Correspondent
In a significant step towards creating a drug-free India, a historic achievement was reached today as narcotics worth ₹2,378 crore were destroyed across the nation. This momentous event took place in the presence of Honorable Home Minister Shri Amit Shah, highlighting the government's relentless efforts to combat the drug menace.
One of the key contributors to this milestone is the Assam Police, which played a vital role in eradicating drugs valued at ₹223 crore. The destruction of these narcotics took place at the Police Commissionerate in Guwahati, marking a major victory in the ongoing battle against drug trafficking.
The quantities of various narcotics destroyed during this operation are as follows:
1. Ganja: 3154.44 kg
2. Heroin: 7.252 kg
3. Tablets: 186,000
4. Raw Material of Brown Sugar: 843 gm
5. Cough Syrup: 20,043 bottles
6. Opium: 2230.26 gm
These staggering quantities highlight the scale of the drug problem in India and emphasize the need for strong measures to combat it. The Assam Police's commendable efforts in seizing and destroying such a significant amount of narcotics deserve recognition and praise.
The destruction of these drugs sends a clear message to drug traffickers and users that the Indian government remains steadfast in its commitment to creating a drug-free society. It also serves as a reminder that law enforcement agencies are actively working to dismantle the drug supply chains and bring those involved to justice.
The impact of drug abuse on individuals and communities cannot be overstated. It destroys lives, fuels criminal activities, and undermines the social fabric of our nation. The government's unwavering dedication to eradicating this menace is commendable, and initiatives like this drug destruction operation are critical steps towards achieving a healthier and safer society.
As citizens, we must support the authorities in their fight against drugs. By spreading awareness, providing information, and actively cooperating with law enforcement agencies, we can contribute to building a drug-free India. Together, we can create a brighter future for our nation, free from the grip of narcotics.