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https://www.youtube.com/shorts/w0SXHxIgWkI
https://www.hindustantimes.com/trending/chennai-1-000-cops-search-student-flats-for-5-hours-find-500-grams-ganja-101725267612616.html
https://www.thehindu.com/news/cities/chennai/tambaram-city-police-raid-flats-of-students-seize-ganja-and-other-drugs/article68588763.ece
Every state NLU campus should be raided along with some private law schools as well.
I don't want to defend drug usage, it has a lot of implications for sure, but it is not a single layer issue where you catch users and punish them and the problem goes away. The war on drugs is a concept that many nation states have tried and failed, let alone universities.
The idea is to understand the reason why are students using/abusing drugs. Working on decreasing the accessibility of drugs. Helping students through the process. A lot of people may just want to get high and party but I've seen a lot of users that did drugs for reasons beyond a singular or simple reason.
It's not a very uncomplicated issue that just needs strictness. The reason why east coast NLU admin fails miserably in getting any respect from students and why USA could never control the drug usage is the same. "The system does nothing to stop the promotion, the end user is punished"