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Law Students Briefed on Drug Abuse and Trafficking Threats
Law students attended a programme about the dangers of drugs.
They learned that possessing, using or selling narcotics can lead to legal punishment.
Police officers explained the laws related to drug offences.
They also discussed how drug trafficking can support terrorist and extremist networks.
These networks can harm a country’s internal security.
The police want students to help prevent drug abuse in the future.
As future lawyers, the students can explain drug laws to other people.
They can also encourage young people to stay away from narcotics.
An awareness programme on drug abuse and illicit trafficking was held at GSKM Law College.
The programme took place at Pidimgoyyi under Bomuru police station limits on Tuesday.
District Eagle CI Y Rambabu conducted the programme under SB DSP B Ramakrishna’s supervision.
Students learned about legal consequences and punishments for possessing, consuming and trafficking narcotics.
Police explained how drug networks can be linked to terrorism, extremism and threats to national security.
- Who
- Law college students attended a programme conducted by District Eagle CI Y Rambabu under the supervision of SB DSP B Ramakrishna; District SP D Narasimha Kishore also spoke about its purpose.
- What
- An awareness programme addressed drug abuse, illicit trafficking, narcotics laws and related national-security threats.
- Where
- GSKM Law College at Pidimgoyyi, under Bomuru police station limits in Rajamahendravaram.
- When
- Tuesday; the articles do not provide a calendar date.
- Why
- To educate future legal professionals about drug-related penalties and help them prevent abuse by raising awareness among young people.
Key facts
- Programme focus
- Drug abuse, illicit trafficking and narcotics-related national security threats
- Venue
- GSKM Law College, Pidimgoyyi
- Police jurisdiction
- Bomuru police station limits
- Conducted by
- District Eagle CI Y Rambabu
- Supervised by
- SB DSP B Ramakrishna
- District police chief quoted
- District SP D Narasimha Kishore
- Audience
- Law college students
Sources
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