Archive · 3 Dec 2025
Haryana's Anti-Drug Campaign Shows Success
Haryana Police have been working hard to stop drugs from coming into the state, especially near the border with Punjab.
They did a special 45-day campaign where they caught more drug sellers and seized a lot of drugs.
They also closed many medical stores that were not following the rules.
The police are not just catching people with drugs but also trying to break the whole system that supplies drugs.
They want to make the border areas of Haryana safe and free from drugs.
Haryana Police conducted a 45-day anti-narcotics campaign in Sirsa, Fatehabad, and Dabwali.
153 cases were registered under the NDPS Act, up from 105 in the previous 45-day period.
Over 1 kg of heroin, poppy husk, cannabis, and 9,400 tablets/capsules were seized.
23 medical stores were sealed for violating rules, compared to 3 in the previous period.
86 link peddlers were arrested, focusing on dismantling the drug supply network.
- Who
- Haryana Police
- What
- Anti-narcotics campaign
- When
- October 16 to November 30
- Where
- Sirsa, Fatehabad, Dabwali (Haryana)
- Why
- To disrupt drug trafficking networks and curb drug abuse
- Operation Period
- October 16 to November 30
- Cases Registered
- 153 under NDPS Act
- Arrests Made
- 86 link peddlers
- Narcotics Seized
- Over 1 kg heroin, poppy husk, cannabis, 9,400 tablets/capsules
- Medical Stores Sealed
- 23