Murdered M Pharma student’s parents, supporters seek CBI probe, stage protest rally

-
Bhubaneswar: Dissatisfied over the police investigation into the murder of M Pharma student Manmohan Pradhan, who was killed by a group of goons during a brawl near Chintamanishwar temple on August 19 last month, the parents of the deceased along with the State unit of All India Democratic Youth Organisation and Student-Youth Action Committee (SYAC) of Delanga of Puri district, on Tuesday took out a protest rally and demanded immediate shifting of the case to CBI and Rs 50 lakh compensation to the deceased student’s family members.

Holding Banner and placards, hundreds of supporters took out the rally from Master Canteen square to lower PMG demanding justice for the deceased family. The protestors too demanded a Government job to one of the deceased family since he was the only son of their family.

“Miscreants killed my son brutally. Even though a month has already elapsed into the murder, the Commissionerate police are yet to nab the main accused. How do we trust on the police for justice,” said father of the murdered student Mitu Kishore Pradhan, demanding a CBI probe into the murder.

Submitting memorandum to the Chief Minister and highlighting their demands, the protestors led by SYAC president Lenin Mohanty urged the Chief Minister to ensure immediate arrest of the other two main accused and to handover the case to CBI for impartial inquiry to unearth the exact reason of the murder.

“If the said demands were not provided to the victim’s family by the government then we will take the protest to the streets in the coming days,” warned Mohanty.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

BMC places hoardings on campaign against plastic at prime locations

-
Image
Bhubaneswar: The Bhubaneswar Municipal Corporation (BMC) has started its public campaign in Odia against plastic by placing hoardings at prime locations to make people aware. Two radio jingles are also aired through three FM stations to take the message to more people. Soon a tableau will also roll out to intensify the campaign and advertisements in film theatres on restricted use of plastic and Swachha Survekshyan 2019 will be screened, for more and more citizen participation. The campaign aimed at making the Capital City free from plastic/polythene speaks about bringing own tiffin boxes, bottles and bags to minimise the burden of plastic on the earth as the non-biodegradable substances have created a threat for human and animal lives and the fertility of the soil is going down. In many cases the cattle population is also suffering as they at times are chewing the polythene/plastic along with their food. Burning of polythene is also causing many health hazards in t...
Read more

Vedvyas Mela kicks off

-
Image
Rourkela: The 105th Vedvyas Mela was kicked off at the Vedvyas temple on the outskirts of the steel city on Maha Shivratri here last evening. Briefing newsmen on the occasion, Rourkela ADM Rabindranath Mishra spoke on the importance of the Mela and venue saying that the district administration has made elaborate arrangements for the visitors. Besides lightning, health and sanitation measures, adequate police forces have been deployed to oversee law and order situation and traffic. Besides, fire tenders have been also deployed to tackle any fire mishap during the Mela. The Administration has also put up barricades along the rivers bank to restrict the devotees from taking bath, the ADM informed. Talking to PBD, member of Vedvyas Trust Board Badrinarayan Padhi said around 800 vendors from various parts of the country have put up their stalls at the Mela and 40 more for exhibiting excusive products are expected that attracts people from Western Odisha districts besides...
Read more

Automated Blood Cell Separator at IGH, Rourkela

-
Image
Rourkela: A sophisticated Automated Blood Cell Separator was installed at the RSP-run Ispat General Hospital (IGH) here yesterday. The state-of-the-art Blood Cell Separator is a Mobile Collection System and operates on the highly updated apheresis technology. It is a highly mobile, compact and lightweight total apheresis system and technically advanced. Once the operator initiates the MCS+ procedure, this sophisticated separator automatically removes whole blood from a donor, separates the blood into components (red blood cells, white blood cells, plasma, and platelets), retains one or more of the components, and returns the reminder of the blood to the donor. It takes comparatively less time (60 to 65 minutes) for the programme to run. The components obtained are transfused or used to prepare blood products for administration. It is both user and donor friendly and helpful to the patients where there is absolute indication of platelet transfusion. Inaugurating the...
Read more