In a decisive blow against drug trafficking, Delhi Police’s Crime Branch and Anti-Narcotics Task Force (ANTF) have frozen and seized illegal properties worth more than ₹68 lakh under the NDPS Act. This operation underscores the force’s zero-tolerance policy toward narcotics networks.
Authorities identified assets accumulated through drug proceeds, including shops, vehicles like cars, scooters, and motorcycles, cash, and bank deposits. The move aims to cripple the financial backbone of these criminal syndicates.
In the first case, properties valued at ₹7.6 lakh linked to heroin smugglers were frozen. Investigations revealed the accused had built their wealth over years of illicit heroin trade. Meticulous scrutiny of documents and bank transactions paved the way for this action.
The second major strike targeted a psychotropic drugs racket, seizing assets worth ₹60.69 lakh. The perpetrators were supplying banned medications for massive profits. Police gathered irrefutable evidence before executing the seizure.
Led by Inspector Rakesh Duhan, under the guidance of ACP Satendra Mohan and supervision of DCP Sanjeev Kumar Yadav, this operation sets a precedent. Delhi Police vows to intensify its campaign, ensuring no mercy for those fueling the drug menace in the capital.
This crackdown not only disrupts immediate operations but sends a strong message to traffickers: their ill-gotten gains are under constant surveillance. As drug networks evolve, law enforcement remains one step ahead, safeguarding communities from addiction and crime.