Archive · 28 Aug 2026
Tirupati Police Launch Rapid Ganja Screening Campaign Among Workers
Police in Tirupati have started a campaign against illegal drugs.
They want to protect young people and create a drug-free society.
Police teams visited CMR Company in Rajupalem village.
They tested nearly 100 workers for signs of ganja use.
The tests were rapid bio-drug screenings.
Anyone who tests positive may face a legal investigation.
Police asked parents, schools, and companies to help them.
They also said they will continue acting against illegal drug trafficking.
Tirupati district police launched an anti-drug campaign under SP L Subba Rayudu.
Renigunta DSP and Yerpedu police tested nearly 100 CMR Company workers.
The rapid bio-drug screening tests focused on detecting ganja use.
Police said people who test positive will face legal inquiry and statutory reporting.
Authorities urged parents, schools, and industry managers to cooperate with enforcement efforts.
- Who
- Tirupati district police, including the Renigunta DSP and Yerpedu police team, under SP L Subba Rayudu.
- What
- Police conducted rapid bio-drug screening tests for ganja among nearly 100 workers.
- When
- During the anti-drug campaign; no specific date was provided.
- Where
- CMR Company in Rajupalem village, Tirupati district.
- Why
- To protect youth, promote a drug-free society, and enforce laws against illegal drug trafficking.
- Campaign
- District-wide anti-drug campaign
- Police leadership
- SP L Subba Rayudu
- Screening team
- Renigunta DSP and Yerpedu police team
- People tested
- Nearly 100 workers
- Test focus
- Ganja detection through rapid bio-drug screening
- Possible response
- Legal inquiry and formal statutory reporting for positive results
- Public appeal
- Parents, educational institutions, and industry managements were urged to cooperate