Political Drama Unfolds in Punjab: AAP's Drug War and Assembly Tensions

Abohar MLA Sandeep Jakhar criticizes AAP's 'war against drugs' as mere propaganda. Meanwhile, Punjab Minister Harpal Singh Cheema counters allegations from Congress leader Pratap Singh Bajwa about AAP MLAs switching allegiance. As the Punjab Assembly session begins, political rivalries and local issues intensify.

Politicians in Punjab are clashing over AAP's recent 'war against drugs' and political allegiances. Abohar MLA Sandeep Jakhar has dismissed the Aam Aadmi Party's efforts as empty stunts, claiming they've neglected pressing local issues over the last three years.

Jakhar criticized the Punjab government's apparent lack of priorities, pointing out neglected problems in Abohar and the region at large. As the Punjab Assembly session starts this week, these grievances are highlighted amid the ongoing political tension.

In a different tussle, Punjab Minister Harpal Singh Cheema addressed allegations from Congress’s Pratap Singh Bajwa. Cheema accused Bajwa of deceptive tactics to join the BJP, firmly maintaining that all AAP MLAs support party leaders Arvind Kejriwal and Bhagwant Mann.