Bhagwant Mann accused of coming to assembly drunk, Opposition seeks alcohol test

Opposition parties, including the BJP, Congress, and Akali Dal, have united to protest against the Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann, accusing the state head of attending the legislative assembly in an intoxicated state. The Leader of the Opposition led the protests, demanding an immediate breathalyser and dope test for the Chief Minister, the cabinet, and all assembly members. The opposition claims this is an unprecedented incident in the history of the state assembly. In response, the ruling Aam Aadmi Party has dismissed the intoxication allegations, labelling them as baseless. The ruling party asserts that the opposition is attempting to divert attention from a recent report exposing land encroachment by an opposition legislator. The ruling party states that the opposition is reacting to the exposure of land mafia connections and is therefore making false accusations against the Chief Minister. The assembly witnessed significant uproar as both sides clashed over the allegations and counter-allegations regarding intoxication and land grabbing.