Bhagwant Mann, the Chief Minister of Punjab, was at the center of a heated controversy in the state's Assembly session. The opposition, led by the Congress and the BJP, accused him of being drunk during the proceedings. Mann's response was blunt, saying that his rivals have no real issues to discuss.

The opposition had demanded an 'alcohol test' for Mann, citing allegations made by Congress MLA Sukhpal Singh Khaira. But Mann turned the tables on them, asking what test they would want him to undergo. This sharp retort from Mann left the opposition stunned.

The BJP also joined the chorus, with state chief Sunil Jakhar calling for a breathalyser test. He claimed that entering the Assembly under the influence was a serious offense and that a test should be conducted before any proceedings began. But Mann remained unfazed, saying that the opposition was raising frivolous issues.

The controversy overshadowed the purpose of the special one-day session, which was convened to mark Labour Day and discuss workers' welfare. But the opposition's walkout and slogans against Mann changed the tone of the session. The BJP even held a parallel 'Janta di Vidhansabha' in Chandigarh, calling the official session a 'mockery' and accusing the government of avoiding real issues.

Mann's sharp response to the allegations has left many wondering about the real motives of the opposition. The AAP government claims that the opposition is trying to distract from the real issues at hand. But only time will tell if this controversy will blow over or have any long-term impact on the state's politics.