Punjab’s former Deputy Chief Minister and Member of Parliament Sukhjinder Singh Randhawa has expressed sorrow and concern over the recent deaths caused by drug overdoses in the state.Randhawa questioned, “How many more sons will Punjab lose. Who will save Punjab’s youth?”He said that it is painful that four funerals had to be conducted within 48 hours. He stressed that there should be accountability, not politics, over the deaths of young people who have lost their lives due to drugs.Randhawa said that four deaths due to drugs within just 48 hours are not only heartbreaking, but also a serious proof of the current government’s failure in its fight against drugs. These incidents are not isolated cases, they expose the ground reality of the government’s ‘War Against Drugs’ campaign, which is completely opposite to its grand claims.He warned that if the present AAP government does not take immediate action, history will remember this period as one in which an entire generation was failed and lost.“Punjab’s youth are not just statistics, they are the foundation of our future. Every single death reflects a collective failure of the system, and the present government must take full responsibility for the worsening situation.”Randhawa questioned Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann over the total number of drug-related deaths in the last six months and asked why these figures have not been made public. The AAP government came to power promising a decisive war against drugs.He urged the Chief Minister to rise above political display and understand the seriousness of the issue. He assured the people of Punjab that he, along with the Congress party, will continue to raise the issue on every platform and will keep holding the government accountable until a concrete and lasting action is taken.