CHANDIGARH; Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann on Wednesday met Governor Gulab Chand Kataria and sought his intervention for granting 10-day parole to Jagtar Singh Hawara on humanitarian grounds, saying that after 31 years, his ailing mom has a renewed hope of assembly her son. CM Bhagwant Singh Mann mentioned the matter requires the Governor’s suggestion because the case is being heard in Delhi, whereas assuring that the Punjab Authorities will take full duty for guaranteeing that legislation and order shouldn’t be affected if Hawara is granted parole.
Calling upon the Governor to contemplate the matter on humanitarian grounds, CM Bhagwant Singh Mann mentioned, “Jagtar Singh Hawara has been lodged in Jail for the final 31 years. His mom is previous and affected by age-related well being points and is at the moment semi-conscious. In view of her deteriorating well being situation, I’ve requested the Governor to kindly take into account granting 10 days’ parole to Jagtar Singh Hawara on the earliest in order that he can meet his mom.”
He said, “Being the Administrator of Chandigarh, the advice of the Governor is important for a call on this regard. Subsequently, contemplating the humanitarian facet of the matter and the deteriorating well being situation of Jagtar Singh Hawara’s mom, I’ve urged the Governor to take a call on the earliest.”
Assuring the Governor of the Punjab authorities’s full duty for sustaining legislation and order, the Chief Minister mentioned, “The state authorities takes full assure for the legislation and order scenario within the wake of Jagtar Singh Hawara’s go to to his dwelling. His supporters and relations have additionally assured their fulsome assist to the state authorities on this regard.”
He additional mentioned, “The state authorities is totally dedicated to sustaining legislation and order and defending the hard-earned peace of Punjab. No stone can be left unturned for this noble trigger. I’ve additionally assured the Governor of fulsome assist and cooperation from the state authorities in pursuing this matter with the Centre.”
