ANTI NARCOTIC CELL
Purpose
The main purpose of the Anti-Narcotic Cell in colleges is to prevent, control, and create awareness about the use of drugs and other narcotic substances among students. It aims to ensure a drug-free and healthy campus environment and promote the physical and mental well-being of students.
Functions
- Awareness Programs
- Organize seminars, workshops, and campaigns on the harmful effects of drug abuse.
- Observe International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking (June 26).
- Counselling and Support
- Provide counselling and guidance to students who are vulnerable or addicted.
- Refer serious cases to professional rehabilitation centres or counsellors.
- Surveillance and Prevention
- Monitor the campus to prevent the use or sale of narcotic substances.
- Coordinate with local law enforcement or anti-narcotic agencies if needed.
- Student Involvement
- Encourage students to become peer educators and ambassadors of a drug-free campus.
- Form student committees to report suspicious activities anonymously.
- Coordination with Authorities
- Work in collaboration with the college administration, police department, and health agencies.
- Maintain records and submit periodic reports about awareness activities and cases handled.
- Policy Implementation
- Enforce anti-drug policies and ensure disciplinary actions for violations.
- Promote a culture of zero tolerance towards drug abuse within the institution.
Steps to Report a Case
- Identify and Confirm Suspicion
- Contact the Anti-Narcotic Cell
- Provide Details Clearly
- Maintain Confidentiality
- Investigation by the Cell
- Follow-up
