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CM visits families of stone pelters killed in Valley, forgets martyrs of Jammu
Family of Hav Roshan Lal awaits 'official' condolence
2/20/2018 11:45:15 PM
Gurdas Kumar
Early Times Report
Vijaypur, Feb 20: Heartburn born out of discrimination has aggravated the pain of the family members of Martyr Havaldar Roshan Lal, who laid down his life in ceasefire violation by Pakistan in Rajouri district on February 4, last as nobody from the government visited the family to offer condolences.
Expressing anger, the aggrieved family members said that it was very sad that government had adopted indifferent attitude towards the martyrs of Jammu region as more than two weeks have passed but till date none from Government has visited their family.
Martyr is survived by his wife Asha Devi, son Abhinandan, daughter Arkita study in class 10th, 8th respectively in Army Public School Samba and also his father Des Raj (85). "We were expecting the Chief Minister or some other senior leader from Jammu region to visit our family in distress to condole the death, but shockingly even Dr Jatinder Singh MOS in PMO and MP from our constituency also didn't not come even though he had visited Jammu" Asha Devi the wife of martyr Roshan Lal said expressing her anguish.
"When a stone pelter in Kashmir is killed, Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti herself immediately goes to his house and also offers jobs to next of kin but she has no time to visit the martyr's family. No one from government side even made a single phone call to us" he rued. She however thanked Army's Brigadier who made calls to the family and also offered all assistance.
Abhinandan, son of Marty Havldar Roshan Lal said that the government has disgraced martyr's families and he also alleged that three jawans were martyred from the parliamentary constituency of MOS Dr Jatinder Singh in one week but he did not care to visit their families and offer condolences to them.
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