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BJP approach Union Govt to reopen Amarnath land agitation Some police officers likely to face the music 6/30/2014 11:55:46 PM Early Times Report JAMMU, June 30: After attaining power at New Delhi, state unit of BJP has decided to reopen the cases of 2008 Amarnath land row controversy to bring those police officers to book who had committed atrocities on people of Jammu during the stir. Credible sources in the BJP said that party leadership is in consultation with the erstwhile Amarnath Yatra Sangharsh Samittee (AYSS), which had launched 60 days long stir. AYSS has been asked to prepare list of those police officers who had committed atrocities on the people of Jammu region. The officers, who were responsible for insulting and mutilating dead body of martyr Kuldeep Verma, have been enjoying pump postings. These officers have been deliberately given important positions by the present Government to rub salts on the wounds of those who had bore brunt of the atrocities of police at that time. BJP leaders have already prepared a list of those officers including those who have attained retirement. Party is especially targeting those officers who had mutilated dead body of Kuldeep Verma and killed some innocent people in the firing at several places. Sources said that BJP leadership has decided to approach the high command to get Justice GD Sharma Inquiry Commission report implemented. After Amarnath land agitation, one man inquiry commission headed by Justice GD Sharma was constituted but report of this Commission is yet to be made public. Credible sources said that Justice Sharma had fixed responsibility on some police officers for inflicting atrocities on people of Jammu region during the agitation in the year 2008. Furthermore some police officers had ordered unprovoked firing on the protesting people just to appease leaders of Kashmir Centric parties. BJP has also decided to take this issue before the Union Government so that case of murder should be started against those officers.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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