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FF Code : EU/OR/DKL/124/2008<br />
Victim(s) : 1) Alekha Naik; 2) Bibeka Naik<br />
Perpetrator(s) : F.M.Jena, Inspector in Charge<br />
Location : Korian, Town, Dhenkanal<br />
Date of incident : 22/07/2008<br />
Case Details:<br />
Victim Alekha Naik (50) was a member of the Scheduled Caste and lived with his family in Korian. He<br />
fed his family by business and returned home everyday at 10pm. His wife was a housewife. People<br />
from other castes also lived in this village and Alekha had a good relation with them.<br />
<strong>Orissa</strong><br />
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On 22 July 2008 there was a quarrel between Alekha, his younger brother Bibeka and Abhimanyu<br />
Biswal. Bibeka’s hand got fractured there.<br />
For this reason Alekha wrote a First Information Report (FIR) against Abhimanyu. The police caught<br />
Abhimanyu and called Alekha to the police station, too. Before Alekha arrived the police told Abhimanyu<br />
to write a FIR, too. A police officer explained to Alekha that both fighting parties will be forwarded to the court<br />
because both parties made a FIR.<br />
Meanwhile the Inspector in Charge (IIC) Jena Babu arrived. The IIC slapped both 3 or 4 times without<br />
knowing what happened. Moreover he kept them to custodial, there Alekha and Abhimanyu decided to<br />
find a compromise by their own.<br />
Being free Alekha intimated about his case to the Superintendent and the Director General of Police, but<br />
no disciplinary action was taken against the IIC.<br />
FF Code : EU/OR/SNP/126/2008<br />
Victim(s) : Ainthu Jagadala<br />
Perpetrator(s) : Debendra Narayan Dash, Officer-In-Charge<br />
Location : Bir-Maharajpur, PS<br />
Date of incident : 05/04/2008<br />
Annual Report on Torture<br />
2008<br />
Case Details:<br />
Victim Ainthu Jagadala aged 35, laborer, member of the scheduled castes. On 5 th of April 2008 at 8 am<br />
a police van took him to the Bir-Maharajpur police station. The van reached the police station at 8.30 am.<br />
A policeman came and beat him 7 to 8 times with a stick. Then he asked Jagadala where he had kept<br />
the stolen things. Jagadala did not know about stolen things and the police again beat him on his back.<br />
Finally the police had to release him because of a lack of proofs but they refused to quit the charge against<br />
him.
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