YUDH NASHYA VIRUDHH: Commissionerate Police demolish illegal property of drug peddler in Rajouri Garden
As part of the ongoing 'Yudh Nashian Virudh' mission, the Commissionerate Police incoordination with the Municipal Corporation on Monday demolished an illegal property of a drug peddler in Rajouri Garden Colony of the city.
City Air News
Mar 24, 2025 09:28
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Ludhiana, March 24, 2025: As part of the ongoing 'Yudh Nashian Virudh' mission, the Commissionerate Police incoordination with the Municipal Corporation on Monday demolished an illegal property of a drug peddler in Rajouri Garden Colony of the city.
The property was built by illegally and financed with drug money. The structure was occupied by Amrit Singh who has been facing multiple cases under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act. The demolition was carried out smoothly, with sufficient police personnel deployed to maintain order and prevent any disturbances.
Commissioner of Police Kuldeep Chahal led the operation and disclosed that the demolition has been carried out in coordination with Municipal Corporation Ludhiana. He added that notices were also issued for illegal encroachment.
Chahal highlighted the Amrit is already facing 10 drug and illegal weapon related cases. The accused had been earlier operating in other area of the state and had moved here two years ago. He added that the police have been identifying more illegal properties of the accused.
All illegal properties of the drug peddler will be razed and the police teams are working round the clock to apprehend the absconding peddler.
"The commissionerate police have so far registered more than 250 cases under NDPS Act" CP informed and emphasized the commitment of the Punjab government, led by Bhagwant Singh Mann, to take strict action against those involved in the drug trade. He assured the public that no one will be spared until the drug menace is completely eradicated, pledging severe penalties for the peddlers. He also called for public cooperation in this fight against drugs.
The area residents also thanked the Bhagwant Singh Mann-led Punjab government for taking strict action against drug peddlers.
