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NSF signature campaign for CBI enquiry in Rassana case enters day 39 6/2/2018 10:09:51 PM Early Times Report Jammu, June 2: National Secular Forum today organized a 'signature campaign in Science College' to garner public support for CBI enquiry in Rassana murder case and with this it entered in 39th day. The campaign led by, State President Dr Vikas Sharma, Sr.Vice-President Papinder Singh, and, NSF activists today kicked off the signature campaign from Science College, here. The campaign which was initiated in response to the primary demand of the local people for CBI probe in the matter entered in 39th day and got a healthy response from the Science College. More than forty six thousand people from all walks of life reached the venue to pen down their signatures. Addressing the gathering here today, Dr Vikas Sharma said, that "If people of Jammu are not satisfied with the probe and seeking CBI probe then what's wrong in it. But, the national media projected the agitation of Jammu people as pro-rapist and anti-Muslim. And that's not acceptable to us. No one can play with the sentiments of Dogras who are warriors and not cowards who commit gang rape on a minor girl. We worship the little girls as "Devi" irrespective of their caste and creed." Dr Vikas also said that Govt should honour the public sentiment and order a CBI probe so as to identify the actual culprits, without fear or favour, and to accord them exemplary punishment. He said that people had expressed doubts over the credibility of present investigating agency, the Crime Branch, on the ground of inclusion of some officers of doubtful integrity in the enquiry committee. "Give death penalty to those who are the culprits, but harassment of innocents under the garb of enquiry was something that had sparked massive outrage not only in Kathua but other districts as well", he said.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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