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(Viral Video) Sen. Drilon Lambasts PNP Chief Dela Rosa on Oplan Tokhang

Sen. Franklin Drilon made headlines anew after his interrogation with the PNP Chief on their "Oplan Tokhang" operations went viral on social media. During the senate inquiry in the alleged extra-judicial killings, the senator keeps on questioning the abilities of the PNP to conduct such kind of operation.

Watch How Sen. Drilon Questions Gen. Dela Rosa on Oplan Tokhang:




The PNP Chief answered politely the questioned asked by the Senator but most netizens were angry with Sen. Drilon on the way he delivered his question to the PNP Chief.

According to Sen. Drilon, one of the ally of the former President Aquino and considered as leader of Liberal Party, the Oplan Tokhang operation of the PNP is indeed alarming due to some reported data which was given to the senator.

Sen. Drilon also shared during the Senate Inquiry some documents to prove that some people were alarmed with the alleged "Oplan Tokhang."

Although the PNP Chief keeps on explaining his side, Sen. Drilon insisted that most people are now afraid with the operations of the PNP particularly their Oplan Tokhang in various exclusive subdivisions in Metro Manila.


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