Baramulla: Inspector General of Police (IGP) Kashmir, V K Birdi on Friday said the war against drugs will continue until the end of this menace.
Commending the swift action of J&K Police, especially Baramulla Police, he said the fight against narco-terrorism and the drug menace will intensify.
During his visit to north Kashmir’s Baramulla district, the IGP inspected the on-ground scenario of the Police Drug De-addiction Centre and evaluated its overall functioning.
He inspected the construction work of the under-construction Police Post in Old Town Baramulla and visited Police Station Baramulla.
Appealing to the general public, Birdi urged cooperation and information sharing regarding any drug peddling activities to save the future of the valley's youth.
He stressed the need to address the root causes of addiction and support the recovery and reintegration of affected individuals into society.
"The Police Drug De-Addiction Centre is breaking the cycle of addiction and reintegrating individuals into society as productive members," he said.
Inspecting the ongoing work of the under-construction Police Post in Old Town Baramulla, the Kashmir Police Chief stressed the importance of establishing a robust and modern facility that aligns with the evolving needs of law enforcement in the area.
The visit also included an inspection of Police Station Baramulla, where the IGP focused on crime data, statistics, and the effectiveness of ongoing initiatives.