Is Ludhiana Court Complex blast a sign of Punjab Police Intel wing failure?

According to the latest information, the central agency has already informed the Punjab state government regarding the upcoming threats in the state and it was disclosed that across the border, some terrorist groups are active to disturb the peace in the state. Even after the tip-off, the state government failed to track the anti-national movement that lead to these horrifying incidents. It is the foremost duty of the State Intelligence Wing to tackle these kinds of problems in their state. 

Counter Intelligence Wing whose key task is to handle these kinds of activities failed to stop this kind of activity. Punjab has reported five back-to-back cases of terror activities in the state, in half-2021. This shows that once again terror activities across the border are active and are ready to enter the state. 

The state has witnessed five such blasts since August and the police are unsuccessful to catch the accused, which raises a big question mark on the working of the intelligence wing of the state police. 

The five past cases recorded in Punjab related to blast incidents in the state were:

Explosion at a petrol pump near Ajnala, Amritsar occurred late at night. The oil tanker caught fire after the investigation police found four accused that allegedly used an Explosive device for the explosion. 

A Tiffin bomb blasted outside a shop in Firozpur. No causalities but the shopkeeper suffered some financial damage due to the blast.  

A motorcycle explosion in Bathinda's Jalalabad happened. After the investigation, the local Police concluded that it was a terror act. The motorcycle was carrying explosive material with the plan of exploding it in a crowded place. Accidently the material exploded before the actual plantation.

A low-intensity blast occurred at the CIA staff office in Nawanshahr. During the investigation, the police found some grenade substances on the stop. 

A hand grenade blast took place at Pathankot Army's cantonment. The grenade was thrown by motorcyclists near the Triveni gate of the army camp. Local police officials recovered Grenade parts from the site.