Archive · 31 Jul 2026
NCB Trains 26 Maharashtra Police as Master Trainers
The National Crime Bureau (NCB) taught 26 police inspectors from Maharashtra how to enforce drug laws better.
They did this in a five‑day class in Ghaziabad.
After this, Maharashtra has 56 top trainers to help fight drugs.
Around the same time, leaders from Madhya Pradesh and Assam met in Bhopal and Guwahati to plan how to stop drug smuggling together.
They talked about sharing information, investigating money, and taking down drug groups.
NCB trained 26 Maharashtra police inspectors as Master Trainers in NDPS Act enforcement during a five‑day program in Ghaziabad.
The training followed a first ToT program held 20–24 April 2026, creating a total of 56 Master Trainers for the state.
The program was conducted in partnership with BPR&D–CDTI, Ghaziabad.
State‑level Joint Coordination Committee meetings for Madhya Pradesh and Assam were held in Bhopal and Guwahati to coordinate drug‑trafficking actions.
The meetings emphasized joint interrogations, financial investigations, coordinated enforcement, and cartel dismantling.
- Who
- National Crime Bureau, Maharashtra Police officers, officials from Madhya Pradesh and Assam
- What
- Training of Master Trainers in NDPS Act enforcement and Joint Coordination Committee meetings
- When
- 27–31 July 2026 for training; meetings held on Thursday (2026)
- Where
- Ghaziabad, Bhopal, Guwahati
- Why
- To strengthen drug law enforcement capacity and coordinate action against drug trafficking
- Training Program
- 26 Maharashtra police officers trained as Master Trainers
- Duration
- 5 days
- Dates
- 27–31 July 2026
- Location
- Ghaziabad
- Total Master Trainers
- 56