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Khatun’s father told police officers at the Chanditala PS that, three<br />

days before the killing, two men had made threats to Khatun’s<br />

brother that they would kill the Khatun family. Based on this information,<br />

the police arrested the two men and kept them in police<br />

custody for four days. However, they were released before being<br />

produced to any court. The two men have a very good relationship<br />

with the Chanditala PS.<br />

Chanditala PS Officer-in-Charge Tapasbrati Chakraborty locked<br />

up Khatun’s father and his son-in-law for three days and released<br />

them on the condition that they visit the Chanditala PS regularly.<br />

FF Code : W.B./MON(Smitha Roy Chowdhury)/<br />

24 PGS(S)/Sep-14/09/2007/Sl.No-93<br />

Victim(s) : Shri Krishnapada Sardar<br />

Perpetrator(s) : 1) Gosaba PS Unnamed Pos; 2) POs<br />

Canning PS Unnamed;<br />

3) Sub-Divisional PO of local area<br />

Location : Bishpur, P.O.-Bishpur, PS- Hasnabad.<br />

Date of incident : 25/07/2005<br />

<strong>West</strong> <strong>Bengal</strong><br />

143<br />

Case Details:<br />

Victim Shri Krishnapada Sardar’s son attended school at Amritnagar High School in the area of<br />

Amtali.<br />

On 25 July 2005, Sardar was informed that his son was grievously ill. When he arrived at the<br />

school, he found his son dead and wrapped in paper.<br />

The school’s principal said that Sardar’s son had drowned, and he provided a death certificate.<br />

However, when Sardar inspected his son’s body, the body appeared to be substantially<br />

decomposed. The body’s condition led Sardar to believe that his son had died much earlier<br />

than what he had been told. The principal told Sardar and his wife that they would face dire<br />

consequences if they contacted the local police. Sardar and his wife were not permitted to meet<br />

their son’s hostel superintendent.<br />

Sardar and his wife lodged a complaint with the Gosaba PS. However, the Gosaba PS took no<br />

subsequent action. Sardar and his wife also lodged a complaint with the Canning PS, but, again,<br />

no follow-up action was taken. Sardar also lodged complaints with the <strong>West</strong> <strong>Bengal</strong> Human<br />

Rights Commission and the Sub-Divisional Police officer of the local area, but no tangible results<br />

were realized. .<br />

Annual <strong>Report</strong> on Torture<br />

2007

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