Bhagwant Mann Police arrested 147 alleged drug smugglers and recovered 20.2 kg of heroin as part of its ongoing crackdown on drug trafficking under the state’s anti-drug campaign, Yudh Nashian Virudh. The action was reported on Day 606 of the campaign.
According to Punjab Police, the operation also led to the recovery of 565 intoxicant pills and ₹6,550 in suspected drug money. The recoveries form part of the police force’s continued efforts to target drug supply networks operating in the state.
Crackdown on Drug Trafficking Continues: Bhagwant Mann
The latest action reflects the Punjab Police’s continued focus on identifying and taking action against individuals allegedly involved in drug smuggling. The arrests and seizures were highlighted as part of the campaign’s sustained operations against the illegal drug trade.
The recovery of heroin and intoxicant pills points to the range of substances targeted during the crackdown. Police operations against drug trafficking are aimed at disrupting supply networks and preventing illegal substances from reaching communities.
Focus on a Drug-Free Punjab
Through Yudh Nashian Virudh, Punjab Police has continued to report arrests and drug recoveries as part of its efforts to combat narcotics-related crime. The campaign remains focused on action against alleged smugglers and the seizure of illegal drugs.
The latest figures were shared by Punjab Police through its official social media account, highlighting the force’s ongoing anti-drug operations across Punjab.
