CM Revanth Reddy : విద్యాసంస్థల్లో డ్రగ్స్ కనిపిస్తే యాజమాన్యాలదే బాధ్యత

According to NTV Telugu, Telangana Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy has convened a high-level review meeting with senior officials to address the growing concern of drug proliferation within the state. During the session, the Chief Minister emphasized that the government is adopting a zero-tolerance policy toward narcotics and has directed authorities to implement stringent regulations to curb their distribution and usage.

A central focus of the new directives is the security of educational institutions. Chief Minister Reddy explicitly stated that school and college managements will now be held directly accountable for any drug-related activity occurring within their campuses. The administration intends to shift the burden of campus surveillance onto these institutions, mandating that they take proactive measures to ensure their premises remain drug-free environments.

This policy move reflects the state government's broader strategy to involve private and public sector stakeholders in public safety initiatives. By placing the onus on management, the government aims to create a more robust monitoring system that extends beyond traditional police patrols. Further details regarding the specific legal framework or penalties for non-compliance are expected to be outlined as the administration formalizes these new enforcement protocols.