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Punjab Police Arrests 36,000 Drug Dealers, Seizes 1,567 Kilograms of Heroin

October 14, 2026 • 1 hour ago •

LAHORE: In a significant crackdown on drug trafficking, Punjab Police have arrested 36,000 drug dealers and seized 1,567 kilograms of heroin this year. The operations, which spanned various districts, aim to combat the growing menace of narcotics in the region.

Officials stated that the arrests were part of a broader initiative to enhance public safety and reduce drug-related crimes. A spokesperson for the Punjab Police emphasized the importance of these efforts, noting that the seized heroin has a street value of millions of rupees, which could have fueled further criminal activities.

This extensive operation reflects the government’s commitment to tackling drug abuse and trafficking, which has been a persistent issue affecting communities across Punjab. The rise in arrests indicates a proactive approach to law enforcement, aiming to deter potential offenders and protect vulnerable populations.

Looking ahead, authorities plan to intensify their operations and collaborate with federal agencies to dismantle drug networks. Upcoming meetings are expected to focus on strategies for improving intelligence sharing and enhancing community outreach programs to raise awareness about the dangers of drug use.