Continuing its sustained campaign #YudhNashianVirudh, the Punjab Police India carried out large-scale operations across Punjab, targeting drug trafficking networks and hotspots.
On Day 383 of the campaign, police conducted raids at 426 identified drug hotspots and registered 200 FIRs as part of coordinated enforcement actions. Officials said the operations were based on intelligence inputs and aimed at dismantling organized drug supply chains across the state.
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During the crackdown, 248 drug smugglers were arrested, while authorities recovered 710 grams of heroin, 20 kg of poppy husk, 2,655 intoxicant tablets and capsules, and ₹14,150 in drug money. The seizures were made during simultaneous raids conducted in multiple districts.
Anti-Drug Crackdown on Day 383 in Punjab
According to official data, the cumulative number of arrests under the campaign has now reached 54,190 in 383 days, reflecting the scale and continuity of the anti-drug drive.
Officials stated that along with strict enforcement, the campaign also focuses on rehabilitation and awareness to curb drug abuse at the grassroots level. Community engagement programmes and coordination with local bodies are being carried out to identify affected individuals and encourage them to seek treatment.
The anti-drug initiative is a key focus area of the state government under Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann, aimed at eliminating the drug menace and ensuring a safer environment for the people of Punjab.
Senior officials added that continuous monitoring and data-driven strategies are being used to identify emerging drug hotspots and prevent the resurgence of illegal networks. Special teams have been deployed to strengthen surveillance and ensure swift action against repeat offenders.
The police also emphasized that public cooperation remains crucial in the fight against drugs. Authorities have urged citizens to share information about suspicious activities, stating that collective efforts between law enforcement and the community are essential to effectively tackle the drug menace in Punjab.
