The Madhya Pradesh Human Rights Commission (MPHRC) has sought replies from authorities in three different incidents reported in different parts of the State.
The MPHRC took cognizance over three incidents of human rights violation and raising questions over the rightness of these incidences questioned the officers concerned.
The Commission asked the Collector Dhar over the position of student’s harassment whether this incident is true and told the Collector to submit his reply within ten days over it. The incidence occurred on Wednesday is of Gram Bhartiya Ashram in Dhar district in that the Hostel Superintendent called the ration by compelling students to pull the bullock cart for over half kilometer. Villagers and the ration shop owner told that this is going on since last eleven months. The Commission has wished to know from the Collector whether this incident is right or not and has told him to submit his reply with it.
The second case is associated with unsafe delivery in that also the Commission took cognizance on its own. The incident is of village Bamori Kalan in Tehsil Rannod in Shivpuri district where the victim SewaK Kushwah called Janni Express after his wife Rambai started getting labour pain but the vehicle did not turned up, due to that Kushwah took her wife on motor bike to took her for Kolaras health centre but the unsafe delivery took place in between the way at 10 am. The Commission has asked the Shivpuri Chief Medical and Health Officer to immediate submit report over the incidence.
The third case is that of death of pregnant women due to excessive bleeding in the MYH Hospital of Indore said to be due to the negligence of doctors and nursing staff. The Commission has asked the Dean Medical College Indore to submit report to it over the incidence.