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30 lakh join Keralam's anti-drug campaign under Operation Toofan: Minister Chennithala

30 lakh join Keralam's anti-drug campaign under Operation Toofan: Minister Chennithala

Palakkad, Keralam - Home Minister Ramesh Chennithala announced that more than 30 lakh individuals have joined the state's anti-drug campaign, Operation Toofan. Speaking at a large anti-drug awareness event in Palakkad, Chennithala described the program as the signature initiative of the UDF government. He administered an anti-narcotics pledge to the attendees and declared them Toofan Warriors.

Chennithala emphasized that Operation Toofan focuses on prevention, counselling, treatment, and rehabilitation, aiming to strengthen communities through early intervention and better recovery. Since its launch, the campaign has received a positive response from the public. The police have reported a surge in arrests under Operation Toofan, with 15,515 people arrested in 14,369 cases during the first five months.

The seizures include various narcotics and substances, underscoring the government's commitment to combating drug abuse.

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