In a major show of force under the “War Against Drugs” campaign, the Bhagwant Mann-led Punjab government has launched bulldozer action against drug-linked properties in Kapurthala, marking a bold escalation in the state’s fight against narcotics.
Bulldozer Action Against Drugs in Punjab
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As part of the ongoing drive to dismantle the drug trade network, illegal assets connected to drug traffickers are being demolished in full public view, with live coverage from Kapurthala giving citizens a front-row seat to the government’s no-compromise stance.
Bhagwant Mann Govt Intensifies Crackdown with Live Action from Kapurthala
The bulldozer operation, which has become a symbol of swift justice, is being hailed by residents and officials alike as a firm message to drug mafias operating in Punjab.
The Bhagwant Mann government has repeatedly pledged to eliminate the drug menace that has plagued the youth of the state for years. With this latest action, the administration seeks to not only curb the supply chain but also instill fear among those supporting or financing the narcotics economy.
More such actions are expected in coming days across other hotspots, as law enforcement agencies ramp up their coordinated efforts.
Meanwhile, the government is also fast-tracking rehabilitation initiatives, with new de-addiction centers being set up and job placement schemes introduced for recovered addicts.
Social activists and families of addicts have lauded the move, stating that it is high time political will translated into ground-level action. “For the first time, we are seeing accountability and direct action. This is what Punjab needed,” said Harvinder Kaur, whose son is recovering from heroin addiction.
This aggressive stance marks a paradigm shift in Punjab’s drug policy — combining strict law enforcement with public support and rehabilitation. Officials say more bulldozer actions will be live-streamed across platforms to reinforce the message.
As the campaign gains momentum, eyes are now on Amritsar, Moga, Tarn Taran, and Ludhiana, where major drug trafficking rings have operated in the past. The Bhagwant Mann government has made it clear — the war against drugs will be relentless, visible, and uncompromising.
