In his statement, Chugh lambasted the Director General of Police, warning that constitutional protections are at risk. ‘Punjab’s law enforcement has let down the nation’s representatives,’ he said, urging immediate corrective action to prevent further breaches.

Chugh painted a grim picture of AAP’s tenure, claiming the party is in tatters due to moral bankruptcy and graft, leading to an exodus of prominent figures. Incidents targeting Rajya Sabha members underscore AAP’s broken pledges, transforming Punjab into a gangster’s paradise where subversive forces operate freely under the guise of politics.

Adding fuel to the fire, BJP state chief Sunil Jakhar flagged a suspicious deal in old jute bags procurement. Writing to the central minister, he exposed how the government is buying bags worth Rs 22 apiece at inflated Rs 43.89 rates under the wheat DCP scheme. This overpricing screams of deep-rooted corruption, he alleged, calling for a thorough investigation to uncover the beneficiaries.

Jakhar detailed how the scheme’s implementation reeks of favoritism, with taxpayers footing the bill for exorbitant costs that benefit a few. As Punjab grapples with these scandals, the BJP’s offensive signals a broader pushback against AAP’s rule, promising electoral repercussions if transparency isn’t restored.