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and the two parties started fighting so that the situation went out of control. To control the situation the police<br />
started a Lathi charge by the verbal order of the Sub-Collector and beat the crowd severely. Some<br />
innocent persons like women and old men were injured. Smt Mamata Das was beaten on her legs and<br />
bag so that she was injured and became unconscious.<br />
Later some of the women lodged allegation against the police and the public seized the road.<br />
The former justice Choudhary Pratap Keshari Mishra and Subash Singh were present in the meeting.<br />
<strong>Orissa</strong><br />
FF Code : EU/OR/CTC/111/2008<br />
Victim(s) : Manmohan Khurana<br />
Perpetrator(s) : Sri Suparassana Mallick,<br />
Chowdwar PS<br />
Location : Chowdwar PS<br />
Date of incident: : 23/03/2008<br />
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Case details:<br />
The victim Sri Manmohan Kuanar (46) was a resident of Marahata Sahi, Cuttack.<br />
Manhoman often quarreled with his elder brother, his wife and children, who lived in the same place.<br />
On 23 March 2008, when Manmohan was at home, his elder brother, his wife and their son came to his<br />
house and scolded him and his nephew also beat him. Then Manhoman’s family members fought with<br />
the accused intruders.<br />
Later Manhoman gave a written allegation about the incident to the Officer-in-Charge (OIC) of Chowdwar<br />
police station. Even after Manhoman approached the OIC at least seven times, he did not take any<br />
action, so he took the case to the Inspector-in-Charge. This step outraged the O.I.C and he verbally<br />
abused Manhoman. He also slapped him twice and kept him in the police station. When he was in the<br />
police station, his brother was laughing at him.<br />
Annual Report on Torture<br />
2008<br />
At 9.45pm Manhoman was released from the police station while the OIC beat his hands, legs and<br />
head. The police only released him after his relatives and the people of the sahi gathered before the<br />
police station and pledged for his immediately release and told the police that he suffered from diabetes.<br />
Later Manhoman went to have his brain scanned at apex Diagonistic Centre owing to a stroke he had<br />
received while in custody.
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