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After death, ‘drugs sold here’ protests erupt
The Morning Standard
|December 02, 2025
A few days after a youth died of suspected drug overdose in Punjab’s Maur Kalan village in Bathinda, the irate villagers are expressing their anger ina novel way.
The death, they said, contradicts police claims that drug availability has reduced by nearly 70% since the launch of anti-drug campaign ‘Yudh Nashia Virudh’ on March 1. To vent out their frustration, the villagers have painted “Chitta is sold openly here”.
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