Indian police conduct major anti-narcotics operations in Kerala and Jammu & Kashmir

Law enforcement agencies in India have conducted significant anti-narcotics operations in Kerala and Jammu & Kashmir.

In Kerala, the police-led “Operation Toofan” has resulted in the arrest of 13,002 individuals and the registration of 12,050 cases. Recent seizures under this drive include 153.379 grams of MDMA and 5.346 kg of ganja. The campaign also emphasizes prevention, having conducted over 10,852 awareness classes and 877 counseling sessions across the state.

In the Reasi district of Jammu & Kashmir, police arrested six individuals in the Guni Parthal area of Katra. During the operation, officers recovered 21.09 grams of a heroin-like substance, a weighing machine, a sword, and two sharp-edged weapons. Several of the suspects are identified as habitual offenders, and investigations are ongoing to determine the source of the contraband.