Cracking Down on Drug Cartels: Modi Government's Mission
Union Home Minister Amit Shah praised the government's efforts to dismantle drug cartels under Prime Minister Narendra Modi. In early 2026, the NCB achieved 73 convictions. Highlighted cases include heroin seizures in Ahmedabad and Fazilka. Shah emphasized the importance of protecting youth from drugs and ensuring stringent penalties for offenders.
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In a firm stance against drug cartels, Union Home Minister Amit Shah credited the Modi government for substantial strides in combating drug trade. Recent data reveals an achievement: 73 offenders convicted in the year's first quarter.
Notable cases feature heroin confiscation totaling nearly seven kilograms at Ahmedabad and Fazilka. Two foreign traffickers received a 20-year sentence each, showing India’s rigorous approach to drug-related crimes.
The NCB's successful crackdown involved hefty fines and the cancellation of drug manufacturing privileges for companies in violation. Amit Shah reiterated the commitment to shield the nation's youth and impose stern justice on those involved in drug trade.
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