In a significant move against drug trafficking, the Jammu and Kashmir government has attached properties worth approximately ₹1 crore (roughly $120,000 USD) belonging to notorious drug peddlers across Baramulla, Shopian, and Kulgam districts. This action is part of a broader anti-drug campaign aimed at dismantling the financial networks of individuals involved in narcotics. In Baramulla, police seized a residential property owned by Zahid Ahmad Mir, valued at ₹30 lakh (about $36,000 USD), after investigations revealed it was likely acquired through illegal drug sales. Similarly, in Shopian, a house belonging to Shameem Ahmad Bhat, valued at ₹21,99,478 (approximately $26,500 USD), was attached. In Kulgam, authorities confiscated a double-storied house owned by Umar Yousuf Rather, valued at ₹51 lakh (around $61,000 USD). Additionally, a shop belonging to Bashir Ahmad Ganie was demolished as part of the enforcement actions. These measures reflect the government's commitment to combating drug-related crimes and disrupting the operations of drug peddlers in the region.