Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha led the Nasha Mukt Jammu and Kashmir march in Shopian district, South Kashmir, highlighting the growing grassroots movement against drug abuse. Since the campaign's inception 43 days ago, it has gained momentum, with citizens urging authorities to take decisive action against drug smugglers. Sinha launched the Nasha Mukt Abhiyaan on April 11, aiming to make Jammu and Kashmir drug-free through awareness programs, destruction of poppy cultivation, and intensified crackdowns on drug networks. In this short span, authorities have registered 797 FIRs and arrested 894 alleged drug offenders. Notably, 59 traffickers were apprehended under the Prevention of Illicit Traffic in Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (PIT-NDPS) provisions. Additionally, 81 properties linked to drug trafficking were demolished, and 101 immovable assets were attached. Sinha emphasized the importance of rehabilitation, stating that a comprehensive policy is being prepared to reintegrate recovering addicts into society. He assured the public that anyone connected to the drug network, including officials, would face strict legal repercussions, reinforcing the commitment to eradicate drug-related issues in the region.