It's seventh anniversary of Punjab sacrilege case (Behabl Kalan & Kotkapura) and two protesters died in police firing, Insaf Morcha which are standing for victims has a difference of opinion as victim Gurjit Singh’s father, Sadhu Singh accused other victims Krishan Bhagwan Singh’s son, Sukhraj Singh for taking actions without consulting with others.
Sukhraj Singh started the morcha on December 16, 2021. The morcha is actively raising their demand for early justice in the case without any political involvement.
Let's Recall the Case
Two protesters died on October 14, 2015 - Krishan Bhagwan Singh and Gurjit Singh, In Faridkot District, Punjab police firing against sacrilege incident at Bargari.
The Political Party Congress leaders and leaders of the opposition Partap Singh Bajwa has questioned the Ruling party - AAP and CM Bhagwant Mann over the Punjab sacrilege case. The leader twitted and demanding justice as it is now going to be completed seven years on 14th October. He said that plenty of promises were made by the AAP party before the elections but nothing has moved forward in the case so far.
Shiromani Akali Dal leader Sukhbir Singh Badal was questioned by Special Investigation Team but nothing concrete came front. The saddest part is that the Punjab police force and officers like Former IG PS Umranangal, former senior superintendent of police Charanjit Singh Sharma and former director general of police Sumedh Singh Saini are accused in the case. SIT investigated to find out who ordered firing when a peaceful dharna was taking place on 14th October 2015.
There are lot of Turns and Twist in Punjab Sacrilege Cases
Today Over seven years, the Punjab Sacrilege cases have swayed by many twists and turns. The family members of Krishan Bhagwan Singh and Gurjit Singh have become restless. We all know that the law always limits every power it gives. It needs facts and evidence, But at the same time, “JUSTICE” is a fundamental “RIGHT” of “INDIAN CITIZENS” and it must be granted at the earliest in the Punjab sacrilege cases. It will be sad to leave the political parties taking undue advantage of the case rather than seeking a solution and a sigh of relief to the victims.
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