Ten days after anti-drug activist Parvinder Singh Jhota was killed, his post-mortem and last rites remain pending in Mansa. Investigators have questioned his family, visited locations linked to the accused and continued work on the case, while talks between the SIT and the Action Committee remain inconclusive.
-Abhishek Vij The four drug-free marches organized by the BJP, covering Punjab’s 117 assembly constituencies since September 15th, culminated in a mega rally in Jalandhar on Wednesday, September 30th. Union Home Minister Amit Shah specially traveled to Jalandhar to address the rally. After paying obeisance at the Siddha Shaktipeeth Shri Devi Talab Temple, Shah arrived.
Delhi CM Rekha Gupta accused the AAP government of pushing Punjab into the drug crisis during her visit to Fatehgarh Sahib for the BJP’s Drug-Free Punjab Yatra.
Rajya Sabha MP Harbhajan Singh questioned the Punjab government over drug addiction in the state, triggering a political war of claims and counterclaims.
In a tragic incident highlighting Punjab’s ongoing drug crisis, a 19-year-old kabaddi player lost his life due to suspected drug overdose in Jalandhar district. The young athlete, identified as Vansh, was known in his village for his sporting talent and had won several kabaddi trophies during his school and college years. His sudden death has.
