Jaipur, April 4 The Rajasthan Anti-Narcotics Task Force (ANTF) has carried out 258 operations within 175 days of its formation, seizing narcotic substances worth approximately Rs 563 crore, police said on Saturday.
The seized value pertains only to drugs and does not include the cost of confiscated vehicles, weapons, or factories, officials said, describing this as a record in terms of scale and effectiveness since the unit's inception on October 7, 2025.
Director General of Police Vikas Kumar said the ANTF has taken strong action against all forms of drug trafficking across the state.
"Major consignments have been seized, and five significant cases of illegal cultivation of ganja and opium have been busted," he said.
He added that 30 illegal MD drug manufacturing units have been busted, including six directly by ANTF teams.
The force has also intercepted five major opium smuggling consignments and taken action against 45 notorious and wanted drug traffickers, he said.
Officials said the ANTF has established 18 outposts, one police station, and a dedicated headquarters across the state, with trained personnel deployed to intensify anti-narcotics operations.