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The Union Home Minister Shri Amit Shah replied to the short discussion in the Lok Sabha today under Rule on the problem of drugs in the country and the steps taken by the Government against it. Thanking the members of the House, Shri Amit Shah said that instead of giving political hue to this issue, the House has taken the issue very seriously as a problem and all the members have accepted that it is a very serious problem. He said that the problem of drugs is destroying our future generations and the profits from this business are also used to finance terrorism. The Union Home Minister said that in the year of Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav, Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi has urged the whole country to resolve for a drug-free India and since many efforts have been made in this direction. Shri Shah said that the spread of drugs not only hollows out our future generations but also destroys lakhs of families and also creates many types of social evils related to law and order. He said that countries which want to spread terrorism in India use it and the presence of this dirty money in the country also adversely affects the country's economy. He said that Prime Minister Modi has set a goal of a drugs-free India for the Union Home Ministry and we will leave no stone unturned to fulfill this goal. Shri Amit Shah said that this fight against drugs will have to be fought jointly by the Centre, all State Governments and Union Territories as it is necessary to adopt a multi-pronged strategy to achieve the goal. Shri Shah said that the entry of drugs through airports and seaports will also have to be stopped from the borders. He said that the Narcotics Control Bureau NCB and anti-narcotics agencies of the States will also have to work in coordination against the menace of drugs. Shah said that apart from this, the Social Welfare Departments and Health Departments will also have to work together for rehabilitation and de-addiction. He said that our dream of a drugs-free India can come true only if we address all the dimensions of this fight. He said that as far as the fight against drugs is concerned, all State governments have fought this battle shoulder to shoulder with the Central Government with seriousness. And rising above party politics and party in power, the States have also. Shri Shah said that drugs enter our country from across the border through drones, smuggling, tunnels, ports and airports and closing of trade is not the solution to this problem. He said that we have to put an end to the new methods being used. The Union Home Minister said that there should be an attitude of sympathy towards those who consume drugs and there should be preparation and legal provisions for rehabilitation of such affected persons. But those who trade and smuggle drugs should be brought to book. He said that it is the responsibility of all our members to create such a social environment so that the youth who is trapped in this menace is rehabilitated and the society accepts him again. Shri Amit Shah said that we cannot look at any drugs investigation and its seizure in isolation. He said that we have to destroy the entire network of where drugs came from and where they go. If we check the entire network, then only this problem can be resolved. The Home Minister told the House that he had briefed the Chief Ministers that if there is any case in their State in which top to bottom and bottom to top investigation necessitates crossing State boundaries, then the States can take help of NCB without any hesitation, as NCB is ready and committed to help in such cases. Shri Shah said that in case any investigation goes outside the country's borders, the help of NIA can also be taken for investigation. He said that we are seeing very good results and. The world has to change its approach to win this battle against the menace of drugs. He said that the Government of India's fight against narcotics has three parts - strengthening of institutional structure, empowerment and coordination of all narco agencies, and wide-ranging awareness campaigns. He said that this is a borderless crime and unless there is cooperation, coordination and collaboration, we cannot win this battle. Informing the house about the major initiatives taken by the government, Shri Amit Shah said that the 4-tier NCORD was set up in and many of its initiatives have been taken to the States and percolated down to the districts. Shri Shah reached out to the Chief Ministers through the House and requested that they should personally take interest and help constitute district level NCORD Committee in their respective States, as the formation of NCORD committees across districts will strengthen the fight against drug menace. On the portal, complete information on the issue is available at one place. The Union Home Minister said that the General Assembly of Interpol was held in India recently, where he raised the issue of Narcotics and Terror links and there was a request from the India that terrorism should be linked to narcotics, terrorism and narco trade. It was also suggested that Interpol should create a platform for all countries for real-time information sharing on these three topics, which can also lead to the exchange of best practices. Shri Shah said, the government has also constituted a Joint Coordination Committee and several meetings have been held at the Central level. Apart from this, posts have been created by reorganizing the cadre of NCB. Shah said that the drug network and the routes through which drugs enter into the States have been mapped in districts and shared with the States. He said that this mapping has been done after compilation of surveys, information, cases made after seizure and inquiry reports. Apart from this, powers have also been given to the Railway Protection Force. When these powers were given to the security forces, some States argued that their powers have been taken away, but if we do not empower our agencies, how can they function? We must have faith in our security forces, and those politicizing the issue are supporting drug trafficking. He said that if a huge cache of drugs is caught in a State, the State is doing a good job against the drug menace. The problem does not get solved by looking at the other side, one has to face the storm. We cannot save the country by acting like an ostrich and running away from problems. He said that the NIA has been given powers to investigate any case across the world. Many experts have also been hired for financial investigation; many experts have also been hired by the Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India for the analysis of financial documents. Shri Shah said that by conducting hackathons on the issues of money laundering channels, hawala transactions and dark net, talented youth have been engaged to formulate a precise strategy, due to which many offenders have also been caught. He told that many dog squads with indigenous dog breeds have been formed and provided to the States. The Union Home Minister said that the Department of Pharmaceuticals, Government of India, has formed a committee of officers to oversee the number of drugs that can be banned for which alternatives are available. He expressed hope that many medicines would be brought under restricted category and their use would be banned. Shri Shah informed that a high level task force has been constituted to check smuggling through the sea route and a joint meeting of Indian Navy, Indian Coast Guard, Airport Authority of India and NCB is held every week to exchange information. He said about 1, hectares of illegal drug cultivation in Manipur have been destroyed and rehabilitation efforts have been made through horticulture plantation. Simultaneously under MAC, which is the center of coordination of all agencies, a separate MAC, in form of a subMAC, has been set up for Narco to monitor Narco trafficking platform, intercept drug networks, continuously analyze trends, database to analyze the updates, and creation of a new strategy. He informed that five different training modules have been created for narcotics and in these five modules the training program up to the district-level has been designed. He informed that all the State level training programs have been completed in all the States and Union Territories on 3rd December. Shri Amit Shah said that an agreement has also been reached between NCB and National Forensic Science University for forensic investigation of narcotics and Government of India is setting up six regional narcotics labs all over the country, due to which there will be no delay in sample testing. He said that such efforts are being made to ensure priority will be given not according to the date but according to the quantity so that the culprits of the cases which are of large quantity should not get bail. He said that the Drug Free India campaign was launched by the Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment on August 15, and has been initiated to reach down to the tehsils in the mapped districts. Under this, more than 14 crore children in more than 2. Apart from this, more than 8, master volunteers have been identified, who pursue this task by taking minimum honorarium and also make it reach maximum people through social media accounts. We are also trying to connect about one lakh more educational institutions and youth through the national online system of drug de-addiction. He said that about Integrated Rehabilitation Centers have been set up by the Government of India and work on more centres is underway. Apart from this, 41 addiction treatment facilities have also been set-up in government hospitals, with plans to create 75 more such facilities. Additionally, 72 outreach centers have been set up and about two lakh counselors have been engaged to counsel in such cases. The Union Home Minister said, the government under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, had set a target to destroy 75, kg of drugs within 60 days on the occasion of 75 years of Indian Independence, but we have burned 1,60, kg of drugs in 60 days. He said that under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, we are succeeding in our resolve of not allowing the youth of the country to be ruined by drugs. He gave some statistics from to and from to Seized Drugs in Kg. Seized Drugs. Value in INR. Total Cases. Total Arrests. Shri Amit Shah said that the case of drug smuggling is now marked under a serious type of case and 13, cases have been registered against drug smuggling dealers and it shows that results prove that we are moving in right direction. In the last five years, 61 new cytotropic substances have been notified by the government. Indian agencies have also seized around 14, kg of Tramadol. Shri Amit Shah said that this campaign against drugs should not be perceived as only of one government, of any one party and any one agency. 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Behind India’s Manipur conflict: A tale of drugs, armed groups and politics

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For nearly three weeks, the small town had managed to dodge the ethnic violence between the Meitei community and the Kuki-Zo tribespeople that had engulfed the rest of the state since May 3. But that day, four people were killed in the area and 12 injured as bullets found their way from surrounding hilly regions and from a camp dominated by the Kuki-Zo community. Our reinforcements, including the police and our civilian volunteers, started firing back. Eleven months on, the conflict has killed people, injured 1,, displaced 60, and divided the state into ethnic territories. Armed groups have been fighting battles using sophisticated weapons and explosives in rural parts for territorial control even as more than 60, armed forces of the federal government and the state have so far failed to bring a durable end to the violence. Modi was referring to the historical discrimination felt by tribal communities, including the Kukis, who live on the hillsides and feel that the Meitei community is economically more prosperous than them and are in the majority in the smaller valleys and the capital, Imphal. It appeared true at the time. In several parts of the hills, the civil society and the rebel groups of the Kuki-Zo community canvassed for Chief Minister Singh, and top politicians of the tribal community lined up for tickets from his party. Chief Minister Singh swept the elections. In his second tenure beginning , the BJP won five of the 10 state assembly seats from the Kuki-dominated hill constituencies. Two out of seven MLAs became ministers in his cabinet. Now, as the state prepares to vote in national elections on April 19 and April 26, those divisions have become entrenched, with a resurgence in armed groups formed along ethnic lines, as the first part of this series showed. It also revealed a presentation by the Assam Rifles that listed several factors that played a role in igniting the conflict: illegal immigrants from Myanmar, the demand for Kukiland, political authoritarianism and ambition of Chief Minister Singh and his war on drugs among others. The war on drugs first played a significant role in the political landscape and later in fuelling the conflict in Manipur. This concluding part of the series investigates how the drug trade and politics over it have roiled Manipur. Poor economic conditions, lack of job opportunities and easy availability of drugs had led to a high number of drug addicts in the state, he said. He was not wrong. It was accelerated by the armed groups who found easy money. He was referring to the array of armed rebel groups of different ethnicities, including the Kuki and Meitei fighters, that proliferate in Manipur and are involved in the drug trade across the porous borders with Myanmar. Jogesh, who also heads the Users Society for Effective Response — one of the oldest community organisations of drug abuse victims in the state — said their field workers had found poppy cultivation in the hills of Manipur as far back as That month, sitting inside a shanty house in a corner of the Churachandpur district, which is dominated by the Kuki-Zo community, I met a few poppy cultivators. The government does not officially put out such estimates, so Al Jazeera could not verify these numbers. For a tiny state with a population of about 2. Five months after the chief minister announced a war on drugs, his wife was accused of having connections to an alleged drug lord from the Kuki-Zo community. The claim came from no less than the additional superintendent of police in the Narcotics and Affairs of Border Bureau, Thounaojam Brinda, who later resigned. Zou, who had jumped bail, was later acquitted of all charges. All those named by Brinda in her affidavit have denied their role in the drug trade before the courts and in public statements, and none have been convicted of any offences. The Kuki-dominated hills border Myanmar, and there are recorded cases of the border region being used as routes to funnel drugs just as in other hilly parts of Manipur and other states bordering Myanmar. What is audacious is Manipur has one of the largest presence of paramilitary forces, the army and intelligence in the country. According to news reports at the time, the consignment was being smuggled from Moreh. While it is unclear if any disequilibrium in the drug trade could have led to the crisis, the first part of this series looked at the immediate causes of the conflict based on a presentation by the Assam Rifles on the Manipur conflict. In fact, Moreh has come to be the most recent flashpoint in the conflict between the Meitei and Kuki-Zo communities with intermittent fighting taking place there since the end of December. This took a drastic turn on January 17 with a hour gunfight ensuing between Kuki fighters and the Manipur police commandos. In February, India scrapped the Indo—Myanmar Free Movement Regime FMR where residents within 16km 10 miles of the border had been allowed to cross without a visa, using just a border pass, a move vehemently opposed by the local Kuki-Zo and Naga groups. With accusations against him petering off, Biren in claimed again his war on drugs was going well. In January , in a post on X, the chief minister said the government had destroyed acres about 45 hectares of poppy cultivation in the hills. A year later when the conflict began in May , several Meitei civil society organisations gave the drug trade a communal colour by claiming that drug running was largely the business of the Kuki community. The trope caught on. The Kuki political leaders accused the chief minister of communalising the state and targeting their community by supporting new Meitei armed groups, Arambai Tenggol and Meitei Leepun. If someone wants to fight elections, you need to have their blessing. As the ethnic conflict intensifies, both rebel groups and political leaders from the Kuki community, who once allied with the Meitei chief minister, are now visibly distancing themselves. Unlike the general elections when it fielded a Kuki-Zo, this time the BJP does not have a candidate for the Outer Manipur seat, which covers the hill districts. Despite holding Biren Singh responsible for the ethnic conflict, Kuki leaders within the BJP have not yet resigned either from his cabinet or the party. One of the key demands these groups have consistently rallied around since the onset of the conflict is the establishment of a separate administration, cleaved out of Manipur. Considering the anger against the Meitei community, and particularly against Biren Singh, it seems impossible for a candidate endorsed by the state chief minister to win a by-election in the Kuki-dominated hills. But the MLA hinted otherwise. That is what they wanted and that has been how politics has been played in India. In the upcoming elections, no Kuki-Zo candidates are contesting. The layers of Manipur politics, the linkages between the political elite and their interests across ethnic divides, defy a simpler image of a clash between two communities. Gun-toting men, young and old, now sit and guard their villages from the neighbouring Kuki and Meitei villages. Every few days, there are headlines on gunfire exchanges and deaths. By Angana Chakrabarti. Published On 16 Apr 16 Apr Sponsored Content.

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