GB Kahuto Chishi Sumi, a prominent social activist and vocal advocate against corruption and misgovernance in Nagaland, opens up about his personal struggle with addiction. In a candid recounting of his past, he reveals his battle with heroin, an illicit substance, and later, alcohol addiction.
Sumi emphasizes that addiction is a mental illness, with societal collapse and hopelessness often serving as its root causes. He laments the plight of thousands of youths in the state, endowed with potential and talent, but trapped in a cycle of despair due to a lack of opportunities.
Urging youths to steer clear of illicit drugs, Sumi paints a stark picture of the darkness that addiction leads to. Instead, he advocates for proper treatment, encouraging those grappling with addiction to seek help from rehabs and psychiatrists for counseling.
His story serves as a beacon of hope and inspiration, showcasing the transformative power of resilience and determination in overcoming the grip of addiction. For deeper insights into his journey, watch the full interview.
