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Anti-Drug Drive in J&K: 806 Locals Held, 97 Properties Attached, 41 Demolished in 30 Days In a massive crackdown against drug trafficking in Jammu and Kashmir, the Director General of Police, Nalin Prabhat, announced that 806 people have been arrested, 97 properties have been attached, and 41 properties worth nearly ₹15 crore have been demolished in the last 30 days. The drive, which started on April 16, has seen significant action being taken against those involved in the illicit trade. The properties, which have been identified as proceeds of drug trafficking, have been demolished after completion of all legal formalities. The DGP also stated that the drive will continue to be intensified in the days to come. The surge in anti-drug drive in J&K can be attributed to the rising concerns over the widespread use of narcotics in the region. For years, the state has struggled to combat the menace of drug trafficking, which has led to the degradation of the social fabric of many communities. The recent surge in the number of cases of drug addiction among the youth has forced the government to take decisive action. The administration has been working tirelessly to identify and dismantle the networks involved in the illicit trade. The DGP's announcement is a clear indication that the government is committed to rooting out the evil of drug trafficking from the state. The anti-drug drive in J&K is expected to have a significant impact on the lives of common citizens. The crackdown on drug peddlers will not only help to curb the supply of narcotics but also reduce the incidence of crime, which is often linked to drug addiction. The demolition of properties linked to drug trafficking will also help to deprive the illicit trade of its financial resources. Opposition parties have welcomed the move, calling it a step in the right direction. However, some experts have expressed concerns that the drive may not be able to address the root causes of the problem. The anti-drug drive in J&K has sparked a heated debate about the effectiveness of the government's approach. While some argue that the drive will help to curb the menace of drug trafficking, others claim that it will only push the trade underground. As the government continues to take action against those involved in the illicit trade, the question remains: Will this drive be able to bring about a lasting change in the state, or will it only lead to a temporary reprieve? Share your thoughts on RAJNE