Manohar Lal Khattar Urges Caution in Radhika Yadav Case, Highlights Erosion of Social Values

By A Staff Reporter

KARNAL, HARYANA — Union Minister and former Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar on Friday addressed the ongoing investigation into the murder of Radhika Yadav, urging the public and media to refrain from making premature conclusions. Khattar stated that it was not appropriate to comment on the case until the probe was complete.

Speaking to reporters, Khattar said, “It is not right to say anything till the time investigation is completed. It is a domestic matter, so I don't think I should be saying anything.” He emphasized the importance of allowing law enforcement agencies to carry out their work without external influence or speculation.

Khattar also expressed concern over what he described as a broader societal issue, pointing to a decline in shared values and familial influence. “It is a matter of concern that the ideas of people towards society have not developed. Back when there were bigger families, people had more morals and values. The elders impacted the younger generations in a positive way,” he remarked.