Amit Shah to Address Drug-Free Punjab Campaign Finale in Jalandhar on September 30
Union Home Minister Amit Shah will speak at the conclusion of the drug-free campaign in Jalandhar, Punjab, on September 30.

Jalandhar, September 24 (Daily Kiran) : Union Home Minister Amit Shah is set to address the closing ceremony of the ongoing drug-free campaign in Punjab on September 30. The event will take place in Jalandhar, coinciding with the conclusion of four anti-drug rallies across the state.
During the closing ceremony, Shah will speak at a large rally in Jalandhar, which is themed around “Drug-Free Punjab.” The campaign was initiated by BJP National President Nitin Naveen on September 18 in Madhopur, Pathankot.
The four anti-drug rallies, which have traversed different regions of the state, will converge in Jalandhar on the same day. Following the culmination of these rallies, Amit Shah will address the large gathering.
This event is being viewed as a significant mobilization effort for the BJP in Punjab. Preparations are in full swing in Jalandhar, with party leaders and workers focused on organizing the rally and rallying supporters from various parts of the state.
The campaign aims to highlight the issue of drug addiction in Punjab and raise awareness about the need for a drug-free state. The BJP is leveraging the “Drug-Free Punjab” initiative to expand its outreach in the region.
BJP MP Tarun Chugh stated that the party is conducting four rallies against drugs in Punjab. He noted that people are actively engaging with the campaign, transforming “Quit Drugs, Free Punjab from the Drug Demon” into a mass movement.
Amit Shah’s presence at the closing event is expected to provide a significant political boost to the BJP’s activities in Punjab. The rally comes at a crucial time as the party intensifies its organizational and outreach efforts ahead of upcoming assembly elections.
Shah’s address is likely to emphasize the BJP’s stance on tackling the drug problem and outline its broader political and organizational priorities in Punjab.



