Archive · 21 Jul 2026
J&K's Anti-Drug Campaign Enters Decisive Phase
Jammu and Kashmir has started a big campaign to fight against drugs.
The leader, Manoj Sinha, said this is just the beginning and they will keep working until the region is free from drugs.
The campaign lasted 100 days and did many things like filing cases, catching people involved in drugs, and stopping drug networks.
The government wants everyone to help by telling the police about drug sellers.
They also talked about helping people who are addicted to drugs by giving them support and treatment.
The leader said drugs are very bad for society, especially for young people, and they will punish those who sell drugs strictly.
Jammu and Kashmir's anti-drug campaign has entered a decisive phase with significant achievements.
The 100-day campaign resulted in 20,292 FIRs, 292 detentions under PIT-NDPS, and the dismantling of 92 drug networks.
The government is encouraging public participation to isolate drug traffickers and eliminate the social evil.
Rehabilitation efforts include counselling, treatment, and social support for those trapped in addiction.
The campaign will continue with greater intensity in the coming months.
- Who
- Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Union Home Minister Amit Shah
- What
- Launch of a 100-day anti-drug campaign in Jammu and Kashmir
- When
- The campaign concluded recently, with ongoing efforts
- Where
- Jammu and Kashmir, India
- Why
- To combat the growing challenge of substance abuse and narco-terrorism in the region
Government's Anti-Drug Campaign
Drug Traffickers and Narco-Terror Networks
Government's Actions
Government's Anti-Drug Campaign
The government has launched a comprehensive 100-day campaign to combat drug abuse and narco-terrorism, resulting in significant achievements such as 20,292 FIRs, 292 detentions under PIT-NDPS, and the dismantling of 92 drug networks.
Drug Traffickers and Narco-Terror Networks
Drug traffickers and narco-terror networks continue to operate, posing a threat to the youth and society.
Public Participation
Government's Anti-Drug Campaign
The government encourages public participation in the anti-drug campaign, urging citizens to share information about drug peddlers and traffickers.
Drug Traffickers and Narco-Terror Networks
Drug traffickers may attempt to evade the law and continue their illegal activities despite public awareness and enforcement efforts.
- Campaign Duration
- 100 days
- FIRs Filed
- 20,292
- Detentions under PIT-NDPS
- 292
- Drug Networks Dismantled
- 92
- Hotspots Identified
- 4,474
- Properties Attached
- ₹188.9 crore
- Driving Licences Suspended/Cancelled
- 884
- Vehicle Registrations Suspended/Cancelled
- 687
- Passports Impounded
- 64
- Arms Licences Suspended
- 8