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Haryana Police achieved success in its special drive against drugs 3176 kg narcotics recovered, 567 arrested

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Chandigarh, Aug 23 – Acting firmly against drug-traffickers, Haryana Police have managed to break the backbone of drug trade in the state as it has seized 3176 kg narcotics and 2.24 lakh prohibited medicines during a month-long special anti-drug drive that started on July 16 and went on till August 16, 2020.

During the drive, 451 cases under Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substance (NDPS) Act were registered in which 567 accused were arrested on the charges of peddling and possession of drugs.

While giving this information here today, Director General of Police (DGP) Haryana, Sh. Manoj Yadava said that in line with the government’s commitment, we have launched a war against drug and drug peddlers across the State. We not only have zero tolerance to narcotics, but it is our priority to free the state of the menace. We will not leave any stone unturned to dismantle the supply network and weed out the social evil from society.

The DGP said that 2115 kg of ganja, 104 kg 992 gram charas/sulpha, 34 kg 176 gram opium, 917 kg poppy husk, 2 kg 316 gram smack and 973 gram heroin were seized by police during this period. Similarly, over 2.05 lakh prohibited pharma tablets, 18078 capsules, 100 injections and 1461 bottles of syrups were also seized.

Among the tops seizures are 950 kg ganja in Palwal, 270 kg ganja, 500 kg poppy husk, 1.875 kg smack and 70500 intoxicant tablets from Jind, 200 kg ganja from Hisar, 35 kg charas in Sonipat and 1 kg 400 gram smack from Rohtak district.

The DGP also lauded the efforts of district police chiefs and their teams in the war against drug peddlers. Huge recovery of narcotic substances is testament to the hard work and dedication of police. The drive against the menace of drug smuggling and abuse will continue, he added.

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