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Shift from arrests to networks: Punjab unveils 60-day anti-drug strategy

The meeting will review progress, tighten police-civil coordination and set a sharper strategy as the campaign moves into a more intensive phase.

  • Today, Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann is convening a high-level meeting in Phillaur to review the anti-drug campaign 'Yudh Nashian Virudh' with senior police and district administration officials.
  • Following the fatal shooting of anti-drug activist Parvinder Singh Jhota on Tuesday in Mansa, the meeting addresses criticism over the activist's murder inside a medical store by a shop owner.
  • For the first time, senior superintendents of police , deputy commissioners, deputy superintendents of police , and sub-divisional magistrates from every district are attending jointly to coordinate strategy.
  • Punjab AAP media in-charge Baltej Pannu stated the campaign will be intensified with sharper focus on results and effective action against drug networks through strengthened police-civil coordination.
  • For approximately one and a half years, the government has fought drug abuse on a war footing, building on district-level efforts to formulate decisive strategy against drug networks.
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To strengthen the anti-drug campaign and keep youth away from drugs, the Punjab government has focused on strengthening the police system and promoting sports activities. Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann announced the approval of 117 new vehicles for Deputy Superintendents of Police (DSPs) during a review meeting of the "War Against Drugs" campaign at the Punjab Police Academy in Phillaur. The Chief Minister stated that police have been empowe…

Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann held an important meeting in Jalandhar on Friday. He spoke with officials of the Punjab Gau Sewa Commission and managers of various cow shelters across the state.

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Yes Punjab broke the news on Thursday, October 15, 2026.
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