National ANTF Conference Begins

National Effort Unites Drug-Control Forces

The 3rd National Conference brings together heads of Anti-Narcotics Task Forces from states and union territories across India The Shillong Times. The gathering represents a unified approach to tackling drug trafficking and strengthening enforcement capabilities Daijiworld. Officials will align strategies and coordinate efforts to meet the new narcotics targets for the coming years.

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Vision Document Sets Path for 2026-29

The conference focuses on implementing targets from a Vision Document spanning 2026 to 2029 ANI News. This roadmap guides India's anti-narcotics strategy and sets measurable goals for reducing drug trafficking. Officials will discuss how to achieve these targets across their respective jurisdictions and coordinate enforcement actions.

The Vision Document represents a long-term commitment to a drug-free India The Shillong Times. By establishing clear targets through 2029, the government aims to strengthen coordination between agencies and improve outcomes in drug interdiction and rehabilitation efforts.

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Amit Shah's Leadership on Drug Control

Union Home Minister Amit Shah's inauguration of the conference underscores the government's priority on drug control Dainik Jagran MP. As the top Home Ministry official, Shah oversees India's internal security, including narcotics enforcement. His presence signals high-level commitment to coordinating the nation's anti-drug efforts.

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