CM Vijay administers State-level mass pledge for a ‘Drug Free Tamil Nadu’
The event was attended by 2,000 students from 73 educational institutions; he also launched the ‘Drug and Tobacco-Free Campus’ initiative in which all new students will receive an orientation covering drug abuse risks, NDPS Act penalties, institutional disciplinary actions, and counselling options
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