Visakhapatnam Police Destroy ₹5.21 Crore Narcotics Haul, DGP Links Ganja Smugglers to Terror Networks
Andhra Police destroy ₹5.21cr drugs, expose terror links

In a massive crackdown on drug trafficking, Andhra Pradesh police conducted a dramatic destruction of seized narcotics substances valued at a staggering ₹5.21 crore in Visakhapatnam on Tuesday. The operation saw contraband worth millions go up in flames as authorities demonstrated their zero-tolerance approach towards drug peddling.

Massive Narcotics Incineration Operation

The destruction ceremony, supervised by senior police officials, involved systematically burning various types of seized narcotics that had been stored as case properties across multiple police stations. The operation followed all legal procedures and was conducted under strict supervision to ensure complete elimination of the illicit substances.

DGP Reveals Chilling Terror-Drug Nexus

Director General of Police K V Rajendranath Reddy dropped a bombshell revelation during the event, exposing direct links between ganja smugglers and terrorist organizations. "Our investigations have uncovered disturbing evidence that profits from ganja smuggling are being channeled to fund terrorist activities," the DGP stated emphatically.

The police chief elaborated that drug trafficking has evolved beyond conventional crime into a national security threat, with the illicit money trail leading directly to elements seeking to destabilize the country.

Multi-Pronged Anti-Drug Strategy

Andhra Pradesh police have intensified their war against narcotics through a comprehensive approach:

  • Enhanced surveillance on known drug routes and smuggling networks
  • Intelligence-sharing with central agencies and neighboring states
  • Financial investigation teams tracking money laundering patterns
  • Regular destruction of seized contraband to prevent recirculation

Visakhapatnam: Strategic Focus in Drug War

The port city of Visakhapatnam has emerged as a critical front in the battle against narcotics due to its coastal location and connectivity. Police authorities have identified the region as vulnerable to drug trafficking activities, prompting heightened vigilance and frequent anti-narcotics operations.

"The destruction of such a huge quantity of drugs sends a strong message to traffickers and their terror sponsors that we will not tolerate this menace," a senior police official commented during the operation.

The police have urged citizens to remain vigilant and report any suspicious drug-related activities, emphasizing that public cooperation is crucial in dismantling the dangerous nexus between organized crime and terrorism that threatens national security.