'Mafia rule' hitting traders: AAP

Tribune News Service Chandigarh, October 8 The AAP today blamed the state and central governments for letting down businessmen and industrialists and forcing them to take to the streets. In a statement, senior AAP leader Aman Arora said, “While the...

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 10:56 AM Oct 09, 2021 IST

Tribune News Service

Chandigarh, October 8

The AAP today blamed the state and central governments for letting down businessmen and industrialists and forcing them to take to the streets.

In a statement, senior AAP leader Aman Arora said, “While the governments are ignoring the businessmen and traders, corrupt elements and mafia are looting them.”

The AAP leader said under the rule of the Akali-BJP and Congress government, mafia and corrupt ‘inspector raj’ had hit trading activities. “The mafia rule has deeply hit the law and order situation of the state and the crime reached its peak due to the increase in the number of gangsters,” he said.

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