'Nasha Mukt Punjab Yatra Is Social Reform, Not Political Campaign': Union Law Minister Arjun Meghwal
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'Nasha Mukt Punjab Yatra is social reform, not political campaign': Union law minister Arjun Meghwal
Union Law Minister Arjun Meghwal launched Punjab BJP's Nasha Mukt Yatra as a social reform movement. The campaign aims to protect generations and develop Punjab, according to Meghwal. BJP leaders stated the yatra has rattled drug peddlers and put the Chief Minister on the back foot. They alleged that voices against drugs are being suppressed by the government. The party resolved to eliminate drugs and poverty from Punjab.
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BJP’s Nasha Mukt Punjab Yatra movement for social reform, says Meghwal in Fazilka
Digital Desk | Fazilka (Punjab), Sep 20 (IANS) Union Law Minister Arjun Meghwal on Sunday described the BJP’s Nasha Mukt Punjab Yatra as a movement for social reform. He said the objective of the campaign was to protect generations of Punjabis from drugs and take Punjab forward on the path of becoming a developed state. Meghwal was addressing a public gathering before flagging off the third Nasha Mukt Punjab Yatra from Fazilka’s Old Vegetable…
Ahead of the Punjab BJP's "Drug-Free Punjab Yatra" in Fazilka today, controversial posters were put up. The posters questioned the BJP. Following the incident, a video of BJP councillors tearing the posters went viral on social media. BJP leaders say this reflects the government's frustration. Posters with the words "Question BJP" were put up at intersections across Fazilka. The number of these posters is currently unknown. In the video, BJP cou…
Why is the BJP smuggling drugs from Gujarat into Punjab? Why does the BJP want to give Punjab's water to Haryana and Rajasthan? Why does the BJP want to join hands with the Akali Dal (Badal) and bring back the black laws? Punjabis are vigilant and will continue to ask these questions wherever the BJP's yatra goes: AAP As the BJP began its "Drug-Free Punjab Yatra" from Pathankot, public anger over Punjab-related issues was clearly visible on the …
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