Hisar Police Register 19 NDPS Cases, Arrest 23 Suspects in 23-Day Anti-Drug Drive

Hisar: Hisar Police have intensified their crackdown on drug trafficking, registering 19 cases under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act and arresting 23 accused between October 1 and 23.

Acting on the directions of the Superintendent of Police, the district police have been monitoring suspected drug trafficking activities and taking legal action against those allegedly involved in the illegal trade. During the 23-day period, police recovered several types of narcotic substances.

Details of Drug Seizures

According to the police press note, the recoveries during the campaign included:

• Heroin: 200 grams

• Poppy husk: 14 kilograms

• Cannabis (ganja): 2 kilograms

• Opium: 400 grams

The seizures form part of the district police’s ongoing efforts to curb the supply and sale of illegal drugs.

Police Vow Strict Action Against Drug Traffickers

Hisar Police said they remain committed to taking firm legal action against those involved in drug trafficking. Efforts are also being made to identify the sources of narcotics and trace networks linked to their distribution.

How Can Residents Help Combat Drug Trafficking?

Police have appealed to residents to report any suspected drug trafficking or sale in their neighbourhoods. Officials stressed that public cooperation is essential to tackling the problem and building a drug-free society.

The department said it would make every effort to keep the identities of informants confidential.

Hisar Police reiterated their commitment through the message: “Drug-Free Hisar, Safe Hisar.”