கடந்த ஆட்சியாளர்களின் தவறுகளால் போதைக் கும்பல்கள் வளர்ந்தன! சட்டம்-ஒழுங்கு உள்ளிட்ட பிரச்சினைகளுக்கு இதுவே ஆணிவேர்! இந்தக் கும்பல்களை ஒழிக்க...

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin chaired a high-level joint conference of District Collectors and Superintendents of Police in Chennai, issuing stern directions to eradicate illicit drug syndicates across the state. Stalin pointed out that lapses under the previous administration had allowed narcotics networks to spread, identifying substance abuse as a primary catalyst for deteriorating law and order and violent crime. To dismantle these criminal operations, the Chief Minister directed district administrative heads and top police officers to execute coordinated, intelligence-based crackdowns targeting drug peddlers and smuggling cartels.

Stalin called for transforming drug eradication into a broad-based civic movement that actively engages youth, students, teachers, and civil society organizations. He directed law enforcement agencies to monitor educational institutions closely, dismantle supply chains near campuses, and ensure the stringent enforcement of anti-narcotics statutes. The Chief Minister stated that safeguarding younger generations from substance abuse forms an essential responsibility of the state government. By enforcing zero tolerance against narcotics offenders and pairing aggressive policing with widespread public awareness campaigns, Stalin reaffirmed his administration's determination to establish a healthy, drug-free society across every district of Tamil Nadu.