Key Takeaways
- Pappu Yadav claims Bihar’s law and order can be restored in 72 hours if his party wins.
- He accuses the current government of giving patronage to criminals and mafias.
- Yadav emphasizes his commitment to visit houses of the poor regardless of caste or creed.
- The Jan Adhikar Party (JAP) positions security improvement as its core election promise.
Patna: Patron of Jan Adhikar Party (JAP) Rajesh Ranjan alias Pappu Yadav on Saturday said that law and order would be improved in 72 hours if his party was voted to power in Bihar.
Yadav said law and order had totally collapsed in Bihar as criminals were striking at their will.
Serious crimes like murder, loot and rapes had become order of the day in Bihar, he remarked.
JAP leader said that criminals were getting patronage of the government which made it difficult for police administration to check crimes.
Ministers could be seen visiting homes of mafias and criminals but they had no time to go to houses of poor to mitigate their sufferings, he added.
“We would improve the law and order situation in Bihar within 72 hours if voted to power,” Yadav said adding that he always used to visit houses of poor irrespective of their caste and creed.
It was time for people to think who would work in their larger interest, he further added.
