Case Details of File
Number: 793/13/6/2013-wc
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Diary Number
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1767
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Name of the
Complainant
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LENIN RAGHUVANSHI, SECRETARY
GENERAL
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Address
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PEOPLE VIGILANCE COMMITTEE ON
HUMAN RIGHTS, SA 4/2 A, DAULATPUR,
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VARANASI , UTTAR PRADESH
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Name of the Victim
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THREE MINOR SISTERS VICTIM OF RAPE
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Address
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VILLAGE. LAKHNI,
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BHANDARA , MAHARASHTRA
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Place of Incident
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VILLAGE. LAKHNI
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BHANDARA , MAHARASHTRA
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Date of Incident
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2/15/2013
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Direction issued by
the Commission
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In the instant case, pursuant to
the directions of the Commission, the Head of Branch, Central Bureau of
Investigation, Special Crime Branch, Mumbai vide letter dated 7.6.2017 has
submitted that the CBI, Special Crime Branch Mumbai has re-registered Crime
No.40/2013 u/s 302, 376, 201 IPC r/w Sec. 4 & 6 Protection of Children
from Sexual Offences Act, 2012 of Lakhni P.S. District Bhandara vide Case No.
RC 3(S)/2016, Mumbai on 29.8.2016 against unknown persons and taken up for
investigation. The CBI, SCB, Mumbai collected all documents and articles
seized in the case from Lakhani Police Station, Bhandra and S.D.P.O., Sakoli
Division, District Bhandara. The CBI team visited the Scene of crime in
September 2016. So far 54 witnesses have been examined in the case. The
documents collected are also being scrutinized. The case is under
investigation. It is also informed that compensation has been paid to the
victims under the SC/ST Act. Since the matter is being investigated by the
CBI, the Commission does not intend to proceed with the matter further and
the case is closed.
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Action Taken
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Concluded and No Further Action
Required (Dated 7/17/2017 )
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Status on 9/16/2017
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The Case is Closed.
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From: PVCHR Communication
Date: Wed, Feb 20, 2013 at 3:53 PM
Subject: 3 minor sisters looking for food raped, murdered at a dhaba in
Maharashtra
To: covdnhrc , jrlawnhrc
Cc: lenin
To,
The Chairperson
National Human Rights Commission
New Delhi
Dear Sir,
3 minor sisters looking for food raped, murdered at a
dhaba in Maharashtra
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Mumbai: As India
celebrated the One Billion Rising movement to fight violence against women on
February 14, three little sisters aged five, nine and 11, went missing from
their home in a small Maharashtra village. Four days later, their dead bodies
were found in a well on the outskirts of the village, next to a roadside dhaba
or eatery.
Autopsies have confirmed that the three children were brutally raped and killed
before their bodies were thrown into the well. In terrible irony, their tiny
slippers were found next to empty liquor bottles. A shocking story of extreme
poverty, hunger and assault has since come to light.
Police say the three fatherless children - whose
mother works as a domestic help in Lakhni village of Bhandara district and was
away from home - were hungry and left home on Thursday afternoon in search of
food. They found their way to the dhaba, where they were brutally raped and
murdered.
That evening, their mother
filed a missing persons complaint with the police. When their bodies were
discovered, the police reportedly said the children, driven by poverty and
hunger, could have killed themselves. Local residents say it was only when they
protested that autopsies were conducted on the bodies. The post-mortem reports
confirmed horrific assault.
The police have since registered a case of rape and murder and say
investigations are on to trace the unidentified attackers. Rajendra Singh,
Inspector General of Police, Nagpur Range told NDTV, "We have checked out 100
to 150 people and interrogated 10 to 15." Six-seven special teams have
been formed to probe the incident, police sources have said.
Villagers, who are horrified at the three hungry children becoming
easy prey to such brutal assault and murder, say they have complained about
such dhabas which illegally serve liquor and attract "criminal
elements."
Therefore
it is a kind request please take appropriate action at earliest.
Thanking
You
Sincerely
Yours
Lenin
Raghuvanshi
Secretary
General
Peoples'
Vigilance Committee on Human Rights
Sa
4/2 A Daulatpur, Varanasi - 221002
Mobile
No: +91-9935599333
