Kanpur: The National Commission for Minorities The city on Friday took suo motu cognizance of Wednesday’s attack on a 45-year-old man and sent a notice to the police commissioner, saying the incident “hurt the sentiments of the Muslim community”.
Meanwhile, three people arrested in the case on Thursday night were released on bail on Friday.
The commission has, among other things, sought information about the mental and physical health of the daughter of the person accompanying her during the assault and arrest so far in the case. The commission has sought a reply within a week.
The commission has further asked in its notice that what action was taken against the accused who committed the assault, apart from this, how many people were arrested and under which sections the case was registered against the accused.
The commission also asked about the preventive measures taken to avoid recurrence of such incidents in future so as to create an atmosphere of peace and communal harmony. “What action has been taken against the policemen in whose presence they were being beaten up,” the commission asked.
At the same time, the commission said that the rights of the child of the victim have been violated due to the incident, and asked whether the mental and physical condition of the child has been assessed after the incident. “If so, a detailed report may be submitted in this regard,” the commission said.
It asked whether any statement of the child had been recorded. “A video clip of the same may also be submitted,” it added.
Meanwhile, three men, arrested on Thursday night for allegedly assaulting a 45-year-old man involved in conversion in the city’s Barra area, were released on bail on Friday.
“The three accused, Ajay Rajesh, Aman Gupta and Rahul Kumar, have been booked under sections 147, 323, 504 and 506. Indian Penal Code He has been released on bail following the complaint of the victim officer Ahmed,” said Inspector Barra Harmeet Singh.
“Since all the sections of the IPC are within the scope of punishment of less than seven years, all the three accused have got bail from the police station itself,” he said.
on Friday, Samajwadi Party National President and former Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav condemned the incident “openly thrashing an innocent youth at the behest of the BJP”. “Such incidents are shameful for democracy. Law and order has completely collapsed in the state.”
Expressing displeasure, the State Minorities Commission has also written a letter to the Commissioner of Police demanding a reply in three days, besides providing security to the victim’s family, and taking strict action by registering a case.
To recall, a disturbing video clip of the incident went viral on social media on Thursday, showing the man’s younger daughter crying and clinging to her and begging for mercy. Later, the police rescued the young man and brought him to the police station.
Police had said that the three main accused were arrested late Thursday night in connection with the Wednesday evening incident of assault and humiliation with an e-rickshaw driver, Officer Ahmed. Bara police had registered a case FIR Based on a complaint by Afsar Ahmed against a local man who runs a wedding band, his son and about 10 unidentified people.
“In which Ajay alias Rajesh Bandwala, Aman Gupta and Rahul Kumar have been arrested,” the police said.
During this, local activists reached the DCP South office in the night in protest against the arrest of three people and sat on a dharna. The officials assured him of a fair investigation after which he left.
A woman living in a kutchi basti had accused her neighbors Saddam, Salman and Mukul Mukul of molesting her daughter and converting her by giving her the lure of Rs 20,000.
The police had registered the case on July 31, but due to lack of evidence during the preliminary investigation, the police did not register the section of conversion in the FIR.
In protest against this, local activists later on Wednesday evening created a ruckus at Ram Gopal Crossroads in Kachhi Basti of Barra.
When the officer, a relative of a molester, passed by with his seven-year-old daughter, the activists dragged him and thrashed him badly. Later a video of the incident also went viral.
DCP South Raveena Tyagi later visited Officer Ahmed’s house and met his daughter.
Meanwhile, three people arrested in the case on Thursday night were released on bail on Friday.
The commission has, among other things, sought information about the mental and physical health of the daughter of the person accompanying her during the assault and arrest so far in the case. The commission has sought a reply within a week.
The commission has further asked in its notice that what action was taken against the accused who committed the assault, apart from this, how many people were arrested and under which sections the case was registered against the accused.
The commission also asked about the preventive measures taken to avoid recurrence of such incidents in future so as to create an atmosphere of peace and communal harmony. “What action has been taken against the policemen in whose presence they were being beaten up,” the commission asked.
At the same time, the commission said that the rights of the child of the victim have been violated due to the incident, and asked whether the mental and physical condition of the child has been assessed after the incident. “If so, a detailed report may be submitted in this regard,” the commission said.
It asked whether any statement of the child had been recorded. “A video clip of the same may also be submitted,” it added.
Meanwhile, three men, arrested on Thursday night for allegedly assaulting a 45-year-old man involved in conversion in the city’s Barra area, were released on bail on Friday.
“The three accused, Ajay Rajesh, Aman Gupta and Rahul Kumar, have been booked under sections 147, 323, 504 and 506. Indian Penal Code He has been released on bail following the complaint of the victim officer Ahmed,” said Inspector Barra Harmeet Singh.
“Since all the sections of the IPC are within the scope of punishment of less than seven years, all the three accused have got bail from the police station itself,” he said.
on Friday, Samajwadi Party National President and former Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav condemned the incident “openly thrashing an innocent youth at the behest of the BJP”. “Such incidents are shameful for democracy. Law and order has completely collapsed in the state.”
Expressing displeasure, the State Minorities Commission has also written a letter to the Commissioner of Police demanding a reply in three days, besides providing security to the victim’s family, and taking strict action by registering a case.
To recall, a disturbing video clip of the incident went viral on social media on Thursday, showing the man’s younger daughter crying and clinging to her and begging for mercy. Later, the police rescued the young man and brought him to the police station.
Police had said that the three main accused were arrested late Thursday night in connection with the Wednesday evening incident of assault and humiliation with an e-rickshaw driver, Officer Ahmed. Bara police had registered a case FIR Based on a complaint by Afsar Ahmed against a local man who runs a wedding band, his son and about 10 unidentified people.
“In which Ajay alias Rajesh Bandwala, Aman Gupta and Rahul Kumar have been arrested,” the police said.
During this, local activists reached the DCP South office in the night in protest against the arrest of three people and sat on a dharna. The officials assured him of a fair investigation after which he left.
A woman living in a kutchi basti had accused her neighbors Saddam, Salman and Mukul Mukul of molesting her daughter and converting her by giving her the lure of Rs 20,000.
The police had registered the case on July 31, but due to lack of evidence during the preliminary investigation, the police did not register the section of conversion in the FIR.
In protest against this, local activists later on Wednesday evening created a ruckus at Ram Gopal Crossroads in Kachhi Basti of Barra.
When the officer, a relative of a molester, passed by with his seven-year-old daughter, the activists dragged him and thrashed him badly. Later a video of the incident also went viral.
DCP South Raveena Tyagi later visited Officer Ahmed’s house and met his daughter.
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