Bengaluru: Drug use - students released on bail, awareness rally planned


Daijiworld Media Network - Bengaluru (SP)

Bengaluru, Sep 15:  Under a drive launched by the police, five students of Manipal Institute of Technology (MIT) and a physiotherapy student had been arrested for drug use. All of them have since secured bail.

Students council president of MIT, Darshan Nandekar, said that a drug awareness rally is being planned in October this year to awaken student community about the dangers of drug use. The rally, in which about a thousand students, officials and those working in the college will take part, will be part of the upcoming inter-collegiate fest, he added.

All the six students had been arrested by the police on Wednesday from their apartment. Cases were registered against them for  d rug abuse. Information about widespread drug use had come up during the phone-in programme involving superintendent of police of the district recently.

  

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  • Anand, Mangalore

    Sat, Sep 16 2017

    Drug abuse in manipal is not new to people. Earlier time foreign students use to bring and use . But now this is available freely in all college campus. But all college management and police closed their eyes and allowed to use . Congrats udupi
    Police . U should catch drug supplier s.

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