NEW DELHI: More than 2,000 women attorneys from throughout the nation wrote to Chief Justice of India (CJI) N V Ramana about Monday urging him to take cognisance of alleged post-election violence in West Bengal and represent a unique Investigation Team to register FIRs and analysis into the issue. The correspondence signed by 2,093 girls advocates, such as attorneys from West Bengal, asserted the post-poll violence continuing as May 2 from the country hasn’t even spared women and kids. The attorneys said there was a”constitutional crisis” in the nation because of the violence as May 2, that has made the state of the taxpayers in the country”deplorable”. “The events of violence have shackled the thought of tens of thousands of women attorneys throughout the breadth and length of’Bharat’. It’s said with extreme grief the perpetrators of violence haven’t spared women and children,” it stated. The letter stated that the authorities was hand in gloves with all the goons and the sufferers weren’t able to register their complaints and that there’s a comprehensive breakdown of the constitutional machinery in the nation. “Take cognizance of the problem and compose a unique Investigation Team to register FIRs and research to the deaths and additional vengeful strikes as being mentioned in news,” the letter urged. In addition, it sought a nodal officer, not belonging to West Bengal Police, be appointed to enroll the complaints of their victims. “direct court tracked analysis in a time bound fashion, trial by specially contained fast track court where charge sheet is registered with the SIT regarding instances emanating from the article poll violence from the State of West Bengal;”Issue Directions that post violence victims/family members might be compensated for death /accidents, loss of property etc., from the State of West Bengal,” it further said. The letter also urged the CJI to request that the director general of government, West Bengal, to establish a successful complaint mechanism whatsoever rates on priority basis and also to submit a daily report ahead of the apex court, about the complaints received from police section from many channels.
Over 2,000 women lawyers urge CJI to take cognisance of Bengal post-poll violence
