Ludhiana Blast Aimed At Disturbing Punjab's Peace: Arvind Kejriwal
NDTV
The Delhi chief minister, who is on a Punjab visit, promised to set up a separate police unit to protect all religious places and prevent sacrilege incidents.
Aam Aadmi Party leader Arvind Kejriwal on Friday said the alleged sacrilege attempts and the Ludhiana bomb blast are the handiwork of a few people wanting to disturb the state's peace and such incidents will continue unless a strong government takes over.
The Delhi chief minister, who is on a Punjab visit, promised to set up a separate police unit to protect all religious places and prevent sacrilege incidents.
He also called the drug case lodged against Shiromani Akali Dal leader Bikram Singh Majithia a "political stunt".
A bomb had exploded in the Ludhiana district courts complex on Thursday, killing one and injuring six, prompting the Punjab government to declare a high alert in the state.
