Anantnag, May 02: In a significant move under the ongoing 100 Days Nasha Mukht LG Administration Programme, the district civil administration, in coordination with the police administration, carried out a major crackdown on individuals involved in NDPS-related activities and illegal encroachments on state/Kahcharai land in Waghama.
During the joint operation, authorities demolished 15 shops along with other illegal structures raised on State land falling under Khasra No. 2494 (min) and 2495 (min) of estate Waghama. The structures were found to be linked with persons allegedly involved in cases under the NDPS Act.
Officials confirmed that one of the demolished structures had been constructed by Sajad Ahmad Rather, son of Mohammad Abdullah, a resident of Waghama. The structure was removed as part of the enforcement drive targeting illegal encroachments and narco-linked activities.
The district civil and police administration reiterated their firm resolve to act decisively against drug peddlers, narcotics networks, and unlawful occupation of State land.
Authorities emphasized that such drives will continue with full intensity under the Nasha Mukht campaign to ensure a drug-free and law-abiding society.
The administration has also warned that strict action will be taken against anyone found involved in similar illegal activities in the future.
