Previous governments gave government protection to drug mafia – AAP
Chandigarh: Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) targeted the opposition parties on drug issue and said that the previous governments promoted drug addiction in Punjab and provided government protection to the drug mafia. He promoted the drug trade because he had financial interests attached to it. Addressing the media at the party headquarters, AAP Punjab Chief Spokesperson Malvinder Singh Kang said that unlike the previous governments, the AAP government led by Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann is continuously making efforts to pull the youth of Punjab out of the drug trap. .
He said that as part of a conspiracy, the youth of Punjab were pushed towards drugs during the previous governments. During this time, along with chief spokesperson Kang, party spokespersons Bobby Badal and Bikramjit Pasi were also present in the press conference. He said that the concept of this conference is how to make the coming generation healthy. For this, Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann has taken many big steps. Be it taking action against the drugs mafia or taking action against officers involved in the drug trade.
The Mann government has launched many different types of operations to root out drug addiction in Punjab. Responding to the opposition parties, Kang said that some people are opposing this step of the government, but he should tell what is the problem in starting from Darbar Sahib? He said that Punjabis start any work only by offering ardas in front of Guru Sahib. Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann also did the same. He said that Akali Dal Badal feels as if only they have the right over Darbar Sahib.
This big mission was started from Darbar Sahib so that God may give encouragement and courage to the government to make this mission successful. He said that many religious people also participated in this program and appreciated this effort of the government. Kang appealed to the youth of Punjab and all the Punjabis settled in the country and abroad to cooperate and support the government in its mission to eliminate drug addiction from the state.
