Amritsar - Supporting the call given by the Shaheed Parminder Singh Jhota Insaf Sangharsh Committee, Akali Dal Waris Punjab De staged a protest by burning a broom in front of Verka Bus Stand in the Amritsar East Assembly constituency. The protest was led by Bhai Shamsher Singh Padhri, with the support of Bhai Lavjeet Singh Khalsa and members of the Sangat. Prominent among those present on the occasion were Amritsar Urban President Bhai Amandeep Singh Daduana, Bhai Sukhraj Singh Sultanwind, Dr. Barinder Singh, Bhai Punjab Singh, Bhai Manjit Singh and Bhai Jagjit Singh. During the protest, the party expressed solidarity with the demands of the Insaf Sangharsh Committee, calling for justice in the case of Parminder Singh Jhota and effective measures to curb the drug trade in Punjab. Speaking on the occasion, Shamsher Singh Padhri, State Media Incharge of the party, said that the demand for justice in the case of Parminder Singh Jhota was not merely an issue concerning one family; it was also connected with the future of Punjab’s youth and the larger demand for a drug free society. He said that preventing the devastating impact of drugs on Punjabi families was a fundamental responsibility of the government and that accountability must be ensured in this matter. Shamsher Singh Padhri stated that Akali Dal Waris Punjab De stood firmly in support of the struggle being carried out by the Parminder Singh Jhota Insaf Sangharsh Committee in Mansa. He said that public confidence could not be restored through announcements alone; concrete action must be taken on every demand, and the status of such action must be made public. He further stated that no negligence or political favouritism in the fight against drugs in Punjab should be tolerated. Strict action, in accordance with the law, must be taken against those involved in the drug trade. If any official’s negligence or involvement comes to light, an impartial investigation must be conducted and accountability fixed. Shamsher Singh Padhri reiterated that Akali Dal Waris Punjab De stood with the people of Punjab in their struggle for legitimate rights, a drug free society and justice. He stressed the need for a fair investigation into the case of Parminder Singh Jhota, justice for the affected family, and effective action against the drug menace.The party reaffirmed that it would continue to raise its voice on issues concerning the future of Punjab’s youth and the safety and well being of its people.