NL Correspondent
Jammu Tawi: Sunil Dimple, President Mission Statehood on Friday led an anti-Pakistan protest rally against the killing of two village defense committee members in Kishtwar. Addressing the protestors, Dimple condemned the terrorist attack and expressed solidarity with the bereaved families. Dimple appealed to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Home Minister Amit Shah, and LG Manoj Sinah to work together with the elected J&K government CM Omar Abdullah to root out Pakistan-sponsored militancy. He demanded directions to the army chief to start surgical strikes against Pakistan and liberate PoJK, Gilgit, and Blatistan, and restore full statehood. He said this is surprising as all the security agencies, army are under the direct control of the central defense and home ministry and even then the attacks taking place. Dimple said this is surprising as all the security agencies, army are under the direct control of the central defense and home ministry and even then, the attacks taking place. He appealed to all political parties to unite against terrorism and help restore peace and normalcy in Jammu Kashmir. Prominent among present in the protest includes Suresh Jamwal, Vishal Kapoor, Narender Sharma, BB Bhat, Sameer Gupta, Ashok Kumar, S Sanmukh Singh, S Gurnam Singh Satpal, Rupesh Bhat, Arjun Nitin Saini, Ashok Sharma, Bunty Dogra, Sachin Soi.
