As the Unit­ed Na­tion­al Con­gress ad­min­is­tra­tion ap­proach­es its first 100 days in of­fice, it is re­ceiv­ing praise for its col­lab­o­ra­tive ap­proach with cit­i­zens on key is­sues and its ef­forts to re­vive the econ­o­my. How­ev­er, its ap­proach to crime is fac­ing crit­i­cism.

To­day marks 96 days since the par­ty’s sweep­ing vic­to­ry at the April 28 Gen­er­al Elec­tion. The UNC as­sumed of­fice on a plat­form of pub­lic safe­ty, eco­nom­ic sta­bil­i­ty, high­er wages for pub­lic ser­vants and a more peo­ple-cen­tred ap­proach to gov­er­nance.

Po­lit­i­cal Sci­en­tist, Dr Bish­nu Ra­goonath, told Guardian Me­dia that the UNC Gov­ern­ment did not out­line a 100-day plan, mak­ing it hard to as­sess their ear­ly per­for­mance against spe­cif­ic goals.