Congress holds candle march in Bathinda over ‘deteriorating’ law and order in Punjab

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Updated At : 11:48 AM Oct 22, 2023 IST

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Bathinda, October 21

The Congress today took out a candlelight march over ‘deteriorating’ law and order in the state.

Congress Bathinda (Urban) chief Rajan Garg said, “Security personnel are nowhere to be seen. As a result, the residents feel insecure in the city.” He said the incidents of looting had increased manifold.

The Congress leaders also gave a memorandum of their demands to SP (City) Narinder Singh.

Senior Congress leaders Ashok Kumar, KK Agarwal, Tehal Singh Sandhu, Rupinder Bindra and Harvinder Laddu were also present on the occasion.

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