Mansa: Bhim Singh, father of late Parvinder Singh Jhota, has said his family and supporters will not oppose Union Home Minister Amit Shah during his proposed visit to Mansa, Punjab. He said the family expects the minister to help ensure a fair and thorough investigation into the case involving his son.
The clarification comes amid reports that an action committee and other groups may protest against Shah’s proposed visit. Bhim Singh said the family did not support attempts to disrupt the minister’s programme and wanted the matter to be investigated fairly.
“If anyone opposes Amit Shah, they should understand that they are opposing me,” Bhim Singh said while speaking to the media.
He reiterated that the family had faith in the Union Home Minister and hoped he would help ensure justice in the case.
What Did Bhim Singh Say About Protests Against Amit Shah?
Bhim Singh said his family and sympathisers would not participate in any opposition to Shah’s proposed visit. He also made it clear that people who wished to visit the family to offer condolences or express solidarity were welcome.
His statement comes at a time when reports of possible protests have emerged ahead of the Home Minister’s expected visit. However, the administration and security agencies have not yet released an official programme confirming the visit’s schedule or arrangements.
The family’s position, as conveyed by Bhim Singh, is that the focus should remain on securing a fair investigation rather than disrupting the minister’s visit.
Family Wants Fair And Thorough Investigation
Bhim Singh said the family expected the Union Home Minister to ensure that the circumstances surrounding his son’s case were investigated properly. He expressed confidence in Shah and said the family was seeking justice.
He also said decisions concerning the matter would now be taken with the family’s consent and under the leadership of Manpreet Kaur, wife of the late Parvinder Singh Jhota.
According to Bhim Singh, the family had not been fully informed about certain decisions taken in recent days. He made the clarification to communicate the family’s position and establish how it wanted future decisions concerning the matter to be handled.
Amit Shah’s Mansa Visit Yet To Be Officially Confirmed
As of October 19, the official programme for Shah’s proposed visit to Mansa had not been released by the administration or security agencies. The venue and details of any proposed interaction with the family also remain unconfirmed.
Bhim Singh’s statement signals that the family does not intend to oppose the minister’s visit and instead hopes it will help advance its demand for a fair investigation. Further details about Shah’s schedule and any meetings related to the case are awaited.
