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Bhagwant Mann Arrest 97 Drug Smugglers on Day 342 of ‘Yudh Nashian Virudh’ Campaign

Special teams have been deployed to monitor vulnerable routes and border areas to prevent the inflow of narcotics.

Bhagwant Mann continued its intensified statewide crackdown against narcotics under the ‘Yudh Nashian Virudh’ campaign, arresting 97 drug smugglers and seizing a substantial quantity of drugs and illicit cash on Day 342 of the operation.

Bhagwant Mann Arrest 97 Drug Smugglers on Day 342

According to official data, raids were conducted at multiple locations across Punjab, resulting in the recovery of 1.6 kg of heroin, 510 intoxicant tablets and capsules, and ₹4 lakh in drug proceeds. Police officials said the recovered contraband indicates the ongoing attempt by drug networks to operate across districts, which is being countered through sustained enforcement.

Apart from arrests, the campaign continues to focus on rehabilitation and awareness. During the latest phase of the drive, 24 individuals were motivated to opt for de-addiction and rehabilitation programmes, reflecting the state’s emphasis on treating drug addiction as a social and health issue alongside strict law enforcement.

Officials said intelligence-based operations

Officials said intelligence-based operations and inter-district coordination have played a key role in identifying drug supply chains and apprehending traffickers. Special teams have been deployed to monitor vulnerable routes and border areas to prevent the inflow of narcotics.

Punjab Police further stated that since the launch of the campaign, a total of 47,954 drug smugglers have been arrested over 342 days, marking a sustained effort to dismantle organised drug networks operating in the state.

The Bhagwant Mann-led Punjab government has reiterated its zero-tolerance policy against drugs and has directed the police to maintain pressure on smugglers while simultaneously strengthening rehabilitation and de-addiction infrastructure. Officials said the campaign will continue with the same intensity in the coming days.

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