The BJP on Monday carried out protests throughout Punjab and burnt chief minister Bhagwant Mann’s effigies in opposition to his authorities’s failure to examine the deteriorating legislation and order state of affairs within the state.

While saying the protest on Sunday, state BJP president Ashwani Sharma stated that after successful elections, chief minister Mann had promised to make Punjab vibrant.

“Shooting and killing in broad daylight have grow to be a commonplace. The state misplaced singer Sidhu Moose Wala and Kabaddi participant Sandeep Nangal because of the failing legislation and order state of affairs. This isn’t the form of Punjab we had requested for,” he had said.

In Bathinda, BJP activists, led by district president Vinod Kumar Binta, gathered at Fire Brigade and carried out the protest by burning CM Mann’s effigy against increase in organized crime and other anti-social elements.

Party activists in Fazilka raised slogans against the Aam Aadmi Party government for lowering liquor rates but overlooking law and order.

District president Rakesh Dhuria said that since AAP has formed the government in Punjab, the law-and-order situation has deteriorated.

“Under the new government, murders, snatchings, shootouts etc have become a daily feature. The government has failed to take concrete steps against the criminals,” he stated.

Faridkot and Ferozepur additionally witnessed protests on the district headquarters the place the occasion leaders charged the Mann authorities for being mute spectator to prison actions.

In Jalandhar, senior occasion leaders burnt the effigy of the chief minister and shouted slogans in opposition to the AAP authorities at Company Bagh Chowk.

BJP state vp and former mayor Rakesh Rathore stated that within the final three months because the AAP authorities took over, the legislation and order is deteriorating within the border state of Punjab which is harmful.

Senior occasion chief Mahendra Bhagat stated that there is no such thing as a such factor as legislation and order wherever in Punjab and within the final three months, not a day has handed when there is no such thing as a firing incident within the state, referring to the latest killing of singer-politician Sidhu Moose Wala.

Sarabjeet Makkar, former SAD chief who lately joined BJP, stated that it has grow to be a standard factor to promote medicine in Punjab, and the youth of the state is getting affected by it to an incredible deal.