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Hands over compensation, appointment orders to them, 50 others to receive it soon
Victims thank CM for compassion in deciding their cases
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RAJOURI, DECEMBER 23: Running
from pillar-to-post for more than 20 years, the unfortunate victims of fate of
Rajouri district had their prayers
answered today when Chief Minister, Mehbooba Mufti,
directed immediate clearance of pendency of SRO-43 cases in the district.
As a first instalment, the Chief
Minister today disbursed cash compensation among 20 and appointment orders
among two kin of the persons who were killed in various militancy-related
incidents in the district.
Those among whom Mehbooba Mufti
issued appointment orders included Mohammad Altaf s/o Mohammad Ismail of
Choudhary Naar, Rajouri and Mohammad Arif s/o Abdul Rehman of Kote Dhara,
Rajouri.
Those who received cash compensation
of Rs. 4 lacs each at the hands of Chief Minister included Razia Begum of Keri
Teryath, Rama Devi of Seiya, Noor Akhtar of Jigni, Raqia Begum of Kothian,
Kalakote, Satya Devi of Sair, Munir Hussain of Thanamandi, Hamshira Begum of
Ghambir Muglan, Babu Khan of Nagrota, Gulshan Kumar of Patrara, Joginder Paul
of Mangote, Zebo Begum of Thanamandi, Abdul Aziz of Kote Dhara, Sarfaraz Ahmad
of Azmatabad, Noor Hussain of Choudhary Naar, Alam Bi of Khoriwali, Sakeena Bi
of Panihad, Mir Hussain of Fatehpur, Nisar Hussain of
Fatehpur, Mohammad Azmeer of Panjgraih and Mohammad Shafiq of Bhatian.
According to Deputy Commissioner,
Rajouri, Dr. Shahid Iqbal Choudhary, in all there were 72 cases of SRO-43 from
the district pending with the Government for more than twenty years and with
the instructions of the Chief Minister, compensation in respect of 22 cases was
disbursed today. In respect of remaining 50 cases, he said, compensation would
be released next week and there would be zero pendency of SRO-43 cases in the
district.
The
victims, who suffered both in terms of physical loss of their loved ones and
the continued torment due to prolonged process of their cases, heaved a sigh of
relief and thanked the Chief Minister for the compassion in deciding their
cases and getting them concluded at a fast pace when it came to her notice.
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