Youth addicted to drugs!

 The village youth is getting drunk due to gham jai intoxication.Villages along with urban and mandal border villages In the suburbs of Llo, in the abandoned lands, even in ruins Converted into barriers near wells and ponds Marijuana, Bonofix and other drugs are consumed.


Intoxicated lovers. Create special groups on WhatsApp Doing and conveying information. studied The young people who are working are being targeted.


Do you get accustomed to it for free and put it in that room?Rs. Ganjai Ashachupi students, young women and young men A net is being laid as a target. First two in colleges Three young men were freed and enslaved March, the rest are supplied with them Charam. Due to high police surveillance in cities They are running towards the green countryside. parents unable to express the events that are pilingre falling It is more common in schools and colleges.


Intoxicated youths in road accidents with over speed lives are also lost. In childhood Condolences to the family. It is alleged that the ganja mafia targeted Inter, Degree, B.Tech and PG students in some villages and the hillocks on the outskirts of the village and went into business. It also seems that the youths are selling drugs. People who supply cannabis are regularly caught by the police somewhere. In this way they are caught and ruining their precious life. Young people who are addicted to drugs are getting addicted to crime. Rural youth is getting addicted to cannabis. The youth forget the goal and become drug addicts to easily earn intoxicants. It starts as fun and then becomes a habit and commits many crimes. This is the main reason for most of the recent crimes. Due to this, the youth are getting into fights and fights. Pawnshops, hotels, ice-cream shops, soda carts and auto stands are the places where cannabis is sold.

It is a matter of ignorance that it is happening otherwise. It is available in various forms like cigarettes, pan masala, chocolate, youth are not only addicted to alcohol but also suffer serious financial losses. Apart from poor people and workers, we hear that cannabis is being used in resorts, farmhouses and clubs. Cannabis has a direct effect on the brain. In large doses, the brain stops working properly. People who take too much marijuana start losing their vision. Blood pressure also increases. Medical experts say that there are also risks of heart attack. Eyes start to look red. There is also an increased risk of respiratory problems. Young people around the world are getting addicted to cannabis as they become friends with each other and make cannabis addiction an epidemic. The bodies of young people who have become slaves have also changed and they are acting strangely like mental patients. In the background of youth going astray, if parents are not vigilant, there are many accidents. 


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