The village became a cantonment, Atul Pradhan was stopped, why is there silence in this village of Meerut after the Ruby murder case?

News India Live, Digital Desk: Sometimes some news comes such that while writing, I fall short of words and my heart starts to hurt. What has been happening in a small village near Meerut for the last few days is more scary and sad than any movie script. Here we are talking about Ruby, who was first kidnapped and then the news of her death shook everyone.

Today the condition of that village is such that there is mourning in every house, but the village is completely cut off from the outside world. Let us understand what happened there and what is the situation now.

Village or cantonment? (Village Turned Into Cantonment)

As soon as the news of Ruby’s death became confirmed, the police administration converted the village into a ‘cantonment’. A large number of PAC and police personnel have been deployed at every corner of the village. Usually, when such incidents happen, there is a fear that anger and resentment might take the form of a riot. Keeping this security in mind, the entry of outsiders into the village has been greatly limited. The echoing silence in the streets clearly reflects the tension there.

Barricading of helpless mother and police

Ruby’s mother is crying badly. What would be more painful for any mother than the news of her daughter’s kidnapping and subsequent death? But in this hour of grief, when our people and leaders who want to express their condolences want to reach there, the administration is stopping them.

In this series, Samajwadi Party leader and MLA Atul Pradhan was stopped by the police from going to the village. Atul Pradhan wanted to meet Ruby’s family and console them and raise questions on the functioning of the police. The police argue that the leader’s visit there could worsen the atmosphere, while the local people and family say that they need sympathy the most now.

Question in the name of security?

The police administration has cordoned off the village borders so that no outside political interference can take place. But questions are also being raised that the amount of vigilance and agility that the police is now showing in barricading the village, would the same amount of activeness have been shown in finding Ruby after the kidnapping? Is the only solution really to imprison the village in the name of security?

What is the situation now?

There is still huge tension in the village. The family is pleading for justice. There is a demand to give strict punishment to Ruby’s killers. This incident has once again raised a question mark on law and order and women’s safety. Senior police officials are trying to control the situation, but the fear and anger in the eyes of the villagers will not end with the deployment of police alone.

We all hope that Ruby’s family gets justice soon and the police reaches the real culprit due to which the lamp of another house was extinguished.