Bhagwant Mann: The government of Punjab, chaired by Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann has already announced its focus on action against drug trafficking and organised drug rackets in the state.
Punjab Police Intensifies Action Against Drug Traffickers
The Punjab Police, under the anti-drug campaign of Yudh Nashian Virudh, are continuing raids against presumed drug dealers and routes. Police squads have been conducting raids at suspected sites in various districts to track down individuals allegedly involved in the drug trade.The drug groups concentrate on locating suppliers, recovering drugs and collecting intelligence about broader networks. Police are also aiming to look at whether there are links between local suppliers and larger gangs.
Two Arrested, 5 Kg Heroin Recovered in Amritsar
In a recent operation, the Counter Intelligence wing of Punjab Police in Amritsar picked up 2 persons and seized 5kg of heroin. The Punjab DGP said during initial investigation, the accused were allegedly receiving consignments of heroin from unknown associates and delivering the heroin to others in the state. FIR lodged at State Special Operations Cell police station in Amritsar.
Target a Drug-Free Punjab
The campaign against drugs launched by the government addresses both law enforcement and awareness-raising. While police operations are directed against those involved in distribution and trafficking of narcotics, officials have underlined the need to motivate drug users to seek treatment and rehabilitation.
Public Cooperation Remains Important
The Punjab Police have also appealed to the public to come forward and share information about any suspected drug smuggling activities they see with the police. This cooperation from the public will help the police in action.Through the sustained conduct of raids, investigations and arrests the police will continue working to disrupt the supply of illegal drugs and increase safety in Punjab. The success of the response relies on continued efforts and investigation, and sustained reporting and support from communities.
