Srinagar witnessed a landmark moment on Sunday as Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha spearheaded a large-scale anti-drug procession, signaling the start of an aggressive offensive against narcotics and narco-terrorism in Jammu and Kashmir. With a firm stance, Sinha reiterated the government’s ‘zero tolerance’ approach, promising swift and uncompromising action against smugglers and terrorists funded by drug trades.
The campaign’s mission is clear: eliminate drug peddlers entirely from the region through sustained operations. By breaking trafficking rings and raising awareness, authorities aim to protect vulnerable populations, particularly the youth, from addiction’s grip and the terror it fuels.
Law enforcement agencies will collaborate seamlessly, deploying advanced monitoring and community outreach to root out offenders. Sinha called upon every segment of society— from students to elders— to join hands in this crusade, highlighting that victory demands unified effort.
In his motivational address, he inspired the young crowd: those who chase ambitions diligently shape their destinies and the nation’s. To deter offenders, the Lt Governor has mandated severe additional punishments, such as revoking essential documents and confiscating illicit assets, ensuring traffickers face comprehensive repercussions.
This strategic push underscores J&K’s commitment to a narcotics-free future, empowering youth to lead with integrity and securing peace against narco-terror threats.
