The Punjab Police intensified its ongoing crackdown on drug trafficking networks, arresting 90 alleged drug smugglers and recovering heroin, opium, intoxicant tablets and suspected drug money during the latest operation.
According to the Punjab Police, the action was carried out as part of its sustained #YudhNashianVirudh campaign, aimed at disrupting drug networks and taking action against those involved in the illegal trade.
Heroin, Opium and Intoxicant Pills Recovered: Bhagwant Mann
During the crackdown, police recovered 340 grams of heroin, 1.2 kg of opium and 398 intoxicant pills from the possession of the arrested suspects.
The police also seized ₹10.99 lakh in suspected drug money, adding to the financial disruption of illegal drug networks operating across the state.
Punjab Police Continues Anti-Drug Drive
The latest arrests are part of the Punjab Police’s continuing efforts to identify and dismantle networks involved in drug smuggling. Enforcement agencies have been conducting operations against individuals allegedly linked to the supply and distribution of narcotics.
The police said the sustained campaign is focused not only on arrests and seizures but also on reducing the availability of drugs and targeting the financial channels associated with illegal narcotics.
10 People Counselled for De-Addiction and Rehabilitation
Alongside enforcement action, the Punjab Police also said that 10 individuals were counselled and encouraged to undergo de-addiction and rehabilitation treatment.
The rehabilitation-focused intervention reflects an approach that combines action against drug trafficking with efforts to encourage people struggling with substance use to seek professional treatment and support.
The Punjab Police said its crackdown against drug networks would continue, with enforcement and rehabilitation measures forming part of the broader campaign against drug abuse in the state.
