Delhi Police delivered a crushing hit to drug peddlers by attaching over ₹68 lakh in illicit assets as part of their relentless anti-narcotics drive. The Crime Branch, in tandem with ANTF, invoked NDPS provisions to target wealth generated from poison trades.
The haul encompassed commercial shops, automobiles including sedans and two-wheelers, liquid cash, and frozen bank balances. By strangling their finances, police intend to dismantle the economic pillars supporting drug empires.
Spotlight on case one: ₹7.6 lakh in properties tied to long-time heroin traffickers. Deep dives into financial trails and ownership papers exposed how smuggling profits funded lavish acquisitions.
Case two escalated the impact, with ₹60.69 lakh from a banned psychotropic supply chain confiscated. These operators flooded markets with restricted drugs, raking in fortunes until police intervention.
Inspector Rakesh Duhan spearheaded the effort, directed by ACP Satendra Mohan and overseen by DCP Sanjeev Kumar Yadav. Officials affirm this is just the beginning of a sustained offensive.
Beyond seizures, the operation highlights sophisticated investigative techniques—from transaction audits to asset mapping. As Delhi battles rising narcotics threats, such victories bolster public trust and deter aspiring criminals, promising a cleaner, safer city.