Udupi police intensify action against drug usage, file 54 cases in 15 days


Daijiworld Media Network – Udupi (JD)

Udupi, Sep 1: With a mission to curb excessive drug usage in the district, the district police have intensified action against incidents of the same. In the past 15 days, more than 40 cases have been registered of drug consumption in the district.

Hakay Akshay Machindra, the police superintendent of the district, on the very first day of taking charge, had asserted a mission against drugs. He said, “The state and district police are giving utmost importance to curb drug mafia. The funds generated through drug mafia are being used for illegal activities,” and had also raised concerns over youths becoming prey to drug usage.


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Meanwhile, police have intensified the search and cases are being registered against ganja consumption every day. In the past 15 days a total of 54 cases have been registered by the police under various station limits.

Speaking to daijiworld.com, S T Siddalingappa, additional superintendent of police said, “In the past 15 days, 54 cases have been registered against incidents of drug consumption. All the persons involved in this belong to the age group of 20-30 years. This action against drug usage will continue in the coming days also.”

Highest number of cases have been registered in Kundapur sub division limits comprising Gangolli, Byndoor and few other stations.

Meanwhile, there is a need to track and curb the drug transportation chain also. Drug consumption cases are termed as petty cases and persons involved in such cases can easily escape by paying fines in courts. Only drug transportation cases can attract arrest of the accused involved. Police are intensifying their work on this as well.

 

 

 

  

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  • Anand, Mumbai

    Thu, Sep 01 2022

    If police raid Manipal hostels, they can file 540 cases in one day.

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  • Ajay Rebello, Kallianpur

    Thu, Sep 01 2022

    What happened to 3,000kg heroin seized in gujarat give to NIA!

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  • Ancient one, Kankanady

    Thu, Sep 01 2022

    Lmao imagine how idiotic the pathetic the cops of Mangalore are to put marijuana consumption in the same category as a hard drug like cocaine or MDMA . As long as the people are ignorant and not willing to make actual self research on the truth of marijuana society will never improve .

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  • dcosta de kadri, Kadri mangalore

    Thu, Sep 01 2022

    Good job to the SP and the police .hope they keep up the good work

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  • Chetan. S, Udupi.India

    Thu, Sep 01 2022

    The serious drug suppliers and consumers can be easily caught in any Manipal Clubs or near by Cigratee stalls where till now no raids taken place.

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  • real kujuma, kodial

    Thu, Sep 01 2022

    all kann katt...if they really want to bust the racket...they should catch the suppliers and not end users...same case for no smoking in public places...they allow sales of tobacco and catch the end user...

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