The action was carried out by the NCB’s Chandigarh Zonal Unit. According to the information released, the properties are allegedly linked to a drug trafficking network with operations extending across seven states.
The seized assets include 25 immovable properties, with their combined estimated value reported at ₹20.10 crore. The action forms part of the agency’s efforts to target not only drug trafficking activities but also assets allegedly connected with such networks.
By taking action against properties linked to suspected traffickers, the NCB aims to disrupt the financial resources that support organised drug operations. The latest seizure highlights the agency’s focus on identifying and acting against assets associated with interstate narcotics networks.
Further details about the identities of those linked to the properties, the locations of all seized assets and the specific cases involved were not provided in the available report.
