MALDA: Chief minister Mamata Banerjee on Friday known as up the 36-year-old widow of Rajkumar Ray, the presiding officer whose mutilated body was discovered close to railway tracks in Raiganj a day after the Monday polling. The leader minister confident her of a central authority process, an ex-gratia fee of Rs 5 lakh and family pension and again and again confident her of a complete CID probe.
The CM spoke to Arpita for several minutes within the afternoon. It had its effect. Arpita - and her family - gave up their demand of not receiving Ray's body unless they get the detailed publish mortem document. Arpita, who had lodged a murder grievance before, had apprehended that the administration would possibly adjust the publish mortem document.
Assured by means of the CM, Arpita won the body of her husband and made up our minds to take it to her in-laws' home in Siliguri's Phansidewa.
Hemnanta Ray, Arpita's brother-in-law, said, "My 72-year-old father Priyanath Ray is eager to see my brother for the last time. Moreover, we were assured that post mortem report would not be changed." Arpita, on her approach to Siliguri, informed TOI that the executive minister had in my opinion confident her all imaginable assist. "Apart from sanctioning Rs 5 lakh immediately, she assured us that we will get the compensation SEC was to give. She promised me of family pension and a government job. Moreover, she assured that proper investigation into my husband's death would be done. I have faith on her and have agreed to receive the body."
Ray (42), who was a central authority college trainer at Rahatpur High Madrasa, were deployed as a presiding officer at the Sonapur Basic School ballot sales space at Itahar underneath Raiganj subdivision, North Dinajpur. He went lacking from election accountability and his body was discovered a day later on the railway tracks close to Sonadangi off Raiganj. Ray's spouse had lodged a police grievance alleging that her husband was "kidnapped from the polling booth and murdered".
The CID staff has already begun its probe, interrogating the victim's spouse, the medical doctors who had executed the publish mortem and visiting the place where Ray's body was discovered.
The CM spoke to Arpita for several minutes within the afternoon. It had its effect. Arpita - and her family - gave up their demand of not receiving Ray's body unless they get the detailed publish mortem document. Arpita, who had lodged a murder grievance before, had apprehended that the administration would possibly adjust the publish mortem document.
Assured by means of the CM, Arpita won the body of her husband and made up our minds to take it to her in-laws' home in Siliguri's Phansidewa.
Hemnanta Ray, Arpita's brother-in-law, said, "My 72-year-old father Priyanath Ray is eager to see my brother for the last time. Moreover, we were assured that post mortem report would not be changed." Arpita, on her approach to Siliguri, informed TOI that the executive minister had in my opinion confident her all imaginable assist. "Apart from sanctioning Rs 5 lakh immediately, she assured us that we will get the compensation SEC was to give. She promised me of family pension and a government job. Moreover, she assured that proper investigation into my husband's death would be done. I have faith on her and have agreed to receive the body."
Ray (42), who was a central authority college trainer at Rahatpur High Madrasa, were deployed as a presiding officer at the Sonapur Basic School ballot sales space at Itahar underneath Raiganj subdivision, North Dinajpur. He went lacking from election accountability and his body was discovered a day later on the railway tracks close to Sonadangi off Raiganj. Ray's spouse had lodged a police grievance alleging that her husband was "kidnapped from the polling booth and murdered".
The CID staff has already begun its probe, interrogating the victim's spouse, the medical doctors who had executed the publish mortem and visiting the place where Ray's body was discovered.
Mamata calls up poll official's widow, promises job
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