J&K L-G galvanises massive public support against drug abuse, says neighbouring country using it for terrorism, radicalisation
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Why in news
Lieutenant-Governor Manoj Sinha led a massive public rally in Srinagar to galvanize support against drug abuse and warn against narco-terror networks used for radicalization.
Background
The rally took place on May 3, 2026, in Srinagar, covering a two-kilometre route from the Tourist Reception Centre (TRC) ground to Lal Chowk. It involved students performing skits and songs to raise awareness about substance abuse.
Facts for Prelims
- PlaceLal Chowk is a prominent landmark in Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir
- PostManoj Sinha serves as the Lieutenant-Governor of Jammu and Kashmir
For Mains
Q. Discuss the nexus between narcotics trafficking and terrorism in border regions and suggest measures to dismantle narco-terror networks.
Dimensions to cover in your answer
- Security-Narcotics Nexus: Use of drug trafficking proceeds to fund radicalization and insurgent activities
- Community Engagement: Leveraging public awareness and student participation to counter substance abuse
- Intelligence Gap: Challenges in tracking cross-border narco-terror networks and anti-national elements
Keywords: Narco-terrorism · Radicalization · Substance Abuse · Internal Security · Public Awareness
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