BHUBANESWAR: The Odisha Human Rights Commission (OHRC) on Monday requested the state director general of police and the commissioner of police of Bhubaneswar-Cuttack to inquire into the allegation of physical torture of 2 ladies at a police station right here.
It directed that the reports be submitted inside of per week.
The course was once issued through OHRC appearing chairperson B Ok Mishra while listening to a petition of the sufferers and two different petitioners.
Justice Mishra mentioned the case will likely be put up for further orders on May 25.
The fee was once listening to the petitions of human rights activist Pradipta Nayak and advocate Prabir Kumar Das, who alleged that the two sisters who are citizens of Nayapally area had been taken to the police station through force.
The sisters also allegedly subjected to assault and sustained accidents, the petitioners alleged.
The two ladies gave the impression ahead of the OHRC and filed a separate petition alleging police brutalities on them. They alleged that inspector-in-charge of Nayapally police station attempted to molest them.
The inspector in-charge has been shifted from the Nayapally police station.
Police mentioned the force's body of workers from Nayapalli police station had gone to Behera Sahi area after receiving a complaint a couple of conflict between two families over a belongings dispute on May 6.
Two lady constables had been assaulted through the two sisters and injured while they had been pacifying the agitated families. The accused, including the complainant, had been arrested and brought to the police station.
A case has been registered against the sisters beneath quite a lot of sections of IPC at the foundation of a complaint filed through the lady constables.
It directed that the reports be submitted inside of per week.
The course was once issued through OHRC appearing chairperson B Ok Mishra while listening to a petition of the sufferers and two different petitioners.
Justice Mishra mentioned the case will likely be put up for further orders on May 25.
The fee was once listening to the petitions of human rights activist Pradipta Nayak and advocate Prabir Kumar Das, who alleged that the two sisters who are citizens of Nayapally area had been taken to the police station through force.
The sisters also allegedly subjected to assault and sustained accidents, the petitioners alleged.
The two ladies gave the impression ahead of the OHRC and filed a separate petition alleging police brutalities on them. They alleged that inspector-in-charge of Nayapally police station attempted to molest them.
The inspector in-charge has been shifted from the Nayapally police station.
Police mentioned the force's body of workers from Nayapalli police station had gone to Behera Sahi area after receiving a complaint a couple of conflict between two families over a belongings dispute on May 6.
Two lady constables had been assaulted through the two sisters and injured while they had been pacifying the agitated families. The accused, including the complainant, had been arrested and brought to the police station.
A case has been registered against the sisters beneath quite a lot of sections of IPC at the foundation of a complaint filed through the lady constables.
OHRC asks DGP to inquire into allegation of torture of girls in police station
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