پاکستان اور افغانستان، جموں و کشمیر میں منشیات کے بڑے ذرائع: ڈپٹی کمشنر شوپیان کی پریس کانفرنس

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شوپیان کے ڈپٹی کمشنر شاہد سلیم نے کہا کہ پاکستان اور افغانستان سے جموں و کشمیر اور پنجاب کو منشیات اسمگلنگ کی جارہی ہے۔

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00:00What is this substance?

00:02And why is he becoming an addict?

00:04Does anyone in you know what this substance is?

00:06And why is he becoming an addict?

00:08And why does the substance of addiction become an addict?

00:13No one knows this.

00:15That is the issue.

00:16With this medium of yours, I want to tell the students, the youth,

00:21that there are only two places in the world where this opium is cast.

00:26One is Tasmania.

00:28And there, all this is regulated.

00:30There, it is government regulated.

00:32And international companies are working there.

00:34And what is being made from there?

00:36Morphine.

00:37Morphine, which is given to cancer patients or those who have a lot of pain.

00:43The second cast is in Afghanistan and Pakistan.

00:46There was a little bit here too.

00:48Its fort has been mined.

00:50They have shifted to alternate crops.

00:52Pakistan and the drug lords there are working on it.

00:56And this opium is made.

00:59Which we process a little and call it heroin.

01:03This heroin is then pumped from there through borders, through drones,

01:08in our territories.

01:10It will come to Punjab, it will come to J&K.

01:13It came from Kapwada, Punjhar, Jodhi.

01:16Now what do they do from there?

01:18Its cost has to be increased.

01:20How will the cost increase?

01:21That is what is in the market.

01:23They increase its weight.

01:25If there is one kilo, it is made to be about 25 to 30 kilos.

01:30Now what will we put in it?

01:31We will not put flour.

01:32Because its kick will be less.

01:34It will not affect.

01:35Medicines are put in it.

01:37Abortion pills.

01:39Peristamol.

01:40Dizapam.

01:41I mean, these kinds of things are being put in,

01:45so that its kick remains maintained and its weight increases.

01:49The drug addiction that is spreading,

01:54and there is an alarming situation where families are worried,

01:59and work is also being done.

02:03But it is necessary to convey this to people,

02:07that what is this addiction really?

02:10How does it happen?

02:12What are the things that the addict is using?

02:17What is the prevalent addiction source at this time?

02:21What is the role of families?

02:23What is the role of civil society?

02:25What is the law?

02:26What is the punishment in this?

02:28And what are the measures we are doing?

02:30That is why we met today.

02:32Sir, you should know that the police have arrested four people last week.

02:36The civil society people do not touch the big people.

02:41Until they are not touched, this Manshah's business will not end.

02:45See, generally it is said that the big people are involved in this.

02:50But until we are informed by the civil society,

02:54we should be told who these people are.

02:56Because those who live in the neighborhood,

02:59those who live in the population,

03:01they know more.

03:02Our sources are working on it.

03:04You must have seen that some arrests have also been made.

03:06These people were caught from their homes.

03:09Some properties have also been seized.

03:12Work is being done on that.

03:14More people have been zeroed in,

03:16on whom there is doubt.

03:18But we have to inform the civil society.

03:21And when will the civil society inform?

03:23When they will feel that the children are getting addicted.

03:26Because I have seen that the parents are getting to know at the last stage.

03:31That is why I gave you this trouble,

03:33that we discuss a little on this,

03:35so that people know what it is,

03:38how it is happening.

03:40Until the parents discuss with their children

03:43what drug addiction is and how we should avoid it.

03:47What should the parents take care of the children?

03:50What is their consumption?

03:52How much money do they take and where do they spend it?

03:54With whom do they get up and sit?

03:56What is their friend circle?

03:58If you have sent them to a tuition institute,

04:01do they go there?

04:03Do they go to school regularly?

04:05Is the parent's interaction with the teachers?

04:08Are the parents noticing the behavior of their children?

04:12Whenever someone goes for a heroin injection,

04:16you will find marks on these places.

04:19Are the parents checking?

04:21Are their arms checking up to here?

04:23Are there any marks of Pricks?

04:26You have to see what is in their cupboards.

04:29Whom are they contacting?

04:31This is the job of the parents.

04:33Teachers also take care of the school.

04:35I have also seen in the college that they are also checking a lot.

04:38Bags are being checked.

04:40But the role of parents is very important.

04:43This includes law enforcement,

04:45the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act.

04:48The police is working on it.

04:50The Narcotic Control Bureau is also working on it.

04:53And that work is being done.

04:55As soon as the information comes,

04:57because when the law has to work,

04:59then complete evidence,

05:01then catch, then quantity,

05:03then its FSL test.

05:05There is a program of the Government of India,

05:07Ministry of Minority Affairs.

05:10And today I am going to visit a site

05:13where we will start preparations for drug de-addiction.

05:16But this is not a good thing that we have reached the stage

05:20where we are saying that a drug de-addiction center is also required.

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