Punjab Police has intensified its statewide crackdown against drug trafficking under Mission ‘Yudh Nashian Virudh’, completing 295 days of continuous action against the narcotics network. The campaign, launched under the leadership of Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann, aims to dismantle drug supply chains, strengthen prevention mechanisms, and steer Punjab’s youth towards a drug-free future.
Bhagwant Mann-Led Punjab Government Intensifies Anti-Drug Drive as ‘Yudh Nashian Virudh’ Completes 295 Days
According to official data shared by Punjab Police, coordinated raids and search operations were conducted at 366 locations across the state as part of the ongoing mission. These operations led to the arrest of 151 drug smugglers, marking another significant step in the sustained fight against narcotics. With these latest arrests, the total number of drug traffickers apprehended over 295 days has risen to 41,207, reflecting the scale and consistency of enforcement efforts.
Punjab Police has also been running large-scale awareness drives
Alongside enforcement, Punjab Police has also been running large-scale awareness drives to educate communities, families, and young people about the dangers of drug abuse. Officials say the dual approach of strict action and social awareness is essential to achieve long-term results in the battle against drugs.
The Bhagwant Mann government has repeatedly emphasized a zero-tolerance policy towards drugs, asserting that the campaign is not just about arrests but about restoring public safety and protecting future generations. Senior police officials reiterated that operations will continue with the same intensity, targeting both street-level peddlers and larger organized networks.
Punjab Police has urged citizens to cooperate with authorities and support the mission, stating that public participation is crucial to making Punjab drug-free.
