Guwahati: The Assam Human Rights Commission (AHRC) on Thursday, after hearing the Suo Motu case against the Assam police for the murder of 26 people and injuring 43 in various meetings since Himanta Buswa Sarma the government in May this year, asked the state government to submit The pending investigation report from five deputy commissioners on or in November 1.
Five districts that have not provided reports are Karbi Anglong, Kokrajhar, Dhubri, Nagaon and Barpeta.
Taking awareness Suo Motu, the Commission on July 7 has asked the state government to conduct an investigation of the situation that leads to shooting 12 accused of alleged police shooting in one month from the new government that takes over.
On August 16, the State House and Political Department had searched for six-week extra time because many district authorities had not submitted their reports.
The commission on Thursday noted that on August 16, the Department of Home and Politics has revealed that the report of the Magisterial Investigation submitted by the Deputy Commissioner of five districts and seven district police supervisors have been received by the Department of Commissioners and Secretary, home and politics, while reports from Deputy Commissioner Siavasagar And Mongaon hasn’t been accepted.
The Assam Human Rights Commission asked the government to submit a report on the police meeting on November 1
