Continuing its aggressive campaign against drug trafficking, Punjab Police under the leadership of Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann has made significant progress on Day 421 of the ‘Yudh Nashian Virudh’ campaign across Punjab.
Bhagwant Mann: Major Crackdown Across the State
Police teams conducted extensive raids at multiple locations, leading to the arrest of 95 drug smugglers. Authorities also recovered 6.8 kg of heroin and 306 intoxicant tablets/capsules, indicating the scale of ongoing illegal activities.
Continued Focus on Rehabilitation
In addition to enforcement, officials persuaded 29 individuals to undergo de-addiction and rehabilitation treatment, highlighting a balanced approach that combines strict action with social reform.
Rising Numbers in Anti-Drug Campaign
With the latest action, the total number of drug smugglers arrested since the launch of the campaign has reached 60,898, reflecting the sustained intensity of the drive.
Statewide Efforts to Curb Drug Menace
The campaign involves coordinated efforts by multiple units, including specialized anti-narcotics task forces, to dismantle supply chains and disrupt drug networks operating across the state.
Government’s Zero-Tolerance Policy
The state government has reiterated its zero-tolerance stance against drugs, focusing on both strict law enforcement and preventive measures to safeguard youth.
Community Participation and Awareness
Authorities are also encouraging public cooperation by spreading awareness and urging citizens to report suspicious activities, strengthening the fight against narcotics at the grassroots level.
Long-Term Vision for Drug-Free Punjab
Officials believe that consistent enforcement, combined with rehabilitation and awareness initiatives, will help build a drug-free and healthier Punjab in the long run.
