CCD Punjab launches crackdown on narcotics
LAHORE: Following the directives of Additional Inspector General (AIG) Crime Control Department (CCD) Punjab Sohail Zafar Chattha, the department has decided to adopt a zero-tolerance policy against the sale, purchase and use of narcotics and other intoxicating substances. A large-scale crackdown against drug dealers and suppliers has been launched across Punjab, while the CCD has also prepared…
In Lahore, the Additional Inspector General (AIG) Crime Control Department (CCD) Punjab has initiated a zero-tolerance campaign against narcotics and intoxicating substances. Under the leadership of AIG Sohail Zafar Chattha, a comprehensive crackdown on drug dealers and suppliers has been launched throughout the province. The CCD has also formulated an emergency action plan to protect educational institutions from drug-related activities.
This plan includes immediate legal consequences for those involved in drug distribution near schools and colleges. Continuous monitoring of these institutions is being conducted to safeguard students from the dangers of drugs. The CCD has appealed to parents and teachers to closely observe children's behavior and routines. The spokesperson emphasized the active stance of law enforcement against major drug networks and dealers.
Residents are encouraged to report suspicious individuals without hesitation. CCD officials stated that with community support, the drug crisis can be eradicated from its roots.
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