Gulzar Singh, a resident of the Sangrur district in Punjab, passed away after consuming pesticide. According to reports, Singh had been vocal about the drug crisis in his community in the days leading up to his death. Before succumbing to the effects of the poison, Singh managed to speak with individuals present, during which he explicitly blamed an Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) minister for his situation.

The incident has drawn attention to the ongoing challenges regarding drug-related issues in the region. While the primary facts of the case—the consumption of pesticide and the naming of a political figure—are established, the specific details regarding the nature of the interaction between Singh and the minister remain under investigation. Authorities have not yet released a formal statement confirming the veracity of the allegations made by Singh in his final moments. The case highlights the intersection of local political accountability and the broader struggle against substance abuse in Punjab. As of now, the investigation into the specific claims made by the deceased is ongoing, and no official charges have been filed against the minister mentioned in the report.