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First-ever consignment of Captagon drug worth ₹182 crore seized: Amit Shah

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Coverage of the event varies in emphasis and framing. The Hindustan Times and Times of India both highlight the term "jihadi drug," suggesting a connection to terrorism, while The Hindu focuses more on the monetary value of the seizure and…
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First-ever consignment of Captagon drug worth ₹182 crore seized: Amit Shah
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Union Home Minister Amit Shah announced the seizure of the first-ever consignment of Captagon, valued at ₹182 crore. This operation, named 'Operation RAGEPILL', is part of the government's commitment to achieving a 'Drug-Free India'. The consignment was destined for the Middle East, and a foreign national was arrested in connection with the case.

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Publication timeSat, 16 May 2026 13:20:44 +0530
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Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Saturday (May 16, 2026) announced that the Narcotics Control Bureau has seized the first-ever consignment of Captagon, the so-called "Jihadi Drug", worth ₹182 crore.In a post on X, he said the Modi government has resolved to make a "Drug-Free India".Modi govt is resolved for a 'Drug-Free India'.Glad to share that through 'Operation RAGEPILL', our agencies have achieved the first-ever seizure of Captagon, the so-called "Jihadi Drug", worth ₹182 crore. The busting of the drug consignment destined for the Middle East and…— Amit Shah (@AmitShah) May 16, 2026"Glad to share that through 'Operation RAGEPILL', our agencies have achieved the first-ever seizure of Captagon, the so-called "Jihadi Drug", worth ₹182 crore," Mr.

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