GTB shootout: NHRC gives Centre, Delhi govt four weeks’ time to submit ATR
The apex rights body expressed concern over poor security arrangements in the hospitals of the national capital highlighted by a media report.
The apex rights body expressed concern over poor security arrangements in the hospitals of the national capital highlighted by a media report.
The NHRC passed the order acting on a petition filed by human right lawyer Radhakanta Tripathy.
The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has issued notice and sought for Action Taken Report (ATR) from the Odisha jail administration in an incident pertaining to a male under-trial slitting his genitals by a steel stand of mosquito coils at Bhadrak district jail in October.
The Juang tribes are meted out a raw deal both by the state as well as Central government authorities despite being a Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Group (PVTG).
The NHRC sought for an action taken report within a period of four weeks including the steps taken by the State for curbing the menace of human sacrifices, murders arising out of sorcery, black magic and witchcraft.
The destitute migrant workers were forced to walk and hitch-hike on their way home in Koraput from Bengaluru.
Debraj Sahu had fallen from a swing of a joyride at a fair in Tureikela block of Balangir district on 8 November last.
Bench sought a report from the state government on how many cases have been filed for violating the beacon rules.
The three women from the primitive Juanga tribe had come in contact with live electric wires left carelessly dangling in the air inside a jungle near their Tangiri Juangsahi village in the Telkoi area on 22 October and died on the spot.
Acting on a petition filed by Rights Activist and Lawyer Radhakanta Tripathy, the apex rights panel issued reminders to the authorities concerned seeking replies by 11 December.
