To lead the eradication efforts, a ministerial sub-committee consisting of the Home, Education, and Tribal Affairs ministers has been established. Individuals providing information on cannabis-related activities will be eligible for rewards or cash prizes. Minister Anitha praised the Visakhapatnam police for their proactive stance in identifying and cracking down on cannabis smuggling operations. She stressed the importance of enforcing the POCSO Act in cases involving minors.

Furthermore, Minister Anitha emphasized the significance of police welfare, advocating for law enforcement to be viewed as protectors rather than instigators of fear. She pledged to equip the police force with modern tools for drug testing and diagnostics, affirming the government’s commitment to rejuvenating law enforcement. Addressing concerns about officers’ lack of scheduled breaks, she assured that the government would allocate resources to bolster the department with additional personnel, enabling officers to take their entitled leaves.

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