Hyderabad: The Dilsukhnagar blasts anniversary was marked by the Anti-Terrorism Forum, which demanded swift justice for victims and stronger action against terror networks in Telangana.
On the 13th anniversary of the 2013 twin blasts, the forum paid tribute to those who lost their lives. It stated that complete justice remained elusive even after 13 years.
In a statement, ATF Chairman Dr Ravinuthala Shashidhar said several affected families were yet to receive adequate financial aid, employment support and long-term medical assistance. Therefore, the forum urged the government to immediately rehabilitate the victims’ families.
He said the delay in extending full relief added to the suffering of survivors. The forum reiterated that accountability and support must go hand in hand.
ATF raises concerns on Dilsukhnagar blasts anniversary
The forum also expressed concern over the alleged presence of sleeper cells in Hyderabad and other parts of Telangana. It called for enhanced intelligence gathering and a strict “zero tolerance” approach towards terrorism.
ATF leaders said the Dilsukhnagar blasts anniversary should serve as a reminder of the need for vigilance. They vowed to continue pressing for rehabilitation of victims and dismantling of terror networks in the state.
The twin blasts in 2013 had shaken the city and left several people dead and injured.