BATHINDA, Oct. 27 -- The Beopar Mandal in Mansa has demanded that the Insaaf Committee, which has been protesting for the last two weeks seeking justice in the killing of anti-drug activist Parvinder Singh alias Jhota, partially open the main road to the town for the convenience of commuters. Parminder Singh Jhota was gunned down on camera while exposing illegal drug sales at a chemist shop in Punjab's Mansa district on October 13. President of the mandal, Munish Kumar Garg, said on Monday that shopkeepers held a meeting yesterday where they flagged that the road blockade by the protesters is adversely impacting their business. Protesters have been staging a dharna at Tinkoni, the main entry point to the district headquarters of Mansa since Jhota was shot dead. He said local residents have also raised concerns over noise pollution caused by the loudspeakers used by the protesters near the civil hospital....