Image Source : PTI Former Punjab Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh
Ajnala incident: Three days after the Ajnala incident, former Punjab Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh lambasted his successor Bhagwant Mann and asserted that the Centre should intercede “if the AAP government is not able to control the law and order situation in the state”.
The important remarks from Singh got here after hundreds of supporters of Amritpal Singh, a Khalistan sympathizer, had on Thursday staged a large demonstration in Amritsar to protest towards the arrest of his aide Lovepreet Singh Toofan. Later, the police needed to launch him.
“Drones getting caught every day”
Taking a dig on the latest improvement, the defence veteran, whereas chatting with the news company ANI, stated, “The law and order is not the Centre’s subject. If they (Punjab Govt) are not able to handle it then the Government of India will have to take charge. There are drones getting caught every single day, I think Centre must see it.”
Singh additionally raised grave questions over the go to of Mann to Mumbai the place he met former Shiv Sena chief Uddhav Thackeray– only a day after the Ajnala incident occurred. “CM Bhagwant Mann is not interested in what is going on in Punjab. He is afraid of taking any steps. Police officials may have got orders not to take any steps during the Ajnala incident. The law and order have deteriorated in Punjab,” he famous.
What occurred in Ajnala?
The supporters, who had been holding swords and weapons of their fingers, broke by way of police barricades erected exterior Ajnala police station. The police later stated “in the light of the evidence presented”, it has been determined that Lovepreet Singh Toofan can be discharged. Lovepreet Singh was launched from jail on Friday following orders of a court docket in Ajnala on an software by the police.
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