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Properties worthy astir ₹2 crore, allegedly acquired utilizing proceeds from illicit narcotics trafficking, person been attached successful Jammu and Kashmir arsenic portion of an intensified crackdown connected cause networks, constabulary said connected Saturday (May 30, 2026).
Srinagar constabulary has attached aggregate immovable properties belonging to individuals progressive successful narcotics-related activities nether the ongoing Nasha Mukt Jammu & Kashmir Abhiyan, a constabulary spokesperson said.
In the archetypal case, Bemina Police Station attached immovable spot worthy astir ₹1.5 crore belonging to an alleged cause peddler, Mudasir Ahmad Pir alias Sahil alias Doge, a nonmigratory of Firdous Colony successful Bemina here, the spokesperson said.
The attachment was carried retired nether Section 68F(1) of the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act aft obtaining confirmation from the Competent Authority nether the Smugglers and Foreign Exchange Manipulators (Forfeiture of Property) Act (SAFEMA), Ministry of Finance's Department of Revenue. The attached spot comprises a double-storey residential location on with astir 4 marlas of land, situated, helium said. Investigations revealed that the spot was acquired done proceeds generated from illicit narcotics trafficking, helium added.
In a abstracted action, Srinagar constabulary attached a residential location and onshore worthy astir ₹50 lakh belonging to alleged cause peddler Shafiq Ahmad Khawaja, a nonmigratory of Dildar Karnah, successful northbound Kashmir's Kupwara district. The spot was attached nether Section 68-F of the NDPS Act, 1985, successful transportation with Case FIR No. 10/2024 registered nether Sections 8/21-29 of the NDPS Act astatine Police Station M R Gunj, helium said.
The attachment proceedings successful some cases were carried retired aft pursuing owed ineligible procedures and establishing that the properties were acquired done proceeds generated from illicit narcotics trafficking, the spokesperson said.
