Anti-Drug Campaign in Jammu and Kashmir Gains Momentum, Says LG Manoj Sinha
Anti-drug campaign in J&K turning into mass movement against narcotics: LG
Hindustan Times
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Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha announced the success of the 'Nasha-Mukt Jammu Kashmir Campaign,' highlighting the arrest of over 730 drug smugglers and the seizure of valuable assets. He emphasized the campaign's transformation into a mass movement against narcotics, driven by public participation and government support.
- 01Over 730 drug smugglers arrested in Jammu and Kashmir during the campaign.
- 02The campaign has transformed into a mass movement against narcotics.
- 03Properties worth crores have been seized, and 15 smugglers' passports recommended for cancellation.
- 04The revival of Sharda Temple has significantly boosted local tourism.
- 05The government is committed to the development of border villages.
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Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha announced the achievements of the 'Nasha-Mukt Jammu Kashmir Campaign,' stating that in just 32 days, the civil and police administration has dealt a significant blow to drug smuggling in Jammu and Kashmir. Over 730 smugglers and peddlers have been arrested, with properties worth crores seized and the cancellation of passports for 15 smugglers recommended. Sinha highlighted that the campaign has evolved into a mass movement against narcotics, driven by community participation and effective governance. He urged police stations in Kupwara to gather information on active drug smugglers and take decisive action within 68 days. Additionally, Sinha noted the revival of the historic Sharda Temple in Teetwal, which has revitalized local tourism, increasing visitor numbers from 6,900 in 2019 to 377,000 last year. He expressed confidence that border villages would see significant development under the government's initiatives.
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The campaign's success in arresting drug smugglers and seizing assets is expected to reduce drug-related issues in local communities, improving public safety.
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