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Punjab BJP launches four anti-drug marches across the state today
✍️ FM Bharat
🗓 18 Sep 2026, 10:45 AM
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The Punjab unit of the Bharatiya Janata Party began four coordinated anti‑drug marches today, aiming to raise awareness and press authorities to intensify the fight against narcotics.
The Punjab chapter of the Bharatiya Janata Party kicked off four anti‑drug marches today, as reported by FM Bharat. The rallies were launched simultaneously in different parts of the state to underscore the party's commitment to combating the narcotics menace that has plagued Punjab for years.
Organisers said the processions will travel through key districts, including Ludhiana, Amritsar, Jalandhar and Patiala, covering major towns and rural hubs. Party workers, volunteers and local residents are expected to join the marches, carrying banners and distributing pamphlets that highlight the social and economic damage caused by drug abuse.
Party officials emphasized that the marches are intended to pressure the state government to implement stricter enforcement, expand rehabilitation facilities, and launch public‑awareness campaigns. The BJP has repeatedly warned that drug trafficking undermines youth development and calls for a coordinated response from law‑enforcement agencies and civil society.
Organisers said the processions will travel through key districts, including Ludhiana, Amritsar, Jalandhar and Patiala, covering major towns and rural hubs. Party workers, volunteers and local residents are expected to join the marches, carrying banners and distributing pamphlets that highlight the social and economic damage caused by drug abuse.
Party officials emphasized that the marches are intended to pressure the state government to implement stricter enforcement, expand rehabilitation facilities, and launch public‑awareness campaigns. The BJP has repeatedly warned that drug trafficking undermines youth development and calls for a coordinated response from law‑enforcement agencies and civil society.