Congress Demands Judicial Inquiry into Reasi District Desecration Incident

The Congress' Jammu and Kashmir unit has called for a time-bound judicial inquiry to identify those responsible for the recent desecration of a religious place in Reasi district. The incident, discovered by a visitor, has led to detentions and calls for peace and communal harmony.

In a move to address growing concerns, the Congress' Jammu and Kashmir unit has requested a time-bound judicial inquiry aimed at pinpointing the culprits behind the recent desecration of a religious site in Reasi district.

The incident came to light on Saturday evening when a visitor discovered the vandalism at a religious place in the Dharmari area, leading to heightened tensions and subsequent protests.

Special Investigation Team (SIT) of police detaining over 15 suspects as part of an ongoing inquiry. In a strongly-worded statement, JKPCC working president Raman Bhalla, along with party members, condemned the act, citing it as a deliberate attempt to disrupt communal harmony and urging severe punishment for those found responsible.

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