Haryana Cracks Down on 71 Drug Cartels Using Dark Web and Crypto
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- •Haryana identified 71 drug cartels linked to the dark web and cryptocurrency.
- •3,809 NDPS cases registered and 6,824 arrests made from January to September 2026.
- •Heroin seizures increased by 96.16%, highlighting a surge in drug trafficking.
Haryana has identified 71 drug cartels and is enhancing its efforts against narcotics trafficking through the dark web and cryptocurrency. From January to September 2026, the state registered 3,809 cases under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act, resulting in 6,824 arrests. Heroin seizures nearly doubled, and properties worth Rs 19.52 crore linked to drug trafficking were attached. The number of NDPS cases increased by 39.93% compared to the same period last year. A Financial Investigation Cell has been established to trace illicit financial networks, and 139 police personnel have received specialized training. The crackdown reflects a significant rise in drug-related activities and the state's commitment to tackling the digital aspects of drug trafficking.
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