Monday, April 29, 2013

India: Attempted killing of human rights defender Dr Lenin Raghuvanshi



Dr Lenin RaghuvanshiDr Lenin Raghuvanshi
On 24 April 2013, at approximately 8pm, three unidentified assailants made an attempt on the life of human rights defender Dr Lenin Raghuvanshi. The attack took place at the human rights defender's home in the city of Varanasi, of the Uttar Pradesh province in northern India.
Dr Lenin Raghuvanshi is a founding member of the People's Vigilance Committee on Human Rights (PVCHR), which works for marginalised sections of the Indian population. An Ayurvedic physician by profession, he has been working for the rights of bonded and child labourers and other marginalised people in Varanasi and the eastern part of Uttar Pradesh. He was the recipient of theGwangju Human Rights Award in 2007, the Association for Communal Harmony in Asia (ACHA) Star Peace Award in 2008, and the 2010 International Human Rights Prize of the city of Weimar.
The human rights defender was at home on the evening of 24 April 2013 when three unknown assailants knocked on his door and called him outside. When he came out, he was fired upon with a pistol. The bullet missed, but as it did, another of the assailants produced a knife and attacked him. All three assailants then fled down the lane outside Lenin Raghuvanshi's home. The human rights defender tried to chase them on his scooter, but there was a JCB construction machine blocking his way at the end of the lane. The driver of the JCB also tried to attack the human rights defender before fleeing himself.
The human rights defender called the police and they arrived within ten minutes from the Paharia police outpost. However, no First Information Report was filed, and no steps were taken to increase Lenin Raghuvanshi's personal security. This is despite the fact that the human rights defender has been the victim of death threats before, and there is a persistent threat to his life as a result of his peaceful and legitimate work in defence of human rights. Front Line Defenders has previously issued an urgent appeal on his behalf on 2 December 2011.

Cashing in on prejudice: Police torture of Muslims in UP




http://www.merinews.com/article/cashing-in-on-prejudice-police-torture-of-muslims-in-up/15884761.shtml


Muslims are therefore denied the right to be treated equally and the rights to have equal protection before the law. One of the most gruesome human rights violations the Muslims face from governmental bodies is the widespread use of torture by the police. The police torture of Muslims in Uttar Pradesh, therefore, needs to be highlighted and discussed.


There are two main developments of modern history that have led to the growing marginalization as well as legislative and social discrimination of the Muslim community. These historical events are the partition of India in 1947 and the 9/11 attack in 2001.

Sunday, April 28, 2013

Role of police in Varanasi of India for securing women rights: two faces


Yesterday (27 April, 2013), around 12 mid night Shruti Nagvanshi, managing trustee of PVCHR along with our activist Mr. Shiv Pratap Chaubey went to Sarnath police station regarding the abduction of 14 years old girl of Sarai Mohana under jurisdiction of Sarnath in Varanasi of India. Near the Sarnath crossing Shruti Nagvanashi received threat from Station House office, Sarnath.   He said that it is his area and he will see her.  Being as women, he also demoralized her by asking silly questions.

As on 15 April, 2013 14 years old Meena (name changed) she was abducted through marriage by Vikas with the support of Sheela (a neighbour of Meena). On 18 April, 2013 Meena family informed to the Sarnath police but no FIR was lodged. After getting no help the family moved and submitted application to Senior Superintendent of Police and inspector General of Police and on their direction FIR was lodged on 23 April, 2013. But S.O did not arrest the perpetrator or any action.




On 25 April, 2013 the hundred of people protested outside Sarai Mohana police out post under Sarnath police station. On the protest of local people police arrested Sheela on same day and yesterday night the girl was rescued and released from Bihar and the perpetrator Vikas in the custody of Sarnath police, but no statement before magistrate and medico-legal report.   

S.O Sarnath not only misbehaved with Shruti but also give threat Shiv Pratap Chaubey on his mobile on 27 April, 2013 at morning.

This is not only case of trafficking in Saraimohana but 5 years before Saraimohana was centre for the chat pat marriage but after PVCHR intervention it finished. Now again it started around 15 girls got chat pat marriage and they never come back to see their family again.

From Desk of Executive Director of Peoples’ Vigilance Committee on Human Rights (PVCHR)

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: PVCHR ED
Date: Sun, Apr 28, 2013 at 1:58 AM
Subject: re: threat to woman Human Rights defender Shruti Nagvanshi
To: "A.K. Parashar" , US-C

To,
Chairperson,
NHRC.

Sir,
Shruti and Shiv Pratap Pandey are fighting a case of a 14 years girl of Saraimohana village of Sarnath police station of Varanasi. Girl recovered from Bihar. After that In charge of police station-Sarnath openly threaten to Shruti in midnight of nearly on 12 at Sarnath crossing.

With regards,
Lenin

Saturday, April 27, 2013

The viscous cycle of exploitation and injustice with women


     Increasingly, states are seen as responsible for protecting the rights of women even in connection with offenses committed within homes. The challenge is to end impunity for the perpetrators as one means of preventing future abuse.
We are living in such a society today in India where women are not in a position to oppose any act of violence, and misbehaviour with her. She might be educated or may be living in a village the situation is the same. India’s traditional patriarchal system puts women at the lowest ebb of the community, whatever be the society but the dalit, minority and poor women are further pushed to the wall under the caste system and poverty.

Dalit, minority and poor women are subjected to discrepancies on the basis of the religion, caste, poverty by the patriarchal and caste based society. Women being subjected to violence, rape and inhuman behaviour are a matter of shame for any society however progressive the society might be. But in India such attitude towards the dalit, minority and poor women is not only common and is at extreme.

Even today the age old myth of a women becoming Dyan (witch) is followed and women are killed under this belief. The law is unable to act in such cases and, even does not lodge reports, forget action. If women raise a voice against such practice not only the women but her entire family and her advocates have to bear the brunt and is ostracized by the entire society/village.


Atrocity upon women and children continues without even thinking what circumstances they face and what mental torture they have to bear or what kind of security they need. The society instead of helping the victim of such violence keeps mum and thereby extends a quiet support to the offenders. Similarly the ones who work for victim women, the human rights defenders are also attacked so that they may retract their support. By all means the women are forced to step back if she is resisting the violence and torture.

Women who manage to reach police station to lodge complaint and not behaved with properly and they are made to sit for hours together with the family before anyone listens to them. And later on the women is pressurized to take back her complaint. There have been many cases of custodial rape with women and girls child who went to lodge report and for protection with police. Women are blamed for any act of violence with them. The worst is those women victims are made to sit with her offender inside police station, which is another way of psychological torturing her. Presence of the offender beside gives shocks to mind and thoughts of that act often give pain to the victim, which is difficult to even understand.

The women and her family are made to feel down but the offender is not even once made to realize what offence he has done. Investigation in cases are started late hence the criminals get enough time to remove evidences and thereby the case becomes weak. Even the women officers are no less than their male counterparts and behave the same way with women victims as the male officers do. The support to women victim depends upon how much she can pay as bribe to the investigating officer.

Usually justice comes delayed as ‘justice delay is justice denied’ under the present judicial system. The judiciary itself has less number of women judges. But the court’s utmost delayed process in cases of atrocity with women is point to be noted. When justice is delayed often women victim are forced to make out of the court settlement on the conditions proposed by the offender itself. Delay in judgement given the entire benefit to the criminals. In many cases it has been seen that the lawyer appointed to fight the case for victim join hands with offender and delays the perusal of the case.

In the courtrooms the attitude of the lawyers towards cases of women rights is traditional based on patriarchy and they are themselves unaware about the rules that protect a woman from violence and make the case complicated.

Not even the national and state women commissions are taking steps that can help women positively. Women commission itself is governed with patriarchal mind set. The selection of women commission office bearers is totally political and only those women who are close to the ruling party are appointed here, which in unscientific and irrational. These appointed members lack even the basic of women rights which is reflected in the decisions they take. Of the cases brought before the women commission very less are taken up by the commission.

As far as social security and development is concerned dalit, tribal and minority women have little access and are subjected to dual atrocity thereby. Those bodies that are responsible for women’s’ health services are engaged in money making from these women only and ignore their needs. At times women have lost their lives due to such an attitude.

So, in India, an ideal woman is supposed to be silent that nourishes the system of patriarchy; men in the society take decisions and women silently follow them. Society asks its women to be silent and obedient, following all its norms and keeping up the same values as before.[i]

The global development projects initially made women invisible; being heavily male biased, women’s productive role, often not directly linked to the market or the formal economy, was ignored. Instead, their role as reproductive individuals was made ultra-visible. Programmes to control population growth, seen as a primary cause of poverty, began to spring up, with women as targets. The socio-economic status of women declined following their exclusion from agricultural development schemes. Development not only ignored women but also had extremely detrimental effects on women’s economic position. Women’s productivity began to exist only in relation to its market value and how it could better be exploited.

Indian women have been endowed with several responsibilities concerned with the household and family circle. Nonetheless, now with the drift in development and political policies, the onus of decision-making is also laid on women. To provide enhanced representation to rural women in a political world, specific provisions were incorporated in the Constitution of India through the 73rd Amendment Act in 1992. A significant provision of this Act is the reservation of one-third seats for women in all positions in the local self-governance. The 73rd amendment[ii] was a landmark for women’s empowerment.

Through this amendment, participation of women from all caste was encouraged at the village level. Education is an imperative factor for the empowerment of human beings. But education is given little or no importance in rural villages. The situation of women is even worse as least interest is shown towards their education. After all, education develops insight and helps the representative carry out the day to-day activities and making political decisions. Lack of or low literacy level hinders women’s active participation in panchayat (Local self-governance) activities.

It also makes women more dependent on men for paper work. In fact, most women sarpanchs (village heads) are not allowed to work freely. They are either forced to sign on papers prepared by influential lobbies or become part of their husbands’ politics.

They are victims of politics by influential persons or the ploys of panchayat secretaries, corrupt administration system and the tactics of powerful locals in the villages. They are removed from office through forced no-confidence motions. They have been threatened and humiliated. At the village level, officials, whether junior or senior, are often found to be anti-women even though it has been proven that these women sarpanchs can make a difference if they are allowed to perform.

Lack of preparation on the part of rural women for political affairs is also a factor for their low enthusiasm. The rural population, especially women, is less equipped with the information on the rural governance system. Lack of awareness about the systems and procedures regarding functioning of governance are main cause for subdued leadership in panchayats. Information helps elected representatives understand their roles and responsibilities with regard to Panchayati Raj (local self-governance). Women elected representatives who are more active and aware perform brilliantly in their political offices whereas women who are less aware do not perform that well and end up becoming dummy elected candidates.

Increasingly, however, states are seen as responsible for protecting the rights of women even in connection with offences committed within home. The challenge is to end impunity for the perpetrators as one means of preventing future abuse.

(Material for this article was taken from my book 'Justice Liberty and Equality: Dalits in Independent India' and an article in Competition Master)

बनारस में मानवाधिकार एक्टिविस्ट लेनिन रघुवंशी पर जानलेवा हमला


बनारस में मानवाधिकार एक्टिविस्ट लेनिन  रघुवंशी  पर जानलेवा हमला

एक्सकैलिबर स्टीवेंस विश्वास​

​बनारस बनारस के कैंट क्षेत्र के दौलतपुर में बुधवार , को शाम आठ बजे मानवाधिकार जननिगरानी समिति के समन्वयक डा. लेनिन रघुवंशी पर उनके ही घर के बाहर अज्ञात लोगों ने गोली चला दी। गोली निशाना चूक गयी और डा. लेनिन बच गये।पीछा करने पर एक बदमाश ने उनपर चाकू से हमला कर दिया।लेनिन के हाथ में चोट आयी है।वे कुछ मेहमानों को बाहर छोड़कर जैसे ही मुड़े , उनपर गोली चला दी गयी।फायरिंग करने से पहले उन्होंने डा. लेनिन को किसी मामले की पैरवी के लिए धमकाया, वे जवाब देते इससे पहले ही गोली चल गयी।केंट थाने में दर्ज रपट में लेनिन ने हमलावरों की उम्र १६ से २१ साल के बीच बतायी है।

यूनेस्को, यूनिसेफ, यूरोपीय समुदाय जैसी संस्थाओं के साथ तालमेल रखकर दो दशकों  से सक्रिय अंतरराष्ट्रीय ख्याति के इस मानवाधिकार कर्मी पर अखिलेश राज में हमले से दुनियाभर के मानवाधिकारकर्मियों में हड़कंप मच गया है।वंचितों के अधिकारों पर इनके कामों के लिये इन्‍हें 'वाइमर ह्युमन राइट्स अवॉर्ड', जर्मनी एवं 'ग्वांजू ह्युमन राइट्स अवॉर्ड', दक्षिण कोरिया से नवाज़ा गया है। प्रख्यात समाज सेवी एडमिरल​​ भागवत ने तुरंत मेल करके लेनिन के साथ एकजुटता जतायी है। मालूम हो कि जननिगरानी समिति ने अभी कुछ ही समय पहले उत्तरप्रदेश में अल्पसंख्यकों पर उत्पीड़ने के दर्जनों मामलों की बनारस में ही जनसुनवाई की थी और इस सिलसिले में जस्टिस सच्चर की विस्तृत रपट भी आ चुकी है।

डा. लेनिन से जब  फोन पर बात हुई तो उन्होंने हमलावरों की पहचान अज्ञात बताया और इस मामले के पीछे राजनीति की आशंका पर टिप्फणी करने से इंकार कर दिया। उनके मुताबिक पुलिस प्रशासन और सरकार को सूचना दी गयी है।भिना सबूत के कुछ कहना मुश्किल है।उन्होंने कहा कि एक माफिया पर मकोका लगाने के लिए केंद्र सरकार को उन्होंने पत्र लिखा था।एक अन्य माफिया के खिलाफ भी कार्रवाई करने की उन्होंने मांग की है। सरकार और पर्शासन की जिम्मेवारी है कि जांच कराये और समुचित कार्रवाई करें। डा. लेनिन के आवास पर पुलिस की तरफ से सुरक्षा इंतजाम कर दिया गया है। पर उनके जैसे सक्रियमानवाधिकार कर्मी के लिए सुरक्षा घेरे में काम करना असंभव है। जाहिर है कि मामूली अपराधकर्मियो के लिए लेनिन जैसे मसहूर शख्सियत पर बिना राजनीतिक संरक्षण के हमला करना असंभव है। मानवाधिकार संगठनोंकी मांग है कि उच्चस्तरीय जाँच कराकर मानवाधिकार कार्यकर्ता के जान – माल की रक्षा व मानसिक प्रताड़ना से निजात दिलाया जाना आवश्यक और न्यायसंगत हैं।

डा० लेनिन और मानवाधिकार जननिगरानी समिति साम्प्रदायिक राजनीति के तहत पूर्व नियोजित  फैजाबाद  दंगे की जांच व पूर्व प्रेषित खुफिया एजेंसी व इंटेलीजेंस ब्यूरो की खबर को ध्यान न देने में पुलिस व स्थानीय प्रशासन की निष्क्रियता के सन्दर्भ में मुहिम छेड़े हुए हैं।

डॉ. लेनिन जाने-माने मानवाधिकार कार्यकर्ता हैं. उत्तरप्रदेश के जिस इलाके़ में लेनिन और उनकी संस्‍था ‘मानवाधिकार जननिगरानी समिति’ कार्यरत् है, वहां सवर्णों की दबंगई और दलित उत्‍पीड़न कोई नयी बात नहीं है। कट्टर मजहबी ताकतों द्वारा अल्‍पसंख्‍यकों के साथ भी जोर-जुल्‍म होता रहा है। लेनिन की अगुवाई में ‘मानवाधिकार जननिगरानी समिति’ तकरीबन दो दशकों से जातीय और साम्‍प्रदायिक दमन की मुखालफत कर रही है। लेनिन ​लगातार मानवधिकार रिपोर्टिंग करते रहे हैं। उनकी कई रिपोर्टों पर प्रशासनिक कार्रवाई भी हुई और पीडितों को न्‍याय भी मिला।समिति वंचित समुदायों जैसे – अल्पसंख्यक, दलितों और अति वंचित समुदाय मुसहर के अधिकारों को सुनिश्चित करने के लिये संघर्षरत है। इसी सन्दर्भ मे कई भू – माफिया, उच्चजाति के लोग शोषक वर्ग के है, के विरूद्ध गरीब, दलितो की जमीन को कब्जा मुक्ति हेतु उच्चस्तरीय लिखा पढ़ी की जाती है तथा शासन – प्रशासन द्वारा व आयोग द्वारा मेरे प्रार्थना पत्र पर दोषियो के खिलाफ सख्त कार्यवाही की जाती है।  बीते दिनों उन्‍हें फोन पर जान से मारने की धमकी भी मिलती रही है।उन्हें  मानवाधिकार इउल्फलंघन मामलों में अभियुक्र्जीतों की ओर से मामले में भी फंसाने की कोशिशें लगातार होती रही हैं।मसलन 29 नवम्बर, 2011 को मो0 नं0 – +94757251733 से कई बार बंक काल ( missed call ) आया तथा 5:27 P.M. बजे इसी नम्बर से लेनिन के मो0 नं0 – + 91-9935599333 पर फोन कर लगातार गाली देते हुए कहा गया , “ मानवाधिकार मतलब …….. ( गाली देते हुये ) तुम्हे उठवा लेंगे, ज्यादा बनोगे तब गोली मरवा देंगे “ जैसी धमकी दिया ! उस समय डॉ. लेनिन  कार्यालय में बैठक में थे और उस दौरान समिति के कई सदस्य भी उपस्थिति थे !

Friday, April 26, 2013

First Information Report (FIR ) lodged in the case of Dr. Lenin






Translation of FIR:

First Information Report (FIR ) lodged in the case of Dr. Lenin  case no. 359/13 under section 307, 452, 343 and 325 of Indian Penal Code: 


On April 24, 2013 at around 8 pm three unidentified assailants knocked at the house of Dr Lenin(http://www.frontlinedefenders.org/LeninRaghuvanshi) General Secretary of PVCHR(www.pvchr.asia) and called Dr Lenin outside the house(SA 4/2 A, Daualtpur, Police station: Cantt,Varanasi-221002,India) and then suddenly fired upon him with pistol with the intention to kill Dr Lenin.

 
 Dr Lenin fortunately bent down and the bullet missed him but then suddenly the other assailant took out a knife and attacked Dr Lenin on his foot. After this all three assailants ran away taking advantage of the darkness in the lane outside Dr Lenin’s house. Dr Lenin tried to resist the assailants, also tried to catch them and even chased them on his newly purchases scooty but at the end of the lane at the main road construction was going on there was a JCB parked in the middle of the road. The driver of the JCB(http://www.jcb.co.uk/) came down attacked Dr Lenin and then fled. Cops from Paharia police-out-post also came but no FIR was registered neither any step was taken for security.


Detail of section:


Section
Case
Type of Punishment
Nature of
Punishment
Bailable/Non Bailable
Court
307
Attempt to Murder
Imprisonment for 10 Years
Cognizable
Non-Bailable
Court of Session
452
House –trespass, having made preparation for causing hurt ,assault etc.
Imprisonment for 7 Years and fine
Cognizable
Non-Bailable
Any Magistrate
341
Wrongfully restraining any person
Simple imprisonment for 1 month, or fine of 500 rupees, or both
Cognizable
Bailable
Any Magistrate
323
Voluntarily causing hurt
Imprisonment for 1 Year, or fine of 1000 rupees, or both
Non-cognizable
Bailable
Any Magistrate

Thursday, April 25, 2013

Attack on Dr. Lenin by three unidentified men who entered the house of Dr. Lenin forcibly, fired upon him and gave life threats


On April 24, 2013 at around 8 pm three unidentified assailants knocked at the house of Dr Lenin(http://www.frontlinedefenders.org/LeninRaghuvanshi) General Secretary of PVCHR(www.pvchr.asia) and called Dr Lenin outside the house(SA 4/2 A, Daualtpur, Police station: Cantt,Varanasi-221002,India) and then suddenly fired upon him with pistol with the intention to kill Dr Lenin.

 Dr Lenin fortunately bent down and the bullet missed him but then suddenly the other assailant took out a knife and attacked Dr Lenin on his foot. After this all three assailants ran away taking advantage of the darkness in the lane outside Dr Lenin’s house. Dr Lenin tried to resist the assailants, also tried to catch them and even chased them on his newly purchases scooty but at the end of the lane at the main road construction was going on there was a JCB parked in the middle of the road. The driver of the JCB(http://www.jcb.co.uk/) came down attacked Dr Lenin and then fled. Cops from Paharia police-out-post also came but no FIR was registered neither any step was taken for security.

 Immediately letter through email was sent to Director General of Police,UP(uppcc@up.nic.in), Senior Superintendent of Police,Varanasi( sspvns@up.nic.in) and National Human Rights Commission(hrd-nhrc@nic.in).


                                    



Tuesday, April 23, 2013

PVCHR complaint to NHRC

http://sonisori.wordpress.com/nhrc-complaints/nhrc-suo-moto-complaint/




Case Details of File Number: 518/33/3/2011
Diary Number27030
Name of the ComplainantDR. MOHANLAL PANDA, ADVISOR
AddressPVCHR, B-202, NEELACHAL APPT., PLOT-3, SECTOR-4, DWARKA,
SOTH WEST DELHI , DELHI
Name of the VictimSONI SODI
AddressDANTEWADA
DANTEWADA , CHHATTISGARH
Place of IncidentDANTEWADA
DANTEWADA , CHHATTISGARH
Date of Incident10/4/2011
Direction issued by the CommissionThe Commission took Suo-Motu cognizance on 11.10.2011 in a press report in which it was stated that an arrested woman Soni Sori has been brutally tortured in the custody of Chhattisgarh Police which resulted several severe head injuries. It was also reported that her nephew Lingaram Kodopi, aged 25 years, has also been arrested by the Chhattisgarh police on charges of facilitating protection money for Maoists from Essar Steel. The victim Soni Sori has apprehended threat to her life alleging that the State Police had tried to kill her in an encounter on 11.09.2011. Pursuant to the directions of the Commission a report dated 12.10.2011 from Supdt. of Police, District South Bastar Dantewada was received which revealed that two accused B. K. Lala and Linga Kodopi were trapped by the police team on 09.09.2011 who disclosed that they were handing over an amount Rs. 15 Lakhs to Naxalites Vinod and Raghu through a lady named Soni Sori at Palnar market on behalf of M/s Essar Company. It is further stated that the accused Linga Kodopi disclosed that he along with Soni Sori had acted as middlemen in the payment of money to Naxalites on earlier many occasions. Accordingly, the cash and vehicle involved in the matter were seized case No. 26/2011 u/s 121/124 A, 120 B IPC, 39 (1), 40 UPA Act and 8 (2, 3) Chhattisgarh Special Public Security Act was registered at Kua Konda Police Station and the accused were arrested. However, Soni Sori was absconding, but was arrested on 04.10.2011 in Delhi with the help of the Delhi Crime Branch Police. The Commission received 37 other complaints regarding the alleged torture of Soni Sori in police custody, and all the cases have been tagged together. It also received a DO letter dated 10.05.2012 from Shri V. Kishore Chandra Deo, Minister of Tribal Affairs and Panchayati Raj, Government of India forwarding a letter given by Dr. T. N. Seema, Member of Parliament regarding the custodial torture of Ms. Soni Sori, a tribal teacher from Dantewada, Chhattisgarh. The letter enclosed a copy of the judgement of the Supreme Court of India dated 02.05.2011 in Criminal Miscellaneous Petition No. 1104, 4981 and 8976 of Year 2012 in the Writ Petition (Criminal) No. 206 of Year 2011 filed by the victim Soni Sori regarding brutality during her custody. In reference to this matter, the Commission obtained the record of proceedings of the Supreme Court of India in Writ Petition No. 206 of 2011 dated 02.12.2011, Criminal Miscellaneous Petition No. 1104 of 2012 dated 19.01.2012, Writ Petition (CRL.) 206 of 2011 dated 30.04.2012 and Criminal Miscellaneous Petition No. 12555 of 2012 in Writ Petition (CRL.) No. 206 of 2011 dated 21.05.2012 from the website 'courtnic.in/supremecourt/temp/wr 20611p.txt'. The Criminal Miscellaneous Petition No. 12555 of 2012 in Writ Petition (CRL.) No. 206 of 2011 dated 21.05.2012 states that "Mr. Atul Jha, learned counsel for the respondent state submits that the matter has already been sorted out by the parties amicably and the writ petition has become infructuous. Hence, the writ petition stands dismissed as having become infructuous. Accordingly, the Crl. M.P. also stands disposed of." The Commission has considered the material placed on record and observes that the allegations levelled vide Writ Petition (CRL.) No. 206 of 2011 appear to be disposed of vide Order dated 21.05.2012. Before proceeding further in this matter, let a copy of these proceedings be sent to the victim Ms. Soni Sori w/o Shri Anil Bhutani r/o Village Sameli Police Station Kuan Konda, District Dantewada, Chhattisgarh through registered post for her comments, if any, within six weeks. A copy of these proceedings also be sent to Shri V. Kishore Chandra Deo, Minister of Tribal Affairs and Panchayati Raj, Government of India for information.
Action TakenAdditional Information Called for (Dated 6/21/2012 )
Status on 4/23/2013Response from concerned authority is awaited.
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