Islamabad:
The Superior Court of the Capital has stopped the direct delivery of messaging and goods ordered online, including food to the students of the educational institutions in Islamabad to avoid the supply of narcotics.
The judge of the Superior Court of Islamabad (IHC) INAAM AMEEN MINHAS resumed on Monday to hear a request that sought changes in the curricula to create awareness between children and young people on the adverse effects of drugs and narcotic substances.
During the hearing, Judge Minhas asked officials if they knew how narcotics arrived in schools, schools and universities. He commented that drugs are delivered to schools and universities through mails and delivery personnel.
“Verify and inform which schools and universities are receiving what kind of deliveries. Children ask for pizza and food and, together with them, also receive drugs.
Judge Minhas ordered the authorities to stop direct delivery to students and take measures against the educational institutions they do not comply.
“Implement this and present a report on the next hearing. Verify which schools and universities often receive direct deliveries. Take measures against those institutions that do not comply,” he said.
During the hearing, the judge also asked if the National Anarcotic Council (NANC) had formed. According to the National Narcotics Policy, 2010, the NANC should be established to evaluate and review the anti -narcotics policy.
The judge pointed out that the NANC should be a high -power council to work under the presidency of the Prime Minister with the main ministers of the provinces as their members. The IHC ordered the affairs of the cabinet of the secretary to submit a report in this regard and postponed the hearing until May 28.
In a previous hearing, on April 8, the Islamabad Police had admitted in a report that prioritize the safety of VIP on making efforts to stop the growing threat of drug use in educational institutions.
The judge had expressed his dissatisfaction with the position of the police and issued a notice of the cause of exhibition to the assistant inspector (operations), which ordered him to explain why VIP Security had priority over the safety of the students and the anti -annual operations, said a news report.
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