Chandigarh, March 15, Desh Click News
The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has praised the Punjab Police and the Punjab Government for arresting the culprits in the murder case of Shiv Sena leader Mangat Rai in Moga within 24 hours.
AAP Punjab’s senior leader and spokesperson Neel Garg said that this action clearly shows that the law and order situation in Punjab is completely under control under the leadership of Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann. Garg stated that the Mann government has given the police full freedom and clear instructions to take strict action against anyone disrupting the state’s peace and engaging in unlawful activities.
The AAP spokesperson said that protecting the lives and property of the people of Punjab is the top priority of the Aam Aadmi Party government. There can be no compromise on public safety, and the government will not allow anyone to play with law and order.
He also highlighted the recent incident in Patiala where the police safely returned a kidnapped child to his family and arrested the culprits. Garg said that the government is continuously taking action against criminals and drug traffickers. In the coming days, criminals and traffickers will either have to leave Punjab or quit their illegal activities. If they do not, they will end up behind bars.
The AAP leader appealed to the people of Punjab to support the government and said, “If you notice any illegal activities around you, immediately report them to the local police or administration. The Mann government will take strict action against it.”
Neel Garg also appreciated the exemplary efforts of the Punjab Police and said that the way the police acted with intelligence and bravery to arrest the criminals is highly commendable. He said that the police deserve recognition for their efforts to ensure public safety.
He reiterated the AAP government’s zero-tolerance policy against criminals under the leadership of Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann and stated that whether it is gangsters, drug traffickers, or kidnappers, they have no place in Punjab anymore.
Published on: March 15, 2025 8:41 pm
