Drugs Infiltrating From BJP States, Gujarat Port: Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann Hits Back At Amit Shah

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Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann hit back at Union Home Minister Amit Shah following the latter's criticism of the Aam Aadmi Party government regarding the drug menace in the state. Mann alleged that narcotics enter Punjab from BJP-governed states, asserting that Rajasthan has widespread drug issues, Haryana has become a hub for gangsters, and consignments originate from Gujarat. Pointing to 3,000-kilogram drug seizures linked to Kandla port, Mann questioned the Centre's failure to halt such shipments. He further challenged Amit Shah over cross-border smuggling from Pakistan, pointing out that the Border Security Force exercises jurisdiction across a 50-kilometre range along the border, and accused the Home Minister of indulging in cheap politics only during elections.

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00:00That was Home Minister Amit Shah in Punjab, who spent his day earlier meeting with some victims

00:06of drug addiction as well. But while we listen to the BJP, let's also take a look at how the

00:12Amadi Party government has responded. This was Amit Shah, of course, that you heard Home Minister

00:17Amit Shah there, attacking the Amadi Party government over the drug menace in the state.

00:22But the Chief Minister, Bhagwan Taman, has hit back, claiming that BJP rule states are to be

00:27blamed for the problem. According to him, chitta, or drugs, actually are infiltrating from

00:33the BJP rule states. Take a look.

00:57Why don't you stop? There are 5 km range in the BSF, and you need to control the BSF.

01:03You are the country. You are the country that you have to. You have to do that. Why don't you

01:09make any problems? Why don't you stop living in Punjab? You are the only ones in the

01:12country. You are the only one in the country. But you are the only one in the country that

01:14you are the only one in the country.

01:16Thank you, Trey.

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