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| Lal Singh welcomes Nirbhaya verdict | | Bats for CBI probe to ensure culprits in Rassana case meet similar fate | | Early Times Report
Jammu, July 9: Ex-Minister and MLA Basohli Choudhary Lal Singh in a statement issued here today welcomed verdict in the Nirbhaya Case and demanded similar punishment for those responsible for brutal murder of 8 year old in Rasana after thorough CBI probe addresses grievances of the commoners of Jammu region and nabs real culprits.
"This is victory of truth. Similarly, the entire Jammu region is demanding CBI probe in the Rasana case on the grounds that the probe was held at a time when a Kashmir based Chief Minister was on chair and she was desperate to regain her lost constituency. She tried to use Rasana case to regain her lost constituency on the premise that she was not accepting genuine demand of a particular community. This was why she refused CBI probe in the Rasana case," said Choudhary Lal Singh.
He added "Nirbhaya case shook the entire nation while the Rasana case was used by a Kashmir based political party to further its ill-designs and tarnish the image of Jammu region.."
Choudhary Lal Singh said "I resigned and joined my people in their struggle for a fair probe. I am with my people and fighting for Dogra pride. Where is she? She cannot even address a small gathering in her constituency despite having danced on the tunes of the so-called separatists and hardliners in Kashmir valley. She denied justice to 8 year old Goddess and daughter of Dogra land and look, what the destiny has done with her? Dogras will continue their fight for Justice till the time the same is not delivered to the 8 year old Goddess."
Choudhary Lal Singh said "Unity is need of the hour. People may have ideological differences with me or may not have liked my style of working but let us join hands for that 8 year old who was brutally murdered and later, a campaign was launched to damage the social fabric of Jammu region by branding every Jammuite as rapist." He added that Dogras should not let anyone play with their sentiments. |
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