The report should also mention the steps taken or proposed to be taken for relief and rehabilitation of the victim's family, the NHRC officials said.
The NHRC, which is holding a camp here since yesterday, came across the news report that a homeless tribal woman, deserted by her husband, was forced to sell her new born son to a neighbour for Rs 2,000 in Kendrapara district.
The woman, a daily wage labourer, has a 12-year-old daughter and an eight-year-old son.
The woman, who had "bought" the infant, returned the baby boy to his mother after the incident became public.
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