JAN SURAJ CLAIMED THAT IT WAS NOT ENCOUNTER BUT MURDER: MANOJ BHARTI

JAN SURAJ CLAIMED THAT IT WAS NOT ENCOUNTER BUT MURDER: MANOJ BHARTI

20-JUNE-ENG 10

RAJIV NAYAN AGRAWAL

ARA-------------------------A Jan Suraj Party delegation, led by State President Manoj Bharti, visited the village of Belauti to meet the family of Bharat Bhushan Tiwari, who died in a police encounter. During the visit, they met the bereaved family and gathered details about the entire incident.

Speaking to the media, Manoj Bharti described the death of the social activist in the alleged encounter as deeply tragic and condemnable. Bharat Tiwari had been vigorously raising public issues for years. He stated that the death of an individual who was struggling for the public interest is a matter of grave concern. He demanded that the government immediately make Bharat Tiwari's post-mortem report public and swiftly constitute a Special Investigation Team (SIT) for an impartial probe into the matter. He called for the suspension of all officers involved in the operation pending the completion of the investigation. He also demanded a government job for a family member and compensation of ₹1 crore.

Jan Suraj Party stands firmly with the aggrieved family and will continue the struggle until justice is served: Kishore Kumar Munna

Senior Jan Suraj leader Kishore Kumar Munna stated that the police administration failed to act impartially in this matter. Had an impartial inquiry been conducted in time, Bharat Tiwari might still be alive today. He demanded a high-level inquiry and action against the guilty officers, reiterating that the Jan Suraj Party stands firmly with the family and will persist in the fight for justice.

Senior party leader Manish Kashyap stated that serious questions are being raised regarding the entire sequence of events. He noted that the suspension of the Station House Officer (SHO) itself gives rise to several questions. We demand that the government provide financial assistance of one crore rupees to the victim's family, a government job to a family member, and the construction of a memorial in memory of Bharat Tiwari. Senior leader Padma Ojha, District President Rajiv Singh, General Secretary Kamleshwar Mishra, Chief District Spokesperson Rupendra Mishra, Dr. Kunal Kumar, Kaushalendra Singh, Dhirendra Pandey, UK Ojha, Vinay Sharma, Women's Wing President Sonia Singh, and Santosh Singh, along with numerous other party workers, were present at the scene.