Karnal, 14 November (Praveen Walia):- Under the able guidance and directions of Karnal Superintendent of Police Karan Goel, IPS, the district police is continuously taking strict action against drug traffickers. A special campaign is being conducted to curb the illegal drug trade in the district, identify and arrest those involved in drug trafficking, and protect young people from falling prey to addiction.
As part of this campaign, Karnal Police registered a total of 196 cases under the NDPS Act and arrested 358 accused between 1 January and 13 November 2026. During these actions, the police recovered large quantities of various narcotic substances and intoxicating medicines.
From 1 January 2026 to 13 November 2026, Karnal Police registered 196 cases under the NDPS Act and arrested 358 accused. The recoveries included 508.059 kilograms of poppy husk, 603.46031 kilograms of cannabis, 2.01507 kilograms of sulfa, 2.087245 kilograms of heroin, 51.385 kilograms of opium plants, 8,830 intoxicating tablets, 1,596 intoxicating capsules and one MTP kit.
Action Against Drug Traffickers Continues
Karnal Police is identifying accused involved in drug trafficking cases and taking strict legal action against them in accordance with the law. Various police teams are keeping a close watch on suspicious persons and activities in their respective areas. Action is also being taken to identify and dismantle networks involved in the illegal drug trade.
Appeal to the Public for Cooperation
Karnal Superintendent of Police Karan Goel, IPS, has appealed to the public to cooperate with the police in this campaign against drugs. If anyone comes across information about the purchase or sale of narcotic substances or drug trafficking in their surroundings, they should immediately inform the police. The identity of the person providing information will be kept confidential.
The objective of Karnal Police is to make the district drug-free, secure the future of young people and take effective action against those involved in the illegal drug trade. The police campaign against drugs will continue in the coming days.
