NCB at the Forefront of Anti-Drug Fight; Amit Shah Applauds Force on Raising Day

New Delhi, March 17: Marking the Raising Day of the Narcotics Control Bureau, Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Tuesday praised the agency’s relentless efforts in tackling drug abuse and trafficking across the country, highlighting its vital role in safeguarding the nation’s youth.

Taking to social media, Shah acknowledged the bureau’s growing impact in curbing the spread of narcotics and strengthening enforcement mechanisms. He underscored that the NCB continues to work with efficiency and determination in addressing one of the most pressing social challenges.

The Home Minister also pointed out that the agency’s work aligns closely with the broader national goal of building a drug-free India, a vision championed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. He noted that the steady progress made by the NCB reflects the government’s commitment to eradicating the drug menace through coordinated action and strict enforcement.

Extending his appreciation, Shah commended the personnel of the bureau for their dedication and sense of duty, stating that their efforts continue to strengthen public confidence and national security. Their work, he said, is crucial in protecting future generations and maintaining social stability.

The NCB, operating under the Ministry of Home Affairs, serves as the country’s central agency for combating drug-related crimes and coordinating with both domestic and international bodies to tackle the complex and evolving challenge of narcotics control.