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Gross rights violation at government-run old age home: NGO

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In a letter to the state Chief Secretary, NGO Umang Foundation set a deadline of fifteen days after which it will approach court.

Its chairman, Ajay Srivastav, claimed that he had raised the issue of rights violation of inmates with the government, but they denied it.

Out of 19 inmates at the old age home, 16 were disabled and some of them mentally ill, he said.

However, citing an RTI response, he alleged that the old age home was not providing medical help to the sick and the inmates were living in extremely pathetic conditions.

A mentally ill inmate had allegedly died on June 18 due to lapses in his care and was not cremated properly according to Hindu rites, Srivastav also said.

  

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GJM says no to proposed Siliguri police commissionerate

The Gorkha Janmukti Morcha (GJM) today opposed the proposed setting up of a police commissionerate in Siliguri sub-division of Darjeeling district.

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