Alair: Additional Superintendent of Police Satyanarayana emphasized that students should stay away from bad habits and focus on building a bright future. A Student and Youth Convention was grandly organized on Thursday under the joint aegis of Raghava Voluntary Service Organization and Manga Foundation. During the programme, police officials created awareness among students about drugs, eve-teasing, and cybercrimes. Yadadri Bhuvanagiri District Additional SP CH Satyanarayana and Yadagirigutta DSP P. Srinivasa Naidu attended the programme as chief guests and addressed the students. Speaking on the occasion, Additional SP Satyanarayana advised students to set good goals from an early age and pursue their education with discipline. He cautioned them against becoming addicted to narcotic substances such as drugs, which could destroy their bright future. Explaining the harmful effects of drugs, he urged the youth to stay away from bad habits and become role models for society. DSP Srinivasa Naidu stated that eve-teasing is a serious offence and that respecting women and girls is everyone’s responsibility. He warned that strict legal action would be taken against those who harass fellow female students, behave inappropriately, or trouble them through social media. He also advised students to remain alert about cybercrimes and never share OTPs, bank details, or personal information with strangers. He urged them to be cautious about online fraud and suspicious activities. The police officials advised students to develop social responsibility alongside their education, stay away from unhealthy habits, and grow into responsible citizens. Several participants appreciated the initiative, stating that creating awareness among students and youth about drug prevention, respect for women, and cybercrime prevention was highly commendable. The organizers of Raghava Voluntary Service Organization and Manga Foundation expressed their gratitude to the police officials, educational institution representatives, students, and youth who contributed to the success of the programme. Yadagirigutta Circle Inspector M. Shankar Goud, Alair SHO Kiran Kumar, SI Vinay, Raghava Voluntary Service Organization President Pulipalupula Mahesh, Manga Foundation President Manga Narasimhulu, Councillors Pashikanti Sampath, Bijani Kalyani Madhu, Babburi Poshetti, Seesa Satthayya, Manga Aravind, Aili Sandeep, Kallem Jitender, Morigadi Siddulu, Kanthula Shankar, Vaddemanu Narender, Elagala Venkatesh, MD Fayyaz, Mahmood, Aili Bhargav, Elagala Shiva, and others participated in the programme.
