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GANGSTERS RUNNING A PARALLEL GOVERNMENT IN PUNJAB : SUNIL JAKHAR

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Bharatiya Janata Party’s state president Sunil Jakhar has said that the shooting and murder of Naveen Arora, the young son of RSS leader Baldev Raj Arora in Ferozepur, has once again exposed the collapse of law and order under the AAP government.

In a press statement issued here today, he said that gangsters are running a parallel government in the state, while Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann has failed to fulfil his responsibilities and has left Punjab abandoned.

Expressing grief over the death of the RSS leader’s son, the BJP president said that the people of Punjab are being forced to live in an atmosphere of fear, while the Aam Aadmi Party government has completely failed to provide law and order and security to the citizens.

Sunil Jakhar said that every day people are receiving threatening and extortion calls, and some serious incident is taking place in one part of the state or another. He added that anti-social elements no longer fear the government because those running the government lack even the basic understanding of governance.

 

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