Current scenario of Illegal Drug Trafficking in India: An overview

Authors

  • Prajapati Saurabh LPU, Punjab, India
  • Balaji Guttu LPU, Punjab, India
  • Singla Shrutika Applied Forensic Research Sciences, MP, India.
  • Panchal Vijay Applied Forensic Research Sciences, MP, India
  • Tripathi Ashutosh Department of Forensic Science, SAGE University Indore, MP, India

Keywords:

Drug, trafficking, control, Illegal, India

Abstract

Despite having paramilitary forces and multiple organizations that work on drug abuse control day and night and still, we are hearing news about illegal drug trafficking every other day. It often focuses on the production, migration and distribution of illegal drugs, by involving more people and by eventually making a large group of the population, drug addicts. Routes are varying from time to time but trafficking is being committed very often. These drugs are imported mainly from Pakistan, Afghanistan, Myanmar - countries less developed than India and follow different trafficking patterns each time. This paper will put its limelight on this serious issue by giving the readers a theoretical and statistical approach including all the feasible and practicable ways for an improvised tomorrow.

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Published

2022-05-15

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Prajapati Saurabh, Balaji Guttu, Singla Shrutika, Panchal Vijay, & Tripathi Ashutosh. (2022). Current scenario of Illegal Drug Trafficking in India: An overview. International Journal of Life Sciences, 75–78. Retrieved from https://ijlsci.in/ls/index.php/home/article/view/641

Issue

Special issue A18 | May, 2022 | National Conference on Forensic Science and Digital Forensics 2022

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