Gupta accused the incumbent government of systemic failure, claiming it has neglected the needs of farmers, youth, and families. She campaigned for a double-engine government model, asserting that the party would prioritize job creation and regional economic stability. Her rhetoric highlights a growing push by the BJP to dismantle the current political structure in Punjab, framing the upcoming electoral cycle as a necessary correction for the state’s development.
The political temperature rose sharply after Ravneet Singh Bittu alleged that his convoy was attacked by an armed mob during a planned anti-drug march. Bittu, who holds Z-plus security, claimed that approximately 500 individuals obstructed his path and damaged his vehicle. He openly challenged Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann, threatening legal action and accusing the state administration of complicity with drug traffickers. No formal arrests have followed the incident, leaving the tension between the BJP and the state government at a precarious impasse.
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