Chandigarh, July 24 -- A day after the appointment of former Haryana BJP president Subash Barala's son Vikas Barala, who is facing trial in the infamous 2017 stalking case, as assistant advocate general by the Haryana government, the complainant, Varnika Kundu, called it a reflection of "values and standards" of the authorities. Kundu, daughter of retired IAS officer VS Kundu, vented out her anger on an Instagram post, writing, "Appointing someone to a public position of power is not just a political decision, it's a reflection of values and standards." She went on to write that perhaps the questions should be directed at the authorities whose ethics and standards allowed this decision to be made. "Our policy makers run the country; the rest of us are just hoping they remember they work for the Indian citizen," she wrote. Kundu also spoke about the case and the never-ending adjournments in court, which have resulted in a long delay. The case made headlines in 2017 and has been crawling in Chandigarh's district courts at a snail's pace. "...despite months of national media attention, it has dragged on for this long with little progress. Although we seem no closer to a conclusion than we were five year ago, I continue to hold faith in the judiciary until the verdict is announced, but I won't deny that faith has wavered," she further wrote. The case was registered on August 4, 2017, under Sections 354-D, 341, 365, 511 and 34 of the Indian Penal Code when Varnika Kundu, then a disco jockey (DJ), was allegedly stalked by accused Vikas and his friend Ashish. She was headed home when she noticed a car following her. As per the case, the two accused attempted to block her path and tried to enter her vehicle. Police had added sections of kidnapping after widespread criticism of police functioning....