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Sikhs protest against Ranchi trader murder, seek immediate action

| Sunday | 7th October, 2018

Businesses run by the Sikh community across Ranchi were closed to show solidarity with the deceased family. All we are asking is to nab the killers at the earliest as the murder has shocked the whole community." The traders relented only after SSP (Ranchi) Anish Gupta assured them that police will nab the culprits within 48 hours.Highlighting their demands, Gurudwara Guru Singh Sabha joint secretary Harjeet Singh said, "We aren't protesting for any kind of compensation from the government. RANCHI: More than 150 businessmen from the Sikh community along with representatives of the Federation of Jharkhand Chamber of Commerce and Industries (FJCCI), the Gurudwara Guru Singh Sabha and opposition political party leaders took to the streets on Saturday to protest the killing of a city-based trader on Friday night even as police investigations into the crime are underway.The protest was called under the banner of FJCCI against police and blocked vehicular movement near Sujata Chowk since morning. The protesters were seeking immediate arrest of those involved in the murder of Narendra Singh Hura.Taking cognizance of the incident, chief minister Raghubar Das summoned DGP D K Pandey and home secretary SKG Rahate after he spoke to the brother of the deceased and assured him of speedy investigation.Earlier in the day, SP (city) Aman Kumar along with SP (traffic) Sanjay Ranjan Singh tried to pacify the protesters but to no avail .

RANCHI: More than 150 businessmen from the Sikh community along with representatives of the Federation of Jharkhand Chamber of Commerce and Industries (FJCCI), the Gurudwara Guru Singh Sabha and opposition political party leaders took to the streets on Saturday to protest the killing of a city-based trader on Friday night even as police investigations into the crime are underway.The protest was called under the banner of FJCCI against police and blocked vehicular movement near Sujata Chowk since morning. Businesses run by the Sikh community across Ranchi were closed to show solidarity with the deceased family. The protesters were seeking immediate arrest of those involved in the murder of Narendra Singh Hura.Taking cognizance of the incident, chief minister Raghubar Das summoned DGP D K Pandey and home secretary SKG Rahate after he spoke to the brother of the deceased and assured him of speedy investigation.Earlier in the day, SP (city) Aman Kumar along with SP (traffic) Sanjay Ranjan Singh tried to pacify the protesters but to no avail . The traders relented only after SSP (Ranchi) Anish Gupta assured them that police will nab the culprits within 48 hours.Highlighting their demands, Gurudwara Guru Singh Sabha joint secretary Harjeet Singh said, "We aren't protesting for any kind of compensation from the government. All we are asking is to nab the killers at the earliest as the murder has shocked the whole community."

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