Noida Police's 'Operation Dahan': Over 5 crore worth of narcotics destroyed

Noida Police has executed a major operation against narcotics, termed 'Operation Dahan'. Under this campaign, the police destroyed a large quantity of seized drugs and substances. The entire process was conducted in accordance with legal directives.

According to the information provided by the police, the destroyed substances included ganja, charas, and cocaine. The total weight of these items was 972 kilograms. The estimated market value of these narcotics is reported to be 5.23 crore rupees.

These narcotics were associated with a total of 253 cases registered across six different police stations in the Gautam Buddha Nagar district. The police had recovered these consignments through various raids conducted over time, which have now been destroyed following court orders.

The primary objective of 'Operation Dahan' is the safe disposal of seized narcotics and ensuring that these substances do not re-enter society. The police administration has described this action as a significant step towards a drug-free society.

As reported by NDTV India, the police incinerated these substances with complete transparency. Senior officials and individuals associated with the relevant legal procedures were present during the event.

Gautam Buddha Nagar Police is continuously running campaigns against the smuggling and sale of narcotics. Such large-scale actions are intended to deter traffickers.

The police have clarified that similar operations will continue in the future. This campaign against narcotics is deemed essential for maintaining law and order in the district and protecting the youth from drug addiction.