Patna: It has been eight years since the serial explosion has shook the ‘Hunkar’ rally at that time PM candidates for Narendra Modi at Gandhi Maidan on Patna on October 27, 2013 but family members from those who were killed in the action of terror had not forgotten it.
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Six people were killed and 89 others were injured in six explosions that occurred one by one at a fixed time interval.
Vinod Singh, the oldest son of Raj Narayan Singh, one of the six victims, said his family responsibility came to his father’s death.
“The terrorists have committed crazy crimes by killing innocent people.
My father was involved in grazing livestock but he went to listen to Modi when he liked it,” Singh told Ti by telephone on Tuesday.
A special Court of Nia on Monday gave a death sentence to four members of Simi’s illegal terror clothing to trigger a serial explosion.
“I will not lie that I have received Rs 10 Lakh as compensation – RS 5 Lakh each of the state and central government – after my father’s death.
Narendra Modi also visited us in our village in Kambarji in Patna’s Gaurichak,” said Singh.
Singh said his two younger siblings were in the Army and one of them was posted near the control line.
“My older son has managed to secure a job on the train,” he said.
Asked about the Nia Court which eradicated four terrorists to death, Singh said he was satisfied with the decision.
“The remaining five must also be hung to death,” he added.
Manish Srivastava, brother-in-law of another victim, Munna Srivastava from Badi Dhanesh in Hathua, Gopalganj, said all terrorists involved in the serial explosion should be awarded death penalty.
“Munna has a four-year-old girl.
His wife, who has received compensation for Rs 10 lakh, married someone else at Uttar Pradesh.
He is not related to us now.
The BJP leaders regulate the work of private security guards for Munna’s sister, Rajan Srivastava,” he said .
Rajesh Kumar from Ahiyapur in Nalanda, Bindeshwari Choudhari from Bariyarpur in Begusarai, Vikash Singh from Rampur in Bhabhua and Bharat Ranjan from Simrahi in Sapaul is four other victims of the serial explosion.