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Crime
Police Attach Rs 13.05 Crore Property in South Kashmir Under NDPS Act
✍️ Kashmir Life
🗓 15 Nov 2026, 01:39 AM
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Police in South Kashmir have attached a house and 17 kanals of land valued at Rs 13.05 crore under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act.
Law enforcement authorities in South Kashmir have taken decisive action against drug-related financial assets by attaching significant property under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act. The move targets the financial gains derived from illicit drug trafficking activities in the region.
According to official reports, the attached assets include a residential house and 17 kanals of agricultural land. The total estimated value of these properties has been calculated at Rs 13.05 crore. This attachment is part of the legal process to recover proceeds generated from drug offenses.
The NDPS Act provides specific provisions for the seizure and attachment of property linked to drug trafficking to prevent the laundering of black money. By attaching these assets, the police aim to dismantle the economic infrastructure supporting the drug trade in the area.
This action underscores the continued efforts by security forces to curb the influence of drug networks in the Kashmir Valley. The attached property will now undergo further legal proceedings to determine its final disposition under the law.
According to official reports, the attached assets include a residential house and 17 kanals of agricultural land. The total estimated value of these properties has been calculated at Rs 13.05 crore. This attachment is part of the legal process to recover proceeds generated from drug offenses.
The NDPS Act provides specific provisions for the seizure and attachment of property linked to drug trafficking to prevent the laundering of black money. By attaching these assets, the police aim to dismantle the economic infrastructure supporting the drug trade in the area.
This action underscores the continued efforts by security forces to curb the influence of drug networks in the Kashmir Valley. The attached property will now undergo further legal proceedings to determine its final disposition under the law.