Rape and murder of girl in temple is a small issue: New J&K Deputy CM

coastaldigest.com web desk
April 30, 2018

Srinagar, Apr 30: Within an hour of taking oath as the new Deputy Chief Minister of in Mehbooba Mufti coalition government of Jammu and Kashmir, Kavinder Gupta debuted with a shocker on the rape and murder of an eight-year-old girl at a temple in Kathua earlier this year.

"It’s a small issue... We have to think this should never happen again and the child gets justice. There are many challenges like this facing the government. We should not give Rasana so much bhaav (importance)," Mr Gupta told reporters.

The comment was received with shock and disbelief after a revamp that was linked widely to the outrage over the BJP's former ministers participating in a rally in support of the men arrested for kidnapping, drugging, gang-raping and murdering the child in a temple in Kathua's Rasana village.

All eight accused are pro-BJP while the little girl belonged to a Muslim nomadic tribe.

Questions were also raised over the inclusion in the cabinet of Rajiv Jasrotia, the BJP legislator from Kathua, who had participated in the Hindu Ekta Manch Rally in support of the rapist-killers.

Also Read: BJP leader took part in rally to defend Kathua rapists promoted as minister

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Hameed INDIAN
 - 
Tuesday, 1 May 2018

Let this fellow think  for a while what could have been his approach when his daughter is put in Asifa's place. It gives suspicion that Mr. Gupta has some "Gupta" link with accused?. Why these fellows are devoid of humanity at least??......

 

AG
 - 
Tuesday, 1 May 2018

Its a Small Issue to you because you are not a Human and that girl is not your Daughter. Cant imagine if you have a Daughter how she will react by hearing your Comments. Shame on you.. 

Mr Frank
 - 
Tuesday, 1 May 2018

Really it is a small issue if you agrees that it also applies to my daughter,sister,and mother.

A Kannadiga
 - 
Monday, 30 Apr 2018

​​​​​​Mr. Gupta, it is a small issue because the innocent girl raped was not your daughter.  

Shocked Indian
 - 
Monday, 30 Apr 2018

Aren't you a human, a father? Don't you have a child? Why don't they think before uttering words? 

Sindhu
 - 
Monday, 30 Apr 2018

Not surprised. This is what I expect from Sangh Parivar. Your language shows your culture

Pulimunchi
 - 
Monday, 30 Apr 2018

If this is minor, then what is a major incident? Just because the girl is a Muslim the incident become a small issue for you?

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