The police in Nagaland continue to strengthen their fight against the illegal drug trade that has become a growing concern for public health and safety. Authorities have ramped up surveillance along key transit routes and intensified undercover operations to catch drug traffickers. In recent months, multiple drug seizures have been made, particularly in the state’s border areas, where traffickers often attempt to smuggle narcotics into the state.
In addition to regular raids and arrests, the police have been working closely with national agencies and neighboring states to monitor cross-border drug trafficking routes. Their efforts are supported by increased public awareness campaigns, educating people about the dangers of drug abuse and the legal consequences of trafficking. Despite the progress, law enforcement remains vigilant in tackling the growing challenge of substance abuse in Nagaland.