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Akal Takht Leader Calls Slain Punjab Anti-Drug Activist Parvinder Singh Jhota a Martyr

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Parvinder Singh Jhota, an anti-drug activist in Punjab's Mansa district, was shot dead earlier this week. He was killed by a shop owner after he confronted and caught the man selling drugs. A leader of the Akal Takht, one of Sikhism's highest seats of authority, has described Jhota as a martyr. The killing has drawn attention to the activism against drug trafficking in the state.

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