Corresponding Author's : Bhoomika Bhatt

Co-Author's : Dr. (Prof) Shubhra Sanyal

Abstract :

This conceptual paper explores the complex interplay between narco-terrorism and traditional terrorism, particularly within the context of the Indian subcontinent, revealing the various gaps prevailing in the control of drug trafficking. It traces the evolution of terrorism from its historical roots to contemporary forms, emphasizing the rise of narco-terrorism as a significant threat characterized by the intersection of drug trafficking and political violence. The paper highlights how narco-terrorism primarily serves economic motivations, with drug-related violence employed to achieve political or social objectives, often involving organized crime groups that operate with impunity. It examines the socio-economic implications of narco-terrorism, particularly in regions like Punjab and Kashmir, where drug trafficking is intricately linked to funding militant activities. The research underscores the need for a nuanced understanding of the motivations and operations of both drug traffickers and terrorists, as well as the socio-economic conditions that facilitate their activities. It also discusses the challenges faced by law enforcement and the Indian government's response to the growing threat of narco-terrorism, including the establishment of task forces and awareness programs. This paper can be further used as a base for future research in the field of Narco-Terrorism.

Keywords :

Narcotics, Terrorism, Drug trafficking, political, Social

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Unique Paper ID: 2122

Publication Volume & Issue: VOLUME 5 , ISSUE 1

Page(s): 1-7

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