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Amit Shah Sets 2029 Target to Make India Drug-Free, Urges Action Over Talk

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Union Home Minister Amit Shah has set 2029 as the deadline to achieve a drug-free India, vowing that not a single gram of narcotics should enter the country. Shah directed all states to move beyond routine meetings and reports, focusing instead on mission-driven action and tangible results. He emphasized that the goal should not merely be seizing drugs but completely dismantling the networks behind their distribution. The minister's remarks signal a sharper, more outcome-oriented approach to India's ongoing war against drug trafficking.

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