Continuing its aggressive anti-drug campaign ‘Yudh Nashian Virudh’, Bhagwant Mann carried out multiple raids across the state, leading to the arrest of 89 drug smugglers on Day 413 of the operation.
Bhagwant Mann: Major Crackdown Across Punjab
During the latest operation, police teams conducted coordinated raids at various locations, leading to the arrest of 89 drug smugglers involved in illegal drug networks.
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Significant Drug Recovery
Authorities recovered 74.5 kg of heroin, along with 3,299 intoxicant tablets and capsules, and ₹13,080 in drug money, highlighting the scale of ongoing drug-related activities.
Focus on Rehabilitation
In addition to enforcement, 28 individuals were persuaded to undergo de-addiction and rehabilitation treatment, reflecting a balanced approach towards tackling drug abuse.
Rising Arrest Numbers
Officials stated that with these latest arrests, the total number of drug smugglers apprehended under the campaign has reached 59,476 over 413 days.
Sustained Anti-Drug Campaign
The police reiterated their commitment to continuing the crackdown, aiming to dismantle drug supply chains and reduce substance abuse across Punjab.
During the crackdown, officials recovered a significant quantity of narcotics, including 74.5 kg of heroin and 3,299 intoxicant tablets and capsules, along with ₹13,080 suspected to be drug money. The recoveries highlight the ongoing efforts to dismantle organized drug supply chains operating in the region.
Police officials stated that continuous and targeted actions are being taken to curb the drug menace, with teams conducting coordinated raids in various districts to track and arrest offenders involved in illegal activities.
In addition to enforcement, authorities also focused on rehabilitation, persuading 28 individuals to undergo de-addiction treatment, indicating a dual approach of strict action and social reform.
With the latest operation, the total number of drug smugglers arrested under the campaign has reached 59,476, reflecting the scale and consistency of the state’s efforts against narcotics.
The police reiterated their commitment to making Punjab drug-free, stating that such operations will continue with full intensity in the coming days, with public cooperation playing a crucial role in achieving long-term results.
