Locals Take Out Candle March After 7-year-old Dies Due To Chinese language String In Dhar

Dhar (Madhya Pradesh): A day after the tragic dying of a 7-year-old little one Kanishk after his neck was slit by stray chinese language thread (glass coated kite string), a candle march was organised on Monday late within the night by the locals. Locals additionally torched a bonfire of Chinese language kite string as a mark of protest.

The candle march was attended by numerous individuals from the group, who got here collectively to precise their grief and solidarity with Kanishk’s household.

In the meantime, locals accused native administration and police of incapacity to comprise the sale of chinese language thread available in the market saying that by organising such candle march after a tragic dying of a kid is nothing, however an act of protecting their incapacity.

The locals expressed their frustration, emphasising that the sale of Chinese language thread available in the market has been an ongoing concern. They known as for simpler measures to be taken by the native administration and police to deal with this downside, quite than resorting to symbolic gestures like candle marches after tragic incidents.

Locals claimed that everyone knows Makar Sankranti can be celebrated on January 14/ 15, despite the fact that chinese language threads have been out there available in the market and have been bought rampantly.

As an alternative of appearing, administration and native police act like a mute spectator and permit individuals to purchase this lethal thread. If the administration acted well timed, then as we speak Kanishk and his grandfather could be alive.

Notably, after listening to the information of his grandson’s dying, his grandfather Rameshh Chouhan died.