Under the leadership of Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann, Punjab Police intensified its ongoing anti-drug campaign ‘Yudh Nashian Virudh’. On Day 401 of the drive, authorities carried out multiple raids across the state.
The operation reflects the government’s continued focus on tackling drug-related activities. Enforcement agencies remain actively engaged in statewide action.
Bhagwant Mann: 101 drug smugglers arrested across Punjab
According to official data, Punjab Police arrested 101 drug smugglers during the latest crackdown. Raids were conducted at several locations as part of coordinated efforts.
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Officials stated that such operations are being carried out regularly. The aim is to curb the supply and distribution of narcotics.
Recovery of drugs and cash during operations
During the raids, police recovered 265 grams of heroin, 2 kilograms of opium, and 581 intoxicant tablets and capsules. In addition, ₹10.54 lakh in drug money was seized.
These recoveries indicate the scale of illegal activities being targeted. Authorities are continuing investigations in related cases.
Focus on de-addiction and rehabilitation
Apart from enforcement, the campaign also focuses on rehabilitation. On Day 401, 17 individuals were persuaded to undergo de-addiction and rehabilitation treatment. Officials emphasized the importance of a balanced approach. The strategy includes both strict action against smugglers and support for those affected by addiction.
Over 57,000 smugglers arrested so far
Cumulative data from the campaign shows that a total of 57,321 drug smugglers have been arrested in 401 days. This highlights the scale and continuity of the anti-drug initiative. The figures underline the sustained efforts of Punjab Police. The campaign remains one of the key priorities of the state government.
Statewide efforts to curb drug menace
The anti-drug drive continues to be implemented across all districts of Punjab. Authorities are using intelligence-based operations and coordinated raids to strengthen enforcement. The government has reiterated its commitment to making Punjab drug-free. Ongoing efforts aim to ensure long-term impact on public health and safety.
Public cooperation encouraged
Officials have also urged citizens to support the campaign by sharing information about illegal activities. Community participation is seen as crucial in addressing the issue. The initiative combines law enforcement with awareness. It aims to create a safer environment for the people of Punjab.
