Protests descending into mob rule, PM warns police

The Prime Minister issued a warning to police today, cautioning them about the dangers of protests descending into mob rule. In recent weeks, demonstrations across the country have turned increasingly violent, with reports of looting, vandalism, and attacks on law enforcement officers.

“It is imperative that our police force act swiftly and decisively to maintain law and order during these protests,” the Prime Minister said in a statement. “We cannot allow chaos to reign in our streets.”

He urged protesters to exercise their right to peaceful assembly responsibly, but also stressed that violence and destruction would not be tolerated.

The Prime Minister’s warning comes as tensions continue to escalate between protesters and authorities. In some cities, curfews have been imposed to quell the unrest, while additional police forces have been called in to help control the situation.

As the country grapples with ongoing social and political unrest, the Prime Minister’s message serves as a stark reminder of the need for vigilance and restraint in the face of escalating protests.