SPC cadets vital for success of Operation Thoofan: Chennithala
Home Minister Ramesh Chennithala emphasized the importance of Student Police Cadets (SPC) in the fight against drug abuse during a recent event in Thiruvananthapuram. He highlighted the role of SPC cadets as ambassadors for the anti-drug campaign 'Operation Thoofan', which aims to dismantle narcotics networks near educational institutions. The Minister also announced the introduction of the 'Home Minister’s Trophy' to recognize outstanding SPC cadets starting next year.
- ▪Home Minister Ramesh Chennithala called for student support for 'Operation Thoofan', an anti-drug campaign by Kerala Police.
- ▪SPC cadets are encouraged to lead efforts in preventing youth drug addiction and promoting anti-drug activities.
- ▪The SPC project has been a symbol of pride for Kerala Police and discussions are ongoing to implement it nationwide.
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Home Minister Ramesh Chennithala has called upon the student community to unite in support of ‘Operation Thoofan’, the anti-drug campaign launched by Kerala Police to combat the growing menace of substance abuse in the society.Addressing the valedictory function of the Student Police Cadet (SPC) State residential camp in Thiruvananthapuram on Monday, Mr. Chennithala described drug abuse as one of the gravest threats that affected the State. Under such circumstances, SPC cadets could play a leading role in protecting the younger generations from addiction, and become brand ambassadors of anti-drug activities being undertaken in Kerala.According to the Minister, ‘Operation Thoofan’ was launched to dismantle criminal networks involved in the sale of narcotics substances, particularly in the…
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