Congress leader Sachin Pilot traveled to Punjab to meet with the family of Parvinder Jhota, using the visit to strongly criticize the ruling Punjab government over its handling of the escalating drug menace in the region. The high-profile political visit brought renewed attention to the persistent narcotics crisis affecting communities across the state, drawing sharp commentary from opposition figures regarding administrative accountability and public safety measures.
During his interaction with Parvinder Jhota's family members, Sachin Pilot listened to their grievances and assessed the ground situation concerning the local impact of the drug trade. The engagement underscored ongoing political tensions surrounding the efficacy of current state strategies aimed at dismantling drug networks and rehabilitating affected youth in local districts.
The visit highlights the broader political discourse and mounting pressure on local institutions to deliver concrete results in combating substance abuse across Punjab. Opposition leaders continue to scrutinize official policy outcomes and enforcement timelines as families and community stakeholders press for more effective administrative action to resolve the crisis.



