Delhi Police's Tactical Financial Freeze Against Narcotics
In a substantial crackdown on narcotics offenders, Delhi Police has frozen assets valued over Rs 27 crore within three years. By 2025, properties linked to 30 offenders were seized, totaling Rs 21.5 crore. The Anti-Narcotics Task Force employs financial investigations to weaken drug networks by hindering financial gains.

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In a determined effort to curb narcotics trade, Delhi Police has effectively frozen properties worth over Rs 27 crore from drug offenders in the past three years, an official revealed.
The data indicates a progressive increase in property seizures, with 2023 witnessing Rs 38 lakh seized from three offenders, while 2024 saw a significant rise to Rs 5 crore from 28 individuals.
By 2025, the Anti-Narcotics Task Force had frozen Rs 21.5 crore of assets from 30 offenders. Delhi's law enforcement adopts both operational and financial investigative strategies, uncovering inter-state and international drug links, while technology aids in tracing illicit funds.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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