Meghalaya Government Joins Hands with Religious Leaders to Tackle Drug Menace

The government of Meghalaya has made a bold move to combat the drug issue in the state, seeking the assistance of religious leaders. Social Welfare Minister Paul Lyngdoh declared an elaborate plan to implement sniffer dogs, putting scanner vehicles on entry and exit points, and giving financial support to religious groups. The government has released Rs 50 lakh as a token amount to assist real faith organizations to address drug abuse. Faith forums were met for valuable suggestions and guidance on framing an effective response to the problem. The combined effort will help create awareness, understanding, and people-driven solutions to combat drugs.
Source: Ukhrultimes