- Punjab drug crisis: Political accusations and CBI investigations
- The AAP government in Punjab is facing political attacks and allegations regarding the serious drug crisis that has taken root in the state.
Laxmi Kanta Chawla held a rally in Amritsar criticizing political parties over substance abuse in Punjab.
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Updated Sep 1
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What happened
Laxmi Kanta Chawla held a rally in Amritsar criticizing political parties over substance abuse in Punjab.
Who's involved
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Part of
The AAP government in Punjab is facing political attacks and allegations regarding the serious drug crisis that has taken root in the state.Also in this story
- Bhagwant Mann rebutted Amit Shah's claims regarding the drug menace issue.
- Amit Shah addressed the drug crisis in Punjab, visiting Batala and addressing the arrest of Ashwani Kumar.
- AAP criticized Rahul Gandhi's stance on the drug crackdown, while Pargat Singh commented on the issue in Punjab.
- The government in Punjab is accused of failing to ensure safety amid drug trafficking concerns in Mansa.
Within Punjab drug crisis: Political accusations and CBI investigations
The entities involved
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Punjab
Indian state
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Amritsar
city in the north-western part of Punjab, India
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- Elections were held in the state of Punjab while border infiltration and drug issues persist between India and Pakistan.
- CM Mann is attending the Rakhar Punya fair in Amritsar while facing protests from political rivals regarding the government's issues in Punjab.
- Police operations are underway in Amritsar, which is located in the state of Punjab.