Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann Reviews Anti-Drug Campaign

Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann convened a high-level review meeting in Phillaur to evaluate the progress of the state administration's ongoing anti-drug campaign. The administrative session brought together all Senior Superintendents of Police, range DIGs, Inspectors General, Deputy Superintendents of Police, and village defense committee members involved in grassroots drug monitoring. The gathering focused on tracking the operational status and on-ground results of the statewide anti-drug initiative.

During the administrative review, officials assessed current enforcement metrics and the tactical deployment of police personnel across various districts. The discussions detailed the coordination between district police units and local village sentinels tasked with reporting illicit narcotics activities in rural areas. Authorities examined the specific timelines and tactical milestones established for the anti-drug drive since its inception.

Addressing questions from reporters following the session, Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann responded to various political criticisms and queries concerning central agencies. The discussions also touched upon broader regional governance matters and administrative oversight across different state departments. State officials confirmed that subsequent review meetings will continue to monitor the enforcement benchmarks established for local law enforcement agencies.