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Khesari Lal and Kajal Raghwani’s romantic song ‘6 Mahina Ke Laika Niyan’ is breaking all the records, watch video

Khesari Lal and Kajal Raghwani: Bhojpuri songs are gaining popularity now days. Many old song keep on surfacing now and then, which is loved by the viewers and vied in millions. one such song ‘6 Mahina Ke Laika Niyan’ is breaking all the records of viewership on social media.

6 Mahina Ke Laika Niyan’ is breaking all records

Khesari Lal and Kajal Raghwani are seen romancing each other in the bedroom. The sizzling chemistry between the two on ‘6 Mahina Ke Laika Niyan’ is too enticing for fans to watch. Kajal Raghwani’s bold look is grabbing Khesari Lal’s attention. Talking about the outfit Kajal Raghwani is seen wearing a red saree and Khesari Lal is in a white kurta pajama.

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The power-packed dance performance of this couple has received 31,990 views. Fans are also showing love in the comment section. The hot and romantic chemistry between this couple has no comparison. Watch the hottest video on Internet today. Khesari and Kajal Raghwani’s Jodi is also known as the best pair in the Bhojpuri industry.

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Khesari Lal and Kajal Raghwani’s song ‘Khoji Naa Balamua Diya Baari’ is winning the hearts , Watch Video

Khesari Lal and Kajal Raghwani: Khesari Lal Yadav is one of the most popular actors of the Bhojpuri industry. He remains in the limelight for his songs and videos. Khesari’s old and new songs go viral on the internet. Once again, his song is grabbing fans attention. The Bhojpuri song ‘Khoji Naa Balamua Diya Baari’ picturised on Khesari Lal, and Kajal Raghwani is creating buzz on social media.

Khoji Naa Balamua Diya Baari

Khesari Lal Yadav and Kajal are creating buzz on YouTube. This song has received more than 6.5 million views. And fans are fiercely commenting on this video and are even calling the pair of Khesari Lal Yadav and Kajal as number one Jodi. Kajal Raghwani and Khesari Lal Yadav have a huge fan following. The couple is enough to set the song, music video, or film on fire. Fans love watching this couple together. They are the most loved Actors in the Bhojpuri Industry. The chemistry between the two is really amazing and they truly make the videos worth watching.

Kajal Raghwani and Khesari Lal Yadav

Kajal Raghwani and Khesari Lal Yadav are seen getting very romantic in the video. For the uninitiated, the couple is one of the most loved in the Bhojpuri industry. They have a huge fan following. Their chemistry is amazing in every song video. Fans like watching Kajal Raghwani and Khesari Lal Yadav even though this video is in huge demand. The pair is making the audience crazy with their power-pack performance. You will enjoy watching this video which is increasingly getting viral.

Also Read: Bhojpuri Dance Video: Khesari lal and Akshara Singh’s Hot Romance video goes viral again, watch video

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Khesari Lal and Kajal Raghwani’s Bedroom Romance song is Better Than many, watch video

Khesari Lal and Kajal Raghwani: Bhojpuri industry superstar Khesari Lal Yadav remains in limelight for his songs and videos. Khesari’s old and new songs go viral on the internet. Once again, his song is grabbing fans attention. The Bhojpuri song ‘6 Mahina Ke Laika Niyan’ picturised on Khesari Lal, and Kajal Raghwani is creating buzz on social media.

6 Mahina Ke Laika Niyan 

Khesari Lal Yadav and Kajal are creating buzz on YouTube. This song has received more than 8 million views. And fans are fiercely commenting on this video and are even calling the pair of Khesari Lal Yadav and Kajal as number one Jodi. Kajal Raghwani and Khesari Lal Yadav have a huge fan following. The couple is enough to set the song, music video, or film on fire. Fans love watching this couple together. They are the most loved Actors in the Bhojpuri Industry. The chemistry between the two is really amazing and they truly make the videos worth watching.

Kajal Raghwani and Khesari Lal Yadav

Kajal Raghwani and Khesari Lal Yadav are seen getting very romantic in the video. For the uninitiated, the couple is one of the most loved in the Bhojpuri industry. They have a huge fan following. Their chemistry is amazing in every song video. Fans like watching Kajal Raghwani and Khesari Lal Yadav even though this video is in huge demand. The pair is making the audience crazy with their power-pack performance. You will enjoy watching this video which is increasingly getting viral.

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Why Did Ravneet Singh Bittu, Partap Bajwa & Bikram Majithia Rush To Defend Drug Peddler?

Aman Arora

The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) on Monday questioned why opposition leaders Ravneet Singh Bittu, Partap Bajwa and Bikram Majithia are rushing to defend a person facing nine cases since 2018, including NDPS National Drugs and Psychotropic Substances) Act, Excise and rape cases, with convictions in four cases, while the opposition remained silent on the ground reality of Namol, where two panchayats, gurdwara committees, farmers’ organisations and villagers have united against drug sales.

The AAP said the previous Akali Dal, Congress and BJP governments had protected drug peddlers in exchange for money and pushed Punjab’s youth into drugs, while the Bhagwant Mann Government has broken that political protection nexus and disrupted the supply lines and money flow of drug peddlers through its Yudh Nashean Virudh. The party affirmed the opposition’s reaction reflected its discomfort with the crackdown and challenged its leaders to come to Namol and repeat their claims on the ground, instead of doing politics over a dead body.

Addressing a press conference, AAP Punjab President and Cabinet Minister Aman Arora said, “Over the past 10-12 days, you must have seen, and your channels must also have shown, the kind of incidents that have taken place in the villages of Punjab, particularly in our district, and the kind of political controversy that has emerged around drugs.”

The AAP Punjab President affirmed, “We fully agree that whenever a person loses their life, it is not only a loss for that individual’s house or family, but a loss for the entire society, and even more than that. But when people from political parties, political leaders, disregard the truth and engage in low-level politics merely to serve their own political interests, then society also suffers, Punjab also suffers and Punjab’s name also gets defamed. This is exactly what we are seeing.”

Referring to the Namol incident, he said, “You must have noticed that yesterday, in Sangrur district itself, a young man from Namol village, Jagga Singh, consumed some poisonous substance outside the DC (District Commissioner) office and was subsequently hospitalised. But look at the kind of dirty politics that has been taking place from yesterday evening until today. This is the latest example of how an incident is being used merely to defame the Punjab Government and the Aam Aadmi Party.”

Aman Arora said, “This village of Namol is in my constituency of Sunam and is situated close to Sunam. There is one village, but there are two panchayats here. Both panchayats, the entire village, all the gurdwara committees and all the farmers’ organisations came together and took a decision that drugs would not be allowed to be sold in the village. Everyone decided that we have to show courage collectively and work together on this issue.”

“Both panchayats jointly passed a resolution that they would not allow drugs to be sold in the village. This was a collective decision of the entire village, the panchayats, the gurdwara committees and the farmers’ organisations,” he said.

Explaining the events of September 7, the Minister said, “On the 7th, the panchayat members and the sarpanch were sitting together. As I have been informed, Jagga Singh came there and said, ‘Search me.’ They told him, ‘Brother, go ahead. There is no need to search you. The entire village already knows.’ After going a short distance, he abused them using extremely objectionable language concerning their mothers and sisters. There was then a minor altercation between the two sides.”

“Complaints were subsequently filed by both sides, by Jagga Singh as well as by the panchayat, at Cheema police station. That matter is currently under investigation,” he said.

Referring to the events of September 12, Aman Arora noted, “On the 12th, he came holding a bottle and threatened that if action was not taken on his complaint against the sarpanch and the panchayat, he would commit suicide and they would be responsible. Putting pressure on someone in this manner is itself a way of pressurising them.”

“A sarpanch is an elected representative. To pressure an elected representative by saying that you will commit suicide and that their name will be mentioned is, in my view, not justified,” he said.

On the incident outside the DC office, Aman Arora said, “After that, yesterday’s incident took place when he consumed some poisonous substance outside the DC office. No member of his family was accompanying him. Police personnel were present outside the DC office at the spot. The police first took him to the Civil Hospital. He was then shifted from the Civil Hospital, perhaps because all the doctors and facilities were not available on Sunday, to the private Ummed Hospital. There he was stabilised and treated. Once he was out of danger, he was shifted to Rajindra Hospital.”

Aman Arora then questioned the political narrative being built around the incident. “Now look at the politics that has been going on since yesterday. There are nine cases against Jagga Singh. Nine cases. What are these cases? Drug-related cases. And these are not cases registered today. They go back to 2018. There are cases from 6 April 2018, 2019-20, 2017-18, then 2020, 2021, and even this year, in January, a case was registered.”

“What are these nine cases? Out of these nine cases, convictions have already taken place in four cases. These include drug cases and liquor-related cases. There is even a rape case registered against this person,” he said.

Aman Arora questioned the social media statements being issued by political leaders. “And now look at the tweets that have been coming since yesterday evening. Tweets are coming from political leaders. I have come before you today only because I want to show how far these political parties and their leaders have descended into low-level politics.”

“Initially, our local political leaders put out statements. They informed their leaders, including leaders at the state and national levels. Then came a tweet from Amarinder Singh Raja Warring in support of alleged drug peddler and against the panchayat. Tarun Chugh tweeted that the alleged drug peddler was raising his voice against drugs,” he said.

The AAP Punjab President pointed out, “Sachin Pilot tweeted that Jagga Singh was raising his voice against drugs and that Punjab Police was doing nothing. Amarinder Singh Raja Warring, Partap Singh Bajwa, Kewal Singh Dhillon, Ravneet Singh Bittu and Vijay Inder Singla all said that Jagga Singh was working to stop drugs while the panchayat and the police were facilitating the drug trade. After that, Bikram Majithia also made the same argument. Normally, it does not look good when Bikram Majithia talks about drugs, but he does so.

“Your Akali Dal halqa in-charge is Winnerjit Singh Goldy. What is he saying? He says that Jagga Singh, who is known in the village as ‘Jagga Blackiya’, sells drugs and that he stands with the village,” Aman Arora said.

Aman Arora appealed to opposition leaders to exercise responsibility. “My only request to these leaders and these parties is that merely to serve your political interests, do not descend to such a low level of politics that the same fire on which you are cooking your political bread ends up setting Punjab on fire,” he said.

“It is extremely shameful for all these parties and all these leaders that without finding out the ground reality, they simply put out tweets to defame the Punjab Government, and us, while the ground reality is completely different,” Aman Arora said.

Challenging the leaders who had posted statements, the Cabinet Minister said, “I request all these leaders, all those whose names I have taken, that if you stand by your tweets, then come to Namol village and say exactly the same thing in front of the people. Come and say that Jagga Singh is stopping the sale of drugs and that the village and the panchayat are facilitating it. If you have the courage, come and say this.”

“The villagers will strongly reject such a narrative. So I request them to do responsible politics. This low-level politics is shameful and condemnable,” he said.

Aman Arora said political leaders should either substantiate their claims or acknowledge that they had misled people. “In the strongest possible words, I condemn this approach. Either these people should prove that their tweets are correct, or they should accept their mistake and apologise to Punjab for misleading people in the manner in which they are doing,” he said.

Turning to the government’s broader anti-drug strategy, Aman Arora said, “Now look at the situation in the villages. The government has decided that we will establish Village Defence Committees (VDC) in every village and every ward. We have launched the Yudh Nashean Virudh campaign to save Punjab from drugs. I am not saying that we have eliminated drugs completely. But where is the deficiency in our efforts? Which political party’s government constituted Village Defence Committees? Which political party’s government launched a war against drugs? Which political party conducted awareness campaigns?” he asked.

“Those who sold drugs are questioning us today. The government decided that Village Defence Committees would be formed because if anyone can work with the greatest responsibility in a village, it is the panchayat. The panchayat is the government of the people at the grassroots level,” Aman Arora said.

Explaining the structure of the VDCs, he said, “The sarpanch will be the chairman of the VDC. That sarpanch can belong to the Akali Dal, Congress, BJP, Aam Aadmi Party, the Left parties or can be an independent. There is no discrimination on the basis of political affiliation.”

Aman Arora said the scale of the challenge required political leaders to understand the responsibilities placed on village representatives. “Now look at the situation. There are 13,500 villages. Wherever such a situation arises, on one side there is someone allegedly involved in selling drugs and on the other side there is the panchayat. Political leaders immediately start tweeting. What should the sarpanch and panchayat do? Should they give information about drug sales to the police or not? Should they take action or not? I want to ask these people this question,” he added.

“The government has made them the chairman of the VDC by default, irrespective of which party they belong to. We tell them: you have to conduct thikri pehras in the village. You have to create awareness among people. If someone is selling or facilitating the sale of drugs, you have to submit a complaint to the police,” Aman Arora said.

He said this responsibility could expose elected village representatives to pressure from drug sellers. “When sarpanches submit complaints to the police, those involved in selling drugs will naturally become their enemies. Then someone consumes something or does something, makes a video and there are political leaders who immediately put that video on Twitter. Suddenly, the whole country is told that the government in Punjab itself is selling drugs. This is ridiculous. Ridiculous. These leaders should be ashamed,” Aman Arora said.

Aman Arora said the government, Aam Aadmi Party and police were clear about their objective. “Today, in very clear words, on behalf of the government, on behalf of the Aam Aadmi Party and as a part of the government, I want to say that our intention is absolutely clear. We want everyone to come together and eliminate drugs from Punjab,” affirmed Aman Arora.

“But what does this kind of low-level politics mean? I am not saying that everyone will think this way, but suppose someone starts thinking that there are cases against me, the police are pressurising me, the sarpanch is pressurising me. If I consume something and then all the Akali, Congress and BJP leaderships come behind me, I will become a hero and receive praise. Then what do we do? How will the government function? How will we eliminate drugs?” Aman Arora said.

Aman Arora once again appealed to all political parties to refrain from such politics. “Therefore, my appeal and request to everyone is to refrain from this low-level politics. And if you are truthful about what you have said, then all those who have tweeted should come to Namol village and say the same thing there. Come and say it in front of the people. Then you will see how the people respond to you. That will be a completely different sight,” he said.

“The fight against drugs is a collective responsibility. We must not allow political considerations to weaken the resolve of villages, panchayats, police and society to fight the drug menace. Punjab needs responsible politics and collective action, not political exploitation of sensitive incidents,” Aman Arora asserted.

Meanwhile, Cabinet Minister Harpal Singh Cheema stated, “Before turning a tragedy into a political spectacle, opposition leaders should have the courage to face the ground reality in Namol village. The person whom they are defending is himself alleged by the villagers to be a drug dealer, with around 9 FIRs reportedly registered against him at police stations in Cheema and Patiala. The entire village is united against drugs and standing together in the fight to make Namol drug-free. So the question for the opposition leaders is simple: Whose side are you on? The villagers standing united against the drug menace? Or an alleged drug dealer?”

Cabinet Minister Ravjot Singh stated, “The Namol village matter needs to be understood through facts, leaving politics aside. The villagers say that they have already passed a joint resolution to boycott those involved in selling drugs, are conducting Thikri Pehra (village night patrols), and are supporting the Mann government’s campaign against drugs. On the other hand, it is also important to present the facts regarding the cases registered against the person in whose support statements and videos are being released by the opposition. This is because nearly a dozen FIRs have reportedly been registered against this individual in cases related to drugs. The question is: Will the united voice of the entire village be heard, or will politics be done by focusing only on one side of the story? The video of the Namol residents’ press conference is also available. Listen to the ground reality first, and then present your views.”

Cabinet Minister Hardeep Singh Mundian said, “Instead of doing politics over a dead body, the opposition parties need to understand and listen to the ground reality. The residents of Namol village claim that the person whom the opposition is presenting as a ‘whistleblower’ has several FIRs registered against him and has been named in cases related to drugs. So the question to these opposition parties is straightforward: Whose side do you stand with — the claims of a drug trafficker and drug addict, or the entire village of Namol, which has united against drugs? According to the villagers, they passed a joint resolution, organised Thikri Pehra (village night patrols), and decided to stand with the government in its efforts to prevent the spread of drugs. Before making political statements, the ground reality and the side of the villagers should also be heard.”

Asian Hockey Federation Invites CM Bhagwant Singh Mann To Witness Asian Games Hockey Semi-Finals & Finals In Japan

CM Mann

In a recognition of Punjab’s growing prominence on the international hockey map, the Asian Hockey Federation (AHF) has invited Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann and a delegation of the Punjab Government to Japan to witness the semi-finals and finals of the Women’s and Men’s Hockey competitions at the XX Asian Games Aichi-Nagoya 2026. The invitation comes at a significant juncture as Punjab, under the leadership of CM Bhagwant Singh Mann, prepares to host the Men’s Asian Champions Trophy 2026 for the first time.

The invitation, extended by Asian Hockey Federation President Fumio Ogura, is for the Women’s and Men’s Hockey semi-finals scheduled for September 30 and October 1, followed by the finals on October 2 and 3. The AHF has specifically stated that the presence of the Punjab Government delegation would provide first-hand experience of the organisation and conduct of a major international sporting event.

The exposure assumes particular significance as Punjab prepares to welcome the continent’s leading hockey teams for the Men’s Asian Champions Trophy 2026 from October 27 to November 5. The tournament will be jointly hosted by Jalandhar and Mohali, with Jalandhar hosting the opening ceremony and league-stage matches, while Mohali will host the semi-finals and final.

The Asian Champions Trophy will mark the first time Punjab is hosting the prestigious international hockey tournament. CM Bhagwant Singh Mann has described the event as an emotional homecoming of hockey to the land that has nurtured generations of Indian hockey heroes.

The invitation to CM Bhagwant Singh Mann and the Punjab Government delegation comes as the state is taking an active role in bringing international hockey back to Punjab and strengthening its identity as one of the country’s foremost hockey centres. The upcoming tournament will see India, Japan, South Korea, Malaysia, China and others countries compete with each other in Punjab.

The AHF has conveyed that the experience gained by the Punjab Government delegation in Aichi-Nagoya could be utilised for the upcoming Asian Champions Trophy in Jalandhar and Mohali and for hosting similar mega sporting events in Punjab in the future.

The invitation also reflects the importance being attached to Punjab’s preparations for the Asian Champions Trophy, as the state seeks to combine its deep-rooted hockey culture with the infrastructure, organisation and international standards required to host a major continental sporting event.

The Asian Hockey Federation has requested confirmation of CM Bhagwant Singh Mann’s delegation and its details so that the necessary arrangements for the visit can be made.

Badal Family Has Reduced Akali Dal to Family-Owned Party, Used Sikh Institutions for Personal Agenda: Baltej Pannu

Baltej Pannu

Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) Punjab Media In-charge Baltej Pannu on Monday tore into the Badal family for reducing the historic Akali Dal from a Panthic movement built on sacrifice into a family-owned political party, pointing out that its leadership had systematically sought to capture Sikh institutions and use them for personal and political interests. Referring to the controversy surrounding Amarjit Singh Chawla and the woman who was accommodated for months at an SGPC-run sarai in Sri Anandpur Sahib, Baltej Pannu questioned how such powers were granted, why the woman was brought there by Virsa Singh Valtoha and Sarabjit Singh Jhinjer, and what action Shiromani Gurudwara Prabandhak Committee (SGPC) president Harjinder Singh Dhami took on her complaint.

Addressing a press conference, AAP Punjab Media In-charge Baltej Pannu said the history of the Akali Morchas was a history of sacrifice, in which ordinary Akalis went to jail with nothing but a parna on their shoulders and earned the word ‘Jathedar’ through their sacrifices. “That word was earned; it was not something that could simply be attached to one’s name,” Baltej Pannu said, adding that the tradition had now disappeared because a certain family had captured this front. He said even Parkash Singh Badal could not add ‘Jathedar’ to his name throughout his political career because that status required a much greater contribution.

The AAP Punjab Media In-charge said the Badal family could no longer claim that the Shiromani Akali Dal (Badal) was genuinely a regional or representative Panthic party. “The name, Akali Dal Badal, itself makes it clear that it has become a party of one family,” Baltej Pannu said, questioning what agenda the Badal-led Akali Dal had actually set for the Sikh community.

Referring to the recent FIR against former Shiromani Akali Dal leader and Shiromani Gurudwara Prabandhak Committee (SGPC) member Amarjit Singh Chawla, he said the allegations made by a woman at a sarai in Sri Anandpur Sahib had raised serious questions about the functioning of Sikh institutions. “The FIR contains allegations by a woman that she was held captive at a sarai in Sri Anandpur Sahib. How could a woman remain accommodated at an SGPC-run sarai for months? Who provided her accommodation, vehicle and other facilities and who bore the expenses? He questioned.

Baltej Pannu specifically questioned the role of SGPC president Harjinder Singh Dhami and demanded that Harjinder Singh Dhami explain what action was taken when the woman approached him with her complaint. “You say there is no need for the police and that you would handle everything yourself. Then why did you remain silent for weeks and months?” he asked.

Baltej Pannu also questioned the political and organisational links surrounding Amarjit Singh Chawla, asking why Youth Akali Dal President Sarabjit Singh Jhinjer arranged the woman’s ticket from Bahrain, why Virsa Singh Valtoha was involved and for what purpose the press conference was originally organised. He said these questions must be answered by Sukhbir Singh Badal and Harjinder Singh Dhami.

Baltej Pannu further questioned why Amarjit Singh Chawla continued to use the word ‘Bhai’ with his name despite the gravity of the allegations, saying that such titles in Sikh tradition were earned through conduct and contribution.

Baltej Pannu also referred to the subsequent action by the Sri Akal Takht Sahib, which on September 20 excommunicated Amarjit Singh Chawla and SGPC employee Malkit Singh from the Khalsa Panth following the controversy. “This episode is not an isolated issue but part of the Badal family’s wider pattern of controlling and using Sikh institutions,” he affirmed.

Referring to the 2015 beadbi controversy, Baltej Pannu said, “The Guru Granth Sahib bir was stolen from Burj Jawahar Singh Wala and that posters challenging the authorities were put up for months without effective action. When the Sikh sangat came onto the roads in protest following subsequent incidents of sacrilege, water cannons, tear gas and firing were used against protesters.”

Baltej Pannu also referred to the Kotkapura and Behbal Kalan firing cases, saying that the Badal government’s handling of the situation resulted in hurting the faith of Sikh sangat. “Two Sikh youths were subjected to severe torture in an attempt to shift blame for sacrilege onto Sikhs themselves. The people of Punjab have not forgotten what happened between 2015 and 2017,” he said.

Baltej Pannu said that another part of the Badal agenda was to capture Sikh institutions and then use those institutions for political and personal benefits.

Referring to statements made in the Punjab Vidhan Sabha concerning the use of SGPC resources for a langar at someone’s bhog, Baltej Pannu said, “Even religious institutions were made to serve the interests of the Badal family. Why were individuals facing serious controversy repeatedly given prominence by the Badal leadership?”

Referring to a recent event at Gurdwara Kandh Sahib in Batala, Baltej Pannu said that Sucha Singh Langah was given a stage despite opposition from Sikh sangat. He contrasted this with the action taken against others and asked what message such decisions sent about the functioning of Sikh institutions.

Baltej Pannu said the central question was why individuals such as Amarjit Singh Chawla were given such extensive powers within institutions that were supposed to serve the Sikh community. “How could two permanent rooms be given? How could a woman be kept there for months? How were a vehicle and sewadars provided? Who paid for all this?” he asked.

Baltej Pannu also directly questioned SGPC president Harjinder Singh Dhami’s repeated political positioning, saying that Harjinder Singh Dhami had described himself as a “soldier of Sukhbir Singh Badal”. “He must now tell the Sikh community whether he is acting as a soldier of the Badal family or as a servant of the Guru Sahib,” he asserted.

Baltej Pannu demanded that the SGPC put up boards and photographs of individuals who had now been excommunicated from the Sikh Panth outside gurdwaras and sarais so that the sangat could remain vigilant. “The community has a right to know why the action had been taken against those expelled from the Panth,” he added.

Questioning the silence of Badal family leaders, Baltej Pannu asked why Harsimrat Kaur Badal had not spoken even a single word on the allegations concerning the woman, and why Bikram Majithia and other leaders who frequently go live on every issue had remained silent. “Sukhbir Badal must answer who gave Amarjit Chawla such powers, why those powers were given and how the institutions under the SGPC were allowed to reach such a situation. The Badal family had already caused immense damage to Punjab during its years in government and alleged that the drug and gangster problems that emerged during that period had caused deep damage to the state,” he affirmed.

Baltej Pannu said, “The Bhagwant Mann government is working to bring Punjab back on the right track, but the damage being done to Sikh institutions by the Badal group has created another serious challenge.”

The AAP Punjab Media In-charge appealed to Sikh intellectuals and the wider Sikh community across the world to speak up. “If the Sikh intellectuals and Punjabis remained silent, the Badal family and its ‘coterie’ would cause further damage to Sikh institutions and Punjab. The time has come to remove Sukhbir Badal and the people he has placed in control of Sikh institutions from Punjab’s politics and from these institutions,” Baltej Pannu said, urging Punjabis and the Sikh community to raise their voice before any further damage was done.

5 Priorities, One Mission: CM Bhagwant Singh Mann’s Big 5 Push To Make Punjab Drug-Free

CM Mann

Under the leadership of CM Bhagwant Singh Mann, Punjab’s ‘Yudh Nashean Virudh’ (war against drugs) has moved beyond a conventional police crackdown to build a comprehensive five-point battle against drugs, bringing together the police, teachers, community volunteers, youth and health workers to attack the supply network, prevent addiction, strengthen reporting and ensure timely treatment for those struggling with substance abuse.

The message is clear: Punjab will not fight the drug menace from police stations alone. The fight is being taken into villages, schools, colleges, communities and health facilities. While the police dismantle supply networks and take action against peddlers, community representatives strengthen grassroots vigilance, teachers identify vulnerability before it turns into addiction, and the youth promote awareness against drugs, resilience and healthy choices among teenagers and young people, and health workers provide a pathway to recovery.

The objective is to make it harder to sell drugs, easier to report drug peddling, harder to lure young people into addiction and easier for those battling addiction to seek treatment. This five-point framework puts enforcement and prevention on the same footing as rehabilitation, recognising that sustained action against drugs requires every layer of society to participate.

Police Action: Breaking The Supply Chain

The police remain the enforcement backbone of Yudh Nashean Virudh. Between March 2025 and September 2026, Punjab’s Anti-Narcotics Task Force (ANTF) registered 61,824 FIRs and arrested 81,433.

Unprecedented recoveries have been made since the launch of the initiative, including 3918kg heroin, 991kg opium, 47 tons of poppy husk, 1416kg ganja and 65 lakh tablets and capsules.

During the same period, 79,293 public meetings were conducted by Punjab Police, taking the anti-drug campaign directly to communities and strengthening public participation in the fight against narcotics.

Teachers: Stopping Addiction Before It Takes Root

The second pillar of the Big 5 focuses on prevention, because the fight against drugs cannot begin only after a young person has fallen into addiction.

A 14-week anti-drug curriculum is being taught to 7.5 lakh students across 3,600 schools by trained teachers. The government is also sensitising all high-school and senior secondary teachers in a phase-wise manner to identify early signs of mental-health distress, vulnerability to substance abuse and methods of intervention.

In the first phase, the government plans to train nearly 25,000 teachers from 13 districts, with 7,000 teachers already sensitised in Amritsar, Tarn Taran and Fazilka.

The approach is designed to ensure that teachers are not merely educators inside classrooms but become an additional line of defence against addiction, capable of identifying warning signs and connecting vulnerable students with appropriate support.

Youth & Peer Networks: Changing The Social Environment Around Drugs

The third pillar addresses one of the most difficult aspects of drug abuse: peer influence and social acceptance.

The initiative’s school and college programmes are increasingly using peer engagement, recovered persons and youth-led activities to make refusing drugs socially easier and recovery less stigmatised.

Year-long activity calendars have been prepared for schools to keep students engaged, while cultural festivals, mental-health clubs and sporting activities are encouraging college students to choose healthier lifestyles.

The strategy is straightforward: the fight against drugs cannot be won only by telling young people what not to do. Punjab is creating stronger alternatives through sports, culture, peer engagement and community participation.

Community Vigilance: Taking The Fight To The Ground

The fourth layer strengthens the role of ordinary citizens in the anti-drug campaign.

The campaign has also created a formidable grassroots defence network. By September 2026, around 1.25 lakh members had joined nearly 15,000 Village and Ward Defence Committees, taking vigilance against drugs deep into Punjab’s villages and urban wards.

More than 50,000 VDC members have been trained in the use of the Nasha Mukti App, while community representatives are providing information not only about drug peddling but also about victims seeking help, enabling government officials to intervene at the right time.

Since its launch on March 1, 2025, more than 51,000 tip-offs from citizens through the Safe Punjab WhatsApp Helpline (97791-00200) have helped the police make over 25,000 drug-related arrests.

The objective is to ensure that drug peddlers cannot operate in the shadows while families struggling with addiction do not remain without a route to government assistance.

Health And Rehabilitation: A Route Back From Addiction

The fifth pillar recognises that enforcement alone cannot address addiction. Punjab has therefore expanded its treatment infrastructure to provide people battling substance abuse with an accessible route towards recovery.

Punjab currently has 547 OOAT centres, 219 de-addiction centres and 91 rehabilitation centres.

Since the launch of Yudh Nashean Virudh, government health facilities have been revamped, health workers trained, and skilling and creative activities introduced at treatment centres to keep patients engaged during recovery.

The increased focus on treatment and destigmatisation has resulted in a substantial rise in people seeking institutional care.

Admissions to government de-addiction and rehabilitation centres increased from over 12,200 in 2024 to close to 34,000 in 2025, representing an increase of over 170%.

The numbers underline a significant shift: people who had been suffering from addiction for years are increasingly coming forward to seek treatment at government facilities.

Big 5: One Coordinated Fight Against Drugs

That is the thinking behind Punjab’s Big 5: enforcement cannot operate in isolation, and prevention cannot succeed without accessible treatment.

Under CM Bhagwant Singh Mann, Yudh Nashean Virudh is creating a system in which police stations, villages, schools, colleges and health facilities are no longer separate fronts but interconnected parts of one anti-drug campaign.

The mission is simple: crush the drug supply, strengthen reporting, protect young people from addiction, mobilise communities and provide a credible path to recovery.

For the Bhagwant Mann government, the fight against drugs is therefore not confined to slogans or statements. It is about building the enforcement machinery, grassroots networks, preventive systems and healthcare capacity required to take the battle against drugs to the ground and sustain it.

Jamui Viral Video: Jungle Raj ? Girl Groped, Inappropriately Lifted, Boy Beaten By Goons, Whats Wrong With Bihar

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There is a shocking Jamui viral video in which a teenage girl and boy are seen to be surrounded and harassed by a group of men. The girl can be seen pleading with the group, while the boy was said to be slapped by a group member and prevented from coming to the aid of the girl. This incident has raised a lot of safety issues and mob behavior in Bihar.

What really happened?

It has been reported that the two teenagers were going back home from coaching classes on September 19 when they got stopped by a group. The video uploaded on social media showed how the girl got grabbed and lifted while the boy was harassed and physically attacked by the group members. The Jamui police registered the case and started an investigation based on the video. Reportedly, three people have been arrested, but investigations are still ongoing. This incident also raised a question of why the group didn’t approach the police rather than taking things into their own hands. According to Hindustan Times, in an earlier update, the place where the incident occurred, as well as the circumstances, had not yet been verified yet.

Police investigation puts the incident under scrutiny

Authorities are examining the viral footage and gathering information about what happened. Three people have reportedly been arrested, while police continue to investigate the involvement of others seen in the video.

People’s Opinion 

There is a lot of reaction regarding the video being circulated online. People are expressing their opinions on whether the harassment and the beating that took place are true. Many discussions are taking place on the safety of children and also regarding mob mentality and the need for the police to deal with those involved. Some people are wondering if it is right for vigilantism to take place even when there may have been an actual crime committed.

Note: This Article has been done on the information provided in this viral video/ post. DNP India doesn’t endorse, subscribe or verify the claims.

Hemant Soren Government’s Sarvajan Pension Yojana Offers ₹1,000 Monthly Support to Eligible Beneficiaries

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The Sarvajan Pension Yojana is a social security initiative of the Jharkhand government aimed at extending monthly financial assistance to eligible elderly people, widows, destitute women, differently-abled persons and other vulnerable groups.

The scheme was introduced under the Department of Women, Child Development and Social Security, Government of Jharkhand, with the objective of expanding pension coverage to eligible beneficiaries. The state government has described the initiative as a universal pension approach.

₹1,000 Monthly Pension Under Sarvajan Pension Yojana

Eligible beneficiaries under the scheme receive ₹1,000 per month as pension assistance. The scheme covers categories including elderly persons, widows, destitute women, differently-abled people, primitive tribal communities and people living with HIV/AIDS, subject to applicable eligibility conditions.

The Jharkhand government has stated that the initiative was designed to remove limitations that had previously kept many eligible people outside the pension system.

Hemant Soren Government Focuses on Universal Pension Coverage

Chief Minister Hemant Soren has repeatedly highlighted the Sarvajan Pension Yojana as part of the state’s social security measures.

In a government programme, Soren said the state had moved towards ensuring pension coverage for eligible elderly, widows and differently-abled beneficiaries. The government has also said that the earlier age restrictions for widows and differently-abled beneficiaries were removed to expand coverage.

Pension Coverage for Senior Citizens

The scheme has also been associated with the government’s policy of providing pension support to eligible residents aged 60 years and above. In later announcements, the government said the eligibility age for old-age pension for women had been reduced to 50 years, indicating that the applicable eligibility can differ by beneficiary category.

Bhagwant Mann Conducts 548 Raids, Arrests 262 in Gangster Crackdown

Bhagwant Mann, in coordination with the Anti-Gangster Task Force (AGTF) Punjab, conducted 548 targeted raids across the state as part of its ongoing ‘Gangstran Te Vaar’ campaign.

According to Punjab Police, the Day 243 operation resulted in the arrest of 262 individuals, while four proclaimed offenders were also apprehended.

72,311 Arrests Since Campaign Launch: Bhagwant Mann

With the latest arrests, the total number of people arrested under the campaign has reached 72,311, according to Punjab Police.

The campaign was launched on January 20, 2026, with police teams conducting raids at identified locations linked to gangsters and their associates. The Punjab government said that around 1.34 lakh raids had been conducted during the first eight months of the campaign.

Preventive Action and Proclaimed Offenders

Punjab Police said preventive action had also been taken against individuals during the wider campaign. The Punjab government reported that 37,652 people had faced preventive action, while 1,858 proclaimed offenders had been arrested since the campaign began.

On Day 243 specifically, police reported four proclaimed offenders among the arrests.

Punjab Police Continues Gangster Crackdown

The police said the statewide operation is focused on locations identified and mapped as being linked to gangster networks and their associates.

Authorities have also urged members of the public to share information about wanted criminals and gangster-related activities through the Anti-Gangster Helpline: 93946-93946. Punjab Police said information can be provided anonymously.

Anurag Dhanda Raises Drug Abuse Concerns Over Sonipat Civil Hospital Claim

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Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader Anurag Dhanda has raised concerns over an alleged drug-use incident at the Sonipat Civil Hospital, citing a social media post that claimed empty vials of intoxicating medicines and used syringes were found in a public toilet at the hospital.

Dhanda shared the post by Atul Agrawal, which claimed that a toilet at the hospital had allegedly become a place for drug use. The post attributed the findings to a report by Living India News.

Anurag Dhanda Targets Haryana Government

Reacting to the allegation, Dhanda criticised the Haryana government led by Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini and used the hashtag #UdtaHaryana in his post.

Dhanda wrote, “जहाँ बीजेपी, वहाँ नशा,” while alleging that Haryana had been turned into “Udta Haryana”. His remarks represent a political criticism of the state government’s handling of the drug issue.

Allegations About Empty Vials and Used Syringes

The social media post shared by Dhanda claimed that empty vials of potentially addictive medicines and used syringes were found in an accessible toilet at Sonipat Civil Hospital.

However, these specific claims could not be independently verified from the official Sonipat district administration or Haryana Health Department sources reviewed for this report.

The official Sonipat district website lists the Civil Hospital among the district’s public healthcare facilities and states that the Haryana Health Department is responsible for providing accessible and quality healthcare services.

Sonipat Civil Hospital Faces Other Recent Issues

The hospital has recently been in the news for other incidents. On September 15, a 23-year-old woman died hours after giving birth at the facility, following which her family alleged medical negligence. Hospital authorities denied negligence and said an inquiry had been ordered to determine the circumstances of her death.

Bhagwant Mann Distributes Health Cards in Mohali, Highlights ₹10 Lakh Treatment Cover

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Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann addressed beneficiaries at a Mukh Mantri Sehat Yojana health card distribution ceremony in Mohali, highlighting the state government’s focus on expanding access to healthcare.

Mann said providing quality healthcare facilities to Punjabis remains a major priority of his government and highlighted the health cards being distributed to beneficiaries.

₹10 Lakh Health Cover Under Mukh Mantri Sehat Yojana: Bhagwant Mann

According to Mann’s statement, the health cards will provide families with access to free treatment of up to ₹10 lakh under the Mukh Mantri Sehat Yojana.

The scheme was launched in January 2026 as a universal health coverage programme providing cashless medical treatment of up to ₹10 lakh per family. Reports on the scheme said it covers around 65 lakh families across Punjab.

The scheme covers a range of medical procedures through empanelled government and private hospitals. Reports at the time of launch said around 2,300 treatment packages were included under the programme.

Health Cards Distributed to Beneficiaries

During the Mohali event, Mann said beneficiaries were handed their health cards, allowing them to access the benefits of the scheme.

The health card system has also been expanded digitally. A September 2026 report said beneficiaries can download their health cards through the official platform, providing another way to access the scheme’s documentation.

Punjab Government’s Healthcare Focus

Mann said healthcare remains one of the key priorities of his administration and linked the health scheme to the broader objective of improving access to medical services for residents.

Ayushman Bharat Scheme Expands in Uttar Pradesh, Government Highlights Cashless Healthcare: CM Yogi Adityanath

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CM Yogi Adityanath: The Uttar Pradesh government has highlighted the continued expansion of the Ayushman Bharat scheme in the state, saying the initiative is helping provide accessible and cashless healthcare services to millions of beneficiaries.

The state government, in a recent social media post, credited the expansion to the leadership of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath and highlighted the growing reach of the health protection programme.

Ayushman Bharat Coverage in Uttar Pradesh: CM Yogi Adityanath

According to Uttar Pradesh government information, more than 5.32 crore Ayushman cards had been issued in the state under the Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana (PM-JAY) and the Mukhyamantri Jan Arogya Abhiyan as of June 2025. The state government said Uttar Pradesh ranked first nationally in the number of Ayushman cards issued at that time.

A later state government publication said Ayushman Bharat was providing free treatment of up to ₹5 lakh to more than 9 crore people in Uttar Pradesh.

Focus on Cashless Treatment

The Ayushman Bharat-PMJAY framework is designed to provide eligible beneficiaries with cashless hospitalisation for covered treatments at empanelled healthcare facilities.

The Uttar Pradesh health department lists Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana (PM-JAY) among its major health programmes, alongside initiatives such as the Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission.

Government Highlights Wider Healthcare Expansion

The state government has also highlighted the expansion of healthcare infrastructure alongside Ayushman Bharat coverage. Its published health-related data includes Ayushman Arogya Mandirs, medical colleges and other public health facilities as part of the broader healthcare system in Uttar Pradesh.

Bhagwant Mann Highlights Aam Aadmi Clinics and Free Treatment as Punjab Health Priorities

Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann has highlighted healthcare and education as key priorities of his government, pointing to Aam Aadmi Clinics and free treatment facilities as initiatives aimed at improving access to healthcare in the state.

Mann shared the remarks as part of his “Satauj to Sansad” series, in which he discussed his political and public journey and the work of his government.

Bhagwant Mann Highlights Aam Aadmi Clinics

Mann said that Aam Aadmi Clinics have helped strengthen access to healthcare services for people across Punjab.

The Punjab government’s health system currently lists 990 Aam Aadmi Clinics among the public healthcare facilities supported through the Punjab Health Systems Corporation.

The state has also continued work related to establishing and expanding Aam Aadmi Clinics. Government procurement records from 2026 show projects for new clinics in locations including Patiala and Ludhiana.

Free Treatment Facility Mentioned as Key Initiative

In his statement, Mann also referred to free treatment facilities as part of the government’s healthcare approach.

According to the chief minister, these measures are intended to make healthcare more accessible to residents and contribute to improving health outcomes in Punjab.

The government’s broader health initiatives also include programmes such as CM Di Yogshala, which provides free yoga classes through certified instructors as part of a public-health and wellness initiative.

Health and Education Among Government Priorities

Mann said that health and education have consistently remained priorities for his government.

His latest remarks place the expansion of primary healthcare and access to public services within the broader narrative of the government’s work since taking office.

The comments were made as part of the “Satauj to Sansad” series, with Mann reflecting on the policies and initiatives associated with his administration.

UP International Trade Show 4.0 to Showcase Culture, Traditional Art and Industry in Greater Noida: CM Yogi Adityanath

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CM Yogi Adityanath: The UP International Trade Show 4.0 is set to be held in Greater Noida from September 25 to 29, 2026, bringing together Uttar Pradesh’s traditional art, cultural heritage, emerging businesses and modern industrial capabilities.

The Uttar Pradesh government said the upcoming trade show will present a new picture of the state’s cultural and industrial landscape while creating opportunities for businesses, startups and buyers.

UP CM Yogi Adityanath International Trade Show 4.0 to Highlight State’s Diverse Strengths

According to the Uttar Pradesh government, the event will showcase the state’s rich culture, traditional crafts and modern industries on a common platform.

The trade show is expected to provide visibility to a range of products and enterprises from Uttar Pradesh, while highlighting the state’s evolving industrial and business ecosystem.

Focus on Products, Startups and Business Opportunities

The event will also feature innovative products, startups and business opportunities, with the aim of connecting enterprises with wider markets.

The government has described the trade show as a platform that can help expand Uttar Pradesh’s global trade outreach and provide businesses with opportunities to engage with potential buyers and partners.

Official government records confirm that arrangements are underway for the 2026 edition at the India Expo Centre & Mart in Greater Noida.

UP’s Global Trade Vision

The UP government said the fourth edition of the trade show will support its broader vision of strengthening the state’s presence in global trade.

The event will bring together traditional sectors alongside startups and modern industries, reflecting the government’s focus on combining Uttar Pradesh’s cultural heritage with its emerging economic and industrial opportunities.

With the trade show scheduled for five days, the event is expected to provide a platform for businesses and entrepreneurs to showcase their products and explore new commercial opportunities.

Under Leadership Of Bhagwant Mann; Aman Arora Leads Door-to-Door Outreach in Sunam, Highlights Punjab Government Schemes

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Bhagwant Mann: Punjab Cabinet Minister and Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) Punjab president Aman Arora visited households in Sunam as part of the party’s ongoing door-to-door outreach campaign.

According to a post shared by AAP Punjab, Arora met residents and discussed the facilities and financial benefits that the party says have been provided to people under the Bhagwant Mann-led Punjab government.

Aman Arora Meets Sunam Residents: Bhagwant Mann

During the door-to-door outreach, Arora interacted directly with residents of Sunam and shared information about various government initiatives and benefits.

The AAP Punjab post said the campaign is aimed at taking information about the government’s work and the benefits claimed by the party directly to households.

AAP’s Statewide Door-to-Door Campaign

The Sunam outreach is part of AAP Punjab’s broader statewide door-to-door campaign that began on September 20.

The party had announced that 2.68 lakh booth committee members would participate in the campaign across Punjab, covering households through booth-level organisations. The initiative is focused on communicating the Mann government’s work and claimed benefits to residents.

Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann also launched the campaign from Dhuri under the “Mann Da Munafa” theme, linking the outreach to the government’s welfare and development work since 2022.

Focus on Government Benefits

In Sunam, Arora’s interaction with residents centred on explaining the facilities and economic benefits that AAP says people have received through government initiatives.

The campaign comes ahead of the 2027 Punjab Assembly elections, with AAP using direct household-level outreach to communicate its record and engage with residents across the state.

Sahil Wakode Death: IIT Bombay Signs 18-Point Charter, Paves Way for Major Mental Health and Disciplinary Reforms

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IIT Bombay: IIT Bombay has agreed to a sweeping set of reforms after days of student protests over the death of Sahil Wakode, a second-year BTech student who died by suicide on campus on September 18. Director Prof Shireesh Kedare signed an 18-point charter late Sunday night, following nearly three hours of talks with students who had been staging a sit-in near the institute’s main gate.

What Led To The Protests

Wakode, a student of the Department of Energy Science and Engineering, was allegedly found using a mobile phone during a mid-semester examination on the day he died. The institute said he had uploaded the exam question paper to an AI platform to seek answers, but maintained that he had only been counselled and no formal disciplinary action was taken against him. Wakode’s parents have since filed an FIR against Professor Suryanarayana Doolla, who was invigilating the exam, alleging abetment to suicide and caste-based harassment, a claim the institute denies. Mumbai Police have registered a case of abetment of suicide based on the complaint.

Key Demands In The Charter

The 18-point charter calls for an independent inquiry into Wakode’s death, with student representatives and external members involved in the process. It also demands action against Professor Doolla and a public apology over what students describe as the defamation of Wakode following the exam incident.

Mental Health And Disciplinary Reforms

IIT Bombay: A major part of the charter focuses on strengthening student welfare systems. It proposes a task force made up of students, faculty, mental health professionals, and outside experts to study student distress and recommend preventive measures. Other demands include a 24-hour on-call psychiatrist at the institute hospital, improved in-person counselling, mental-health sensitisation training for faculty and staff, and changes to how the Disciplinary Action Committee functions.

’Blow The Entire Nation Up…’ Donald Trump Sets 3 Scenarios for US Iran War After Tehran Demands 7 Pre-requisites, Check

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US Iran War: The US-Iran War moves into a new stage following signals from U.S. President Donald Trump that Washington is contemplating its next steps towards Tehran. Trump revealed that he is in “deciding mode” and noted that “very big things” will happen soon if Tehran does not reconsider its stance. 

Trump considers three alternatives in the conflict with Iran

Trump set out three scenarios for the US-Iranian conflict: military action, economic pressure, and negotiations. Additionally, Trump sent a clear message to Iran while still leaving the door open for negotiations.

Seven preconditions offered by Iran through Qatar

Iran has offered the US seven conditions for talks through Qatar. The conditions include stopping the war, unfreezing Iranian assets, and lifting the US navy blockade on Iran. Tehran has threatened that it is ready for decisive war in case of rejection of the demands.

The Strait of Hormuz takes on more importance in the disputes

The strategic Strait of Hormuz continues to be a key factor in the disputes. Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf declared that his country will not allow the opening of the Strait until the conditions have been fulfilled.

Iran warns against another U.S. attack

At the same time, Iranian military authorities have warned that another major U.S. operation could trigger retaliation against American interests and bases in the region. Iran has also accused several regional countries of supporting Washington. Its military has said countries assisting a new US operation could be treated as participants in the conflict.

Trump open to meeting Pezeshkian

Despite the escalating rhetoric, a potential diplomatic channel could emerge at the United Nations General Assembly in New York. Trump has said he would “probably be open” to meeting Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian, who is expected to travel to New York for the UN gathering.