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The Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) has busted a pharmaceutical unit in Uttarakhand used by an international cartel to manufacture captagon, a potent psychotropic drug. In a separate operation, a Myanmar-based drug kingpin, wanted for running a large narcotics trafficking network along the India-Myanmar border, was arrested in Delhi.

In a bold crackdown against drug trafficking, Mizoram police have seized a staggering Rs 10.60 crore worth of narcotics and detained an individual from Myanmar. In Kolasib district, a truckload of heroin valued at Rs 1.

In a significant crackdown on drug trafficking, a 23-year-old man from Mizoram has received a hefty sentence of 10 years in prison and a fine of Rs 1 lakh. Law enforcement officials uncovered more than 23 kg of methamphetamine concealed in his vehicle, which was headed for Assam.

In a decisive move, the Meghalaya High Court has directed the state administration to unveil information regarding drug-related incidents recorded in Garo Hills police stations, as well as the operations of anti-drug patrols. Recent statements from the BSF and NCB reveal alarming narcotic discoveries, including substantial amounts of methamphetamine and heroin, shedding light on ongoing cross-border trafficking networks.

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The NCB’s Rs 182 crore Captagon bust has exposed India’s first known link to a narcotics trade tied to Syria, Gulf smuggling routes and organised crime networks. But what exactly is Captagon, and why is it called the “jihadi drug”?

India has achieved a significant breakthrough in its fight against drug trafficking with the first-ever seizure of Captagon, dubbed the 'Jihadi drug', worth Rs 182 crore. Under 'Operation Ragepill', authorities intercepted 227.7 kg of the substance, destined for the Middle East, and arrested a foreign national. This operation underscores the government's zero-tolerance policy against narcotics.