**Hooda Criticizes Haryana Government on Law and Order Failures, Highlights Surge in Criminal Activity**
In a significant political statement, former Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda has condemned the current Haryana government’s management of law and order, asserting that the rise of criminal gangs is a direct consequence of its negligence. Speaking at a press conference, Hooda outlined a distressing trend of increasing violence and lawlessness across the state, calling for immediate action to address the growing insecurity.
Hooda cited multiple incidents of crime, including organized violence and street-level gang activities, which he believes have escalated in the absence of effective governance. He urged the current administration to prioritize public safety and restore confidence among citizens. “The people of Haryana are living in fear, and daily life has become perilous due to rampant crime. The government’s failures have emboldened criminal factions,” he warned.
In the wake of these alarming trends, Hooda is rallying the opposition to pressure the government to enhance law enforcement capacities, invest in community policing, and collaborate with local communities to tackle gang violence. As tensions rise, the former chief minister’s critique serves as a clarion call for the state to recommit to its responsibility of safeguarding the lives and property of its residents.
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