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Union Minister Criticizes Punjab Government for Alleged Drug Peddler Protection

Union Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan claims the Punjab government is fostering a culture of crime and corruption, notably in drug trafficking.

Indian Cockroach Desk22 September 2026, 10:42 am IST1 min read
Source:The Hindu
Union Minister Criticizes Punjab Government for Alleged Drug Peddler Protection

Union Minister Criticizes Punjab Government for Alleged Drug Peddler Protection

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In a pointed attack, Union Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has accused the Punjab government of harboring drug peddlers, labeling it a ‘Model of Drug Development’. Chouhan's remarks raise pressing questions about accountability and the state's commitment to combatting the drug menace. What measures are in place to ensure public safety, and how is the government addressing these grave allegations?

Chouhan emphasized that under the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), Punjab is witnessing rampant crime, corruption, and commission. As citizens grapple with the fallout of drug abuse, they deserve transparency on how their government plans to rectify these issues.

The accusations spotlight a critical moment for Punjab's administration, urging officials to respond to claims that could tarnish their reputation and impact public trust. As reported by The Hindu, these allegations need thorough investigation and accountability from those in power to ensure the safety and welfare of the people of Punjab.

Source: The Hindu

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