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Over 20 murders in Ramnagar in past 4 years go untraced: Harsh
7/15/2019 11:49:15 PM
Early Times Report

Ramnagar, July 15: JKNPP activists led by Harsh Dev Singh JKNPP Chairman and Former Minister today led a massive protest outside Police Station Ramnagar alleging complete collapse of law and order machinery in Ramnagar constituency and unabated crime rate with atrocities on SCs and STs having crossed all limits during the past four years. The enraged activists protested against the failure of Police Deptt to trace any of the four murders that took place in remote villages of Ramnagar during the last one month with not a single culprit having been apprehended till date. The protestors further held demonstration outside SDM Ramnagar and Tehsildar Ramnagar and sought immediate apprehension of the culprits cautioning the authorities of a full scale agitation in case the murderers were not put behind bars at the earliest. Harsh Dev Singh while addressing the mammoth gathering said that more than 20 murders in Ramnagar constituency during the past four years had gone untraced and un-investigated. He alleged a Criminal-Police-Politician nexus in allowing the criminals an open field which had led to utter deterioration of law and order in the said constituency. He said that political shelter given to the criminals, vandals and marauders was largely responsible for spiralling crime rate with murders, physical assaults and attacks on poor, deprived and marginalized people having become the order of the day. Most distressing aspect was the atrocities committed on scheduled caste people with 90% of the untraced murders being of such under privileged classes. Handing over a list of untraced murders during the past four years, Mr. Singh through a memorandum addressed to Governor, sought a commission of Enquiry into these murders and mysterious deaths. The memorandum reads as under.
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