Case Details of File Number: 514/33/12/2016-AR |
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| 141994/CR/2016 |
| DR. LENIN RAGHUVANSHI, CEO |
| PEOPLES VIGILANCE COMMITTEE ON HUMAN RIGHTS, SA 4/2 A, DAULATPUR, |
| A 25 YEARS OLD WOMAN |
| PS. TENDUKONA |
| 17/08/2016 |
The matter rested thus when the petitioner had forwarded a newspaper report regarding rape with a woman at police station by the police officers. According to the newspaper, the victim has filed a complaint with SP Mahasumand and IG Raipur that on 17.08.2016 she has gone to the police station to lodge a report against her own husband, the clerk at the PS took his complaint and informs the in-charge of PS who directed him not to allow the victim to leave the station. At about 9 in the evening, the chowki in-charge along with one another person came at the PS and took her to a room where she was raped. In response, the IGP Headquarter, Raipur, vide communication dated 29.10.2016 had submitted that on the complaint of victim crime no. 93/2016 u/s 376B/34 IPC was registered. After investigation, accused Akesh Kumar Sinha s/o Nattar Kumar Sinha, r/o PS Bundali chowki, PS Tenukona and ASI Gajanath Sahu s/o Ram Ghulam Sahu were arrested and charge sheet had been submitted u/s 376(2)a(1) and 376B IPC on 17.10.2016 and now the matter is sub judice before the court. The Commission further considered the matter on 3.1.2018 when it observed and directed as under:- “It is clear from the material placed on record that victim was raped at the police station by a public servant and thereby violated the human rights of the victim Smt. Kamla. Commission therefore directs to issue notice u/s 18(a)(i) of PHR Act 1993 to the Chief Secretary, Government of Chhattisgarh, to file response why the Commission should not recommend monetary compensation to be paid to the victim Smt. Kamla for violation of her human rights by public servants. Response be filed in eight weeks.” In response, the Assistant Inspector General of Police, PHQ, Chhattisgarh, Raipur vide his communication dated 22.3.2018 has submitted that the victim was being paid compensation by district administration Mahasamund through District Legal Service Authority. Further the Addl. Director General of Police, PHQ, Raipur, Chhattisgarh vide his communication dated 14.6.2018 has submitted that the case has ended into conviction and the delinquent police officer has compulsorily been retired from service. The victim is free to apply under victim compensation scheme and that there was no need to grant separate financial relief to the victim. The Commission has considered the matter. It is an admitted fact the victim who wanted to lodge a complaint at the police station was rather raped. The incident is sad, shocking and disturbing in a society governed by rule of law. Human rights of the hapless and helpless victim have thus been violated by the public servant and the State is vicariously liable to compensate the victim. The reply to the ‘show cause notice’ is not based on merits. In these circumstances, an amount of Rs. 2,00,000 /- (Rupees Two Lakhs only) is recommended to be paid to the victim. The Chief Secretary, Government of Chhattisgarh is directed to submit the compliance report together with proof of payment within a period of 6 weeks. A Notice be also sent to the District Magistrate and Superintendent of Police, Mahasamud, Chhattisgarh calling upon them to submit the details of payment made to the victim under victim compensation scheme and through District Legal Service Authority besides benefits extended to her under social welfare schemes within a period of 4 weeks.
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| Action Taken On 12/11/2018 |
| 23/12/2018 |
Tuesday, May 28, 2019
Breaking culture of silence
Honorable Commission order. We filed the case in same matter in NHRC 422/36/7/2015-AD
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Case Details of File Number: 324/36/7/2015-AD
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Diary No: 61329
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Name of the Complainant: SUO-MOTU
" THE HINDU DATED 07.04.2015"
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Complainant Address: CAPTIONED
" FIVE UNDER TRIAL MILLITANTS SHOD DEAD IN NALGONDA"
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Name of the Victim: VIQAR
AHMED, SYED AMJAD, ZAKIR AND OTHERS
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Place of Incident: ALER
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Date of Incident: 07/04/2015
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Action Taken:
In the instant case the Commission vide its proceedings
dated 28.06.18 inter alia observed and directed as under :- “………..Commission
has considered the reply to the show cause notice and rejects the same. The
reasons for issuing a show cause notice were elaborated in our proceedings
dated 13.12.2017. The reasons for which the State Government has objected to
the payment of monetary compensation to the NoK of the five deceased persons
had already been considered by the Commission vide aforesaid proceedings
dated 13.12.2017and we find that no satisfactory explanation has been offered
for the issues on which the show cause notice was based. The Commission does
not consider it appropriate to wait for the SIT to complete its investigation
or the High Court to decide the writ petition pending before it. Hence, we
recommend to the Chief Secretary, Govt. of Telangana to pay a sum of Rs.Five
Lakhs as monetary compensation to each of the five deceased persons namely
Izhar Khan, Syed Amjad Ali Mohd Haneef, Mohd Zakeer and Vikaruddin Ahmed and
submit the compliance report along with proof of payment within six weeks.”
In response to the directions of the Commission, the Chief Secretary to the
Govt. of Telangana, General Admn., SP(L&O) Department vide communication
dated 04.08.18 has informed that under trial prisoners were involved in the
terrorist activities. It has been further informed that as per the available
evidence, the escort police persons have opened the fire while on escort
duty, to protect their lives and to prevent the escape of hardcore terrorist
from lawful custody. Any relief/monetary compensation to the next of kin of
such hardcore terrorists not only sets an undesirable precedent but also
would encourage such minded persons, as the five under trial prisoners were
transported to Central Prison in pursuance of the directions of the Hon’ble
Session Judge and as such there was no foul play on the part of escort
police. A request has been made re-consider the decision and to drop the
recommendations for payment of monetary compensation of Rs. Five Lakhs to the
NoK of the five under trial militants shot dead in Nalgonda. The Commission
has considered the material placed on record and is of the view that the
above explanation offered is not acceptable. The Commission, therefore
rejects the request of the State Govt. for re-consideration of the
recommendation for the reasons mentioned in the proceedings dated 13.12.17
and reiterates its earlier recommendation to the Govt. of Telangana to pay a
sum of Rs. Five Lakhs as monetary compensation to NoK of each of five
deceased persons namely Izhar Khan, Syed Amjad Ali Mohd. Haneef, Mohd. Zakeer
and Vikaruddin Ahmed. The Chief Secretary, Govt. of Telangana to submit
compliance report along with proof of payment within four weeks. Put up after
four weeks.
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Status : Action
Taken On 12/09/2018
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Action Due Date: 08/11/2018
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Thursday, May 23, 2019
compensation in the case of sexual assault
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Case
Details of File Number: 22579/24/55/2014-WC
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Diary No: 96659
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Name of the Complainant: LENIN
RAGHUVANSHI
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Complainant Address: R/O
SECRETARY PVCHR
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Name of the Victim: GIRL
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Place of Incident: KAUDIA
KHURD
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Date of Incident: 01/01/1991
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Action Taken:
These proceedings should be read in continuation of the
earlier proceedings of the Commission dated 14.9.2018. The matter related to
the sexual assault of a victim by some miscreants and failure of the Police
to take necessary action as per law. The Police rather allegedly detained the
family members of the victim in the Police station and forced them to make a
compromise with the miscreants at the instance of a local political leader.
Even though the victim belonged to a Dalit community but no action was taken
under the provisions of SC/ST POA Act, 1989. Pursuant to the directions of
the Commission, a report dated 31.10.2018 was received from the SP, Crime
Branch, U.P. along with a report dated 24.9.2018 by the Additional SP, City,
Nodal Officer, Mirzapur. The substance of the report was that after further
investigation in the matter, the offence u/s 3(1)(11) was incorporated along
with Section 354 (A) IPC and after investigation, the I.O. submitted charge
sheet in the Court against the miscreants vide Nos. 73 dated 9.6.2014 and 17
(3)(a) dated 4.1.2015. It was reported that the victim was paid statutory
assistance of Rs.60,000/- and the amounts were credited to her bank account
No.50560100003627 of Bank of Baroda.. The Commission carefully considered the
materials on record and took note of the facts and circumstances of the case.
The allegations made by the complainant seemed to have been duly acted upon
by the local Police and necessary action was taken as per law. Let a copy of
the report dated 31.10.2018 be transmitted to the complainant for his
comments, if any, within six weeks positively, failing which the Commission
might proceed with the case on merits.
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Status : Action
Taken On 01/01/2019
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Action Due Date: 23/02/2019
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Rs. 50 Lakhs has been filed by approx. 300 workmen, which has been successfully adjudicated by the Deputy Labour Commissioner, District Mirzapur. N
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Case Details of File Number: 12889/24/69/2017 |
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Diary No: 65985/CR/2017
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Name of the Complainant: LENIN
RAGHUVANSHI, CEO
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Complainant Address: MANAVADHIKAR
JAN NIGRANI SAMITI, SA 4/2 A, DAULATPUR,
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Name of the Victim: 142
LABOURERS AND CHILDREN IN SONBHADRA AND MIRJAPUR
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Place of Incident: SONBHADRA
AND MIRJAPUR
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Date of Incident: 01/01/1991
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Action Taken:
The complainant has alleged that worker working in
District of Mirzapur and Sonbhadra are working in inhumane condition, paid
less wages and are physically exploited. He further alleged that the family
of the workers are sexually and physically exploited while some workers were
even intoxicated. The health of the workers is of great concern. He has
requested intervention of the Commission. Pursuant to the directions of the
Commission, a report dated 06.09.2017 has been submitted by District
Magistrate, Sonbhadra, Uttar Pradesh. It is reported that routine inspection
are being conducted with the assistance of the Administration by the Labour
Department. The minimum wages claim to the tune of Rs. 50 Lakhs has been filed
by approx. 300 workmen, which has been successfully adjudicated by the Deputy
Labour Commissioner, District Mirzapur. No complaint of child labour has been
received, neither any violation found during inspection. 8 cases of violation
of Child Labour (Prohibition & Regulation Act) has been registered before
the Court of CJM, Robertsganj, Sonbhadra, Uttar Pradesh, wherein compensation
of Rs. 20,000/- has been given to the said victim. The said child labour are
relocated and provided basic education. The officers posted at the Districts
are sensitized to be careful in case of any bonded labour. Since, steps has
been taken by the District Administration in relocating and rehabilitating
the child labours and no comment has been filed by the complainant, therefore,
no further intervention of this Commission is required in the present case.
The case is closed.
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Status : Action
Taken On 11/05/2018
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Action Due Date: 16/05/201
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Breaking culture of silence
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Case
Details of File Number: 34623/24/72/2013
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Diary No: 141306
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Name of the Complainant: LENIN
RAGHUVANSHI, SECRETARY GENERAL
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Complainant Address: PEOPLES
VIGILANCE COMMITTEE ON HUMAN RIGHTS, SA 4/2 A, DAULATPUR,
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Name of the Victim: RAMDHANI
MUSAHAR
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Place of Incident: VARANASI
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Date of Incident: 01/01/1991
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Action Taken:
These proceedings shall be read in continuation with
earlier proceedings of the Commission. The matter rests thus. The case is
related to the death of the labourer Ramdhani Musahar district Varanasi at
Jaipur, Rajasthan. Case FIR No. 512/2013, PS: Badagaon Varanasi was
registered and after completion of investigation, the chargesheet dated
24/11/2013 was filed in the Court. The case is pending for want of the report
regarding the payment of financial assistance to the wife of the deceased
labourer namely Smt. Bhyam Payari Musahar. The Commission in its proceedings
dated 25/06/2018 had considered the matter and issued necessary directions to
the District Magistrate, Varanasi and to Senior Superintendent of Police,
Varanasi to take further necessary steps in this case. In response,
Additional District Magistrate, Administration, Varanasi has submitted his
report dated 29/06/2018. It is stated that an amount of Rs. 60,000/- has been
sanctioned by the District Social Welfare Officer, Varanasi under the
provisions of SC/SST POA Act to Smt. Bhyam Payari Musahar. The first
instalment of Rs.15,000/- has been transferred to her bank account on
24/06/2018 through e-payment. The Commission has perused the record placed
before it and considered the matter. It does appear that the investigation of
the case had been concluded by the police authorities and the financial
assistance under the relevant statutory provisions have been sanctioned to
the next of kin of the deceased person in the present case. No further action
is required at this stage in the case. Hence, this case is closed. LINK FILE
NO. 36046/24/72/2013.
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Status : Action
Taken On 03/12/2018
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Action Due Date: 03/12/2018
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Justice in the case of custodial death
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Case
Details of File Number: 19039/24/22/2013-AD
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Diary No: 79069/CR/2013
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Name of the Complainant: DR.LENIN
RAGHUVANSHI, SECRETARY GENERAL
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Complainant Address: PEOPLE
VIGILANCE COMMITTEE ON HUMAN RIGHTS, SA4/2 A, DAULAT PUR
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Name of the Victim: BALVIR
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Place of Incident: PS.AWAGARH
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Date of Incident: 01/01/1991
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Action Taken:
This case pertains to custodial death of UTP Balveer (25
years of age) on 17.5.2013 under the judicial custody of District Jail, Etah.
This case was registered on intimation from the District Jail, Etah, UP. A
case No. 18076/24/22/2013-AD was registered on the complaint of Secretary,
International Human Rights Nigrani Parisad, New Delhi and was linked to above
case. The complainant in this complaint has alleged torture by the police to
the deceased. It is also alleged that the Police Officer Shailender and one
Constable injected Petrol into the very sensitive parts of the body of the deceased
and he was also placed over hot Tawa. Another Cases No. 18072/24/22/2013-AD,
19386/24/22/2013-AD and 19039/24/22/2013-AD were also registered on the same
incident on the complaint of different NGOs. These cases were linked with the
Case No. 18034/24/22/2013-JCD. The Commission took cognizance on 27.5.2013 on
the incident. The Commission directed DM, Etah, SP, Etah and Superintendent,
District Jail, Etah, to submit requisite reports. Pursuant to the directions
of the Commission, the authorities have submitted a detailed report, Health
Screening Report, Inquest Report, Treatment Record, Post-Mortem Report and CD
of Post-Mortem and the Magisterial Enquiry Report. The detailed report dated
24.7.2013 submitted by the Superintendent, District Jail, Etah reveals that
the deceased Balveer Singh S/o Har Prasad was admitted to the Jail on
25.4.2013. The Health Screening at the time of admission to the Jail
indicated that besides multiple scabbed abrasion, burn injury were also seen
around his anus. The deceased was treated in the Jail Hospital; District
Hospital, Etah; SGPG Lucknow; and KGMC Lucknow, from 25.4.2013 to 17.5.2013,
for multiple scabbed abrasions of different size, pain and inflammation
around anus. He expired on 17.5.2013 while undergoing treatment. The Inquest
Report reveals blunt injury on chest. Blood oozing from nose and mouth; and
his right leg ankle had swelling. The Post-Mortem Report indicated no ante
mortem injury, clotted blood present on both nostrils and mouth. The cause of
death was opined to be, “Septicaemic shock due to chronic lung and kidney
disease”. The deceased died in GM & Associate Hospital, Lucknow on
17.5.2013 and the doctors of GMAH opined that the deceased Balveer died of,
“blunt injury chest, abdomen and wound in perineal region and cardio
respiratory failure”. The Video CD of Post-Mortem has also shown (a) a cut
mark injury on right cheek; (b) burn injury on the right knee; and (c) burn
injuries on both buttock and anal region. The report from SHO/Inspector K.K.
Mishra of PS Awagarh, District Etah dated 6.8.2017 reveals that the name of
the deceased Balveer and five others came to light in case vide Crime No.
102/13 u/s 306 IPC, PS Awagarh (during investigation Section 302/201/120-B
IPC were added to the case). He was arrested alongwith other accused on
24.4.2013. Balveer, died on 17.5.2013 during the treatment in the hospital.
Hence, Charge Sheet No. 164 has been filed before the Court on 20.11.2013
against the other accused. The police report further reveals that accused Balveer
S/o Har Prasad (deceased) was tortured by SI Shailender Kumar and Home Guard
Nirmal Kumar and one other. Consequently, a Case No. 129/13 u/s 326/331 IPC,
PS Awagarh was registered against the above named police officers on
16.5.2013. Further, SI Shailender Kumar was suspended by SP, Etah on
16.5.2013. It is further stated that Final Report No. 25 has been submitted
before the appropriate Court of Law in this matter on 24.2.2014. The
magisterial enquiry was conducted by CJM, Etah, UP. The Enquiry Magistrate
examined the relevant records, statements of witnesses and relatives of the
deceased Balveer. Mother, father and wife of the deceased stated before the
Enquiry Magistrate that Balveer was a T.B. patient before admission in the
Jail. He was taking medicines from Agra for the disease. One day he fell down
from a tractor. He died due to illness. Further, the sister-in-law of the
deceased has alleged that Balveer died due to police beating. She has alleged
that Mr. Pandey, one ‘Daroga’ had beaten Balveer. The Jail doctor has stated
before the Enquiry Magistrate that there were two injuries on the buttock of
Balveer (one 7x2 cms and second 1.5x2 cms) and these injuries were 2-3 days
old. There were burn injuries on the anal region of the deceased. The Enquiry
Magistrate concluded that no foul play was suspected in the death of the
deceased. He died a natural death of Septicaemic shock due to chronic lung
and kidney disease. The Commission perused the record and observed that as
per Health Screening Report at the time of admission to the Jail, Balveer
(the deceased) was having multiple scabbed abrasion and burn injuries around
anus. The Post-Mortem Examination Report though stated that there were no
ante mortem injury, but, it has indicated that there was clotted blood on the
nose and mouth of the deceased. Further, the Jail doctor also stated that the
deceased had injuries at the time of admission to the Jail which were 2-3
days old. This creates suspicion that the deceased sustained these injuries
in the police custody. In this regard the police inquired the matter and a
case vide Crime No. 129/13 u/s 326/331 IPC, PS Awagarh was registered against
SI Shailender Kumar, Home Guard Nirmal Kumar and one other Home Guard.
However, FR No. 25 dated 24.2.2014 has been filed before the Court. The
Commission further observed that as per the family members of the deceased,
he was suffering from T.B. before admission to the Jail but from record it is
clear that no treatment for tuberculosis was given to him during his jail
term. Further, as per the doctors of KGMC, Lucknow, the cause of death of the
deceased Balveer was opined to be “blunt injury chest, abdomen and wound in
perineal region and cardio respiratory failure”. Whereas the Post-Mortem
Examination Report reveals no ante mortem injury on the body of the deceased.
Further, the video CD of Post-Mortem Examination of the deceased reveals burn
injury on the right knee, both buttock and perineal region. The right cheek
was having a cut mark injury. Due to these stark inconsistencies, the
Commission is of the view that cause of death given in the Post-Mortem
Examination Report is not reliable. Further, the treatment records of the
deceased corroborated the allegation of torture before admission in the Jail
and there is strong possibility that the deceased was kept in the illegal
confinement before he was arrested by the police on 24.4.2014 and the torture
prima facie appears to have been inflicted upon him during his illegal
confinement. In a grave case like murder for which the deceased was arrested,
the police did not seek or get police remand. This indicates that the
deceased had been kept in illegal confinement by the police and had already
been interrogated. Further, in view of the seriousness of the injuries
inflicted on him in custody, police did not want to take him in custody. The
extent and nature of injuries are such that it strongly suggests that the
deceased was tortured over a few days. Since this is a case of custodial
death, therefore, the file be placed before the Division Bench for
consideration.
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Status : Action
Taken On 12/09/2017
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Action Due Date: 18/11/2017
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2 Lakh has been paid to NoK of the deceased victim and departmental action has also been taken against 3 delinquent Electricity Department personnel.
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Case
Details of File Number: 32927/24/72/2016
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Diary No: 145824/CR/2016
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Name of the Complainant: DR. LENIN RAGHUVANSHI, CEO
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Complainant Address: MANAVADHIKAR JAN NIGRANI SAMITI,
C-4/2 A, DAULATPUR,
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Name of the Victim: SHIV KUMAR
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Place of Incident: NAGWAN
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Date of Incident: 25/08/2016
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Action Taken:
The complainant alleges that victim died due to
electrocution because of negligence of officials of Electricity Department.
No action has been taken against the culprits and no compensation has been
provided to Nok of deceased victim. The complainant seeks intervention of the
Commission in the matter. Vide last proceedings dated 05.11.2018, the
Commission had observed that already a compensation of Rs. 2 Lakh has been
paid to NoK of the deceased victim and departmental action has also been
taken against 3 delinquent Electricity Department personnel. However no
report has been received from SSP Varanasi regarding the criminal case
registered in the matter. Hence Commission had issued the notice to SSP
Varanasi for sending the details of legal action taken in the matter; further
copy of report was sent to the complainant for comments. In response SSP
Varanasi vide report dated 31.12.2018 has inform the Commission that in the
matter no criminal case has been registered, as wife of victim stated in
writing that she don’t want any legal action. The Commission has considered
the material placed on record. The case is closed, inform the complainant
accordingly.
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Status : Action Taken On 16/05/2019
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Action Due Date: 22/05/2019
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सेवा में, 29 अगस्त, 2016
श्रीमान अध्यक्ष महोदय,
राष्ट्रीय मानवाधिकार
आयोग,
नई दिल्ली |
विषय : उत्तर प्रदेश के
वाराणसी जिले के नगवा क्षेत्र में विधुत विभाग की लापरवाही से करेंट लगने से युवक
की हुई मौत के लिए मुआवजा के सन्दर्भ में |
महोदय,
आपका ध्यान 25 अगस्त, 2016 के दैनिक समाचार पत्र “अमर उजाला” के इस खबर “पानी
में करेंट उतारा, युवक की मौत” की ओर
आकृष्ट कराना चाहता हूँ | उत्तर प्रदेश के वाराणसी जिले के
नगवा क्षेत्र के निवासी शिवकुमार की मौत बिजली के जर्जर तार के टूटने से करेंट
लगने से हो गयी |
अतः आपसे अनुरोध है कि कृपया मृतक के परिवार के जीवन यापन व मृतक की
आकस्मिक मौत के लिए उनके परिजनों को एक लाख रुपये (रुपये 100000/-) मुआवजा दिलाने
की कृपा करे |
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