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Ganderbal 22 July 2024: On a sunny morning volunteers from Civil Society Tullamulla along with the support of the Excise Department gathered to tackle the issue of cannabis cultivation in their community. Prompted by concerns about the negative impact of the drugs in their town they decided to take action.
With the help of local law enforcement (Police) the team identified several parcels of land where cannabis was being cultivated. These lands spanning over several kanals were hidden away in secluded areas making them difficult to detect. The drive started from MS Bunpora TullaMulla
Equipped with the necessary equipment the group determinedly made their way through thick vegetation cutting down the illicit plants and uprooting them from the ground. It was a laborious task but the volunteers continued their efforts with unwavering determination.
As word spread about their initiative more locals came forward offering their assistance in the eradication of cannabis. The community had grown tired of the negative consequences associated with the drug trade such as increased crime rates and a decline in overall safety.
This collaborative effort between Civil Society Tullamulla and the Excise Department , JK Police and Revenue served as a strong message. It demonstrated the community’s unity and determination to safeguard their town its residents and their future generations from the detrimental effects of drugs.
Furthermore the initiative also emphasized the importance of engaging civil society organizations and local communities in combating drug-related issues. By working together sharing resources and raising awareness they were able to make a significant impact on the prevalence of cannabis cultivation within the community.
Overall the destruction of cannabis crops on several kanals of land marked a turning point for Tullamulla. It exemplified the power of collaborative action and the determination of the community to reclaim their town from the grip of the illegal drug trade. It also served as an inspiration for other communities facing similar challenges showcasing the potential for positive change when citizens come together for a common cause.
Earlier a rally was also taken in which students were holding playcards, and raising the slogans against the cannabis cultivation and ill uses of drugs.
