Kranti Dal held a strong protest against the Pakistan for continuing ceasefire violationsJammu, oct 07:Kranti Dal today held a strong protestagainst the Pakistan for continuing ceasefire violations resulting in the killing of five innocent civilian and injuring more than 30 civilians by Pakistani troop in Arnia sector. Animals above than 30 are also killedin the pak shelling.The protesters set ablaze effigy of Pakistan’s Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif amidst anti-Pakistan slogans.Strict action should be taken against Pakistan as it has repeatedly indulged in such activities, Kranti DalState President Pritam Sharma said.He lambasted the Narendra Modi-ledNDA government for being soft towards Pakistan, despite the repeated attacks by the neighbouring nation.He urged the army to retaliate strongly to the frequent ceasefire violations by Pakistan.When Pakistan is not willing to listen and mend its ways India should give it a strong reply in the same language which it understands, Pritam said adding that it is high time India should teach them a lesson and our leadership should devise a strategy to deal with them firmly.He said that such actions by the Pakistan troops on the Border Post are almost regular and the Pak Army is not bothering to adhere to the ceasefire agreement.Army should be given powers to givebefitting reply to the enemy according to the situations, he demanded. Pritam Sharma also demanded adequate compensation for the victims of cross border firing.Offering condolences to the bereaved families and the victims, Pritam Sharma said. “Our heart goes out to the affected families.”It is deeply saddening that Pakistan Forces’ act of aggression deprived a number of families from celebrating the auspicious Eid, he said.Others Kranti Dal activists present in the protest were Rajinder Bhagat, Vijay Kumar, Akhil Gandotra, Sankul Gupta, Neeraj Dhiman, Tarun Gupta, Amit Menia, Nitin Walia, Anil, Sandeep, Rahul, Rohit Sharma, Rattan, Raju and Chander Kumar.
Posted on: Wed, 08 Oct 2014 09:50:12 +0000
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