Bhagwant Mann: On the 398th day of Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann’s main anti-drug campaign, Yudh Nashian Virudh, the Punjab Police stepped up their fight against drugs with a big operation across the state. This sent another strong message against drug trafficking.
Action Across the State
Police teams in Punjab carried out coordinated raids in several districts based on information they received. The big crackdown led to the arrest of 98 people who were thought to be connected to drug smuggling networks. Authorities also took about 6.3 kg of heroin, which is a big haul that shows how hard they are working to keep drugs off the streets.
Unstoppable Campaign Momentum
The Yudh Nashian Virudh campaign, which started under the direction of Bhagwant Singh Mann, is set up as a daily fight against drug abuse and trafficking. Every day, there are targeted operations to break up supply chains and weaken organised crime groups that deal in drugs.
Strong Legal Action
During the Day-398 operation, several FIRs were filed under the NDPS Act, which means that the law is very strict against people who commit drug-related crimes. The Punjab Police’s strict enforcement shows a zero-tolerance policy, which means that offenders will face quick and harsh consequences.
For a Punjab Without Drugs
Bhagwant Mann: The ongoing campaign shows that the Government of Punjab is serious about protecting communities and stopping the spread of drugs. The goal of the initiative is to have a long-term effect by lowering both supply and demand through ongoing crackdowns, more seizures, and more arrests.
As the campaign goes on, officials keep stressing the need for vigilance, community support, and strict enforcement. This strengthens the vision of a Punjab that is safer and drug-free.
