Cong ex-MLA submits memo to Governor on curbing crime

Tribune News Service

Chandigarh, July 12

Former MLA and senior Congress leader Naresh Yadav submitted a memorandum to Haryana Governor Kaptan Singh Solanki on Thursday and sought his intervention in curbing crime that is being committed under the “protection of local politicians and the police” in Mahendergarh district.

Yadav alleged that arrests were not being made despite the registration of FIRs and added that ordinary people are living in fear.

“Recently, loot was committed at an oil mill in Kanina at gunpoint. Just half an hour before the incident, the miscreants had opened fire in the open outside a college,” the memorandum said.

Yadav alleged that the perpetrators of crime had become so bold that they looted gold and silver from a former Director General of Police’s house at Kanti village and the police had failed to nab the criminals so far.