Block Congress Kathgodam Organizes Peaceful Candlelight Program in Devaldhunga Demanding Justice for Ankita Bhandari,,

Haldwani,,,In a bid to demand justice for Uttarakhand’s daughter Ankita Bhandari, Block Congress Committee, Kathgodam, organized a peaceful tribute program today in Devaldhunga where candles were lit. A large number of Congress workers and local citizens participated, paying floral tributes to Ankita and strongly demanding the harshest punishment for the culprits.On this occasion, MLA from Haldwani, Shri Sumit Hridayesh ji, who was present at the program, stated that it is extremely tragic, painful, and unfortunate that even after such a long time, the name of the VIP involved in the Ankita Bhandari murder case has not been made public. He emphasized that this case is not limited to the injustice done to one daughter but raises serious questions on the functioning and transparency of our justice system.Shri Sumit Hridayesh demanded that the entire matter be investigated impartially by the CBI so that the truth comes out and the culprits receive the harshest punishment. He made it clear that the Congress’s voice will continue to rise until justice is served for Ankita.Block Congress President Mohan Bisht said that the fight for justice for Ankita will be waged with full force, and Congress workers will continue to struggle at every level.Meanwhile, City Congress President Govind Singh Bisht announced that such programs will be organized continuously at the block level in the future as well, so that the demand for justice for Ankita reaches every person and pressure builds for action against the culprits.The program was attended by City President Govind Singh Bisht, Block President Mohan Bisht, Bahadur Bisht, Pradeep Bisht, Malay Bisht, Pradeep Kumar, Kundan Bisht, Deepa, Mamta Devi, Chanda Devi, Bhaga Devi, Kavita Arya, Mumtaz, Sanjay Bisht, Kishan Lal, Ranjeet Dasila, Neeraj Kumar, Vijay Singh, Harish Lal, Yashpal Arya, Raghunath Prasad, Mona, Girish Sharma, Mayank Prasad, Aman Singh, Harshit Singh, Keshav Lal, Gori Shankar, Bihari Lal, Pyare Lal, Tabij Miyan, Uddeet Kathayat, Sanjay Singh, along with a large number of Congress workers and local citizens.