Dhangri terror attack: Administration didn’t allow victim’s kin protest on highway. Police barricaded the entire Dhangri village, nobody allowed to enter or leave

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SHYAM SOOD

RAJOURI, SEPTEMBER 04:–Rajouri District Administration on Monday didn’t allow the family members of the seven people, who were killed in the terror attack in the month of January, to hold their proposed protest against the alleged delay in action against the perpetrators of the Dhangri massacre and against the terrorist supporters of the terrorists who facilitated the attack.
The police well in advance before the beginning of the protest had barricaded the entire Dhangri village and didn’t allow any person, even the reporters, to reach Dhangri Chowk.
Saroj Bala, who lost both her sons Deepak & Prince in the January massacre, tried to break the police barricade to move towards Muradpur Chowk but was not allowed.
Family members of the seven civilians killed in a terror attack along with villagers and supporters then sat on Dharna at Dhangri Chowk at about 8 am to express their resentment and demands.

It is pertinent to mention here that on June 12, demanding justice, hundreds of villagers along with family members of Dhangri victims marched in a procession from Dhangri and blocked the busy Jammu-Poonch NH144 A highway at Muradpur Chowk, about 500 mts away from the scene of the terror attack, and the administration had to face tough time for about eight hours to restore the highway.
Family members of the seven people killed in a terror attack in the month of January this year have called for a protest on September 4 against an alleged delay in action by security agencies over the incident.
In the terror attack, five people were killed on January 1 while two children were killed on January 2 in an IED blast that was left behind by the terrorists involved in the attack.
After the announcement of September 4 protest by the family members of Dhangri victims, NIA (investigating the Dhangri terror attack) on Saturday announced the formal arrest of 2 persons for harbouring terrorists involved in Dhangri massacre.
District Administration asked Saroj Bala to leave for Jammu to identify the arrested persons.
“Before I could reach Jammu, the NIA released a press note carrying the photos of the arrested persons, “said Saroj Bala.
“What was the fun of my Jammu visit for the identification of the persons when their photos were released in the press” asked Saroj Bala.
She & other family members of the Dhangri victims expressed their satisfaction & faith in the fair investigation by the NIA and the Union Government.
“Nine months have already passed since the terror attack but we are still waiting for justice. We don’t need jobs and compensation. We are demanding justice for our children who have sacrificed their lives” said Saroj Bala.
At about 7 pm, Assistant Commissioner Revenue (ACR), Imran Kataria visited the families and assured the families that NIA is investigating the incident and soon & they should wait for the final report.