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Punjab Minister Accuses Opposition of Politicising Poison-Intake Incident

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Punjab Cabinet Minister Aman Arora has hit out at opposition parties over their response to an incident involving a man named Jagga Singh who consumed poison. Arora accused the opposition of exploiting the episode to target the Aam Aadmi Party-led state government. He urged that Jagga Singh's background and the circumstances surrounding the incident be considered before drawing conclusions. A police inquiry into the matter is currently underway. The minister described the opposition's conduct as politically motivated and urged a fact-based assessment of the situation.

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