Tragedy in Majitha: Politicians Point Fingers in Deadly Liquor Scandal
In the wake of the Majitha liquor tragedy, where at least 14 have died, Congress leader Gurjeet Singh Aujla holds the AAP Punjab government accountable, citing a failure of administration. Meanwhile, Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann vows justice, with six arrests made, including the alleged kingpin, in the ongoing investigation.
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Tragedy struck the town of Majitha in Punjab, as at least 14 individuals have succumbed to spurious liquor, sparking political blame and outrage. Congress leader Gurjeet Singh Aujla has blamed the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) state government for the tragedy, citing administrative lapses and the unchecked liquor mafia.
Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann has publicly expressed grief and assured the public that those responsible would face severe consequences. Condemning the incident as an 'act of murder,' Mann stated the government will provide support to affected families, ensuring the culprits behind the illicit trade receive the maximum punishment.
As the investigation unfolds, police have detained six suspects, including Prabhjeet Singh and alleged kingpin Sahib Singh. According to police reports, the suspects were involved in distributing methanol-laced liquor. Law enforcement promises stringent legal action against those implicated in the deadly scandal.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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