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- June 12, 2018
POSTED BY: DESIBUZZCANADA JUNE 12, 2018
A rally is being held next Wednesday, June 13 at 6:00 pm at 13450 104 Ave, Surrey – Behind Surrey City Hall (At the Surrey Public Library plaza near the Surrey Central Skytrain Station). Sixteen-year-old Jaskarn “Jason” Jhutty and 17-year-old Jaskaran “Jesse” Bhangal, both of Surrey, were found murdered on the side of the road in South Surrey on Monday night. Neither of the boys had a history with law enforcement. It is early in the investigation but investigators believe this was a targeted incident.
By PD Raj – Senior Writer DESIBUZZCanada
SURREY – Following the heinous murders of two Indo-Canadian teens in Surrey this week, the community with an effort from the media including Punjabi journalist Gurpreet Singh “Lucky” Sahota is saying enough is enough and the politicians and community leaders need to get off their behinds and do something concrete to stop the bloody violence.
A rally is being held next Wednesday, June 13 at 6:00 pm at 13450 104 Ave, Surrey – Behind Surrey City Hall (At the Surrey Public Library plaza near the Surrey Central Skytrain Station)
Sixteen-year-old Jaskarn “Jason” Jhutty and 17-year-old Jaskaran “Jesse” Bhangal, both of Surrey, were found murdered on the side of the road in South Surrey on Monday night. Neither of the boys had a history with law enforcement. It is early in the investigation but investigators believe this was a targeted incident.
The anonymous community effort Group put out posters in Punjabi and English, saying it was time for the Community to Wake Up! and hold politicians and police accountable for not doing enough to curb the violence. They put out the press release below, asking the community to gather for a rally behind Surrey City hall (At the Surrey Public Library plaza near the Surrey Central Skytrain Station) next Wednesday, June 13.
Hey Surrey Parents And Community Leaders!
It’s about time that we should Wake Up! And ask our elected MLA’s, MP’s, Councilors and mayors of Surrey for their report card on what they have done so far to stop gang violence in last 12 years, while they proudly say I’m elected 3rd time, 4th time etc .
The ones who lost their sons-daughters in gang violence or drug epidemic or the ones who feel they can be next, please join this rally at city hall.
We publicly invite our local MLA’s, MP’s, Councilors and Mayor of Surrey to come and present their report card. If they will not show up, we will know where they stand and we as a community will have to consider next step for them.
We are not sending any special invitations to anyone. This is a public rally and everyone who is concerned with the KILLINGS of Children should COME OUT and make their voices heard LOUD and CLEAR!
All religious societies, sports clubs, cultural clubs, media are being requested to join us in this initiative as this is not a platform for any individual or group and it does not belong to any particular party, group or people – it is a sincere COMMUNITY EFFORT.
When: Wednesday June 13th 2018 at 6:00 pm
Where: 13450 104 Ave, Surrey – Behind Surrey City Hall (At the Surrey Public Library plaza near the Surrey Central Skytrain Station)