[Assam] Protest in Delhi for Nithari Killings...14-1-2007 at 5 PM

[Rajen & Ajanta Barua]

International Human Rights Organisation
Of the Indian Subcontinent 
210, New Judicial Courts Complex, Ludhiana- 141 001
Phone: 91 161 500 9210; www.ihro.in; contact at ihro.in

Saturday, 13 January 2007

We strongly condemn the shocking incidents and ghastly Nithari murders of innocent women and children by blood-thirty, sex-maniac and probably organ thieves and the inaction of the UP administration that miserably failed in dealing with complaints of the relatives of the victims. We express our sympathy and solidarity with the vicitms' families. These murders need world condemnation.

And New Delhi Coordinator of the IHRO, Mr Ravinder Singh Sekhon would attend the 

MEET AT JANTAR MANTAR ON 14TH JAN AT 5 PM TO LIGHT CANDLES FOR THE VICTIMS
Seeking Justice for them and to launch a sustained 'campaign for accountability of the authorities' for the heinous crimes.

Expressing solidarity with United Students and Parivartan,

D S Gill 
Chair IHRO 


On 13/01/07, Adityaraj Kaul <adityarajkaul at gmail.com> wrote: 
 
> JUSTICE FOR NITHARI... 
>   
> LET US MEET AT JANTAR MANTAR ON 14TH JAN. AT 5 PM TO LIGHT CANDLES FOR THE VICTIMS OF NITHARI. 
>   
> The year 2006 ended with the shocking revelations of "NITHARI'S GRUESOME KILLINGS" – appropriately being labeled as 'India's shame' - the blot that may never be easy to erase from our history.  
> 
> The Nithari murders have shocked the world and generated unparalleled anger among the citizenry. What is making us ashamed and angry is that for two years the media kept on bringing out stories of missing children of the deprived and marginalized people and we failed to raise our voice - and if we did it was not 'loud enough' to save the lives of many innocent poor children. In any case, we should have never left it to our netas, babus and police, who slept over it.  
> 
> We must no longer watch from the sidelines silently. Along with the media the citizens of this country have a moral responsibility to launch a sustained campaign for accountability.   
> Let us all meet at Jantar Mantar on Sunday, Jan 14 at 5 p.m. to launch a sustained 'campaign for accountability of the authorities' and express our solidarity with the bereaved families of Nithari. We want to seek information and explanation for the callousness of the authorities who are there to protect the citizens, especially innocent children and who failed in their duty for two long years.  
> 
> The time has come to fight for upholding our constitutional rights in letter and spirit. 
> 
> Coordinated by: 

> United Students
> www.unitedstudents.tk
> unitedstudents.india at gmail.com
> Devika Mallik - 9891222630 
> Aditya Raj Kaul - 9873297834 
> 
> JOSH (Joint Operation for Social Help)
> Phone:9811661114 
> 
> Parivartan
> Col. Batra - 9810943536      
                                          
>  International Human Rights Organisation (IHRO), of the Indian subcontinent, is a NGO, with national focus and overseas lobby network. It agitates both in India and internationally.                                                      

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