Punjab Man's Death Confirmed as Drug Overdose, Political Fallout Ensues

Daljit Singh, a 35-year-old from Bhamme Kalan village, was found dead in fields near Ramanandi. His family suspected a drug overdose, leading to a political controversy following his death on October 27 in Punjab's Mansa district. The post-mortem report revealed morphine and benzodiazepines in his system, aligning with the family's claims. The Punjab Police have registered a murder case against three individuals, despite the post-mortem findings suggesting overdose rather than foul play. Following his death, family members protested by blocking the Sirsa-Mansa road, demanding action against local drug dealers. The situation has raised serious questions about drug-related issues in Punjab. Authorities are under pressure to address the concerns raised by the family and the community regarding drug trafficking in the area.