Says decision aimed at promoting peace, unity, healing; thanks HM Amit Shah for ‘sympathetic, sensitive approach’
Leh, Oct 21 : Lieutenant Governor, Ladakh, V K Saxena on Wednesday approved the withdrawal of criminal cases against ten individuals in connection with the violence that erupted in Leh on September 24 last year.
In a post on X, the Lieutenant Governor said the decision was taken following recommendations from Ladakh Police.
“In our continued commitment to fostering unity, healing, and lasting peace in Ladakh, I have approved the withdrawal of criminal cases against 10 individuals, linked to the unfortunate violence that erupted in Leh on September 24 last year,” Saxena said.
He said the decision would provide the individuals an opportunity to move forward with their careers and lives without the burden of prolonged litigation.
The LG, as reported by the news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO), said the move prioritises justice, healing and recovery while promoting peace, unity and social harmony across the region.
Saxena also expressed gratitude to Union Home Minister Amit Shah for his sympathetic and sensitive approach towards matters concerning the victims and their families.
“My sincere gratitude to Hon’ble Union Home Minister, Shri Amit Shah Ji for his sympathetic and sensitive approach in matters pertaining to the victims and their families,” he said.
The announcement comes as part of efforts aimed at strengthening peace and reconciliation in Ladakh following last year’s violence in Leh—(KNO)
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