India Calls for Greater Global Cooperation to Combat Drug Trafficking

India's Union Home Minister Amit Shah called for stronger international cooperation to combat drug trafficking at the 2026 R.N. Kao Memorial Lecture in New Delhi. He urged closer coordination on legislation, intelligence sharing, and law enforcement efforts. Addressing diplomats from over 40 countries and security officials, Shah warned that transnational drug networks exploit differences in national legal systems. He stated that fragmented approaches cannot solve the problem given the world's 8 billion people, 195 nations, and 250,000 km of borders.

India's Union Home Minister Amit Shah called for stronger international cooperation to combat drug trafficking at the 2026 R.N. Kao Memorial Lecture in New Delhi. He urged closer coordination on legislation, intelligence sharing, and law enforcement efforts. Addressing diplomats from over 40 countries and security officials, Shah warned that transnational drug networks exploit differences in national legal systems. He stated that fragmented approaches cannot solve the problem given the world's 8 billion people, 195 nations, and 250,000 km of borders.

India's Union Home Minister Amit Shah called for stronger international cooperation to combat drug trafficking at the 2026 R.N. Kao Memorial Lecture in New Delhi. He urged closer coordination on legislation, intelligence sharing, and law enforcement efforts. Addressing diplomats from over 40 countries and security officials, Shah warned that transnational drug networks exploit differences in national legal systems. He stated that fragmented approaches cannot solve the problem given the world's 8 billion people, 195 nations, and 250,000 km of borders.

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