Bhagwant Mann reported major action under its ongoing anti-narcotics campaign Yudh Nashian Virudh, stating that 100 alleged drug smugglers were arrested during raids conducted across multiple locations in the state on Day 355 of the drive.
Bhagwant Mann:Seizures and Arrest Details
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According to officials, the operation led to the recovery of:
- 7.7 kg heroin
- 100 grams opium
- 6,631 intoxicant tablets/capsules
- ₹8,760 suspected drug money
Authorities said raids were carried out simultaneously at several locations as part of a coordinated crackdown on drug trafficking networks.
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Rehabilitation Efforts
Police also stated that 37 individuals were counselled and motivated to undergo de-addiction and rehabilitation, highlighting that the campaign focuses not only on enforcement but also on treatment and social reintegration.
Cumulative Figures of Campaign
Officials reported that since the launch of the anti-drug drive, a total of 5,038 drug smugglers have been arrested so far. Senior officers, including those of SP and DSP rank, supervised field operations to ensure effective enforcement and coordination.
Government’s Stand
The anti-drug initiative is being implemented under the administration led by Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann, which has repeatedly stated that eliminating narcotics networks and strengthening rehabilitation systems remain key law-and-order priorities.
Authorities maintain that intensified raids, stricter enforcement, and rehabilitation measures will continue as part of the state’s long-term strategy to combat drug abuse and trafficking.
Authorities said awareness campaigns are being conducted in villages and urban localities to educate youth about the dangers of narcotics and encourage public reporting of suspicious activities. Police emphasised that community cooperation is crucial for long-term success in controlling drug abuse.
Administrative Strategy
The anti-drug initiative is being implemented under the administration led by Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann, which has repeatedly stated that eliminating narcotics networks, strengthening rehabilitation infrastructure, and preventing substance abuse among youth remain key governance priorities.
Ongoing Operations
Officials confirmed that similar raids and enforcement drives will continue across the state, with authorities maintaining that sustained action, intelligence-based policing, and rehabilitation support together form the backbone of Punjab’s long-term anti-drug strategy.
