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BJP Punjab chief Keral Dhillon meets families of drug victims in Ludhiana
✍️ Amar Ujala · Ludhiana
🗓 25 Sep 2026, 03:31 PM
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Punjab BJP chief Keral Dhillon visited Ludhiana to meet families affected by drug addiction, pledging support and urging action.
In Ludhiana, BJP Punjab president Keral Dhillon held a meeting with families whose loved ones have fallen victim to drug addiction. The gathering was organized to listen to the concerns of affected households and to assess the impact of substance abuse on the community.
During the interaction, Dhillon expressed deep sympathy for the suffering endured by the families and reiterated the party's commitment to addressing the drug menace in the state. He highlighted the need for stronger enforcement of existing laws and called for collaborative efforts between government agencies, civil society, and families to curb the spread of narcotics.
The BJP chief also promised to facilitate assistance for the victims' families, including counseling services and support for rehabilitation initiatives. He urged the state administration to expedite the implementation of anti‑drug measures and to ensure that those responsible for trafficking are brought to justice.
Punjab has long grappled with a severe drug problem, and the meeting underscores the political pressure to deliver concrete solutions. Dhillon's engagement with the affected families aims to keep the issue at the forefront of public discourse and policy action.
During the interaction, Dhillon expressed deep sympathy for the suffering endured by the families and reiterated the party's commitment to addressing the drug menace in the state. He highlighted the need for stronger enforcement of existing laws and called for collaborative efforts between government agencies, civil society, and families to curb the spread of narcotics.
The BJP chief also promised to facilitate assistance for the victims' families, including counseling services and support for rehabilitation initiatives. He urged the state administration to expedite the implementation of anti‑drug measures and to ensure that those responsible for trafficking are brought to justice.
Punjab has long grappled with a severe drug problem, and the meeting underscores the political pressure to deliver concrete solutions. Dhillon's engagement with the affected families aims to keep the issue at the forefront of public discourse and policy action.