Thursday, January 18, 2018

NHRC recommends to the Government of Uttar Pradesh, through its Chief Secretary, to pay compensation of Rs.2,00,000/- to the victims



Case Details of File Number: 45784/24/72/2015
Diary Number
208398,208532
Name of the Complainant
LENIN RAGHUVANSHI
Address
MANVADHIKAR JAN NIGRANI SAMITI, SA 4/2A, DAULAT PUR

VARANASI , UTTAR PRADESH
Name of the Victim
SHANKAR YADAV AND BALRAM YADAV
Address
R/O. ABHILASHA COLONY, NADESAR

VARANASI , UTTAR PRADESH
Place of Incident
PS.CANTT

VARANASI , UTTAR PRADESH
Date of Incident
Not Mentioned
Direction issued by the Commission
These proceedings shall be read in continuation of earlier proceedings of the Commission dated 20.9.2017 vide which the Commission directed to Issue notice u/s 18(a)(i) of the PHRA, 1993 to the Govt. of Uttar Pradesh through its Chief Secretary to show cause as to why the Commission should not recommend monetary relief to the victims. No reply to show cause notice has been submitted by the State Government. It is presumed that the State Government has nothing to say in the matter. Vide proceedings dated 20.9.2017, the Commission observed that “a report dated 11.11.2016 has been received from the Superintendent of Police, (Human Rights) along with a copy of the report dated 02.11.2016 submitted by the DIG, Varanasi Range, Varanasi in which stated that during enquiry conducted into the matter, the then S.O. Ratan Singh Yadav was found guilty of keeping Pancham Yadav, Pappu Yadav, Balram Yadav and Shankar Yadav in illegal/unauthorized custody in the police station. It is further stated that he has been punished by an entry of censure”. The Commission has perused and considered the report. In the opinion of the Commission a clear case of violation of human rights of the victims is made out and the State Government is liable to pay adequate compensation to the victims. Keeping in view the facts and circumstances of the case, the Commission recommends to the Government of Uttar Pradesh, through its Chief Secretary, to pay compensation of Rs.2,00,000/- to the victims. The Chief Secretary, Government of Uttar Pradesh is directed to submit compliance report along with proof of payment within six weeks.
Action Taken
Relief granted [Compensation, Disciplinary & Prosecution] (Dated 1/3/2018 )
Status on 1/18/2018
Compliance of the Commission's recommendation by the concerned authority is awaited.

Trapped in UP 'encounter', 8-year-old killed


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Date: Thu, Jan 18, 2018 at 12:49 PM
Subject: Trapped in UP 'encounter', 8-year-old killed
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To,
The Chairperson
National Human Rights Commission
New Delhi
Dear Sir,
I want to bring in your kind attention towards news published in Times of India  on 18th January, 2018 regarding Trapped in UP 'encounter', 8-year-old killed https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/agra/trapped-in-up-encounter-8-year-old-killed/articleshow/62544660.cms?from=mdr
Therefore it is kind request please take appropriate action at earliest

1.  To provide compensation to the victim's family.

Thanking You


Sincerely Yours
Lenin Raghuvanshi
Founder and CEO
Peoples' Vigilance Committee on Human Rights


Trapped in UP 'encounter', 8-year-old killed

TNN | Updated: Jan 18, 2018, 08:52 IST

HIGHLIGHTS

  • Madhav Bhardwaj, an eight-year-old school kid, died on Wednesday after being hit in the head by a bullet during an "encounter" by the UP police in Mathura's Mohanpura village.
  • Villagers claimed that there was no exchange of fire and that police opened fire at the alleged criminals after cornering them.
He was rushed to a hospital, where he succumbed to the gunshot wound.He was rushed to a hospital, where he succumbed to the gunshot wound.
AGRA: Madhav Bhardwaj, an eight-year-old school kid, died on Wednesday after being hit in the head by a bullet during an "encounter" by the UP police in Mathura's Mohanpura village. The boy, his grandfather said, was playing with four of his friends in front of his house.

The UP police has been on an encounter spree despite notices from the National Human Rights Commission. According to the latest figure, 33 criminals have been gunned down and 196 others wounded in 900 encounters across the state since the Yogi Adityanath government took over in March last year. At least 212 policemen have also been injured in the face-offs.


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The Mathura incident occurred around 6 pm when three cops from the highway police station reached Mohanpura after getting information that some criminals involved in a recent case of loot were spotted somewhere there. During the "exchange" of fire, a stray bullet hit Madhav. He was rushed to a hospital, where he succumbed to the gunshot wound. Villagers claimed that there was no exchange of fire and that police opened fire at the alleged criminals after cornering them.

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Madhav's grandfather Shiv Shankar, who was present at the spot, told TOI: "Three policemen came to the village and asked the alleged criminals to gather at the terrace of a nearby temple for a talk. But suddenly the cops began firing. My poor grandson was playing nearby and got hit."

Shankar added, "I froze for a moment. I was unable to understand what had happened. One of the cops took the child into his lap and ran towards a crossing. He yelled that he was taking the injured boy to the hospital."

However, the cop handed over the child to a few villagers who had gathered around the spot and asked them to take him to a medical facility immediately. Villagers then rushed the boy to Nayati hospital, where he died within a few minutes.

TOP COMMENT

Very sorry about this but I support the encounter spree.Dee Kay

Prashant Agyani, public relations officer of Nayati hospital, said the child had been hit by a bullet in the head and that chances of survival were thin. "He died immediately after treatment began," Agyanisaid.

Mathura SSP Swapnil Mangain said a case based on the complaint of villagers is being registered. The SSP said that he had no information about the police party being dispatched to the village to nab criminals. He added that cops at the highway police station had received some information and a team led by a sub-inspector decided to go to the village.

"The child's body is being sent for postmortem and on the basis of the report action will be taken

Sunday, January 14, 2018

Medical assistance to survivors of torture

मानवाधिकार जन निगरानी समिति ने बडकागांव के 15 पीड़ितो को  आयुर्वेदिक दवा और पंचकर्म द्वारा pain management किया गया


क्र.
नाम
पता
1
पवन कुमार
ग्राम –सोनबरसा,पोस्ट-चेपाकला,थाना-बडकागांव,जिला –हजारीबाग
2
शिव कुमार राय
ग्राम –सोनबरसा,पोस्ट-चेपाकला,थाना –बडकागांव,जिला-हजारीबाग
3
जय बिरेन्द्र कुमार राय
ग्राम –सोनबरसा,पोस्ट-चेपाकला,थाना –बडकागांव,जिला-हजारीबाग
4
उपेन्द्र कुमार
ग्राम –सोनबरसा,पोस्ट-चेपाकला,थाना –बडकागांव,जिला-हजारीबाग
5
सावित्री
ग्राम –सोनबरसा,पोस्ट-चेपाकला,थाना –बडकागांव,जिला-हजारीबाग
6
कारिनाथ
ग्राम –विन्द्वारी बडकागांव हजारीबाग
7
इमाम अंसारी
ग्राम –विन्द्वारी बडकागांव हजारीबाग
8
चतुर महतो
चेपाकला
9
सुनील कुमार
चेपाकला
10
दुलरी देवी
चेपाकला
11
मो० इनाम साहब
दाड़ीकला 
12
कलवा मोसवा 
झारखण्ड
13
जसवा मोसवा
झारखण्ड
14
मनोज भगत
झारखण्ड
15
अजय चौहान
झारखण्ड
16
वंदना
झारखण्ड