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Drug mafia in Kashmir a conspiracy: Saraf 9/29/2013 10:45:24 PM EARLY TIMES REPORT Srinagar, Sep 29 : The Lok Jan Shakti Party National Vice President Sanjay Saraf today claimed that the drugs are being supplied to the youth of the Srinagar city under the deep conspiracy and its trade in Srinagar is at its peak. "I don't have any political motive behind highlighting the issue of drugs, I only want the betterment of our youth and that they should live healthy lives," Saraf said . He further said that he can provide the details of every kind about the areas where the drugs are sold to the youth. Saraf further said that on one side the youth of the state bring laurels and on the other some elements with vested interest are destroying the precious lives of state's young generation. "We are initiating a campaign against drug nuisance very soon so that our youth could be saved from this evil," Saraf informed.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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