"Pathankot attack is a mysterious incident, especially when the Intelligence Bureau already knew that terrorists have entered the town," Singh told reporters here en-route to Indore.
"Where was Punjab Police SP (Salvinder Singh), his jeweler friend and cook between 12 am to 3 pm," he asked, adding it's a major question considering that the militants set the trio free but killed the SP's driver.
"I have been saying this for long that Punjab Police officers, leaders, especially of Akali Dal, are involved in the smuggling of gold and opium. They are involved in the 'game of corruption' since long," he alleged.
"I want to know whether the government has given the entire responsibility of the government to Doval," Singh asked.
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