PM Modi Targets AAP Over Drugs and Corruption, Says BJP Alone Can Transform Punjab
Narendra Modi criticised the Aam Aadmi Party government in Punjab over issues of drugs and alleged corruption, asserting that only the Bharatiya Janata Party can bring lasting development and transformation to the state.
Written by
Jyoti Mukherjee

PM Modi Launches Attack on AAP
Addressing a public gathering, Prime Minister Narendra Modi accused the AAP government in Punjab of failing to effectively tackle the drug menace and corruption.
He claimed that the state's progress had been affected by governance shortcomings and called for a change in political leadership.
BJP's Vision for Punjab
The Prime Minister said the BJP is committed to:
Combating drug trafficking and addiction.
Strengthening law and order.
Promoting economic development and employment.
Improving infrastructure and public services.
Enhancing opportunities for farmers and youth.
He asserted that only the BJP has the vision and capability to transform Punjab.
Criticism of AAP Government
During his speech, Modi alleged that the AAP government had not fulfilled public expectations regarding governance and transparency.
These remarks reflect the BJP's political position and campaign messaging.
AAP's Position
The AAP government has previously rejected allegations of misgovernance and corruption, maintaining that it has undertaken measures to curb drug trafficking, improve public services, and strengthen welfare programmes.
The party has accused the BJP of making politically motivated allegations.
Political Context
The exchange comes amid increasing political activity in Punjab, with major parties sharpening their campaigns ahead of upcoming electoral contests.
Governance, law and order, agriculture, employment, and drug-related issues are expected to remain central themes in the state's political discourse.
Looking Ahead
The BJP and AAP are likely to continue exchanging criticism as political campaigning intensifies, with Punjab's governance record expected to remaina major point of debate.
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