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Addressing the Shakti Kendra Sanyojak Sammelan in Meerut, the CM said, "For a long time, politics was plagued by the maladies of dynastic politics and casteism. The Congress party and its political allies long treated politics merely as a vehicle for dynastic interests and personal gain. Instead of serving as a means for public service, power became a tool for them to perpetuate dynastic rule and advance their own vested interests."

In an effort to enhance mobile security, the government has urged citizens to validate their mobile connections through the Sanchar Saathi Portal. This platform allows individuals to review all mobile numbers registered under their identity. Recently, the Department of Telecom blacklisted an agent involved in unlawful SIM activations. Citizens are advised against sharing SIM cards registered in their names to curb potential misuse and maintain a safer communication landscape.

In a significant shift, the Punjab government has enhanced its fight against drugs by extending initiatives beyond police interventions. This comprehensive approach includes prevention efforts within schools and active youth involvement. The strategy emphasizes community vigilance and improved access to treatment. Numerous arrests and major drug seizures were reported, and the expansion of treatment facilities has led to a notable rise in admissions.

In 1995, a fascinating phenomenon swept across India when Ganesha idols were believed to have consumed milk, igniting fervor among devotees. Temples experienced massive influxes of worshippers, while milk vanished from store shelves in no time. This incredible event gained momentum through traditional communication channels, with scientists later attributing the occurrence to capillary action and surface tension.

Congress leader Mallikarjun Kharge has lambasted the Election Commission's electoral roll revision, labeling it a misguided 'Frankenstein Monster' that adversely affects its constituents. Notable politicians, including Lal Krishna Advani and S Jaishankar, have reportedly received notices amid this rigorous revision process. The Election Commission is under fire both politically and legally regarding its verification practices, with the final electoral roll set for release on November 4.

Pilot, who is also Congress party's poll incharge in Punjab, further wrote: "Resident of Namol village, Jagga Singh, consumed a poisonous substance outside the DC's office. Ever since he started posting videos against drugs, he had been receiving threats and being harassed. Amidst grand claims about a drug-free Punjab, such incidents have raised serious questions on the accountability of the AAP government and the administration."

Pilot, who is also Congress party's poll incharge in Punjab, further wrote: "Resident of Namol village, Jagga Singh, consumed a poisonous substance outside the DC's office. Ever since he started posting videos against drugs, he had been receiving threats and being harassed. Amidst grand claims about a drug-free Punjab, such incidents have raised serious questions on the accountability of the AAP government and the administration."