WARRING SLAMS MANN GOVT OVER COMPLETE COLLAPSE OF LAW & ORDER IN PUNJAB

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 Punjab Congress president and Ludhiana MP Amarinder Singh Raja Warring today expressed serious concern over the bomb threats issued to the Ludhiana Municipal Corporation and renowned singer Diljit Dosanjh, saying these incidents expose the complete collapse of law and order under the Bhagwant Mann government.

Warring said Punjab today is witnessing an atmosphere of fear and insecurity, where repeated bomb threats, selective killings of policemen, and criminal incidents have become disturbingly frequent. “If even police personnel are being targeted and public institutions are receiving bomb threats, what sense of security can an ordinary citizen have?” he asked.

He pointed out that the latest threat has reportedly been claimed by the so-called ‘Khalistan National Army’, while the recent killing of an ASI in Amritsar was allegedly claimed by ‘Tehreek-e-Taliban Hindustan’, raising alarming questions about Punjab’s internal security situation.

“The Bhagwant Mann government appears to be sleeping while Punjab’s law and order deteriorates with every passing day. Governance cannot be run through advertisements and social media videos while people live under fear,” Warring remarked.

Referring to earlier incidents, including the killings of policemen in Gurdaspur and repeated security threats across the state, Warring said these are no longer isolated incidents but signs of a growing security crisis that the state government has failed to address.

He demanded immediate and decisive action from the Punjab government and called upon to stop indulging in political optics and instead focus on restoring public confidence and ensuring security.

Warring also urged the Union Government to take serious note of the repeated threats and killings, stressing that Punjab’s peace and national security cannot be taken lightly.

“We cannot afford to gamble with Punjab’s hard-earned peace. The government must act firmly and immediately before the situation worsens further,” he said.