BJP Pledges to Combat Drug Abuse in Punjab

6 UPDATES · 3 DAYS · 21 JUN 2026 — 22 JUN 2026

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Latest · 22 Jun 2026

Nabin, BJP president, criticized the Punjab government's handling of law and order, drug trafficking, and youth migration.

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This event covers Nitin Nabin's remarks on the BJP's commitment to eradicating narcotics from Punjab, made during the International Yoga Day celebrations at Lovely Professional University, including any reactions, analyses, and follow-up developments related to these statements. It excludes other actions or statements by Nitin Nabin, the BJP, or Punjab unless they are direct developments or responses to the specific remarks made during the International Yoga Day event.

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21Jun

STORY BEGINS — Indian Express

BJP won’t let drug menace hollow out Punjab: Nitin Nabin at Yoga Day event | Chandigarh News

Indian Express

BJP president Nitin Nabin pledged to combat drug abuse in Punjab to prevent the state from being hollowed out by the issue.

Indian Express

The BJP national president, Nabin, criticized the AAP government's alleged disrespect of Gurus and accused them of neglecting welfare schemes.

The Hindu

Nabin, BJP's national president, visited Punjab and declared the state ready for change, emphasizing security, prosperity, and unity under the "Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas, Sabka Vishwas, Sabka Prayas" mantra.

22Jun

Indian Express

Nitin Nabin, BJP national general secretary (organisation), visited Punjab to unify party members and address concerns of farmers and industrialists ahead of the 2027 Assembly elections.

LATEST UPDATE — The Hindu

Nabin, BJP president, criticized the Punjab government's handling of law and order, drug trafficking, and youth migration.

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