Udupi, August 1, 2025 – The Udupi District Police have introduced a new initiative to combat drug-related issues by launching an Anonymous Drug Complaint & Support Form specifically designed for students and paying guest (PG) residents. The online portal, accessible via https://tally.so/r/nWVA5k, allows individuals to report drug-related activities anonymously, ensuring confidentiality while addressing concerns in educational institutions and residential accommodations.
The form, titled “Anonymous Drug Complaint & Support Form (Students / PG Residents) | Udupi Police,” enables users to report various issues, including drug sales, usage, peer pressure, suspicious activities, and storage or delivery of drugs. It also provides options to refer individuals for counseling and support, catering to those struggling with addiction or related challenges.
Key Features of the Form
The portal includes a comprehensive set of questions to gather detailed information while maintaining the anonymity of the complainant. Key questions include:
- Nature of the Issue: Users can select multiple options such as drug sales in or around colleges/PG accommodations, drug use by peers, peer pressure, or suspicious persons involved in drug activities.
- Location: Options to specify whether the activity is occurring at a college, hostel, shop, or other location.
- Frequency: Choices to indicate if the issue happens daily, on weekends, occasionally, or has recently started.
- Substances Involved: Respondents can identify substances like ganja/weed, pills, white powder (e.g., MDMA or cocaine), injectables, cigarettes, or others.
- Support and Action: Users can request police action, counseling, or both, and have the option to upload photos, videos, or screenshots (with a 10 MB size limit) to support their report.
- Confidential Contact: An optional field allows users to provide their name and contact number for follow-up, with a guarantee of confidentiality.
Focus on Anonymity and Support
The initiative emphasizes anonymity to encourage reporting without fear of repercussions. According to the Udupi Police, the platform is designed to address both enforcement and rehabilitation needs. Complainants can choose to report solely for informational purposes, request police intervention, or seek counseling for individuals struggling with addiction.
A Step Toward Safer Communities
This initiative reflects the Udupi Police’s commitment to curbing drug-related activities in educational and residential settings while providing support for those affected. By leveraging a user-friendly, no-code platform like Tally.so, the police have made it easier for students and residents to report concerns securely and efficiently.
The portal is expected to enhance community safety, reduce drug-related incidents, and provide timely support to individuals in need. The public is encouraged to use the QR code or visit the provided link to report any suspicious activities or seek assistance.
For more information or to submit a report, visit: https://tally.so/r/nWVA5k.
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