Rising Crime Rates Raise Alarms in Rajasthan: Opposition Leaders Concerns
Jaipur, November 12: Rajasthan’s opposition leader, Tikaram Julie, has sharply criticized the BJP government for the deteriorating law and order situation in the state. He reported alarming statistics, revealing that in the first nine months of 2026, there were 1,006 murders, 4,146 cases of sexual assault, and 2,012 incidents under the POCSO Act. Julie emphasized that the rule of law has plunged into chaos, replaced by what he termed “jungle raj.”
According to Julie’s figures, the state is witnessing an average of four murders and 15 sexual assaults daily. He noted a 35% increase in cases under the NDPS Act compared to the same period last year, along with a rise in Arms Act violations, indicating a growing network of drugs and illegal weapons.
Julie referenced the brutal murder of history-sheeter Vijay Bajiya in Jaipur, highlighting the severity of crime in the capital. He stated that such heinous acts raise serious questions about the government’s law enforcement capabilities. The public, he claimed, is living in fear, with criminals showing no regard for the law or police.
He also pointed to the gruesome murder of former BJP MLA Atar Singh Bhadhana in October, questioning the safety of ordinary citizens when even political figures are not secure. Julie lamented that daily incidents of murder, robbery, shootings, and crimes against women are rampant, leaving no district untouched by criminal activity.
In a call to action, Julie urged the government to prioritize public safety over celebrations. He criticized the Chief Minister and the government for focusing on achievements and preparations for a three-year anniversary celebration while the populace lives in fear and insecurity. He questioned whether this celebration would reflect the state’s lawlessness and chaos. Julie demanded strict action against criminals, accountability from the police, and a restoration of public trust in safety.
The government is planning events across the state from December 8 to 25 to mark its three-year tenure.
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