Ever since there have been bomb threats in 40 schools in Delhi, we are all shaken from within, says the AAP leader
The article from the National Herald discusses Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia's criticism of the central government regarding law and order issues in Delhi. Sisodia highlighted the deteriorating security situation, pointing out that despite the central government's control over Delhi's police, there has been a noticeable increase in crime rates, including a recent daylight robbery in the Pragati Maidan tunnel. He accused the central government of failing to maintain law and order, which he claims has led to a sense of insecurity among Delhi's residents. Sisodia emphasized the need for the central government to "fix the atmosphere" by improving police efficiency and responsiveness. He also mentioned that the AAP government has been pushing for more control over the police to better manage the city's security, but their efforts have been met with resistance from the Centre.
Politics & Government
Mon, December 9, 2024 
