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FF Code : EU/OR/JSP /32/2008<br />
Victim(s) : Sashmita Das<br />
Perpetrator(s) : 1) Arjuna Das 2) Nirupama Mallik, OIC<br />
Location : Badalahanga PS,<br />
Date of incident : 11/01/2008<br />
Case Details:<br />
<strong>Orissa</strong><br />
106<br />
Victim Sashmita Das, aged 13 is a resident of Badalahanga village, studying class seven in Purohitpur<br />
School. She has been the continuous victim of eve teasing attempts by her neighbor Arjuna Das, who<br />
also outraged her modesty. Even when she was going to school he assaulted her. The village committee<br />
failed to eradicate the menace. On filing a complaint at Badalahanga Police Station, the OIC didn’t<br />
register the FIR and abused Sashmita and her mother. After returning from the police station the<br />
perpetrator is continuously threatening the victim and she is leading a life of fear inside her house.<br />
FF Code : EU/OR/KHURDA /35/2008<br />
Victim(s) : 1) Leela Ghosh 2) Bijay<br />
Perpetrator(s) : Puspanjali Sethi, OIC<br />
Location : Laxmisagar Mahila PS, Khurda<br />
Date of incident : 18/01/2008<br />
Case Details:<br />
Annual Report on Torture<br />
2008<br />
Victim Leela Ghosh is a resident of Mochibasta. Her husband forsook her 30 years back and is living<br />
with another woman. The victim runs a betel shop. Her son was married to Pratima, and the three of<br />
them live together. On 16 th January 2008 the father of Pratima called her to his house but the victim<br />
refused to let her. On 18 th January 2008 the parents of Pratima came to Leela’s house along with<br />
Laxmisagar Police and carried away gold ornaments, Leela’s election identity card, and gas card.<br />
Leela and her son Bijay were taken to Mahila Police Station, where Pratima gave a false statement that<br />
she was tortured by her husband and mother-in-law. Based on the FIR filed by the OIC, both mother<br />
and son were remanded in Jharapada Jail. Though Leela managed to come out on bail with the help of<br />
Meera Naik she is not able to bring her son out owing to poverty. The victim states that the police have<br />
denied to investigate the case properly and violated the D.K. Basu Judgement.