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Bhagwant Mann Arrests 81 Drug Smugglers as Anti-Drug Campaign Reaches Day 464

Authorities have emphasized that the anti-drug strategy includes both strict action against traffickers and support for individuals seeking recovery from substance abuse.

Bhagwant Mann has continued its statewide anti-drug campaign under the ongoing “Yudh Nashian Virudh” initiative, carrying out raids across multiple districts and taking action against individuals allegedly involved in narcotics trafficking.

Bhagwant Mann Arrests 81 Drug Smugglers

According to official information released by Punjab Police, 81 drug smugglers were arrested during operations conducted across the state. The police also recovered 373 grams of heroin, 2.2 kilograms of ganja, 256 intoxicant pills, and ₹7.92 lakh suspected to be linked to drug-related activities.

Anti-Drug Campaign Reaches Day 464

Officials stated that the campaign is part of a sustained effort to dismantle drug networks, curb narcotics trafficking, and strengthen law enforcement measures against the illegal drug trade. Raids and enforcement operations were conducted at several locations as part of the latest phase of the initiative.

In addition to enforcement action, Punjab Police said that three individuals were counselled and persuaded to undergo de-addiction and rehabilitation treatment. Authorities have emphasized that the anti-drug strategy includes both strict action against traffickers and support for individuals seeking recovery from substance abuse.

According to the police, a total of 67,295 alleged drug smugglers have been arrested since the launch of the campaign 464 days ago. The government and law enforcement agencies have repeatedly highlighted the anti-drug drive as a key component of efforts to tackle narcotics-related crime and promote public safety.

Punjab Police reiterated its commitment to continuing coordinated operations against drug trafficking networks while encouraging public cooperation in the fight against substance abuse across the state.

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