Chandigarh, March 15 -- Leader of Opposition in the Punjab assembly Partap Singh Bajwa on Saturday termed Union home minister Amit Shah's claim that the BJP would make Punjab drug-free within two years as nothing but a "hollow political slogan meant to deceive people". He pointed out that Punjab shared an international border of over 500 km and the jurisdiction up to 50 km inside the state was under the Border Security Force (BSF), which functioned directly under the Union home ministry, headed by Shah himself. "If the border security apparatus is completely under the control of the Union home ministry, then Amit Shah must answer why drugs and arms continue to pour into Punjab. Before preaching to Punjab, the home minister must explain his own government's failure to secure the border," Bajwa said. Reacting sharply to Shah's allegation that the Congress had signed an agreement with the World Trade Organization (WTO) to end the Minimum Support Price (MSP), Bajwa called the statement "a white lie and politically motivated". "Instead of making false allegations from political stages, Amit Shah should present documentary proof. False propaganda cannot hide the BJP's anti-farmer policies," he said. Punjab Congress president Amarinder Singh Raja Warring termed the BJP rally "an outsourced show, with outsourced hosts and outsourced guests." "There was nothing Punjabi about the BJP's Punjab rally, as everything was outsourced," he remarked, while saying that the rally was "hosted" by the AAP government with full support, and people were transported from neighbouring states like Rajasthan and Haryana, both ruled by the BJP.HTC...