-Amit Shah Meets Family of Bikramjit Singh, Murdered by Drug Mafia

➖ Amit Shah is meeting the families of three people who were murdered for speaking out against drugs in Punjab.

Gurdaspur: October 20-As part of his outreach to families who have lost their loved ones to the drug mafia in Punjab, Union Home Minister Amit Shah met the first such family in Gurdaspur. He visited the family of Bikramjit Singh, who was allegedly murdered by the drug mafia in recent days, at village Mari Pannu in the district.

During the meeting, which lasted around 15 minutes, Amit Shah expressed his condolences and shared the family’s grief. On the occasion, the family also submitted a memorandum to the Union Home Minister.

Punjab BJP State President Kewal Singh Dhillon, former State president Ashwani Sharma, Vijay Sampla, Fatehjang Bajwa, General Secretary Rajesh Bagha, and Batala District President Harsimran Singh Walia were also present.

The Home Minister assured the bereaved family that the Central Government and the Bharatiya Janata Party stood firmly with them and that a decisive battle would be waged against drugs.

Family members said that Amit Shah had assured them of justice and stated that he would also ensure a CBI investigation into the case.

After meeting Bikramjit Singh’s family, Amit Shah left for Mansa, where he is scheduled to meet the family of Parvinder Singh Jhota.

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Drug Smugglers’ Days Are Numbered, Punjab Will Soon Be Drug-Free: Kewal Singh Dhillon

- AAP Government Must Apologise for Portraying Jhotta’s Murder as a Personal Enmity: Dhillon
- Home Minister Assured Justice to Jhotta and All Victim Families: Dhillon
- CBI Probe Must Be Ordered in All Cases to Ensure Justice: Kewal Dhillon
- AAP Government Has Failed Miserably in Stopping Those Raising Their Voices Against Drugs: BJP Chief

Chandigarh: October 20, 2026-Union Home Minister Amit Shah’s visit to Punjab has sent a clear message that the days of drug smugglers are numbered and that Punjab will soon become drug-free. Punjab BJP President Kewal Singh Dhillon stated this after accompanying the Home Minister during meetings with the families of various victims, including Parvinder Singh Jhotta.

Dhillon said that today, he accompanied the Home Minister to meet the families of Bikramjit Singh in Gurdaspur, Gulzar Singh in Turbanjara, Sangrur, and Parvinder Singh Jhotta in Mansa. All the families were assured that justice would be delivered. He said the AAP government in Punjab had failed miserably to curb the drug menace. Worse still, those who raise their voices against drugs are being killed.

Reacting to the Punjab government's decision to hand over the Jhotta murder case to the CBI, Dhillon said the decision was not driven by a genuine desire to deliver justice but was a result of the government's nervousness over Home Minister Amit Shah's visit. He said the AAP government had so far attempted to suppress the Parvinder Singh Jhotta murder case by portraying it as a matter of personal enmity. Therefore, the state government must publicly apologise to Jhotta's family and every Punjabi. He added that handing over the investigation to the CBI was proof that the Punjab government was incapable of ensuring justice for the victim's family.

Kewal Singh Dhillon further stated that the BJP had taken the initiative in this matter. On October 13, the party had written to the Governor of Punjab, demanding a CBI investigation because no action was expected from the AAP government.

He said that the only hope for justice for Parvinder Singh Jhotta and all other victim families lay with Home Minister Amit Shah, the Central Government, and the CBI. He demanded that not just the Jhotta murder case but all such cases be handed over to the CBI to ensure justice for the families.

Taking the AAP government to task, Dhillon said the state government could not escape accountability. He asserted that Punjab wanted to rid itself of the AAP, and the people would soon remove what he termed a government built on false promises from power.

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