leader of Opposition in the State Assembly Ajay Singh has requested the newly- appointed Chairman of Madhya Pradesh Human Rights Commission to consider pending cases for the past eight years on priority basis and should ask the State Government for reports on which the commission has recommended but Government has not paid any heed to the recommendations.
Congratulating the newly appointed Chairman Narendra Kumar Jain, Singh said that for the past eight years the post remained vacant and those who are victims of human right violations and not met justice have hope that their grievances would be addressed.
In his letter Ajay Singh claimed that due to negligent behavior of the government the post remained vacant for the past eight years which shows the seriousness of the government towards addressing issues of human right violations.
The time during which the post remained vacant the human rights violation of serious nature were reported in the state in which gross negligence of government machinery and government has lead to the injustice of the victims and sections of the society who are still waiting for justice.
At present around more than 5000 cases have been pending in which the victims are waiting for justice.
Pointing the issues which occurred in the past were suicide of PWD Minister Rampal Singh’s daughter-in-law Preeti Raghuvanshi, liquor shops in public places, malnutrition, decreasing the burden of school bags, report on farmer suicide consisting 183 pages, corruption in the construction in the roads and board for the conservation of ponds and lakes.