Punjab BJP Chief Alleges Police Collusion With AAP in Undemocratic Acts

He urges an impartial inquiry into cases he argues expose the misuse of state power.

Overview

At a Chandigarh briefing, Sunil Jakhar alleged sections of the Punjab Police have "bowed" to the AAP government, calling them "gangsters in uniform" who help rig elections and extort money.
He cited recent cases to claim law and order is worsening, naming the Ferozepur killing of an RSS leader's son, two deaths in a Ludhiana marriage palace shooting, and an attack on AAP leader Daljit Raju's home in Phagwara.
On a viral Patiala SSP audio clip, he said police declared it AI-generated within two hours without an inquiry and issued summons to journalists and political leaders.
He asserted that a High Court‑supervised probe showed jailed gangster Lawrence Bishnoi’s interview was conducted from Punjab, contradicting what he said was a DGP affidavit.
He invoked Arvind Kejriwal’s November 7 warning to gangsters to leave the state, claiming crimes continued since then, and he presented the BJP as willing to rein in "black sheep" within the force.