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Over 500 Bank Accounts Frozen, 2,000 Arrested in J&K Drug Crackdown

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The Kashmir police have intensified a drug crackdown in Jammu and Kashmir, with more than 500 bank accounts frozen and around 2,000 people arrested. Speaking at his first press conference after taking charge as IGP Kashmir, Kumar said properties worth crores belonging to drug peddlers have been attached. Authorities have also recovered cash amounting to roughly Rs 1.10 crore. The measures target the financial networks that sustain narcotics trafficking in the region. The figures were presented as part of the ongoing campaign against drug peddling.

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