Patahi's Binda Sahni's case reaches National Human Rights Commission
Binda Sahni is missing since June 12
CURATED BY – CHANDAN KUMAR CHAUBEY | CITYCHIEFNEWS
Motihari, Motihari district's Patahi police station area's Devapur village resident Binda Sahni's case has now reached the Human Rights Commission. It is known that Binda Sahni is missing since June 12. An application has also been given to the local police station by the family in this regard, but no information has been clear about Binda Sahni for the last six days. The family has clarified in the application that Mohammad Baitullah, Mohammad Masir and Serajunesha of Lahasaniya village had fenced their corn field with electric wire, in which Binda Sahni died after coming in contact with it. These people have hidden the body. A lot of search was done by the police, but Binda Sahni has not been recovered till now. Even the help of a sniffer dog was taken by the police, but this effort of the police also failed. Regarding the whole matter, human rights advocate Dr. S. K. Jha has informed the National Human Rights Commission, New Delhi and Bihar State Human Rights Commission, Patna and has taken the initiative to get the entire matter investigated by a retired judge. Advocate Dr. S.K. Jha said that the incident occurred on June 12, but essential information about Binda Sahni has not been made clear till now, which creates a lot of doubt. If Binda Sahni has died, then the recovery of the body must be ensured at all costs. If the body is not recovered by the police as soon as possible, then a petition will also be filed in connection with this matter before the Honorable High Court, Patna.
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