Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann praised the relentless efforts of the Punjab Police as the state marked 265 days of its flagship anti-drug campaign, Mission Yudh Nashian Virudh. The mission, aimed at cracking down on drug trafficking networks and raising public awareness, continues to show impactful results across Punjab.
CM Bhagwant Mann Lauds Punjab Police as State Marks 265 Days of ‘Yudh Nashian Virudh’ Anti-Drug Mission
In the latest update shared by Punjab Police, officers carried out raids and search operations at 314 locations statewide. These intensive enforcement activities led to the arrest of 69 drug traffickers.
With these fresh arrests, the total number of drug traffickers apprehended since the launch of the mission has climbed to 37,470, showcasing the scale of Punjab’s sustained crackdown.
CM Bhagwant Mann has repeatedly emphasized his government’s zero-tolerance
CM Bhagwant Mann has repeatedly emphasized his government’s zero-tolerance stance on drugs. He has asserted that anyone attempting to disturb Punjab’s peace and destroy its youth will face strict and decisive action. The ongoing mission is part of his broader commitment to restoring safety, discipline, and well-being across the state.
Along with enforcement, the Punjab Police is conducting awareness drives to educate citizens about the severe impact of drug abuse and to motivate young people to embrace a drug-free life. The force has also urged the public to remain vigilant and support the state’s fight against narcotics.
“Together, let’s build a safer, drug-free Punjab,” the police stated, reaffirming their dedication to the mission.
