Punjab Police Crack Down on Drug Trade: Illegal Constructions Demolished

Punjab Police, with local administration support, demolished illegal homes of drug peddlers in Patiala and Rupnagar. Notorious smugglers Rinky and the couple Salim Mohammad and Asha were targeted as part of the government's anti-drug campaign. Multiple FIRs linked to NDPS Act violations were registered against these offenders.

Punjab Police, in collaboration with local authorities, has taken decisive measures against the drug trade by demolishing illegally built homes of drug dealers in the districts of Patiala and Rupnagar. This move is part of the ongoing state government's initiative to eradicate drug-related activities.

In Patiala, under the guidance of Senior Superintendent of Police Dr. Nanak Singh, authorities targeted notorious drug smuggler Rinky. Facing multiple charges under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act, Rinky's unlawful residence was brought down. The police assert their commitment to continuing stringent actions against serial offenders.

Similarly, in Rupnagar, a joint effort by police and district administration led to the demolition of the illegal home of drug peddlers Salim Mohammad and Asha. With backing from the Municipal Council, authorities executed the operation as the couple faced several criminal charges under the NDPS Act. This is in line with a broader campaign ordered by Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann to combat the drug menace.