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Key Points

5 points
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Deadline: end of 2029 for a drug‑free state.

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Collaboration between national Home Minister and state leadership.

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Emphasis on parental vigilance and community participation.

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Introduction of new criminal statutes to reduce case delays.

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Goal to convict guilty individuals within three years of filing a report.

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Summary

He will coordinate with Chief Minister Mohan Yadav and senior Home Department officials to draft a comprehensive action plan.

The campaign urges parents, especially mothers, to stay vigilant about drug exposure among children.

The announcement coincides with the rollout of new criminal laws intended to speed up trials and protect citizens.

These reforms replace older colonial‑era statutes with the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita and related codes.

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New Words to Learn

6 words
illegal drugs
substances that are against the law because they can cause harm
action plan
a detailed list of steps to reach a goal
vigilant
watchful and careful
Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita
India's new criminal law code replacing older British‑era laws
convict
to officially declare someone guilty in a court
FIR
First Information Report, the first police document about a crime
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