Highlights on Ryan Murder Case: candle march, father of victim meets Haryana Chief Minister
Two days after the 7 year old boy was found dead in a school washroom of Ryan International School, Bhondsi in Gurugram with his throat slit open by a knife, the parents had protested and asked for strict action and investigation by the CBI.
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Laws must be made to protect journalists, government must help them. I appeal to all states to make such laws. Will talk to chief minister Khattar, says Union minister R Athawale.
Parents have decided that they will not send their children to the school on Monday.
Mass protest outside the school on Monday morning by parents.
Victim’s father meets former Haryana chief minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda.
A candle light march from Sohna Chowk in Gurgaon from 4pm. Students’ parents from all the branches of Ryan International School will be present.
“I condemn the police attack on media. Haryana police are gaining notoriety of attacking the media, it happened even during the Dera agitation,” says Communist Party of India leader D Raja.
Media is one of the pillars of democracy and raises concerns of the people it should not be suppressed in ways like these. The attack is an attempt by the state government to hide its own failures, says Hooda.
He calls for CBI probe, condemns lathicharge on journalists.
“If parents of the killed student are not satisfied with the investigation, the state will be ready to conduct an investigation through any agency, including the CBI,” says Haryana education minister.
-PTC News
