Chandigarh : Former Punjab Director General of Police (DGP) SS Virk on Saturday questioned the police’s preparation on the Ajnala incident. have been erected. He said that the police should have been better prepared to deal with the Ajnala incident. He said that Punjab has seen the ‘dark days of terrorism’. That’s why the administration should take it seriously. Former Punjab DGP SS Virk, who has been at the forefront of the fight against terrorism, said that mob gathering mentality and such open demonstrations are not a good sign for democracy and law and order in any state.

Amritpal’s supporters attacked the police

At Ajnala police station by supporters of fundamentalist preacher Amritpal Singh A day after the attack, Punjab Director General of Police (DGP) Gaurav Yadav had said on Friday that the protesters had used the holy Guru Granth Sahib as a shield and attacked the policemen in a “cowardly” manner. Six people were injured in this.

for lovepreet bail Uproar in the police station Amritpal’s supporters on Thursday During the protest police barricades were broken and there was ruckus in the police station premises in Ajnala. During this, some supporters had swords and guns in their hands. The supporters were demanding that Lovepreet Singh alias Toofan be released. Amritpal Singh’s aide Lovepreet Singh was released from jail on Friday.

)Police will have to improve in action

Former Punjab DGP SS Virk said on Saturday that the state police should have been more prepared to deal with such a situation. He said that incidents related to law and order keep happening. But you have to learn from every incident and improve your action. He said that we have to ensure that we do not allow the dark days to return again. The government has to give this message.

Taking the issues seriously will happenVirk said that the government It has to decide that it will not allow violation of law and order. He said, ‘We have to ensure that timely action can prevent the situation from worsening. You have to take such issues seriously and deal with them firmly and effectively.’