Vision Document on Drug Control
On 26th June 2026, the Union Home Minister released the Vision Document on Drug Control (2026–2029) during the 10th Apex-Level Meeting of the Narco-Coordination Centre (NCORD).
- The document provides a comprehensive national roadmap to achieve a drug-free India by strengthening enforcement, disrupting organised narcotics networks, preventing drug abuse, and improving rehabilitation through a whole-of-government and whole-of-society approach.
Objectives of the Vision Document
- The Vision Document is built on a three-pronged strategy:
- Detect trafficking networks through intelligence-driven investigations.
- Disrupt drug supply chains and illicit financial networks.
- Destroy organised narcotics ecosystems through coordinated enforcement and prosecution.
- It seeks to dismantle the complete narcotics ecosystem by targeting drug ....
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