Demand For The Safe Release Of CRPF Jawan By Dogra Front
Demand for the safe release of Rakeshwar Singh Manhas and surgical strike on Naxalism: Jammu.
Dogra Front Shiv Sena activists on Wednesday protested vigorously in Jammu, demanding the safe release of Jammu’s son Rakeshwar Singh Manhas, who was captured by the Naxalites, and a surgical strike against Naxalism.
Activists said that when the central government can enter into a surgical strike by entering Pakistan, then why not take strict action on Naxalism.
These Naxalites have been harming the country. They continue to attack security forces. These Naxalites should be treated strictly.
Demand for the safe release: The protesters raised the demand that the government should get the Rakeshwar Singh Manhas in possession of the Naxalites as soon as possible.
He also said that why the return of Rakeshwar Singh Manhas from the clutches of the Naxalites is delayed when the Indian government can make a successful return of the pilot greetings from the occupation of Pakistan.
The activists said that there is no need to accept the condition of Naxalites, but they need to be taught a lesson. The Naxalites’ waist should be broken by performing a straight surgical strike.
During the demonstration, Dogra Front chief Ashok Gupta said that the game of Naxalism was enough. Now the time has come to finish it. The country is so capable that Rakeshwar Singh can rescue Manhas.
In such a situation, the central government should play an important role. A policy to eradicate Naxalism should also be formulated. Gupta said that the country resolved big issues.
But Naxalism is right there. These Naxalites are ruining the country like a mite. Abhishek, Ashish, Kalu, Prem, Bantu, Chandu, Naresh, Shiva, Krishna, etc. were present on this occasion.
Bijapur attack: Five days abducted by CRPF jawan, the wife asked why the government is sitting silently.
Menu, the wife of CRPF’s Cobra Battalion Jawan Rakeshwar Singh Manhas, has requested the government to take action to ensure the release of her husband.
Rakeshwar Singh is still in the possession of the Naxalites after five days of captivity during an encounter between Naxalites and security forces in the Bijapur district of Chhattisgarh.
He and his family are being taken care of by them. The family is praying day and night to return home safely.
When the family came to know from a reporter of a local newspaper in Bijapur that Rakeshwar Singh had been shot, the family’s worries had further increased.
Wife Meenu says that the Naxals are of course claiming that they have been treated, but wandering in the jungles may further aggravate them.
