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Amit Shah Sets 2029 Deadline To End India’s Drug Trade

Amit Shah Sets 2029 Deadline To End India’s Drug Trade
"Not A Gram To Enter India": Amit Shah Sets 2029 Deadline For War Against Drugs · NDTV

Amit Shah said India wants to stop illegal drugs from entering or leaving the country by the end of 2029.

He told police leaders that simply confiscating drugs is not enough.

They must find and break the groups that make and sell them.

Investigators should also follow the money used by these groups.

Different districts will receive different plans depending on whether they produce, transport, or consume drugs.

The government plans to control chemicals used to make drugs and reduce drug demand.

Volunteers in the Nashamukt Mitra programme will visit schools and colleges to warn students about drug use.

Shah said traffickers are increasingly using synthetic drugs, the dark web, cryptocurrency, and hidden delivery points.

He also called for foreign traffickers to be deported, blacklisted, or extradited for trial in India.

Key facts

Drug-free deadline
December 31, 2029
Conference
Third National Conference of Anti-Narcotics Task Force Heads
Officials represented
Police chiefs from 36 states and Union Territories
Strategic roadmap
Vision Document 2026-2029, containing more than 100 targets
Nashamukt Mitra volunteers
Nearly 47,000 registered, with a goal of 100,000
Planned educational outreach
Visits to about 1 million schools and colleges
New facilities
Narcotics Control Bureau complexes planned for Lucknow and Dehradun

Quotes

Amit Shah

India’s Union Home Minister addressing anti-narcotics task-force leaders

“Neither will we allow a single gram of drugs to enter India, nor will we allow a single gram of drugs to go out.”
NDTV

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