Threats to Punjab police establishments, artists alarming

Tension brews in Punjab in the form of surging unrest as Khalistani arms, supported actively by the Pakistan Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI), are making intense disruption strides in the state.

With seven grenade attacks targeting the police stations of various towns in the last one month, Punjab has found itself in a dire security quagmire. The seventh attack on Gurdaspur's Bakshiwala police post was the latest. The Khalistan Zindabad Force (KZF) has claimed responsibility for the attack. Adding to this rising tension. Threats have now emerged against the Punjab Police headquarters and the popular Punjabi singer AP Dhillon ahead of his show in Chandigarh, leading to an unprecedented security enforcement.

The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has raised alarm over these developments, warning possible attacks on Punjabi artists. This input has led to a significant increase in security measures for AP Dhillon's show, set to take place on Saturday in Chandigarh's Sector-25.