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Killing of Rajni Bala: CEO likely to face action
For not transferring deceased to safer place
6/8/2022 11:33:26 PM
Early Times Report

Jammu, June 8: The Chief Education Officer (CEO) Kulgam is likely to face action for not considering repeated requests of deceased Rajni Bala to transfer her to a safer place.
Rajni Bala, a Dalit teacher of Samba district of Jammu, attained martyrdom on May 31 in coward terror attack at Kulgam.
Raj Kumar Atri, husband of the deceased Rajni Bala told media persons that Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha has sought information from him regarding the application which he (Raj Kumar) had written to the CEO for tranfer.
Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Wednesday visited residence of Rajni Bala and expressed his condolence with the bereaved family.
“LG has himself asked about the exact when I approached the CEO for transfer of my wife to a safer place”, Raj Kumar told media persons.
Earlier Raj Kumar has blamed the administration for turning a “deaf ear” to their repeated requests to transfer her to a safer area in view of the targeted killings of members of minority communities in Kashmir Valley.
Raj Kumar lamented that it was all due to the indifferent attitude of the authorities that his wife has lost her life.
For the last one and half months, Raj Kumar was approaching authorities to get his wife transferred to a safer place. Authorities had issued a transfer order for Rajni Bala a day before she was killed by terrorists.
The transfer order was issued on Monday but the ill-fated teacher was killed by terrorists on Tuesday when she had gone to the school to get relieved for the new place of posting.
“Had the administration transferred her to a safer place earlier, she might have been alive by now. I curse my destiny. Just a day after her transfer, she was killed by terrorists,” Kumar told reporters.
Raj Kumar has repeated approach CEO and told him that the school was not safe for his wife, but he did not do anything.
Kumar said he went to the Kulgam CEO again after a few days and requested him for her wife's transfer, but the latter allegedly became angry and threatened him saying Bala will be posted further away.
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