Drug-Free Madhya Pradesh By 2029, Agencies Unveil ‘Detect, Disrupt And Destroy’ Strategy To Crush Narcotics Networks
Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): Central agencies working on the mission to make Madhya Pradesh drug-free by Dec 31, 2029, presented the 'Detect, Disrupt, and Destroy' model before state officials. A discussion was held with the central and state agencies to deliberate upon a strategy to make the state completely drug- and narcotics-free within the next three years. During the meeting on Saturday, the…
On Saturday, central agencies unveiled a new 'Detect, Disrupt, and Destroy' strategy to make Madhya Pradesh drug-free by the end of 2029. The Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) presented a vision document outlining the target to transform the state into a narcotics-free region within the next three years. High-level discussions among Union Ministry of Home Affairs, the state home department, MP Police, NCB, NCRB, and BPR&D focused on enhancing coordination and formulating a robust roadmap.
Key measures include enhanced surveillance of opium-producing areas, monitoring of habitual offenders, and the confiscation of illegal assets under the SAFEMA Act. The strategy aims to dismantle the entire drug network, targeting 100 major interstate and international drug mafia figures by 2029. Special emphasis is placed on utilizing AI, data, and analytics, community policing, special surveillance of opium regions, strict control over chemicals used in synthetic drug manufacturing, and dismantling of illicit labs.
Additionally, the strategy involves deploying 100,000 Drug De-addiction Volunteers and engaging district administration, citizens, and all government departments in the fight against narcotics.
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