Overview
- Thursday’s high‑visibility actions included the attachment of a two‑storey house in Anantnag worth about ₹60 lakh, a Rs 52 lakh house in Doda and the demolition of a three‑storey Rainawari building valued at around Rs 2 crore.
- The campaign pairs frontline arrests and seizures with asset measures; police reported 237 NDPS cases and about 280 people booked or arrested in the drive’s first 50 days.
- Seizures during the operation totalled sizeable narcotics including 6.842 kg of heroin, 1.032 kg of opium, 29.087 kg of poppy straw and 37 kg of ganja, collectively valued at roughly Rs 18.22 crore.
- Financial steps have included freezing bank accounts, detaining suspects under PIT‑NDPS rules, attaching movable assets worth about Rs 83.85 lakh and immovable assets worth about Rs 14.46 crore, and seizing vehicles and gold.
- Police say inter‑agency teams from revenue, agriculture and excise are destroying poppy and wild cannabis crops, recovering state land and running awareness programmes as the campaign broadens its legal and administrative approach.