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Amit Shah announces goal to make country narcotics-free by 2029

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Amit Shah stated that peace has been established in three primary hotspots, including Jammu and Kashmir, the northeast region, and areas affected by Left-wing extremism. He also praised police forces for ensuring the recent polls in West Bengal were uneventful. Shah announced that the home ministry is now prioritizing the drug menace and aims to make the country completely narcotics-free by December 31, 2029.

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The announcement of a national narcotics-free goal establishes a major policy direction for internal security and law enforcement. This focus suggests a potential increase in regulatory attention and enforcement efforts aimed at combating drug trafficking and consumption across the country.

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  • Amit ShahUnion Home Minister who made the statements regarding security and drug policy
  • West BengalIndian state where the recent polls were reported as uneventful
  • KashmirDisputed territory mentioned as one of the primary hotspots where peace has been established
  • Narcotics Control BureauCentral law enforcement agency responsible for combating drug trafficking and consumption

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  1. Shah urged police to make India drug-free by 2029 following peaceful West Bengal elections.1 source
  2. Shah addressed Kashmir peace and West Bengal polls.1 source

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