Saroj Bala, who lost two sons — Prince and Deepak — in the Dhangri terror attack on January 1, 2023 in the frontier district of Rajouri on Monday has threatened to return the ex-gratia amount and migrate from her village to a ‘safer’ place if State Government fails to identify the terrorists and bring them to justice.
Five people were killed in the firing by terrorists on January 1, while two minor children died in the IED explosion next morning. As many as 14 villagers were injured in the twin attacks.The attackers are still at large. Addressing a joint press conference inside Rajouri Press club premises, Saroj Bala flanked by other aggrieved family members of the Dhangri terror attack victims thundered, “ We don’t need jobs.
We don’t need money. We need justice.We are still waiting to see perpetrators behind bars. Dhangri village sarpanch Dheeraj Kumar said that money will be returned back to same account where from it was credited if justice is not provided to families. Expressing their displeasure over recent statement of DGP Dilbagh Singh that terrorists, who were behind Dhangri killings, belonged to Pakistan family members of Dhangri attack victims said same police officer had claimed that 80 percent of the case has been solved on day 3 of attack but till date 90 days have passed and still no one has been identified or arrested.