Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy has issued a stern warning against drug use, emphasizing his government’s zero-tolerance approach to the issue. In a strong statement, CM Reddy declared, “No one should dare to dream about drugs,” signaling his administration’s commitment to eradicating drug-related activities in the state.

The Chief Minister’s remarks come amid rising concerns about drug abuse and trafficking in Telangana, particularly among the youth. Reddy has vowed to intensify efforts to crack down on drug networks and has called for stricter enforcement of laws to curb the spread of narcotics.

Underlining the importance of safeguarding the state’s future generations, CM Reddy urged parents, educators, and community leaders to join the fight against drugs. He highlighted the detrimental impact of drug use on society, stressing that it undermines the health, safety, and well-being of individuals and communities.

The Telangana government has already launched several initiatives to combat drug abuse, including awareness campaigns, rehabilitation programs, and enhanced law enforcement measures. CM Reddy’s latest statement reinforces the administration’s resolve to tackle the issue head-on and create a drug-free Telangana.

In addition to law enforcement efforts, CM Reddy called for greater public awareness and education about the dangers of drug use. He encouraged citizens to report any suspicious activities related to drugs and assured that the government would take swift and decisive action against offenders.

As the state intensifies its crackdown on drug-related activities, CM Reddy’s message is clear: there will be no tolerance for those involved in the drug trade, and the government will continue to take all necessary steps to protect the people of Telangana from the scourge of drugs.