Overview
- Srinagar police demolished an illegal two‑storey structure linked to a wanted drug suspect and destroyed illegal poppy fields while officers in multiple districts attached homes and land, actions reported on May 20.
- Authorities have attached high‑value properties under Section 68‑F of the NDPS Act, including a Rs 1.5 crore Parimpora house in Srinagar, a Rs 1.10 crore residence in Anantnag and a Rs 75 lakh house in Jammu.
- Operations during the campaign have led to arrests and seizures: police reported five drug peddlers detained, heroin‑ and charas‑like substances recovered, and a vehicle seized in Ganderbal.
- The drive combines criminal and administrative tools: police say attachment notices were served in the presence of executive magistrates, GPS tracking anklets have been fitted to an accused on bail, and officials have announced possible passport, Aadhaar and licence cancellations.
- Launched on April 6 as a 100‑day ‘Nasha Mukt’ campaign, the push is framed by government sources as a fight against organised trafficking and alleged cross‑border narco‑smuggling, a strategy that may prompt legal and civil‑liberty scrutiny as asset seizures and demolitions continue.