Archive · 2 Aug 2025
MP Police Anti-Drug Drive Receives Global Recognition
The Madhya Pradesh police ran a special program to keep people away from drugs.
This program involved many police stations and reached a lot of people online and in person.
The program was called 'Nashe Se Doori, Hai Zaroori,' which means 'staying away from drugs is necessary.'
Because of its success, the program has been recognized by the World Book of Records.
The head of the police, DGP Kailash Makwana, is going to be honored in the British Parliament for the campaign's success.
The police said their goal was to help people avoid drugs, and they are happy the campaign helped so many people.
MP police's anti-drug campaign, 'Nashe Se Doori, Hai Zaroori,' earns global recognition.
The campaign was held between July 15 and 30 across 1,175 police stations in 57 districts.
Around 23 lakh individuals were directly engaged, and over 6.35 crore people reached via social media.
The campaign has been recognized by the World Book of Records.
DGP Kailash Makwana has been invited to a felicitation event in the UK Parliament.
- Who
- Madhya Pradesh Police, DGP Kailash Makwana, and the public.
- What
- Madhya Pradesh police's anti-drug campaign earned global recognition and a World Book of Records entry.
- When
- The campaign took place between July 15 and 30.
- Where
- Madhya Pradesh, India, and the felicitation will be in the UK Parliament.
- Why
- To keep youth and adolescents free from drugs.
- Campaign Title
- 'Nashe Se Doori, Hai Zaroori'
- Campaign Dates
- July 15-30
- Police Stations Involved
- 1,175
- Districts Involved
- 57
- Individuals Directly Engaged
- Around 23 lakh
- People Reached Via Social Media
- Over 6.35 crore
- Recognition
- World Book of Records