Bhubaneswar: The commissional police have decided to launch an intervention program to combat the threat of drugs in the capital city.
Under the Aegis ‘Deaddiction, Reformation, and Entrepreneurship Assistance to make a safe community’ (dream), the police wanted to reform drug addicts, most of them involved in evil.
“We will hire an umbrella agent, whose work will bring drug addicts back to normal.
With the help of the police, the agency will identify drug addicts, facilitate their care in the Deaddiction centers, regulate counseling sessions for them and help people who are addicted to getting jobs, “Word said Deputy Commissioner of the Uma Shankar Dash to Ti.
Request for proposals (RFP) has been invited from agents who meet the requirements and NGOs to carry out dreams.
Odisha Mining Corporation (OMC) has agreed to fund the initiative through its CSR, police said.
“We found that most drug addicts, which are customary violators involved in including theft and robbery cases, live slums.
After coming out with a guarantee, they have committed a crime.
We will create their database.
After receiving approval from parents and members Their family, we will include them under dreams.
We will also hold a conscious camp in the slums where drug abuse is usually reported, “said another police officer.
This is the third initiative launched here for drug abuse in recent months.
The police previously launched Basti Ku Chala and Spider White operations to prevent the threat of drug crimes and crimes.
Police issued a special WHATSAPP number 70777981111 to receive information related to drugs from the public.
Dream, Basti Ku Chala and Operation White Spider will strengthen each other.
Often brown sugar seizures in Bhubaneswar and Cuttack left the police on their toes.
Apart from the hard action that is consistent by the police, smugglers continue to peddle narcotics in the capital and its neighbor’s shell.
Police Komisiancah has confiscated around 4.2 kg worth of brown sugar around Rs 4 Crore in Cuttack and more than 2 kg of brown sugar worth around Rs 2 Crore in Bhubaneswar in the past seven months.
The source said the seizure would almost 60% more than the substance confiscated during the same period last year.