Hyderabad: Following bursts in smuggling and spasms of large amounts of marijuana, chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao on Wednesday announced establishing separate cells under the DGP ranking officer and a special branch in the intelligence wing.
While convincing that those involved in ‘Gudumba’ will be rehabilitated, however, he explained that anyone finding marijuana cultivation in farmland they not only faced criminal cases but also did not get help under ‘Rythu Bima’ and ‘Rythu Bima’ and ‘ Rythu Bima ‘and’ Rythu Bima ‘and’ Rythu Bima ‘and’ Rythu Bima ‘and’ Rythu Bima ‘and’ Rythu Bima ‘.
People who grow it on the forest land will lose their farmers, he warns.
At a meeting with the Department of Police and Excise, CM told officials to break the whip on smugglers and vendors, and direct them to maintain special supervision in educational institutions.
“The government is ready to provide everything to control this threat.
Eradicate marijuana mafia and don’t reserve criminals, whoever they might,” CM said.
Good performing officials will be given cash awards, prizes and special promotions, cm promised.
“Before the situation is uncontrollable, a comprehensive action plan must be ready to remove marijuana cultivation,” he said.
While showing how the joint effort by Telangana police has succeeded in controlling extremism in the state, CM said that the police and excise departments must work in coordination.
“Even cannabis seeds should not be found in the state.
Make our Telangana a drug-free country,” CM told the officials, adding that he had a meeting with a lot of pain and attention.
Police and excise officers said marijuana cultivation were mostly on the border of Andhra-Odisha and Chhattisgarh.
It was taken to Telangana from Chintur-Bhadrachalam for consumption and transported to Karnataka and Maharashtra.
“Youth, workers, car drivers are part of the smuggling network,” said an official.
Officials also emphasized the need for coordination with neighboring countries and DGP M.
Mahender Reddy said the two departments would identify hotspots and coordinate with Vizag (AP) and Malkangiri Police (Odisha).
While the secretary of Somesh Kumar said the police excise coordination meeting would be the first step in limiting threats.
“One can assess the situation based on reports that youth formed whatsapp group and use drugs.
Young people become prey to drug binding.
The use of drugs will endanger their mental health, lead even to commit suicide,” he said.
KCR further said that young people had to stay away from drugs to avoid painful and long-time-addicted procedures later on.
Minister of Home Affairs Mohd Mahmood Ali and Excise Minister V Srinivas Good also attended the meeting.