Archive · 25 Jul 2026
Indore Police Campaigns Against Drug Addiction
In Indore, the police organized a program to teach students and others about how bad drugs are.
They talked about how drugs can hurt your health, your family, and your future.
The police chief and other important people were there.
They also told everyone to focus on good things like school and sports instead of drugs.
They even took an oath to stay away from drugs and planted trees to help the environment.
Later, the police also went to the jail to talk to the inmates about drugs.
They told them about the bad effects of drugs and gave them numbers to call if they need help.
More than 800 inmates promised to stay away from drugs.
The police said that staying away from drugs is important for a safe and happy future.
Indore Rural Police organized an awareness program on drug addiction as part of the 'Say No to Drugs 2.0' campaign.
SP Rajendra Kumar Verma and other officials addressed students, bus drivers, conductors, and staff about the dangers of drug addiction.
Dr. Jayantilal Bhandari highlighted the economic impact of drug addiction on the country's productivity.
Over 840 inmates at Central Jail took a pledge to stay away from drugs after an awareness program by the city police.
Helpline numbers for counseling and support were shared with the inmates.
- Who
- Indore Rural Police, students, bus drivers, conductors, staff members, Central Jail inmates
- What
- Awareness program on the dangers of drug addiction and a pledge to stay away from drugs
- When
- Friday
- Where
- Indore, Madhya Pradesh
- Why
- To educate youth about the harmful effects of drug addiction and promote a drug-free society
Proactive Awareness
Potential Challenges
Effectiveness of Awareness Programs
Proactive Awareness
Awareness programs like 'Say No to Drugs 2.0' are crucial in educating youth about the dangers of drug addiction and promoting a drug-free society.
Potential Challenges
The effectiveness of such programs can vary, and sustained efforts are needed to ensure long-term impact.
- Location
- Indore, Madhya Pradesh
- Campaign Name
- Say No to Drugs 2.0
- Chief Guest
- Rajendra Kumar Verma, Superintendent of Police (Indore Rural)
- Inmates Pledge
- 840 inmates took a pledge to stay away from drugs
- Helpline Numbers
- Manas Helpline (1933), National Suicide Helpline (14416), Drug De-addiction Helpline (14446)