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NEWS NATION, Online, 20.8.2021 Page No. 0, Size:(0)cms X (0)cms. ममता को कोलकाता HC का झटका, CBI करेगी चुनाव बाद हसं ा क जाचं https://www.newsnationtv.com/india/news/kolkata-high-court-orders-cbi-probe-in-post- poll-violence-jolt-to-mamata-banerjee-203500.html पिचम बंगाल (West Bengal) क मुयमंी ममता बनज (Mamta Banerjee) के लए यह कसी झटके से कम नहं है. कोलकाता हाईकोट ने वधानसभा चनु ाव बाद हुई हसं ा क जांच सीबीआई (CBI) से कराने के नदश दए ह. यह जांच अदालत क नगरानी म होगी. इसके साथ ह हाईकोट म ऐसे मामल क जांच के लए पेशल इवेिटगेशन टम (SIT) के गठन पर भी सहमत दे द है. इस एसआईट म पिचम बंगाल कैडर के वरठ अधकार भी मौजूद रहगे. ात जानकार के मुताबक एनएचआरसी ने अपनी ारंभक जांच म चुनाव बाद हसं ा के लए ममता सरकार को दोषी ठहराते हुए सीबीआई को जांच सपने क सफारश क थी पांच सदयीय पीठ ने दया फैसला कोलकाता हाईकोट ने पिचम बंगाल म चुनाव बाद हसं ा क नप जांच कराने क मांग वाल जनहत याचकाओं पर फै सला सुनाया. अदालत क नगरानी म सीबीआई जांच का यह फैसला कायवाहक चीफ जिटस राजेश बदं ल क अयता वाल पांच सदयीय पीठ ने सुनाया. गौरतलब है क राय मानवाधकार आयोग को ह इसी पीठ ने जांच समत गठत करने के आदेश दए थ.े अदालती आदेश पर गठत समत ने अपनी रपोट म चुनाब बाद हसं ा के लए ममता सरकार को दोषी करार देते हुए सीबीआई जांच क सफारश क थी. टएमसी क जीत के बाद बीजेपी के कायकता ओं से हसं ा गौरतलब है क 2 मई को संपन हुए पिचम बंगाल वधानसभा चनु ाव म बीजपे ी के बड़े दाव से इतर जीत हासल कर टएमसी के बैनर तले ममता बनज तीसर बार सीएम बनी थीं. उनके सीएम बनते ह राय म बीजपे ी कायकता ओं पर हसं ा क खबर आने लगी. सैकड़ क तादाद म बीजेपी कायकता असम भाग कर पहुंचे थे. इसके बाद ममता सरकार के खलाफ सीबीआई जांच क मांग उठने लगी, िजसे ममता सरकार ने सरे से खारज कर दया. हालांक एनएचआरसी क रपोट के बाद हाईकोट ने गु वार को सीबीआई जांच का फैसला देकर ममता सरकार को बड़ा झटका दया है. एनएचआरसी क समत ने पाया ममता सरकार को दोषी इससे पहले 3 अगत को उच यायालय ने मामले से जुड़ी जनहत याचकाओं पर आदेश सुरत रख लया था. जनहत याचकाओं पर सुनवाई करने वाल पांच यायाधीश क पीठ के नदश पर एनएचआरसी क सात सदयीय जांच समत ने अपनी रपोट म बलाकार और NEWS NATION, Online, 20.8.2021 Page No. 0, Size:(0)cms X (0)cms. हया जैसे गंभीर अपराध क जांच सीबीआई को सपने क सफारश क थी. साथ ह समत ने यह भी सुझाव दया था क इन मामल क सुनवाई पिचम बंगाल के बाहर होनी चाहए. THE WIRE, Online, 20.8.2021 Page No. 0, Size:(0)cms X (0)cms. मानवाधकार आयोग पैनल ने आपराधक याय णाल म सुधार क धीमी गत पर चतं ा जताई http://thewirehindi.com/182727/nhrc-core-group-expresses-concern-over-slow-pace-of- reforms-in-criminal-justice-system/ राय मानवाधकार आयोग के एक वशेष समूह ने बुधवार को आपराधक याय णाल म सुधार क ‘धीमी गत’ पर बुधवार को चतं ा कट क. आयोग ने ‘आपराधक याय णाल पर कोर समूह’ क पहल बैठक का आयोजन कया था. मानवाधकार आयोग ने एक बयान म कहा क यह महसूस कया गया क मामल के नतारण म वलंब वचाराधीन और सजायाता कै दय के मानवाधकार का उलंघन है. उसने कहा, ‘आपराधक यायक णाल म सुधार क धीमी गत पर गंभीर चतं ा कट करते हुए वरत याय सुनिचत करने को कहा.’ जिटस (सेवानवृ ) एमएम कु मार ने बैठक क अयता करते हुए कहा क आपराधक याय णाल म वरत सुधार म पुलस क यवथा महवपूण है. उहने कहा क उचतम यायालय के आदेश समेत कई यास के बावजूद जमीनी हककत म बहुत यादा बदलाव नह ं हुआ है. मानवाधकार आयोग के मुख जिटस (सेवानवृ ) अण कु मार मा ने कहा क दतावेज के डिजटलकरण से नप और वरत जांच एवं सुनवाई म मदद मलेगी. समाचार एजसी पीटआई के मुताबक, मा ने कहा क न के वल सुनवाई म देर होती है, बिक कसी यित को दोषी ठहराने वाले अदालत के आदेश को लागू करने म भी साल लग जाते ह, जो चतं ा का वषय है. एनएचआरसी के सदय डीएम मलु े ने पहले कहा था क दोषसध क दर आवयक पु लस और शासनक सुधार क कमी का परणाम है. उहने कहा क जज क भी कमी है. वचार-वमश के लए एजडा नधारत करते हुए एनएचआरसी के महासचव, बबं ाधर धान ने कहा क एक अनुमान के अनुसार, सु ीम कोट, उच यायालय और िजला अदालत म लगभग 4.4 करोड़ मामले लंबत ह. THE WIRE, Online, 20.8.2021 Page No. 0, Size:(0)cms X (0)cms. उहने कहा क माच 2020 से लंबत मामल म लगभग 70 लाख और मामले जोड़े गए ह. उहने कहा क आपराधक याय णाल म पीड़त के अधकार और माट पु लसगं क ओर अधक यान देने क आवयकता है. एनएचआरसी के जांच महानदेशक संतोष मेहरा ने कहा क लोग को समय पर याय सु निचत करने के हत म जनसंया के अनुपात म वभन पुलस थान म पु लसकमय क कमी पर ाथमकता से वचार करने क जरत है. चचा के दौरान जो कु छ महवपूण सुझाव सामने आए उनम पदानुम के नचले रक के पु लसकमय के बीच वभन कानून के बारे म जागकता बढ़ाना शामल था. पु लस अधकारय क दोषसध क दर और उनके वारा कानून का पालन न करने के परणामवप मानवाधकार के उलंघन पर यान देने क आवयकता है. साथ ह यह सुझाव दया गया क जनसांियकय े म शकायत क संया के अनुपात म पु लसकमय और पुलस टेशन क संया को बढ़ाने क जरत है. बैठक म सहानुभूतपूण कायवाह सुनिचत करने के लए आपराधक याय णाल म सामािजक कायकता ओं और मनोवैानक का परचय, वशेष प से लगं संवेदकरण, बाल अधकार, मानवाधकार और अपराध के पीड़त के पुनवास के संबंध म शण काय म और शण मॉयूल का भी सुझाव दया गया. चचा म भाग लेने वाले एनएचआरसी कोर ुप के सदय म- जिटस बीके मा, पूव कायकार अय, ओडशा राय मानवाधकार आयोग, जीके पलई, पूव क य गहृ सचव, मीरान चढा बोरवणकर, पूव महानदेशक, पु लस अनुसंधान और वकास यूरो, ऋष कु मार शामल थे. DAINIK JAGRAN, Online, 20.8.2021 Page No. 0, Size:(0)cms X (0)cms. Jammu Kashmir: जेकेएसएसबी को याचकाकता शजादा क असटट सु टडट जेल के पद पर नयुित के नदश https://www.jagran.com/jammu-and-kashmir/jammu-court-directs-jkssb-for-appointment- of-petitioner-shahzada-mushrib-to-the-post-of-assistant-superintendent-jail- 21941407.html हाईकोट के डवीजन बच ने नचल अदालत का फै सला बरकरार रखते हुए सवस सलेशन बोड को याचकाकता शजादा मुशरब क असटट सुटडट जेल के पद पर नयिु त के लए सफारश करने का नदश दया है। इस पद पर बहजात-उन-नािजर क नयुित हुई थी िजसे नचल अदालत म चुनौती द गई थी। नचल अदालत ने इस नयुित को खारज करते हुए एसएसबी को याची का नाम नयुित के लए भेजने का आदेश दया था। बोड क ओर से इसे डवीजन बच म चुनौती द गई लेकन बच ने इस याचका को खारज करते हुए नचल अदालत का फैसला बरकरार रखा। चीफ सेे टर को पेश होने क जरत नहं हाईकोट क डवीजन बच ने जम-ू कमीर के चीफ सेे टर को राहत दान करते हुए कहा है क उह राय मानवाधकार आयोग के सामने पेश होने क जरत नह।ं बच ने कहा क अगर चीफ सेे टर अपनी ओर से हफनामा दायर कर देते ह, तो उह वयं पेश होने क जरत नहं। कमीर घाट म पहल मई 1990 को जानीमानी लेखक व सामािजक कायकता सवानंद कौल ेमी क हया के मामले म राय मानवाधकार आयोग ने चीफ सेे टर को पेश होने का नदश दया था। सरकार क ओर से इस आदेश को चुनौती द गई। याचका म कहा गया क पीड़त को देश मानवाधकार आयोग के पास शकायत करनी चाहए थी लेकन उसने राय मानवाधकार आयोग दल म शकायत क और वहां से शकायत देश आयोग के पास आई। देश मानवाधकार आयोग ने इस मामले क जांच भी करवाई िजसम कु छ दशानदश के साथ रपोट भी सपी जा चुक है। याचका म कहा गया क देश मानवाधकार आयोग म रपोट सपी जा चकु है, लहाजा राय मानवाधकार आयोग वारा चीफ सेे टर को पेश होने का नदश नहं दया जा सकता। इस पर बच ने पट कया क चीफ सेे टर ने अगर अपनी ओर से कोई हफनामा दायर नहं कया है तो वह हफनामा दायर कर दे। DAINIK JAGRAN, Online, 20.8.2021 Page No.
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