Justice At Last.



Priya Darshani Mattoo.







Although it has taken ten long years, yet as it comes today Justice has been done to the poor soul.







My sincere and hearty thanks to all those who supported and fought for justice.Mr.Matoo and the friends of Priya deserve kudos for their fighting spirit.







As yours truly had in earlier post strongly advocated for the capital punishment, I have all the reasons to feel personally satisfied and vindicated. I had been following up this case since the day Priya was murdered and I remember the day when this criminal got Scot-free since his father was a powerful policeman. I remember that I could not sleep the whole night and seethed in impotent rage.



Priya, though I never met her had become a family member of mine, after her death.







May her soul rest in peace.











But, it is just a battle won. The war is not over.







I like so many others want to see the other murderers hanged too who are still not held accountable for the sins they committed.

The Lalls and Kataras are still waiting for the justice.





Please remember that these three cases are important not just because the media is hyping them up.



Justice in these three cases are important because…







1.Accused are sons/kins of High and Mighty powers to be. They are the ones who think that they can get away with any thing since they have power, money and connections thus they are above law.







2.These cases assume more importance since they got nation wide attention. Hence it has become symbolic in nature. Any injustices will demoralize the victims-hereto unknown- who too has been languishing for justice away from media glaze.







3.Most important is that almost every body knows that they are the culprits and know why they have not been convicted so far.







The judgments in these cases will be landmark and set precedent and a strong message will be sent to all the power drunk arrogant criminals/future criminals that Indian Society will not spare them, if justice rendering agencies fail to do their duties.







I hope that the honorable Supreme Court will uphold the sentence and the sentence will be executed. I pray that our efforts for the Lalls and Kataras will too bear fruit in very near future.







I request all my friends “Please do not waste your emotions against the death sentence for these criminals”.







Regards,



Anil Joshi