No trace of Dhangri killers even after 62nd day of twin terror attacks. Security Review meeting held at Samote.

GNSONLINE RAJOURI 
SHYAM SOOD 

RAJOURI, MARCH 03:–Even on the 62nd day of the Dhangri massacre in Rajouri district of J&K, no contact has been established with the two killers of seven innocent civilians, including two children, in two terror incidents on January 1 & 2.
During these 62 days, several high-level security review meetings by the top brass of the police and Army have been held in Rajouri district and even the police appealed to the people to cooperate it in providing specific inputs about the Dhangri perpetrators (Rs 10 lakh reward already announced by the police).

But the Dhangri killers are still at large and the families of the victims and the villagers are still living in fear of another terror attack.

On Friday, another joint security conference of the Indian Army, J&K Police, and intelligence agencies was held at Samote in Kotranka sub-division of Rajouri district to review the security situation & to enhance operational synergy.

It is believed that the perpetrators of Dhangri massacre are hiding in the upper reaches/dense forests in Kotranka-Kalakot belt.

The members of victim’s families and the villagers while expressing their resentment over the failure of security agencies in tracing and killing the two terrorists responsible for the gruesome twin attacks in the village have decided to go on hunger strike from March 22.

They have postponed their hunger strike for one month (from February 22) on the request of SSP Rajouri because their step of hunger strike may hamper the ongoing investigation by NIA team.

Even intelligence agencies are at their toes to track and kill terrorists.
Five persons, including two brothers and a father-son duo, were killed in the firing on January 1 and two children died & ten others were injured when an improvised explosive device (IED) left behind by the attackers went off on January 2 at about 10 am.

Saroj Bala, the mother of two deceased brothers, namely Deepak & Price, has warned to go on an indefinite hunger strike in resentment as she and members of other victims’ families have been demanding action against the killers and those who have helped them in executing the killings.

“No more time will be given to administration after March 22 and we will go with our already proposed program,” said Sarpanch, Dheeraj Kumar.
Meanwhile, a poster(s) by TRF Jammu Front appeared in Thanamandi tehsil in the district warning those involved in the recent anti-encroachment drive.

Some suspects have been rounded up by the police for questioning, reportedly including an ex-militant.
“The matter is being inquired,” said DIG