Ludhiana: Accusing police of weakening the case of assault on a 44-year-old girl and pressurising for compromise, the household of the sufferer, contacted the workplace of commissioner of police (CP) on Monday. The household alleged that the lady was nonetheless present process remedy at Dayanand Medical School Hospital (DMCH) and has undergone three surgical procedures. Taking on the problem, CP Kaustubh Sharma has marked an enquiry and has assured motion inside three days.
Daughter of an injured girl, from Gautam Colony of Tibba Street, mentioned, “On April 21, our neighbors had been combating with my father’s brother. After getting the knowledge, my father had gone there, nevertheless, the accused began beating up my father. On listening to his cries, my mom additionally rushed there and tried to pacify them. When my father and mom had been returning residence, the accused attacked my mom from behind with a sharp-edged weapon. She began bleeding excessively. When she turned across the accused attacked her with a brick. My mom fell down after which the accused additionally tore her garments.”
She added, “My mom was admitted to the hospital, as she suffered extreme accidents. Nonetheless, the police didn't lodge an FIR. We needed to strategy the CP to get an FIR lodged on April 23, however the police imposed weak sections. My mom has suffered fractures within the cranium and has undergone three surgical procedures. Additionally, she has acquired stitches on her face. Ideally, a case of try and homicide ought to have been registered, however relatively than taking applicable motion, the station home officer (SHO) of Tibba police station is pressuring us for compromising with the accused.”
Tibba police had booked Dharampal his sons Harwinder Singh, Gurwinder Singh and daughter Bhinder, underneath sections 323 (voluntarily inflicting damage), 341 (wrongful restraint), 354-B (assault or legal pressure to girl with intent to outrage her modesty) of IPC and 506 (legal intimidation) of IPC.
Inspector Ranvir Singh, SHO of Tibba police station, didn't reply to the calls.