J&K DGP Dilbagh Singh also emphasized on identifying drug links between states. (File)
Jammu:
Pakistan is pushing large quantities of drugs into Jammu and Kashmir to fund the terrorism here in a planned way and make our youth prey to the threat, said Jammu and Kashmir police chief, Dilbag Singh said on Friday.
The J&K Police Superintendent made the remarks while presiding over a specialized training program for J&K Police officers organized in collaboration with the Narcotics Control Bureau in Jammu.
Referring to Thursday’s seizure of 52 kilograms of heroin in Jajar Kotli and previous large quantities of various drugs in Poonch, Baramulla, Kupwara and other border areas, the DGP said, “Pakistan is pushing a large amount of it.” drugs to fund the planned terrorism and entice our young people to join the intimidation to satisfy its evil intentions.”
Emphasizing the need to improve conviction rates in NDPS cases, the DGP said smuggling and drug trafficking cases must be examined professionally, leaving no room for suspicions to ensure sentencing in such cases.
DGP Singh also emphasized on identifying drug links between states.
Speaking on this occasion, DGP expressed gratitude to NCB Director SN Pradhan for providing the teaching staff to train J&K police officers.
He said the training is intended to enhance and enhance the investigative skills of J&K police officers investigating NDPS cases, and added that given the magnitude of the issue, the training makes sense. very important meaning.
He hopes that the program will be useful to officers in investigating NDPS cases.
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