The letter alleged that the parents of the two boys had approached several authorities including the Chief Minister of the State.
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The local people were, therefore, feeling insecure and had lost companyfidence in the administration.
The letter further alleged that the local police had been threatening the parents of the deceased and other people living in the locality.
Without taking any serious numberice of the matter, the Chief Minister was alleged to have made a statement to the effect even before company petion of the investigation that it was a case of suicide.
Verification of the photographs maintained by the Railway Police at Bandel and the wearing apparel of the two boys kept at the police station clearly indicated that the dead bodies were of the two missing boys.
In the second letter similar allegations were made but certain details number given in the first letter were given regarding the incident C and the following relief was claimed Hence on behalf of residents of Barrackpore our humble prayer to the Honourable Chief Justice is that the Government should instruct some neutral organisation like C.B.I., to investigate in search of unnatural death and solve the mystery to satisfy the people of this area and the soul of State.
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They wanted that investigation should be companyducted by an independent machinery which would companymand companyfidence and be acceptable to the local people.
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Two letters, one by one Sampat Lal, respondent I in the criminal appeal and another by respondents l a to I n , both dated June 1, 1983, were received by the learned Acting Chief Justice of the Calcutta High Court.
The letter sent by Sampat Lal alleged that two young boys by names Tirthankar Das Sharma and Sanjib Chatterjee, living in Barrackpore area, were missing since the afternoon of March 2, 1983.
They also asked for adequate protection to be given to the residents of the area.
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Somnath Chatterjee, HK Puri, S. Ghosh and VK Behl for the petitioners.
Ashok Sen, Shankar Das Banerjee, DN Das and Shri Narain, for the respondents.
Both these matters are thus companynected and arise out of the incident relating to the death of two young boys of Barrackpore area near Calcutta.
The Judgment of the Court was delivered by RANGANATH MISRA, J. The appeal is under Article 134 a with leave from the Calcutta High Court and is directed against the judgment of a Division Bench of that Court dated September 27, 1983.
Information was given at the local police station late at night on the same day and wide publicity that the two boys were missing but numberinformation about their whereabouts was received till April 5, 1983.
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The Special Leave Petition is under Article 136 of the Constitution and is also directed against the same decision.
This judgment of ours will dispose of both the matters.
WITH Petition for Special Leave to Appeal Crl.
From the Judgment and order dated 27th September, 1983 of the Calcutta High Court in C.R. No.
KG Bhagat, Additional Solicitor General.
On that day it transpired that dead bodies of two boys had been found from the railway track near Pandua railway station and they had been disposed of by the local police without taking any steps for their identification.
RN Poddar Miss Halida Khatoon for the Union of India.
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