New Delhi, April 27 -- The Supreme Court has voiced concern over the increasing infiltration of drug networks into educational institutions, cautioning that young students are being systematically targeted as both consumers and conduits. As it paused coercive action against a 21-year-old law student accused of procuring ganja, a bench of justices JB Pardiwala and Vijay Bishnoi said that the case before it highlighted a larger, troubling pattern. "Drug trafficking and abuse within educational institutions represent a critical, growing challenge, transforming schools and colleges into target zones for illicit substance networks," said the court in its recent order, noting that "criminal networks actively target students as both consumers and ...