Archive · 6 Sep 2026
Amit Shah Unveils Drug-Free Bharat 2029 Mission in Goa
Amit Shah announced a mission called ‘Drug-Free Bharat 2029’ in Goa.
The mission focuses on fighting narcotics.
Shah said this fight is now important for India’s national security.
He said the government would use a zero-tolerance approach against drug trafficking.
This means the government says it will not accept drug smuggling.
Shah said no drugs should enter India.
He also said India should not be used as a route to send drugs elsewhere.
The mission aims to keep India from being a destination or transit route for narcotics.
Home Minister Amit Shah unveiled the ‘Drug-Free Bharat 2029’ mission in Goa.
Shah described the fight against narcotics as a national security priority.
He said the Centre would take a zero-tolerance approach to drug trafficking.
Shah said India would not allow drugs to enter the country.
He also said drugs would not be allowed to pass through India to the world.
- Who
- Home Minister Amit Shah announced the mission.
- What
- He unveiled the ‘Drug-Free Bharat 2029’ mission and outlined a zero-tolerance approach to drug trafficking.
- When
- The report does not provide a specific date; the announcement was made on the occasion described in the report.
- Where
- Goa, India.
- Why
- Shah said combating narcotics has become a national security priority and that India must not be a destination or transit route for drugs.
- Mission
- ‘Drug-Free Bharat 2029’
- Announced by
- Home Minister Amit Shah
- Location
- Goa
- Policy approach
- Zero tolerance toward drug trafficking
- Stated priority
- National security
- Government objective
- Prevent drugs from entering India or passing through India to the world