Balochistan Orders Stricter Measures Against Narcotics Trafficking Following Cannabis Crop Operation
UrduPoint reports that Balochistan's Home Minister, Mir Ziaullah Langove, has directed a crackdown on narcotics trafficking after a cannabis crop operation came under fire in Qilla Abdullah district.
Langove, as quoted by Babar Yousafzai, Assistant of Balochistan Home Affairs, vowed to take strong action against the drug mafia to combat drug addiction among the province's youth. He emphasized that no concessions would be made in the fight against narcotics.
During a meeting with senior officials of the Anti-Narcotics Force, Langove issued directives for stringent measures. Yousafzai also shared details of an incident where a security team faced fire while destroying cannabis crops in Noorak, but no injuries were reported.
He assured that the operation would continue and pledged to make every district in Balochistan free from narcotics. Yousafzai made it clear that there would be no mercy for drug dealers and their accomplices.
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