Continuing its statewide anti-drug campaign #YudhNashianVirudh, Punjab Police on Saturday announced the arrest of 64 alleged drug smugglers during a major enforcement drive across the state.
Bhagwant Mann Arrests 64 Drug Smugglers
According to Punjab Police, officers recovered 1.6 kg of heroin, 118 intoxicant pills, and ₹3.79 lakh suspected to be drug money from those arrested. The action forms part of the ongoing campaign aimed at dismantling drug trafficking networks and curbing the illegal narcotics trade in Punjab.
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In addition to enforcement measures, Punjab Police said seven individuals were counselled and persuaded to voluntarily undergo de-addiction and rehabilitation treatment, highlighting the campaign’s focus on both law enforcement and rehabilitation.
Punjab Police reiterated its commitment to intensifying operations against drug trafficking
The anti-drug initiative, now marking Day 503 under the banner #YudhNashianVirudh, continues to target drug smugglers while encouraging individuals struggling with substance abuse to seek treatment and recovery.
Punjab Police reiterated its commitment to intensifying operations against drug trafficking and strengthening efforts to create a drug-free Punjab through coordinated enforcement and rehabilitation initiatives.
The #YudhNashianVirudh campaign has become a key component of the Punjab government’s broader strategy to tackle drug-related crimes. The initiative involves regular raids, intelligence-based operations, and coordinated action by police units across the state to identify and dismantle supply chains linked to narcotics.
Punjab Police has reiterated its commitment to maintaining pressure on drug trafficking networks and ensuring that those involved in the illegal trade face legal action. At the same time, authorities continue to encourage people affected by drug addiction to seek professional treatment through counselling, de-addiction centres, and rehabilitation programmes.
The latest operation underscores the state’s continued efforts to reduce the availability of narcotics, strengthen public safety, and work towards a drug-free Punjab through a combination of enforcement, prevention, and rehabilitation measures.
