New Delhi, Aug. 15 -- The Punjab government will conduct a two-week review of its 'War Against Drugs' campaign from 16 to 31 August, with village-level meetings, district reviews and a state-level assessment aimed at tracking complaints related to drug trafficking and action taken on them.

The exercise was announced alongside Independence Day programmes across the state, where members of Village Defence Committees (VDCs) and Ward Defence Committees (WDCs) were recognised for their participation in the campaign.

At the district level, deputy commissioners honoured assembly coordinators and vice assembly coordinators, while sub-divisional magistrates recognised block coordinators. At the village level, programmes were held at schools and ...