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Vijender Singh and Drug bust case
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phoolkumar
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Boxer Vijender Singh tests negative for drugs, says NADA
Read more: http://www.sportskeeda.com/2013/04/...chit-by-nada-in-heroin-scandal/#ixzz2Qd8eeIP5
Read more: http://www.sportskeeda.com/2013/04/...chit-by-nada-in-heroin-scandal/#ixzz2Qd8eeIP5
drrajpalsingh
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The tests conducted by NADA on Vijender's samples taken on April 3, 2013 were subjected to an out-of-competition test for banned substances.
The ministry of Youth affairs and Sports said that it was ''glad to announce tht on the basis of these tests none of the boxers were found to have used any banned substance in the recent past.''
For full report read, The Tribune, Chandigarh dated 17th April, 2013 p.1
or
log in www.tribuneindia.com
The ministry of Youth affairs and Sports said that it was ''glad to announce tht on the basis of these tests none of the boxers were found to have used any banned substance in the recent past.''
For full report read, The Tribune, Chandigarh dated 17th April, 2013 p.1
or
log in www.tribuneindia.com
What is surprising is that there are hordes and hordes of people who consume narcotic substances right under the nose of the police almost everywhere in the country including Punjab. The motive of Punjab Police is circumspect in singling out Vijender Singh on the charges of consuming heroine.
It seems Punjab Police wants to sensationalize the issue using a bigger name (fish).
It seems Punjab Police wants to sensationalize the issue using a bigger name (fish).
It seems Punjab Police wants to sensationalize the issue using a bigger name (fish).
A brilliant story I read a few days ago: http://archive.tehelka.com/story_main52.asp?filename=Ne140412WHAT.asp
Coincidentally this validates RGs comment on drugs in Punjab region.
upendersingh
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Though it's a one year old article, but worth sharing for this thread :
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Haryana khap bans drugs
Mar 12, 2013, 12.18AM IST
ROHTAK: A khap panchayat in Haryana's Jind district has resolved to enforce a ban on the use of drugs in its area of influence.
This comes in the backdrop of youth icon and Olympian Vijender Singh being dragged into a controversy over his alleged heroin use.
In a meeting on Sunday, the Barah Tapa khap leaders resolved to ban the use of contraband drugs in 17 villages of the district and also decided to set up village-level committees to monitor and enforce the ban.
The village sarpanch Ajmer Singh presented the resolution and it was unanimously adopted. The leaders also announced to start a special drive against drugs.
Khap leader Kuldeep Singh Dhanda presided over the meeting and said that these committees would also identify drug addicts and help them in quit the habit.
The khap leaders said that the processed narcotics like smack are being smuggled into rural Haryana and a growing number of youth are getting addicted.
"The problem of drugs among youth in Haryana is not as bad as Punjab but its growing and we should be on the guard," Dhanda said adding that the Khap would punish people caught using drugs.
"We don't know if Vijender Singh used drugs or not but the entire controversy speaks volumes about the possible extend and reach of drugs. The youth in Haryana need to be made aware about this lurking danger," added Dhanda.
Layak Ram Dabas, additional director general and director of State Crime Record Bureau (SCRB), said that use of processed drug seemed more in the NCR region like Gurgaon, Faridabad and Sonipat than in the interior.
Link
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Haryana khap bans drugs
Mar 12, 2013, 12.18AM IST
ROHTAK: A khap panchayat in Haryana's Jind district has resolved to enforce a ban on the use of drugs in its area of influence.
This comes in the backdrop of youth icon and Olympian Vijender Singh being dragged into a controversy over his alleged heroin use.
In a meeting on Sunday, the Barah Tapa khap leaders resolved to ban the use of contraband drugs in 17 villages of the district and also decided to set up village-level committees to monitor and enforce the ban.
The village sarpanch Ajmer Singh presented the resolution and it was unanimously adopted. The leaders also announced to start a special drive against drugs.
Khap leader Kuldeep Singh Dhanda presided over the meeting and said that these committees would also identify drug addicts and help them in quit the habit.
The khap leaders said that the processed narcotics like smack are being smuggled into rural Haryana and a growing number of youth are getting addicted.
"The problem of drugs among youth in Haryana is not as bad as Punjab but its growing and we should be on the guard," Dhanda said adding that the Khap would punish people caught using drugs.
"We don't know if Vijender Singh used drugs or not but the entire controversy speaks volumes about the possible extend and reach of drugs. The youth in Haryana need to be made aware about this lurking danger," added Dhanda.
Layak Ram Dabas, additional director general and director of State Crime Record Bureau (SCRB), said that use of processed drug seemed more in the NCR region like Gurgaon, Faridabad and Sonipat than in the interior.
Link
Though it's a one year old article, but worth sharing for this thread :
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Haryana khap bans drugs
Mar 12, 2013, 12.18AM IST
ROHTAK: A khap panchayat in Haryana's Jind district has resolved to enforce a ban on the use of drugs in its area of influence.
This comes in the backdrop of youth icon and Olympian Vijender Singh being dragged into a controversy over his alleged heroin use.
In a meeting on Sunday, the Barah Tapa khap leaders resolved to ban the use of contraband drugs in 17 villages of the district and also decided to set up village-level committees to monitor and enforce the ban.
The village sarpanch Ajmer Singh presented the resolution and it was unanimously adopted. The leaders also announced to start a special drive against drugs.
Khap leader Kuldeep Singh Dhanda presided over the meeting and said that these committees would also identify drug addicts and help them in quit the habit.
The khap leaders said that the processed narcotics like smack are being smuggled into rural Haryana and a growing number of youth are getting addicted.
"The problem of drugs among youth in Haryana is not as bad as Punjab but its growing and we should be on the guard," Dhanda said adding that the Khap would punish people caught using drugs.
"We don't know if Vijender Singh used drugs or not but the entire controversy speaks volumes about the possible extend and reach of drugs. The youth in Haryana need to be made aware about this lurking danger," added Dhanda.
Layak Ram Dabas, additional director general and director of State Crime Record Bureau (SCRB), said that use of processed drug seemed more in the NCR region like Gurgaon, Faridabad and Sonipat than in the interior.
Link
I am pretty sure this action by khap will not be highlighted by media houses.
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