Madhya Pradesh Human Rights Commission (MPHRC) on Saturday has taken cognisance over the complaint of Ranchhor of village Kanera Chak, Guna and has asked the Collector and the SP to ensure the safety of the applicant and his family and to suspend the arm licences of non-applicants.
Ranchhor and his family on Saturday told the Commission that the criminals have destroyed his house and are obstructing his agriculture works. These criminals had already murdered two member of his family. Police have taken no action on these criminals despite several incidents.
While taking cognisance over Ranchhor’s complaint, commission has instructed the Collector and SP to carry out the investigation in this issue, by Sub Divisional Officer (Revenue) and Sub Divisional Officer (Police) and has faxed the copy of the application. Commission has also directed the officials that proper security should be provided to the applicant and his family. Commission has stated that complete investigation should be carried out in this issue and proper action should be taken against the responsible people. Police should produce proper evidences so that the criminals could not get the bail.
Commission has directed the IG and Gwalior region Commissioner that the human rights of the applicants should not be violated and officials should ensure their security. Compensation should be provided to the applicants for their financial loss. Commission has decided the next hearing on this issue on December 19, 2016 and has directed the SDO (Revenue) and SDO (Police) to present the detailed report on the hearing date.