Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann chaired an important review meeting on the state’s anti-drug campaign in Phillaur, directing the police to take firm action to break the drug supply chain. Mann also approved 117 new vehicles for police subdivisions to strengthen enforcement and support ongoing efforts to combat drug trafficking across Punjab.
Bhagwant Mann Directs Police to Break Drug Supply Chain
During the review meeting, Mann issued clear instructions to the police to work freely and take decisive action against those involved in the drug supply network. The meeting focused on reviewing the ongoing fight against drugs and strengthening action against the supply and distribution of narcotics.
The Chief Minister reiterated his government’s commitment to eliminating the drug menace and making Punjab safer for its residents.
117 New Vehicles Approved for Police Subdivisions
To strengthen police operations, Mann approved 117 new vehicles for police subdivisions. The vehicles are expected to support police mobility and improve the ability of personnel to carry out enforcement activities.
The approval forms part of the state government’s efforts to strengthen the police response as it continues its campaign against drug trafficking.
Punjab Government Seeks Public Support in Anti-Drug Fight
Mann emphasised that public cooperation is essential to eliminating drugs from Punjab. He reiterated his commitment to restoring the state’s identity as “Rangla Punjab” by tackling the drug problem at its roots.
The government has called for coordinated efforts involving law enforcement agencies and the public to help disrupt drug supply networks and combat substance abuse across the state.
