Archive · 1 Sep 2025
Mizoram Launches Anti-Drug Campaign, Operation to Combat Trafficking
Mizoram is starting a big effort to stop drugs from coming into the state and to help people struggling with addiction.
The police, community groups like the YMA, and village leaders will work together to find and stop drug smugglers, especially along the border with Myanmar.
This campaign will continue for four months, until the end of December.
The goal is to make the streets safer, especially for young people.
The state also plans to form a special army battalion to combat drugs.
Mizoram launched a 4-month campaign to curb illegal drug trade and abuse.
The operation targets districts along the Myanmar border and other drug-affected areas.
The Mizoram Police, YMA, and village chiefs are collaborating in this effort.
The campaign aims to address drug trafficking, which affects the youth.
A special anti-drug squad will be deployed to assist in border control.
- Who
- Mizoram government, Mizoram Police, YMA, village chiefs, and law-enforcing agencies.
- What
- A special 4-month campaign-cum-operation to curb drug trade and abuse.
- When
- Launched Monday and will continue until December 31
- Where
- Mizoram, especially along the Myanmar border and in drug-affected localities
- Why
- To combat drug trafficking and abuse, and to restore safety.
- Operation Start Date
- Launched Monday
- Operation Duration
- 4 months
- Target
- Illegal drug trade and drug abuse
- Key Areas
- Mizoram's border with Myanmar and other areas
- Leading Organizations
- Mizoram government, Mizoram Police, and YMA
- Key Districts
- Champhai, Siaha, Lawngtlai, Hnahthial, Saitual, Serchhip
