New Delhi: The Calcutta High Court on Friday fell many on the West Bengal government for violence after the poll and said the country was found on the feet wrong and was in rejection mode throughout.
The five-special judge of the High Court headed by the Chairman of the Judge Rajesh Bindal recorded an interim report on the Human National Commission (NHRC) on violence after the poll and asked the state government to expand all support to the NHRC team.
The court directed the Bengali government to provide all logistical support to the committee anywhere and whenever they wanted to visit any place and to ensure there were no obstacles in this process.
“Such obstruction will be taken seriously, which may require action under the insults of the court acting other than others,” said the bench in its order.
The court was held that the Prima Facie was founded there has committed violence after the poll and directed the police to register cases in all the things that had been reported or had been placed before the NHRC or other authorities.
The court also directed that the steps were taken to get the statement of the victims listed under the 164 part of the CRPC immediately, according to the law.
The bench ordered the second autopsy Abhijit Sarkar, Vice President of the Trade Union Council Bharatiya Mazdoor in Kolkata, whose body was lying in a sick room, by a team of doctors who would be formed by the Head of the Command Hospital.
The Sarkar family demands the second autopsy, which is not accessed by the police and administration.
The court also ordered the Secretary of the Head of State to preserve the correspondence of special branches / intelligence branches from state police and different control room logs on alleged violence after the polls.
It further said that the entire material from May 2 to the date was stored in a sealed cover signed by the committee member, immediately.
Every hose or delay in this problem will invite adverse inference, the judges warn.
The High Court has been on June 18, directed NHRC to establish a committee to examine all cases in connection with alleged violations of human rights during violence after the poll in West Bengal.
‘Show – Causes of Notification for DCP’ The court issued a notification of performances to Deputy Commissioner of Kolkata and requested why the insulting process should not be started against it.
“Let the notice issued to Rashid Munir Khan, Deputy Commissioner of Police, Southern Suburban Division, Kolkata to show the reason why the insulting process did not start with him for violating the commands passed by the court on June 18, 2021,” the bench was ordered.
The temporary report of the NHRC said that approval Rasheed, a member of the committee, was blocked from the use of his duties when he and his team members were attacked by thugs on June 29 in the Jadavpur area under the South Polda Suburban Division, the court recorded.
The observations of the court on violence after the polls: * “In violence, the number of people was killed.
Many people suffer from sexual violence and sad injury.
Even the little girls do not survive.
They have been brutally brutally attacked.
The property is many of them damaged and many Of those damaged and many.
Some of them were forced to leave their homes and even migrate to neighboring countries.
Until now the country has not been able to create an atmosphere that can build people’s trust to return to their homes or continue their work.
“*” Partial complaints Great than they were not recorded by the police or Cross Case forced to them.
In some cases cruel crime, registered complaints only after this court has found out.
The investigation of the registered case is in the Slipshod way and almost no arrests are carried out in such cruel crimes.
Some cases Not yet registered even though Prima Fa Cie they revealed the commission of a recognizable violation.
In most cases accused of being redeemed.
“(With input from the agency)
‘The country found on the wrong foot, is in denial mode’: Calcutta High Court on violence after the poll in Bengal
