Join fight against drugs: Police

As part of the "Yudh Nasheya Virudh" campaign, the police are conducting CASO operations and sending smugglers behind the bars. Under the guidance of SSP Gurmit Singh and Jasroop Bath, SP, Investigation, the Shahkot police are searching for properties linked...

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 04:51 AM Mar 14, 2025 IST

As part of the "Yudh Nasheya Virudh" campaign, the police are conducting CASO operations and sending smugglers behind the bars.

Under the guidance of SSP Gurmit Singh and Jasroop Bath, SP, Investigation, the Shahkot police are searching for properties linked to the drug trade and detaining accused individuals who have been released on bail.

Onkar Singh Brar, DSP, Sub-Division Shahkot, now appealing to the residents of Shahkot to join them in the campaign. The appeal is extended to all political, religious, institutional and medical leaders to support the police efforts.

The police urge everyone to report any information about individuals involved in the drug trade to the police or helpline numbers. Additionally, the police request the public help in identifying individuals affected by drug addiction, so they can be provided with treatment and support.

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