Langar passes being misused in Rajpura to hold hookah parties: Phoolka

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Chandigarh: Former Dakha MLA HS Phoolka has urged Chief Minister Capt Amarinder Singh to take strict action against the persons who were found misusing their langar curfew passes to hold hookah parties in Rajpura. The persons were responsible for the spread of Covid-19 cases in Rajpura, he said.

In a letter to the Chief Minister, Phoolka said though an FIR had been registered against four persons, stringent action should be taken against them to set an example that no one should violate the law. TNS

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