People gather in Jalajan for Jasmine, victim of US violence, demand child's custody
People gathered in Jalajan village near Khanna to seek justice and custody of her eight-month-old child for Jasmine, who became a victim of domestic violence in America.
A large number of people gathered in Jalajan village near Khanna to get justice for the family of Jasmine, who fell victim to domestic violence in America, and to bring the custody of her eight-month-old child into their fold.
In this condolence gathering, prominent personalities from different regions of Punjab and local residents paid tribute to Jasmine and gave a message to unite against atrocities on women.
The program began with committee leader Dr. Harchand Singh offering flowers in front of Jasmine's photograph.
On this occasion, amidst mourning songs composed by Jasmine's brother Pash Azad and other brothers, the attendees observed a two-minute silence and prayed for the peace of the departed soul.
During the event, a special photo exhibition was also displayed, through which Jasmine's life journey and family emotions were presented.
Addressing the gathering, the speakers said that this matter is not the pain of a single family, but a major question of protecting girls within society. They emphasized that to deal with such situations, daughters should have full knowledge of their legal rights.
Key developments
- A condolence meeting was held in Jalajan village of Khanna in memory of Jasmine, who fell victim to violence in America
- The family and attendees demanded justice and custody of Jasmine's eight-month-old child
- During the event, a photo gallery depicting Jasmine's life was displayed and silence was observed
