“Home Minister Amit Shah’s Eye On It”: J&K BJP Chief On Killings Of People In Valley

The killings were followed by massive protests and the daughters blamed the military for the killings. The army, on its part, has said that both the civilians, who were working as laborers for the army for the last 15 years, were injured in the terrorist firing. On Friday the men were shot dead near the entrance to the army base. “Two persons have died in early morning firing incident by unidentified terrorists near Military Hospital in Rajouri. Officials of police, security forces and civil administration are under capture,” the army tweeted.

Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha termed the incident as unfortunate and announced a compensation of Rs 5 lakh for the affected family. Sinha tweeted, “Rajouri incident is very unfortunate. Condolences to all. The identity of the lives cannot be determined, but still I announce an ex-gratia of Rs five lakh for each affected family.” Raina said that the lieutenant governor also spoke to the entire headdress and assured that justice would be served.

Rinder Rana said, “Our country works according to the law and no one is above the law. Whoever is involved should face the law.” The J&K Police said they have registered a case and investigation is underway, while the Army also denied cooperation in the investigation. Haseeb Mughal, sub-inspector of police, Rajouri-Poonch, said, “A primary has been registered. A complete investigation will be done.”

Yesterday, hundreds of protestors blocked the Jammu-Poonch highway, attacked army camps with stairwells. They were demanding action against the army guards whom they claim killed Surinder and Kamal Kishore. When Frozen refuses to resign, a senior army officer talks to him and informs him that he will cooperate with the investigation and help those who have lost loved ones. Earlier, the State President of Jammu and Kashmir BJP had demanded the Court of Inquiry to investigate the shooting incident. He said that it is expected that the army will maintain the highest standards and respond accordingly to the confusion.

Raina said, “Like in the past when some civilians were injured in Shopian, the army conducted a court of inquiry and those involved were taken to action.” “I have full reliance on the Army, in this unfortunate and tragic incident, the Army’s Northern Command is looking into it and the Army may take action under its jurisdiction.” In July 2020, three shoemakers from Rajouri were killed in Shopian over a fake advertisement. His men, including an officer, were charged by the army with murder by a Court of Inquiry.

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