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| Mehbooba met victim families in Anantnag, terms Kashmir unrest 'senseless violence' | | | Early Times Report
Anantnag, July 21: Chief Minister, Mehbooba Mufti this evening boarded a chopper to meet families of youth killed in recent law and order situation in the twin districts of Anantnag and Kulgam.
Chief Minister expressed grief and anguishes over the loss of precious human lives, especially the youth and offered condolences to the families.
Chief Minister assured every possible help to the affected families. "It was painful to note that these children who have become the victims of the senseless violence belong to the poorest of the poor families," she said in a press statement.
The Chief Minister interacted with the parents of the deceased youth and said she is pained to see the trauma they are undergoing due to the loss of their near and dear ones.
The Chief Minister said while certain quarters are only interested in playing politics over the dead bodies of the youth, it is the family members of these slain youth who have to live with this pain forever. "Ironically, it is only the parents and other immediate family members of these ill-fated youth who have to live with the life-long trauma of losing their near and dear ones to this senseless violence," she said added that there are hundreds of such families in Kashmir today who have lost their near and dear ones to the violence, one way or the other, and have been left at the mercy of the God. "Most of these families are living in such miserable conditions that they have to even struggle for day-to-day living," she said and added while hundreds and thousands of people may be attending the funerals of the slain youth, "tell me how many of these people then bother to visit these anguished families to help them out of difficult circumstances."
The Chief Minister said the Government is, however, alive to the abject condition of such distressed families. "We will try to work out a mechanism to ensure a secure and dignified living for the kith and kin of the victims of violence so that their families don't have to run from pillar to post to live a normal life," she said and added that it is the responsibility of the Government to reach out to such families. Deputy Commissioner Anantnag, Syed Abid Rashid and other officers of the district administration also accompanied the Chief Minister. |
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