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Himachal DGP Ashok Tewari Calls for Students, Parents and Teachers to Join Anti‑Chitta Drive
✍️ Indian Masterminds
🗓 18 Oct 2026, 10:35 PM
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Himachal Pradesh Director General of Police Ashok Tewari has urged students, parents and teachers to take part in the newly launched Anti‑Chitta Drive.
The Director General of Police for Himachal Pradesh, Ashok Tewari, has publicly appealed to the state's educational community to join the Anti‑Chitta Drive. In a statement released on the Indian Masterminds platform, the DGP emphasized the importance of collective participation by students, parents and teachers to make the initiative successful. The drive, whose exact objectives have not been detailed in the release, is being promoted as a collaborative effort to address concerns affecting the youth. Tewari’s call reflects a broader trend of law‑enforcement agencies engaging with civil society on social issues. The police department plans to coordinate with schools and local bodies to facilitate the campaign across the state.
The announcement comes amid growing attention to student welfare in Himachal Pradesh, with officials seeking to involve multiple stakeholders. By targeting parents and teachers alongside students, the DGP aims to create a supportive environment that can reinforce the drive’s goals. No specific timeline or metrics for the initiative were disclosed at this stage.
Authorities have indicated that further details, including program activities and participation guidelines, will be communicated through schools and community channels in the coming weeks.
The announcement comes amid growing attention to student welfare in Himachal Pradesh, with officials seeking to involve multiple stakeholders. By targeting parents and teachers alongside students, the DGP aims to create a supportive environment that can reinforce the drive’s goals. No specific timeline or metrics for the initiative were disclosed at this stage.
Authorities have indicated that further details, including program activities and participation guidelines, will be communicated through schools and community channels in the coming weeks.