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Govt Determined To Stop Drug Menace By Uniting All Anti-Narcotics Task Forces: Amit Shah

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Amit Shah will destroy narcotics worth Rs 4,794 crore in Delhi, launching the Drug Destruction Drive and addressing the 2nd National Conference of Anti-Narcotics Task Force Heads.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah (PTI Image)

Union Home Minister Amit Shah (PTI Image)

Union Home Minister Amit Shah will destroy narcotics worth Rs 4,794 crore on Tuesday to mark the launch of a nationwide Drug Destruction Drive, underscoring the Modi government’s resolve to eradicate the menace of drugs.

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Shah will also address the 2nd National Conference of the Anti-Narcotics Task Force Heads of States in Delhi, aimed at uniting all state Anti-Narcotics Task Forces (ANTFs) for a coordinated fight against drug trafficking.

In a post on X (formerly Twitter), Shah said the initiative reflects the Centre’s “zero tolerance” approach to narcotics and its commitment to making India drug-free.

“Modi govt determined to eradicate menace of drugs by uniting all Anti-Narcotics Task Forces of India. Tomorrow, will address the ‘2nd National Conference of the Anti-Narcotics Task Force Heads of States’ in Delhi. Also, it will destroy drugs worth ₹4,794 crore to mark the inauguration of a Drug destruction drive,” Shah wrote on X.

Officials said the conference will discuss ongoing operations, best practices, and strategies to boost inter-agency coordination, intelligence-sharing, and technology adoption in tackling illegal substances.

The Modi government has adopted a “Zero tolerance policy” against drugs. Shah had directed all states and UTs in 2021 to establish a dedicated Anti-Narcotics Task Force. He had inaugurated the first National Conference of ANTF Heads from all states and UTs in April 2023.

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