The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann Government has highlighted a demolition drive carried out against an old building allegedly used by drug smugglers in Naseebpura village as part of the state government’s anti-drug campaign, ‘Yudh Nasheyan Virudh’.
In a social media post, the party said that a bulldozer operation was carried out to demolish the old structure, which was allegedly being used as a drug-related hideout. AAP described the action as a step towards improving safety and security for residents of the village.
Action Under Yudh Nasheyan Virudh Campaign: Bhagwant Mann
The demolition was presented by the party as part of the Bhagwant Mann-led government’s continued efforts to tackle drug-related activities in Punjab. Through the ‘Yudh Nasheyan Virudh’ campaign, the government has been highlighting enforcement measures and actions aimed at addressing drug trafficking and substance abuse.
According to AAP Punjab, removing the building used by alleged drug smugglers would help prevent its further use for illegal activities. The party said such action was intended to strengthen security at the local level and address concerns raised by residents.
Focus on Safety of Villagers and Youth
The party particularly highlighted the safety of young people, women and families in Naseebpura village. It said the demolition would contribute to creating a safer environment for villagers, especially mothers and sisters who are concerned about the impact of drug-related activities in their surroundings.
