Pharmaceutical Drugs Now Punjab's Biggest Drug Enforcement Challenge

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Punjab Police reports a significant shift in the state's drug landscape as heroin availability has declined. Pharmaceutical narcotics have emerged as the primary drug enforcement concern in the region. Authorities indicate that the supply of these pharmaceutical substances is being traced to other states. The changing pattern reflects both a shift in drug consumption habits and new smuggling routes into Punjab.

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