Punjab Minister kicks up row, says Moga victim's death God's will

'Nobody can stop accidents. Whatever happens does so by God's will."We can always meet with an accident. We will do more forthe people.What has happened is unfortunate. You cannot go against nature's will," he said.

Rejecting government compensation and demanding action against the owners of the vehicle, family members of the girl have refused to perform her last rites.

"There is no headway on this issue (on the cremation)," Moga SSP Jatinder Singh Khehra said.
The body of girl has been kept in a mortuary at Singhawala village here.

Source: Online Hindi News and Newspaper

Moga incident: Family refuses to cremate victim; Badal says ownership of bus will not affect probe

Meanwhile, Punjab's Deputy Chief Minister Sukhbir Singh Badal said it was "absurd to think" that such a brutality will go unpunished due to ownership of the vehicle.

Referring to the ownership of the company, Badal said that the fact only adds to his responsibility.

"It is absurd even to think that the company's ownership will allow such brutality and brazenness to go unpunished me," he said.
  
Badal, who is also the Home Minister, said, "I am deeply anguished over the incident, the more so because of the bus in which it happened."

Source: Online Hindi News and Newspaper