ARA, July 6 -- Aasha Devi, mother of Bharat Bhushan Tiwari who was allegedly killed in an encounter on June 17 at his native village Bilauti under Shahpur police station has announced that she will start fast unto death from July 9, demanding the arrest of all involved in the encounter. Aasha Devi announced a hunger strike near a tree in front of her door from July 9th demanding the arrests along with some other demands. In her statement, she demanded that all the guilty officers and those involved in the incident, including SDM Sanjeet Kumar, the then Jagdishpur SDPO Rajesh Sharma, the then Station House Officer of Shahpur police station cum Inspector Rajesh Malakar, SI Ankit Aryan, ASI Sachitanand Yadav and STF personnel Akshay Kumar soon be arrested. She further demanded for safety of her family be ensured. If any relevant authorities involved in the investigation visit here, the family should be informed so they can cooperate. She has said that he police have filed a false case against the boys of her village. It should be withdrawn as soon as possible. The case involves 14 named and 50 unidentified persons. She further alleged that her house is being monitored by a black vehicle without a license plate after 11 p.m. This should be investigated. "Who is involved in this?" Devi questioned. Aasha Devi's announcement of a fast unto death is being closely watched by people whether with such an announcement, the family could get justice in this case. Meanwhile on Sunday, Bihar minister Ashok Choudhary met the family members of Bharat Bhushan Tiwari at Bilauti of Shahpur and expressed condolences. He assured the family that they will get justice. He said that no guilty officer or police official involved in this incident will be spared and that he will stand with the family. "I met Bharat Tiwari's family and assured them that they would get justice. There are many aspects of the case that I was not aware of earlier, and I have now been apprised of them. I will brief the CM on all these issues and inform him about the prevailing situation," he said. The minister also refuted allegations that the then SDPO was promoted, stating that it was a wrong perception. "It is being wrongly propagated that the DSP has been promoted. No promotion has been given. He has only been transferred so he could not make any impact in this case ," Choudhary said. The minister further said that it will also be looked why SDM was present when encounter took place. This issue has been raised by former DGP Abhyanand too. The minister said the very fact that the government had ordered a judicial inquiry reflected its commitment to a fair probe. He also said in India, there is a judicial process and it will work it as per law. "If there was no intention to ensure justice, there would have been no need for a judicial inquiry. The government could have asked an IG-rank officer to investigate. This is not a monarchy, nor is it like Iran where punishment is arbitrary. We have a judicial system here. It may take some time, but justice will definitely be delivered," the minister said. Many leaders and workers including MLA Arun Manjhi of Bihar government and others were present on this occasion....