Himachal CM Launches Fierce Campaign Against 'Chitta' Drug Mafia

In a strong move against the 'chitta' (adulterated heroin) mafia in Himachal Pradesh, Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu announced rewards for information on drug trades, leading an Anti-chitta Awareness Walkathon. He also highlighted the implementation of the PIT-NDPS Act to tackle major traffickers.

Himachal Pradesh is stepping up its fight against the 'chitta' drug menace with Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu at the forefront. Issuing a stern warning to drug peddlers, Sukhu emphasized that such activities have no place in the sacred land known as 'Devbhoomi.'

Spearheading an Anti-chitta Awareness Walkathon from the Dari ground to the Police Ground, the chief minister was unequivocal in his condemnation of drug networks. This campaign is not just about tackling traffickers but dismantling the entire drug empire threatening the state's youth. With chants of 'Drug Free Himachal,' students and citizens alike joined the rally, reinforcing their commitment to eradicating drug misuse.

Sukhu has announced substantial rewards for those aiding in breaking major drug networks, offering cash incentives ranging from Rs 10,000 to Rs 10 lakh for information provided via emergency number 112. Underlining the gravity of the situation, he mentioned the implementation of the PIT-NDPS Act, with 46 traffickers already detained. The message is clear: Himachal's battle against chitta is unwavering and determined.

(With inputs from agencies.)