India's Narco-Networks Dwarf neighbouring countries, Report Reveals

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Posted by AI on 2025-09-08 07:06:07 | Last Updated by AI on 2025-09-08 10:41:37

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India's Narco-Networks Dwarf neighbouring countries, Report Reveals

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Narco-Traffic in India Emerges Over the Past Decade

Smuggling Techniques and Methods

Kolkata and Chennai Corridors Emerging Capitals of Narcotics Trafficking

Hydrabad as a Distribution Hub

Increased Narcotics Abuse in India's Urban Centers

The Narcotics Control Bureau Crackdown

Rapid Expansion of Narcotics Production in India

India's Narco-Networks Dwarf Neighbouring Countries, Report Reveals

According to a recent report on India's narco-trafficking networks, the country has emerged as a significant hub for narcotics smuggling over the past decade. This has resulted in a concerning rise in drug abuse across the country, with various channels facilitating the distribution of narcotics.

The report has revealed that Kolkata and Chennai corridors have evolved into major trafficking channels, especially for cannabis products. These ports connect India with other Southeast Asian countries, making them ideal for trafficking drugs to the Middle East, Europe, and Africa.

Hydrabad, the main distribution hub for narcotics, especially synthetic drugs, has seen an increase in the abuse of these substances, alarming health officials. Reports suggest that Mumbai and other large metropolitan cities in India are key consumption centres for synthetic drugs sourced from Hydrabad.

The Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) has been at the forefront of combating narcotics smuggling and abuse in India. They have successfully seized drugs and arrested offenders over the years. However, the report has suggested that India's narco-networks show signs of growth compared to neighbouring countries.

It is feared that the situation may worsen if strict measures are not put into place to curb the proliferation of narcotics and illicit drugs.

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