Malappuram, Kerala, India, September 28: The Kerala government has launched the second phase of “Operation Toofan,” a massive statewide anti-narcotics campaign aimed at combating drug abuse, Home Minister Ramesh Chennithala announced on Monday.
Speaking to ANI in Malappuram, Chennithala detailed the comprehensive strategy being implemented by state authorities to combat drug abuse.
“Kerala Police and LACD are jointly organizing the second phase of Operation Toofan—the narco hunt. We will go and spread awareness to every house. We will be giving treatment and rehabilitation to all those people who are addicted to drugs. All kinds of programs have already been implemented,” the Home Minister stated.
Calling it a landmark initiative, Chennithala emphasized the scale of the crackdown, declaring, “This is one of the biggest ever narco hunts in the country.”
Earlier this month, Chennithala hailed the success of “Operation Toofan: The Narco Hunt” and announced that the state was ready to move into the second phase of its intensive anti-drug campaign.
The Home Minister said the initiative has received overwhelming public support and will now shift its focus toward grassroots-level awareness and community involvement.
Speaking to the media, Chennithala said, “Operation Toofan: The Narco Hunt in Kerala is a big success. The general public is in favor of this narco hunt. We want to go to the second stage now. With the help of all panchayats and local bodies, we are going to go door-to-door to the people and make them aware of the dangerous proposition of drug consumption.”
“From September 28 onward, we will have a statewide awareness campaign by the three-tier local bodies in the state of Kerala,” Chennithala announced. (ANI)
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