Rajasthan chief minister Ashok Gehlot appeals for peace, says the killers won’t be spared

JAIPUR: Chief minister Ashok Gehlot, while condemning the gruesome murder in Udaipur, said it is a very sad incident and no amount of condemnation was enough.
Gehlot tweeted,“Both the accused have been arrested from Rajsamand. Investigation in this case will be done under the Case Officer Scheme. The criminals will be punished severely in the court.”
“This incident that happened in Udaipur is not a minor one.The way in which it has been executed is beyond imagination,”he said
While appealing for peace, Gehlot said that he had spoken to leader of Opposition Gulab Chand Kataria who is in touch with the CMO, and efforts are on to restore peace. “The guilty will not be spared. Police is leaving no stone unturned to arrest the culprits. I know the way in which this murder has happened, and how much anger must have generated in the hearts of people, we will take action in the same way.”
“I repeatedly request to Modi ji and Amit Shah ji that why don’t you address the whole country that due to some reasons, in the streets, in the localities, in the towns where the population of a particular community is in small numbers, whether it is Hindu or Muslim, they are worried, there has been so much distance, tension, this needs to be understood,” said the chief minister while speaking to media in Jodhpur.
He said, “If the PM speaks, then it makes a big difference. I believe that PM should address the whole country at such a time and appeal that we will not tolerate violence at any cost and live with love and brotherhood.”