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Amit Shah meets families of anti-drug campaigners killed in Punjab; targets AAP on open drug trade

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Amit Shah meets families of anti-drug campaigners killed in Punjab; targets AAP on open drug trade

Amit Shah visited families of drug-related victims in Punjab, expressing condolences and discussing safety issues.

He criticised the AAP government for its failure to tackle the drug menace effectively.

Shah highlighted the dangers faced by those who oppose drug trafficking in the state.

The recent murder of anti-drug activist Parvinder Singh Jhota escalated political tensions in Punjab.

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