Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha of Jammu and Kashmir has initiated a comprehensive campaign titled 'Drug Free J&K' aimed at eradicating drug smuggling and abuse in the region. During a launch event in Jammu, Sinha outlined that the administration will take severe actions against drug smugglers, including the confiscation of property, revocation of licenses and passports, and freezing of bank accounts. This initiative is part of a 100-day campaign that will unfold in six phases, focusing on community engagement, awareness drives, and strict law enforcement. Sinha emphasized that drug addiction is a collective crisis that requires public participation and responsibility. He also mentioned the issuance of Look Out Circulars for those evading the law, asserting that the full force of the law will be directed at dismantling drug networks. Additionally, he announced new regulations for rehabilitation centers to ensure they provide adequate support to individuals affected by addiction. The campaign is designed to transform societal attitudes towards drug use and foster a united front against this pressing issue.