JPPF demands immediate release of over 100 detained Jammu youths
The Jammu Province People's Forum (JPPF), an organization advocating the cause of Dogras, threatened agitation today if the police do not immediately release over 100 boys allegedly detained in Jammu during the protests against Pulwama terror attack. "100 plus innocent (boys) are detained for none of their faults," Working President of the Forum, M S Katoch said in Jammu today. Here's more.
Release innocent youths otherwise situation will become worse, said Katoch
"We request the administration to release the detained innocent youths of Jammu, otherwise situation will become bad to worse", said Katoch today. The JPPF, which supervised the agitation for the Central University Jammu (CUJ) and AIIMS and forced the Central government to announce the two institutes for Jammu, has asked the government to release the detained youths immediately.
No action taken against those chanting 'anti-India' slogans: Forum president
Lashing at the administration for "anti-Jammu" steps, Katoch said the city is under strict curfew for the last 5 days and people here are having a "tough time". He said the government "failed" to control the situation and alleged that no action was taken against those chanting "anti-India" slogans in Jammu. "No action has been taken against them (who raised anti-national slogans)," Katoch said.
JPPF paid rich tributes to the martyrs of Pulwama attack
Katoch further said, "It's a matter of shame that even the people living in the government quarters in Sarwal and Janipur area are involved in this anti-national offense and no action has been taken by the government against the culprits." The JPPF paid rich tributes to the martyrs of Pulwama attack by the Jaish-e-Mohammed in which at least 40 CRPF personnel were killed.
