Madhya Pradesh Human Rights Commission (MPHRC) has taken cognisance over the deaths due to vicious cycle of drugs, sex and AIDS in Mandsaur district and brutally beating of two journalists by a Town Inspector (TI) in Aparpatan town of Satna district.
The Commission has sought detailed report from Mandsaur Collector and Superintendent of Police (SP) in deaths due to AIDS and from Inspector General of Police (IG) Rewa and Satna (SP) over brutally beating of journalists.
According to the news report on that MPHRC has taken cognisance Neemuch and Mandsaur districts known for the farming of Opium in the country and world have become market of flesh trade and the drugs and sex buffs after are dying by getting affected with HIV AIDS. During the past two years about 100 persons have died here due to AIDS while about 200 have been affected with the dreaded disease. It is said in the report that 55 per cent of the total persons affected with AIDS are youths.
The Commission has taken serious note of the news report and told the Mandsaur Collector and Superintendent of Police (SP) to submit detailed with it in this regard.
The MPHRC taking cognizance over the incidence of brutally beating of two journalists and forcing them to lick his shoes by TI of Amarpatan told the IG Rewa and Satna SP to submit detailed report before it.
According to news published in local media the TI angry over telecast of illegal recovery from vehicles on National Highway and gambling incidences picked the journalists from their home and brutally beat them up and made them lick his shoes after taking them to police station.
Police personals also misbehaved with the ladies when they forced entered the houses to pick up the journalists.