— OVER 1,2000 POLICE PERSONNEL CONDUCTED RAIDS AT 2706 LOCATIONS LINKED TO WANTED CRIMINALS
— PEOPLE CAN ANONYMOUSLY REPORT GANGSTER-RELATED INFORMATION VIA ANTI-GANGSTER HELPLINE 93946-93946
— 215 DRUG SMUGGLERS HELD WITH 2.7KG HEROIN ON DAY 346 OF YUDH NASHIAN VIRUDH
CHANDIGARH, February 10:
Amidst the ongoing ‘Gangstran Te Vaar’ campaign to make Punjab a gangster free state as per directions of Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann, Punjab Police teams on Tuesday conducted 2706 raids at locations linked to wanted criminals on Day 2 of ‘Operation Prahaar-2’.
Notably, further intensifying the ongoing “Gangstran Te Vaar” campaign, Director General of Police (DGP) Punjab Gaurav Yadav on Sunday had launched 72-hours long “Operation Prahaar-2” with focus on nabbing the wanted criminals. Senior officers from Punjab Police Headquarters have personally visited different police districts to lead the operation.
Sharing details, Special DGP Law and Order Arpit Shukla said that as part of Operation Prahaar-2, more than 2,000 police teams comprising around 12,000 personnel have conducted raids at locations linked to wanted criminals across Punjab.
Sharing the outcomes of Day 2 of the Operation Prahaar-2, the Special DGP said that as many as 2596 individuals were rounded-up of which 1,634 were arrested, including 53 proclaimed offenders and 534 preventive detentions. Apart from this, 1,015 persons were verified and released after questioning.
People can anonymously report information related to wanted criminals and gangsters, and also share tips on crime and criminal activity, through the Anti Gangster Helpline number 93946-93946.
Meanwhile, Police teams have continued its drive against drugs “Yudh Nashian Virudh” for 346th day with 215 drug smugglers arrested on Tuesday and recovered 2.7 kg heroin, 863 intoxicant tablets/capsules and Rs 12,040 drug money from their possession. With this, the number of total drug smugglers arrested has reached to 48,866 in just 346 days. As part of De-addiction, the Punjab Police has convinced 27 persons to undergo de-addiction and rehabilitation treatment today.
