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| Cops involved in committing atrocities on people during Amarnath land row likely to face music | | Hindu groups preparing list | | Early Times Report
Jammu, Sept 1: Police officers/officials who had committed atrocities on people of Jammu region during 2008 Amarnath land agitation are likely to face music because Hindu organisations have started mounting pressure on the Union Government to provide justice to the victims.
During a function which was held on August 31 at Geeta Bhawan, family members of those who lost lives due to police atrocities, have not only demanded adequate compensation but they also demanded that those responsible for killing their loved ones should also be brought to book.
Further a demand was raised that some police officers who had disrespected body of martyr Kuldeep Verma are still roaming freely.
In the presence of Dr Jitendra Singh, who is Minister of State (MoS) in Prime Minister's Office (PMO) martyrs families pointed out that during the last six years Omar Abdullah government has deliberately given important posting to the officers who had committed atrocities on people during Amarnath land stir in the year 2008. They sought to draw attention of Dr Jitendra Singh towards some of the officers, who were identified as anti-agitation, are still enjoying important position. They said that by appointing these "killer" police officers on important positions, Omar Abdullah government has deliberately rubbed salt on the wounds of those who lost their family members in that historic agitation.
Credible sources said that various Hindu organisations of Jammu region have decided to prepare a list of all those police officers who were in the forefront to attack people. This list would be sent to the Union Home Ministry for further action.
Representatives of Hindu organisations were of the view that it was the appropriate time to teach a lesson to such officers so that in future police officers think twice to commit atrocities on Jammu people just to please their Kashmir centric political bosses.
With a nationalist government at the helm of the affairs at the Centre, Hindu groups want to utilize their opportunity to settle their score. |
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