Bhagwant Mann: Continuing its sustained action under the anti-drug campaign #YudhNashianVirudh, Punjab Police carried out extensive raids across the state on Day 389. During the operations, 103 drug smugglers were arrested, highlighting the ongoing crackdown against narcotics networks. Authorities also recovered 8.4 kg of heroin, 37 kg of poppy husk, and 270 intoxicant tablets/capsules, along with ₹1,450 in drug money. The action reflects a continued focus on dismantling drug supply chains at multiple levels.
Punjab Police Intensifies Crackdown on Day 389
In addition to enforcement, the campaign is also emphasizing rehabilitation and social reform. As part of the drive, 34 individuals were persuaded to undergo de-addiction and rehabilitation treatment, indicating a balanced approach toward tackling substance abuse. Officials noted that addressing addiction requires both strict policing and supportive intervention. This dual strategy aims to reduce demand while simultaneously disrupting supply.
CM Bhagwant Mann Anti-Drug Campaign
Police teams conducted coordinated raids at multiple locations across Punjab, targeting key hotspots and suspected networks. The operations are based on intelligence inputs and continuous monitoring to ensure effective outcomes. Authorities have been maintaining pressure on traffickers through daily action, which has significantly increased the number of arrests over time. This consistent enforcement is seen as a major step toward controlling the drug menace.
According to official figures, the cumulative number of drug smugglers arrested during the campaign has now reached 55,440 in 389 days. This highlights the scale and persistence of the initiative being carried out across the state. The campaign continues to gain momentum with regular action and increased coordination between units. Overall, the efforts underline the Punjab government’s commitment to ensuring a drug-free society and safeguarding public health.
