Rajasthan Police Attach Drug Traffickers’ Properties Worth ₹73.64 Crore In Major NDPS Act Crackdown
Mumbai: As part of an intensified crackdown on narcotics-related crime, the Rajasthan police have seized and attached properties worth Rs 73.64 crore belonging to habitual and notorious drug traffickers. The action covers 38 cases in which final orders for seizure or attachment have been approved, while proceedings in 25 more cases are in the final stages, Anti-Narcotics Task Force (ANTF)…
The Rajasthan police have carried out a significant crackdown on drug trafficking, seizing and attaching properties worth Rs 73.64 crore belonging to notorious drug traffickers. According to ANTF Inspector General Vikas Kumar, 38 cases have had final orders for seizure or attachment approved, with proceedings in an additional 25 cases nearing completion.
The seized properties comprise houses, shops, agricultural land, vehicles, and motorcycles. The largest seizure was made in Chittorgarh, totaling Rs 20.35 crore, belonging to alleged trafficker Rahul Banjara of Gangrar. Pratapgarh followed with attachment proceedings involving assets worth approximately Rs 8.24 crore. In Jhalawar, authorities approved seizure of properties linked to nine accused, including assets worth Rs 5.59 crore, Rs 1.81 crore, and Rs 1.13 crore.
Other districts, such as Baran, Jodhpur Rural, and Hanumangarh, also saw significant actions in seizing assets related to drug trafficking. DGP Rajiv Kumar Sharma emphasized that those involved in illegal narcotics trade would not be spared, urging public cooperation to ensure Rajasthan remains drug-free.
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