Bulldozer Action Against Drug Mafia: Two Women Traffickers' Houses Demolished in Barnala
Punjab (The Uttam Hindu) : In a crackdown on the illicit drug trade, the Barnala police in Punjab took drastic action against two women involved in narcotics trafficking. The authorities demolished their houses using bulldozers, sending a strong message to those engaged in the illegal trade. The operation, carried out under the supervision of senior police officials, was part of the Punjab government's ongoing efforts to curb the menace of drug addiction in the state. The police had been monitoring the activities of the two women, identified for some time before gathering sufficient evidence to take action.
According to sources, the two women were allegedly involved in the supply and distribution of narcotics in the region. Their houses, located in [locality], were found to be hubs for illicit drug activity, with frequent visits from known drug peddlers and addicts. The demolition of the houses was carried out after due process, with the police serving notices to the occupants and obtaining the necessary permissions from the local authorities. The operation was conducted in the presence of revenue officials, police personnel, and other witnesses.
This bold action by the Barnala police is seen as a significant step in the fight against drug trafficking in Punjab. The state government has been under pressure to take effective measures to tackle the problem, which has been blamed for ruining countless lives, particularly among the youth. The Punjab police have been conducting regular raids and arrests to break the supply chain of narcotics in the state. The demolition of the houses of the two women traffickers is a clear indication that the authorities will not tolerate any form of illicit activity and will take stern action against those involved.
Reaction from Authorities:
"We will not spare anyone involved in the illicit drug trade," said [Name], Senior Superintendent of Police, Barnala. "The demolition of these houses is a warning to all those engaged in such activities. We will continue to take tough action against drug traffickers and peddlers."
Locals Welcome the Move:
The local residents have welcomed the police action, saying that it will help to create a safer environment for their families. "We are grateful to the police for taking this step," said a local resident. "The presence of drug traffickers in our neighborhood was a constant source of worry. We hope that this action will serve as a deterrent to others involved in such activities."
