Tripura Chief Minister Dr. Manik Saha reiterated his government’s strong stance against drug smuggling and substance abuse during an event in Agartala today. He emphasized the need for intensified efforts by police and security agencies to crack down on the illegal drug trade in the state.
Dr. Saha stated that the fight against drugs in Tripura is ongoing and highlighted the significant increase in drug seizures and destruction over the past year. He expressed concern about the spread of drug addiction among young people in the state and urged parents to stay alert. The Chief Minister assured that his government is determined to catch those involved in the drug trade, including kingpins, and eliminate this menace from society.
In addition to addressing the issue of drug abuse, Dr. Saha also emphasized the importance of voluntary blood donation. He commended the Aurobindo Sangha for organizing a blood donation camp and highlighted the need to maintain an adequate supply of blood for emergencies, especially for individuals with negative blood groups.
Furthermore, Dr. Saha praised the Aurobindo Sangha for its social initiatives, such as the tree plantation campaign inspired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. He emphasized the environmental benefits of planting trees and described it as both an act of respect and an investment in the environment.
Speaking about Tripura’s development, the Chief Minister acknowledged the challenges faced by the state after years of misrule by the Communists and Congress. He reassured the public that his government is committed to building a prosperous and beautiful state. Dr. Saha also mentioned the economic growth of India under Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s leadership and highlighted Tripura’s improved ranking in terms of GSDP and per capita income in the North East region.
Overall, Dr. Saha’s remarks at the event highlighted his administration’s dual focus on combating the drug menace and driving economic growth in Tripura. The Chief Minister’s strong stance against drug abuse and his commitment to the state’s development were evident in his statements.
