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Center-Right Owned by The PioneerDelayed compensation fails vulnerable victims
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Mohammad Yousuf Tarigami said that despite court rulings, people still face difficulty in getting CID clearance, noting that in some cases the accused died many years ago but their past continues to affect families, denying younger generations opportunities through no fault of their own. An editorial in The Pioneer, published on October 30 2026, highlighted that delayed compensation continues to fail vulnerable victims, underscoring broader concerns about justice and relief.
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Author: Kumar Hrishikesh The editorial, “Victim Compensation: Justice Delayed, Relief Denied”, published in The Pioneer on October 30, 2026, raises an important issue that has largely remained outside mainstream public discussion. I would like to pass on my sincere appreciation to the author for…
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Author: Kumar Hrishikesh The editorial, “Victim Compensation: Justice Delayed, Relief Denied”, published in The Pioneer on October 30, 2026, raises an important issue that has largely remained outside mainstream public discussion. I would like to pass on my sincere appreciation to the author for…
