Crime Fighting Takes Time

Give 'Anju' the time he needs. Who was in power for so long when this problem was festering into what it is now? Undercover work takes time, informants take time to feel safe and see other informants talk and live. It will take time for the criminals to get hungry and desperate and show their heads in new and old places. I think if we stick with it, there will be a big clean up of guns and dons in 18 months to 24 months. What else do the soldiers have to do but train and collect their salary?
-RG

In response to:
'We will not give up!'

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