"Justice will be done when those who killed my innocent son in cold blood are brought to the book," Mohammad Yousuf, father of Faisal Yousuf, told PTI.
Yousuf said the developments so far do not indicate that the soldiers who shot his son and his friend to death will face the law.
"The army commander today admitted that it was a mistake and that soldiers had fired upon these children traveling in a car.
Commenting on the Rs 10 lakh compensation announced by the Defence ministry, Yousuf said no riches of the world would be enough to compensate the loss of his son.
"Will Rs 10 lakh bring back my son? Even all the riches of the world won't do," he added.
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