Demand for a strong surgical strike on terrorist hideouts and launching pads
DOGRA HERALD BUREAU
jammu, Oct 21
Killing of innocent and unarmed people in Kashmir, angry Shiv Sainiks burnt the effigy and flag of Pakistan and puppet organization, Lashkar-e-Taiba’s ‘TRF’. Along with this, strong military action was demanded at the terrorist hideouts and launch pads on the Pakistan border.
Led by the Manish Sahni, president, Shiv Sena (UBT) J&K , gathered at Indira Chowk in Jammu , burnt the effigy of Pakistan and TRF, terming the killing of 7 innocent and unarmed people by terrorists in Ganderbal, Kashmir, as an evil and cowardly act.
Sahni said that the series of target killings in Jammu and Kashmir is not stopping. So far in the year 2024, seven incidents of target killing have taken place in which about two dozen innocent people have been killed.
On 7 February, two people of the Sikh community were targeted in Habba Kadar, 8 April a cab driver was killed, 17 April a laborer from Bihar was killed in Anantnag, 18 May a Jaipur couple was killed in Pahalgam, June ten people were killed by attacking a bus of devotees of Mata Vaishnodevi in ??Reasi, Jammu, on 16 October a youth from Bihar was shot in Shopian and yesterday 7 laborers were killed in Ganderbal.
Sahni also demanded strong military action and surgical strikes on the hideouts and launching pads of terrorists in the border of Pakistan, which is running a factory of terrorism.
Along with this, questions were also raised on the failures of intelligence agencies and the Lieutenant Governor’s regime to deal with terrorism. Sahni has demanded to appoint an experienced and former retired army officer the Lieutenant Governor of Jammu and Kashmir. Along with this, a demand was made to give compensation of one crore to the families of the deceased.
On this occasion, General Secretary Vikas Bakshi, working President Jai Bharat (Bharti), President Kamgar Raj Singh, Vice President Rajesh Jandial, City President Rohan Malwal, Secretary Geeta Lakhotra, Manish Anand, Pawan Singh, Neeti Devi, Sunita Kumari, Dimple, Sham Loria, Ajay Kumar, Nitin, Shakti Kumar and many other leaders and workers were present.
