Too much democracy in Punjab? Now even speaking against drugs and murder is a problem?
I have received an email from X (Twitter) regarding an official notice issued by Punjab Police
I am honestly shocked, All I did was raise my voice against drugs and the killing of an anti-drug activist in Punjab
On 13 October, anti-drug activist Parminder Singh Jhota was shot de*d in broad daylight in Mansa, Punjab
He was fighting against the drug problem that is destroying Punjab's youth and the future of thousands of families, He was questioning the alleged sale of Chitta (heroin) at a medical store when the shooting happened, The horrifying incident was captured during a Facebook Live video
A man who was raising his voice against drugs lost his life
I posted a simple tweet saying:
"Save Punjab from Drugs"
I expressed my shock that anti-drug activists were being shot at while exposing the alleged sale of drugs
And now that same tweet is included in an official Punjab Police notice sent to X
The notice, dated 14 October 2026, mentions Section 79(3)(b) of the Information Technology Act and Rule 3(1)(d) of the IT Rules, 2021
According to the notice, videos and posts about this incident could create public anger, disturb law and order, and lead to further violence
I understand that violence and public disorder must be prevented
But raising awareness about a murder and Punjab's drug problem also a threat to law and order?
An anti-drug activist was shot dead in broad daylight, His family lost a loved one, People across Punjab are demanding justice
And now people who are speaking about this incident on social media are finding their posts listed in police notices?
What kind of message does this send to ordinary citizens?
If someone sees something wrong happening in Punjab, should they remain silent?
If someone raises their voice against drugs, should they be afraid?
If someone questions law and order after a murder, should their social media post become a problem?
@arvindkejriwal ji, do you know what is happening in Punjab?
Your government talks about making Punjab drug-free, But when citizens raise their voices against drugs, why are their posts being included in police notices?
Shouldn't the priority be protecting people who fight against drugs, stopping illegal drug sales and ensuring justice for the victim's family?
I am not supporting violence, I am not asking anyone to take the law into their own hands
I am simply asking for justice, accountability, and the freedom to speak about serious issues affecting our society
Punjab's young generation deserves a future free from drugs, Parents deserve to know their children are safe And citizens deserve the freedom to question those in power
You cannot solve Punjab's drug problem by discouraging people from talking about it
I request Punjab Police and the Punjab Government to explain why my post was included in this notice
My voice against drugs is not a threat to Punjab
Drugs, murder, and the fear of speaking out are the real threats
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