Hyderabad, Aug. 10 -- The Telangana government is planning to implement stricter laws against drug consumers, peddlers and educational institutions which fail to act against drugs on campus.

According to a TOI report, Telangana Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy has held discussions with education and police authorities to curb the on-campus drug menace. One of the steps being considered is to stop fee reimbursement of eligible students if they are found to be involved in drug abuse or peddling on college premises.

Along with the students, their families might also bear the brunt, as their benefits, such as Rythu Bharosa, would also be cancelled. "The proposed law will hold educational institutes accountable for on-campus use of drugs," an ...