Bodies tied to poles: Rights panel told to probe
Express news service : Sat Sep 08 2012, 02:44 hrs
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The Division Bench of Calcutta HIgh Court, headed by Chief Justice Jaynarayan Patel, on Friday directed the State Human Rights Commission to investigate into the June 2010 incident when the personnel of Joint Force allegedly carried the bodies of the Maoists like animal after the encounter at Ranja forest in Lalgarh.
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