Major Drug Crackdown by Delhi Police Freezes Over ₹6.8 Million in Assets

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Ganpat Singh Chouhan

New Delhi, February 13: The Delhi Police‘s Crime Branch and Anti-Narcotics Task Force (ANTF) have executed a significant operation against drug trafficking, freezing and seizing illegal assets valued at over ₹6.8 million.

This action was taken under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act. According to police officials, properties acquired through drug trafficking have been identified and frozen through legal processes.

The operation included the seizure of shops, cars, scooters, motorcycles, cash, and funds in bank accounts. The police emphasized that targeting assets gained from the illegal drug trade is a top priority, aimed at dismantling the financial backbone of drug networks.

In the first case, assets worth ₹760,000 linked to heroin traffickers were frozen. Investigations revealed that the accused had been involved in illegal heroin trafficking for an extended period, using the proceeds to acquire property. The police acted after reviewing relevant documents and bank transactions.

In another case, assets worth ₹6.069 million linked to a psychotropic drug racket were seized. Investigations indicated that the accused were illegally supplying banned substances and profiting significantly from it. After gathering solid evidence, the police completed the asset seizure process.

The successful operation was led by Inspector Rakesh Duhan, under the guidance of ACP Satyendra Mohan and the supervision of DCP Sanjeev Kumar Yadav. Officials stated that the campaign against drugs will continue, with strict actions planned against those involved in illegal activities.

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