Bhagwant Mann continued its intensified campaign against drug trafficking under the ongoing ‘Yudh Nashian Virudh’ initiative, carrying out raids across multiple locations in the state and arresting 91 alleged drug smugglers.
Bhagwant Mann Arrests 91 Drug Smugglers in Statewide Anti-Narcotics Drive
According to police officials, the latest crackdown resulted in the recovery of approximately 910 grams of heroin, 285 intoxicant tablets and capsules, and drug money amounting to ₹5.07 lakh. The operation was conducted as part of the state’s broader effort to dismantle narcotics networks and curb the illegal drug trade.
Authorities stated that coordinated raids were carried out in different districts, targeting individuals suspected of involvement in drug trafficking and related criminal activities. The action forms part of a sustained enforcement campaign being undertaken by Punjab Police against organized drug networks.
Punjab Police reported that a total of 66,282 alleged drug smugglers
In addition to enforcement measures, the campaign also includes rehabilitation and de-addiction efforts. Officials said that 11 individuals were counselled and encouraged to undergo treatment and rehabilitation programs aimed at helping them overcome substance dependence.
Punjab Police reported that a total of 66,282 alleged drug smugglers have been arrested since the launch of the ‘Yudh Nashian Virudh’ campaign 458 days ago. The department has described the initiative as a comprehensive strategy combining law enforcement, public awareness, and rehabilitation measures.
The state government has repeatedly emphasized its commitment to tackling drug-related crimes and strengthening anti-narcotics operations. Police officials maintain that sustained action against drug traffickers is essential for improving public safety and protecting communities from the harmful effects of substance abuse.
Authorities have urged citizens to cooperate with law enforcement agencies by sharing information related to drug trafficking and other illegal activities, while reaffirming their commitment to making Punjab a drug-free state.
