A reward of 25% of the fine will be given to the person who provides reliable information (with evidence) about the persons committing the crimes of dumping garbage and discharging liquid waste in public places and water bodies.
Operation Toofan 2.0

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Operation Toofan 2.0 (officially part of Operation Toofan: The Narco Hunt) is the second, demand-reduction phase of the Kerala Police and State Government's comprehensive anti-narcotics campaign, launched on September 28, 2026.   While the initial phase (launched in June 2026) focused primarily on police enforcement, raids, and supply-chain interdiction, Phase 2.0 shifts focus toward public awareness, community involvement, demand reduction, and rehabilitation.   Key Pillars & Structure of Operation Toofan 2.0Toofan Janajagratha Samithis (Grassroots Committees): Public awareness committees formed across all 20,999 wards in Kerala (spanning Grama Panchayats, Municipalities, and Corporations) to lead neighborhood-level vigilance.   Toofan Gram Sabhas & Volunteer Network: Special Gram Sabhas convened across local bodies to mobilize community participation. A network of volunteers—dubbed Toofan Warriors—drawn from Kudumbashree, Haritha Karma Sena, ASHA workers, students, teachers, and local sports/cultural clubs, lead local outreach.   Toofan Care (Rehabilitation & Recovery): Enhanced treatment, mental health counseling, and de-addiction facilities set up in collaboration with over 35 hospitals and the Indian Medical Association (IMA). Toofan After-Care Homes will also be created to support long-term recovery and prevent relapse.   Toofan Mentor: Special training for two designated police officers per station to act as rehabilitation mentors and assist affected families.   Campus & School Integration: Existing anti-drug clubs in schools and colleges are upgraded to Toofan Anti-Drug Clubs to monitor drug pushers targeting educational institutions.   1-Year RoadmapMonths 1–3: Convening Ward Gram Sabhas, campus outreach, and local hotspot mapping for drug sales.   Months 4–6: Parent counseling sessions, local arts/sports competitions to engage youth.   Months 7–9: Workplace awareness drives, de-addiction medical camps, expansion of confidential tip-off mechanisms.   Months 10–12: Kudumbashree household visit campaigns and student mentoring.   Official Contact & Anonymous Helpline NumbersTo report information on drug distribution, sales, or suspicious locations directly to the Kerala Police (identity remains confidential):Direct Police Helpline: 94979 79794, 94979 27797   WhatsApp Tip-Off Line: 99959 66666