Sukhbir Singh Badal, the president of the Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD), expressed grave concerns about public safety in Punjab under the rule of the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP). Speaking at a public meeting in Samana, he highlighted the recent killing of an assistant sub-inspector in Majitha, questioning the safety of police personnel and the general public. Badal stated that the state's lawlessness has escalated, with increased incidents of drug-related crime, robberies, and gang warfare, even within high-security prisons. He held Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann accountable for the deteriorating situation and called for his resignation, asserting that Punjab is suffering from a breakdown of constitutional order. Furthermore, Badal criticized AAP for failing to establish a strong Lokpal, leaving over 150 anti-corruption complaints unresolved. He also demanded action against AAP leaders who allegedly threatened to rig the municipal elections, indicating a need for accountability in governance. The SAD is urging voters to support their party in the upcoming elections to restore order and safety in Punjab.