Champawat Police’s SOG/ANTF unit conducted an awareness initiative for young people in Manihargoth, Tanakpur, highlighting the risks linked to drug use and cybercrime. The outreach focused on prevention and encouraging residents to seek help through official channels.

Guidance on drugs and cyber fraud

The police appealed to young people to stay away from drugs and share information about illegal narcotics. The initiative also urged them to remain cautious about cyber fraud, a form of crime that can target people through digital communication and transactions.

The outreach was organised by SOG/ANTF Champawat, the unit identified with efforts to address drug-related concerns and spread public awareness. details about the number of participants or the duration of the programme is not yet available.

Police shared 4 contact numbers for reporting or seeking help:

  • 1930: Cyber crime
  • 1933: Information about drugs
  • 112: Emergency assistance
  • 1090: Women’s assistance

The numbers give residents separate channels for cybercrime complaints, information about illegal drugs, emergency support and women’s assistance. People were asked to use the relevant service when they require help or want to report a concern.

Why the message matters

The initiative connects 2 public-safety messages: preventing substance use among young people and recognising the risks of cyber fraud. It also places emphasis on reporting information about illegal drugs rather than remaining silent.

No individual case, arrest, complaint or cyber-fraud incident was identified in the available details. The programme was presented as an awareness effort in Manihargoth, Tanakpur.

Conclusion

Champawat Police used the Tanakpur outreach to promote drug avoidance, reporting of illegal narcotics and caution against cyber fraud, while sharing 1930, 1933, 112 and 1090 for support.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. Where was the awareness initiative held?

It was held in Manihargoth, Tanakpur.

Q. Which police unit conducted the programme?

The initiative was conducted by SOG/ANTF Champawat.

Q. What drug-related message was given?

Young people were urged to stay away from drugs and report information about illegal narcotics.

Q. Which number is used for cybercrime?

The cybercrime assistance number shared was 1930.

Q. Which numbers were provided for other assistance?

1933 was shared for information about drugs, 112 for emergencies and 1090 for women’s assistance.