Amit Shah’s Operation Trident Deals Shockwaves to Kejriwal-Mann Govt in Punjab | Capital TV
Union Home Minister Amit Shah's 'Operation Trident' has dismantled a major cross-border narco-hawala syndicate operating across the India, Myanmar, and Bangladesh borders. Executed jointly by central and state agencies across 38 locations, the extensive crackdown led to the freezing of 1,424 bank accounts, the seizure of explosive detonators, and the recovery of large amounts of illicit funds. This central action aims to achieve a drug-free India by 2029. Meanwhile, the operation has significantly increased political pressure on Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann. The central government and opposition leaders are questioning the state administration over its apparent inability to curb the local drug menace, despite strong pre-poll promises made to the public to eradicate substance abuse in the region.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah's decisive 'Operation Trident' has completely dismantled a major cross-border narco-hawala syndicate spanning the India, Myanmar, and Bangladesh borders. Conducted across 38 locations by a joint force of central and state agencies, the massive crackdown resulted in the freezing of 1,424 bank accounts and seizure of explosive detonators alongside massive amounts of illicit funds. As the central government intensifies its war against drug cartels to achieve a drug-free India by 2029, the political heat intensifies on Arvind Kejriwal and Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann over their state's failure to check the local drug menace despite pre-poll promises.
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