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NCPRC to send notice to Bengal chief secretary, DGP in Tiljala incident

By ANI | Updated: March 28, 2023 03:10 IST

Bengal (West Bengal) [India], March 28 : Taking cognisance of the incident where a minor girl was found dead ...

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Bengal (West Bengal) [India], March 28 : Taking cognisance of the incident where a minor girl was found dead in a jute bag in West Bengal's Tiljala, the National Commission for the Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR) on Monday said that the notice would be sent the DGP and Chief Secretary of the state.

"National Commission for the Protection of Child Rights has taken cognisance in the matter of the death of a 7-year-old girl in Tiljala. Notice to be issued to the DGP and Chief Secretary of Bengal," the official said.

According to police, the girl was missing from Sunday morning and her body was found inside a suitcase at a neighbour's flat in the evening.

Police have arrested the accused, who hails from Bihar, and are trying to ascertain the motive behind the murder.

The accused has been identified as Alok Kumar.

"On Sunday we received a complaint about a 7-year-old girl gone missing near PS Tiljala. During the search, the body of the girl was found inside a gunny bag in a house in an apartment complex. Accused Alok Kumar was arrested immediately after. He has been remanded to police custody," Subhankar Bhattacharya, DC, South East Division told .

The police said the body has been sent for post-mortem to ascertain if the child was abused. Prima facie, officers said the injuries were mainly on her head and her hands were found tied.

It has been alleged that the accused had no child from his marriage and killed the girl on the advice of a tantrik.

Enraged by this incident, the locals agitated and started demanding action against the accused.

The locals are alleging that the girl was abducted and murdered before being stuffed inside a suitcase.

"Later some people started stone-pelting, 2 people were arrested in this regard; a few others were detained for spreading unrest. The situation is peaceful," Bhattacharya further said, adding that however, the situation is under control and section 144 is not imposed in the area.

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