Union Home and Cooperation Minister Amit Shah chaired the 10th top-level meeting of the Narco-Coordination Centre (NCORD) at Vigyan Bhawan, New Delhi. He released the "Vision Document on Narcotics Control (2026-2029)" and the "NCB Annual Report 2025", and e-inaugurated NCB zonal offices at Jammu and Guwahati. Shah also launched the "Online Drugs Disposal Fortnight Campaign", which targets the destruction of 2,09,500 kg of narcotics worth over Rs 6,000 crore. The Vision Document, issued by the NCB, aims to strengthen institutional capacity against synthetic drugs, darknet networks, cross-border trafficking and emerging threats. Shah said the next three years would decide the outcome of the fight against drugs. The 2026-2029 roadmap rests on four pillars: Enforcement, Intelligence and Operations; Precursors and Synthetic Drug Control; Demand and Harm Reduction with rehabilitation; and Capacity Building, Coordination and Monitoring. The strategy is captured in three words: Detect, Disrupt and Destroy. He called for a ruthless approach towards drug traders and a sympathetic approach towards victims. So far, 15,876 district-level NCORD meetings, 266 state-level and seven executive-level meetings have been held. Shah noted that between 2014 and 2026, drugs worth Rs 1.84 lakh crore (1.18 crore kg) were seized, against Rs 40,000 crore (26 lakh kg) during 2004-2014, reflecting the campaign's progress.