Bhubaneswar: National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has issued a conditional summons to the Odisha Chief Secretary to appear before on August 23 along with the report needed in the steps taken to meet the direction skipped since 2013 to ensure human rights moved Power Hydroelectric IndraVati.
The panel passed the order on July 6 after hearing the petition submitted by Radhakanta Tripathy Human Rights lawyer on November 15, 2016.
This complaint was related to the charges of complainants about the rejection of basic facilities to the people around 100 villages in Nabarangpur, Rayaganada Regency, Ladyandi and Coraput because of the electricity project this.
The Commission has listened to the case since November 24, 2016 and issued a clue to different government authorities.
Recently, the complainants have urged the panel of the right to take problems with the Secretary of the Chief for unreasonable delays to comply with the recommendations of the NHRC Special Rapporteur regarding the project covering the Regency of Ladies and Nabarangpur and sent the official team to conduct an investigation of Coraput Regency, Malkangiri and Raya related with this project.
The last direction was issued in May this year.
The Commission has observed that even though there were subsequent directions and reminders, the main secretary had failed to submit the report needed to date.
“Taking a serious view of the non-registry attitude of the authority, the Commission directed the registry to issue calls to the main secretary to appear before on August 23 along with the necessary reports.
If the Commission received the report needed on or before August 16, the personal appearance of the authority was concerned Will stand shared, “Ordo said.