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Davanagere: Consumption of gutka is increasing among the youth and they are falling sick after becoming addicted to it, said historian Prof B Rajashekharappa. He was speaking after flagging off an awareness campaign at Chitradurga district hospital grounds on Tuesday.
The event was organised by Karnataka Jnana Vignana Samithi (KJVS) along with Karnataka Research Council (KRC) and Kalpavrisha Charitable Trust (KCT).
“It is possible to give up anti-social habits like consumption of gutka, tobacco and alcohol by involving in good and creative works that are useful to the society. Thus, we can build a healthy society with good citizens,” said the professor.
Retired Kannada professor P Yashodha said youth addicted to gutka are not only losing their money, health but also their education and totally ruining their lives. Such addicted persons are susceptible for several diseases including cancer, she said.
KJVS district president prof HKS Swamy along with members of KRC and KCT took part in the rally. (Photo attached)

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