Wednesday, 22 July 2026

 

 

LATEST NEWS Bhagwan Jagannath’s Rath Yatra a Living Symbol of Indian Culture, Social Harmony and Service- Nayab Singh Saini Congress stages protest at Congress Bhawan against paper leaks, police brutality on students Congress Using NEET to Revive Failing Politics, Silent on Punjab Exam Scams Every News Report Becomes a Document of Its Time- Nayab Singh Saini Haryana CM Nayab Singh Saini Unveils Major MSME, Startup and Industrial Reforms Under Vision @2047 Explore modern and advanced technology for the Printing and Stationery Department: Prof Ashim Kumar Ghosh Haryana Governor inaugurates renovation work of Gaushala Krishan Lal Panwar chairs District Public Grievances Committee meeting, orders to Register FIR Against Ansal API Without Delay Complete Remaining Work of Ganaur India International Horticulture Market Project at the Earliest- Shyam Singh Rana Haryana Govt Approves ₹35 Lakh Advanced Bionic Limbs for Panipat Child Who Lost Limbs in Electrocution Kavinder Gupta calls for integrating Indian knowledge systems with modern education 500+ athletes supported, four Commonwealth Games qualifiers: Axis Bank and IIS strengthen India’s judo talent pipeline Punjab Becomes 1st State in India to Introduce Artificial Intelligence as Mainstream Subject From Class I to XII says Harjot Bains Godrej Capital enters Gold Loans through the acquisition of Kanakadurga Finance Limited’s Gold Loan business Fly to the 'Land of Smiles' with AirAsia YES BANK Partners with Indian Olympic Association as Official Retail Banking Partner for Team India 2026 BJP Govt. could have made Himachal a debt-free state says Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu AAP government has marginalised the bureaucracy and is blatantly criminalising politics says Sunil Jakhar Amarinder Singh Raja Warring demands Mann’s, Bains’ resignation over paper leaks in Punjab Shweta Tripathi Reflects on Mirzapur's Iconic Journey as Franchise Heads to the Big Screen Ravinder Singh Kheda Raises Issue of Non-Operational Sewerage Line on Nijjar Road

 

Justice to Kathua minor: City center Lal Chowk observes one-hour shutdown, protests, clashes continue across JK

Web Admin

Web Admin

5 Dariya News

Srinagar , 21 Apr 2018

Last updated on: Apr 21, 2018, 00:00 IST

Protests and clashes continued at many places across State on Saturday in demand for the justice to minor Kathua girl who was raped and murdered in January.Reports reaching GNS said that shopkeepers in city center Lal Chowk here downed the shutters on Saturday afternoon and observed one-hour shutdown – from 3 pm to 4 pm – in solidarity with the rape and murder victim.The markets at Polo View, Residency Road, The Bund, Lambert Lane, Fairdeal Shopping Complex and Regal Chowk observed the shutdown.Holding banners, the traders shouting pro-Asifa slogans marched from Polo View to Press Enclave.We demand justice on the fast-track basis for the victim, president Regal Chowk Traders Association Farhan Kitab said. “Justice delayed is justice denied. Let the perpetrators of this heinous crime be brought to book at the earliest.”A group of youth also staged a protest at Press Enclave here demanding capital punishment for culprits. The protestors, under the banner of apex body of NGOs (J&K), carried placards reading ‘Justice for minor, punish the culprits’.Scores of members of Civil Society Sopore accompanied with students held a peaceful protest march at New Colony area of Sopore as a mark of solidarity with the victim.

While expressing serious and deep concern over the brutal rape and murder of Katgua girl in Jammu region, the members of Civil Society Sopore said that our hearts bleed and crave for speedy justice and demand that an exemplary punishment should be awarded to the culprits involved in this heinous crime.The protesters were shouted slogans ''We want Justice'' Justice for 8-year-old Kathua girl'', they also demanded justice for Kunanpospora rape case and Shopian case.Meanwhile, students took to streets at many places in Valley including Main Town Sopore, Dangiwacha, Panzan, Chadoora, Soura Buchhpora, Doniwari Kupwara, Shalteng, and Sanat Nagar.Reports of clashes between students and government forces at Panzan, Chadoora and Sopore, were also reported wherein forces used tear smoke shells to disperse the students.Similar peaceful protests were also received from other parts including Rajouri, Kishtwar, Poonch and Banihal, of Jammu Kashmir. (GNS)

 

 

Tags: PROTEST JK , ASIFA

 

 

related news

 

 

 

5 Dariya News RNI Code: PUNMUL/2011/49000
© 2011-2026 | 5 Dariya News | All Rights Reserved
Powered by: CDS PVT LTD