Jammu: These people have been sitting on the road for 20 hours with the dead body

For your information, let us tell you that the news is that in the case of the death of a young man after a nose operation in a private hospital in Mehatpur Municipal Council area of ​​Una district, the villagers have blocked the road from 3.30 pm on Friday. Along with this, it is being told that on the Dharamshala-Chandigarh road for about 20 hours, the villagers have blocked the road by keeping the dead body of the deceased Davindra Singh. Even in the winter season, the villagers sat on the main road of Mehatpur, Santoshgarh Nagar by laying rugs. Are. Also, according to the information, they have arrangements for warm clothes and quilts. But the villagers haven’t slept the whole night. However, the top officials of the district administration and the police had a long discussion with the villagers sitting behind the chakka jam. Despite this, the villagers did not get upset with the tussle.

This is the demand of the people

The main demands of the villagers sitting in the jam include arresting the accused doctor, apart from giving a job to a family member along with compensation of one crore rupees to the victim’s family. Due to the jam imposed since Friday evening, the situation has become such that now all the routes leading from district Una to Punjab have been blocked by the villagers. The situation has become such that the people stuck in the jam are very upset. However, Mehatpur police station, Santoshgarh, Tahliwal police station in-charge along with the police force are standing at the spot.

people sitting in jam

At present, villagers in Mehatpur, Jakheda, Bhatoli, Ajauli, Sanoli, Chhatrapur Tada, Santoshgarh, Tahliwal have blocked the road by parking tractor-trolleys, trucks and other vehicles on all exit routes. This is the reason why no vehicles other than government and private buses left the district on Saturday. At the same time, the villagers are engaged in arranging refreshments and food for the passengers sitting in the buses stuck in the jam.