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Madhya Pradesh CM Dr Mohan Yadav orders zero tolerance on illegal liquor, sand and drugs
✍️ Amar Ujala · Bhopal
🗓 03 Nov 2026, 10:31 PM
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Chief Minister Dr Mohan Yadav briefed senior police officials in Bhopal, warning that any laxity in curbing illegal liquor, sand mining and drug trade will not be tolerated.
In a closed‑door session in Bhopal, Chief Minister Dr Mohan Yadav addressed senior police officers, reiterating the state’s determination to eradicate illegal liquor, sand mining and narcotics operations. He described these activities as threats to public health, safety and the environment, and said they must be stopped immediately.
The CM warned that any relaxation or delay in enforcement will attract strict disciplinary action against officials who fail to act. He instructed the police to intensify surveillance, conduct surprise raids, and coordinate closely with revenue and drug enforcement agencies.
Yadav also emphasized that offenders involved in the illicit trade will face the full force of the law, including rigorous prosecution and seizure of assets. The briefing underscores the Madhya Pradesh government's broader push to dismantle underground economies that undermine lawful commerce.
The meeting reflects a coordinated effort between the political leadership and law‑enforcement machinery to send a clear message: illegal liquor, sand and drug networks will not be allowed to operate in the state.
The CM warned that any relaxation or delay in enforcement will attract strict disciplinary action against officials who fail to act. He instructed the police to intensify surveillance, conduct surprise raids, and coordinate closely with revenue and drug enforcement agencies.
Yadav also emphasized that offenders involved in the illicit trade will face the full force of the law, including rigorous prosecution and seizure of assets. The briefing underscores the Madhya Pradesh government's broader push to dismantle underground economies that undermine lawful commerce.
The meeting reflects a coordinated effort between the political leadership and law‑enforcement machinery to send a clear message: illegal liquor, sand and drug networks will not be allowed to operate in the state.