Aizawl, Aug. 23 -- Mizoram Chief Minister Lalduhoma on Friday identified drug abuse as the state's biggest threat, emphasizing the need for collective action to curb the menace.

Speaking at a conference of the Mizoram Police Service Association (MPSA) in Aizawl, he highlighted the link between drug abuse and the spread of HIV/AIDS.

"Drug abuse remains the biggest threat to us. Tackling it collectively not only prevents the further spread of HIV but also safeguards physical health and promotes spiritual well-being," Lalduhoma said.

The Chief Minister praised the efforts of Mizoram Police Service (MPS) officers for their role in combating drugs and maintaining peace, making Mizoram one of the most peaceful states in India.

Lalduhoma als...