Sir,
In a brutal eviction drive, to uproot nearly 6000 slum dwellers in the vicinity of Eastern Bypass, Kolkata and demolishment of their 1200 shanties for a suggested beautification and development programme took place by the personnel of Bidhan Nagar Police Station and Rapid Action Force (RAF) on 04/10/2009 from 6 to 10 a.m., the drive not only made them homeless but posed serious challenges to their life and livelihood.
The affected faced ruthless physical assaults and even women, pregnant women and children were not spared from police atrocities and many of them sustained injuries during this heinous displacement drive without the mandatory provision of a court order for the same. The dwellers are mainly daily wage labourers from socially marginalised sections with a sizable number from religious minority community.
The composition of the populace is again common to this metropolis as they were victims of internal displacement from their rural natives and came to Kolkata, the nearest metropolis for a better pasture and sustain their life. In this course their families settled alongside a stinking sewage just adjacent to the place of affluence; Salt Lake.
The age of the said inhabitation is nearly 30 years and by that only the residents having adversary possession rights over their living place, according to the domestic law of the country. Again it should be emphasized by the civil society that the people were not migrated by their own wish but under compulsion as state failed to provide them basic livelihood option at their natives. The whole eviction drive was done without prior and proper R&R (rehabilitation and resettlement) package, what was against the basic justification and legal validation.
Our fact finding over the issue revealed that on 3/10/2009, Saturday, State Urban Development Authority announced the eviction through public address system without proper information on the time and date for the proposed eviction and in very next day on 4/10/09, Sunday, a large posse of police from Bidhan Nagar (south) police station with Rapid Action Force personnel; numbering in 7 to 8 hundreds with lathis and firearms with empty trucks and bulldozers reached at the place. The raiding party totally ransacked the slum. The personnel in uniform demolished every earthly belongings of the community and not even spared cooked food. Having the prior assumption about the eviction, some residents hided few materials of emergency need at different adjacent place but the Policemen forced the affected people to unhide the same and burnt those in front of them, thereafter. There were four tube-wells, bored by the slum dwellers by their own money. Police destroyed those sources of drinking water. The raiding party indiscriminately lathi charged on the dwellers without any provocation or resistance by these marginalized population.
The eviction drive was purposefully done on a Sunday, when all the offices & courts are closed restricting the dwellers to make any complaint before administration or court of law.
All the material belongings were snatched from the people and looted by the police personnel. Not a single seizure list were made out by the police.
The eviction drive compelled the people to leave the slum. And few of them were spending their days little far from the place under plastic sheets. But every night they were threatened by the police and ultimately on 12/10/2009 police again torn apart those sheets and forced them to live under the bare sky.
On 16/10/2009 a street corner meeting was organized by some Civil Society Organizations (CSO) and their network, named as GRIHA ADHIKAR MANCH (GAM). On 21/10/2009 a team consisting representatives of this network and the victims met with the officer in charge of Bidhan Nagar South Police Station. He referred them to meet with Mr. Ashok Das, the Sub Divisional Officer (SDO) of Bidhan Nagar. While the representatives met Mr. Das and demanded for proper rehabilitation, Mr. Das shirked off and said the whole responsibility is upon Kolkata Metropolitan Development Authority (KMDA) but he did not utter anything about the brutal treatment committed by the police and thus he washed his hands.
The incident not only tarnished the basic tenets of fundamental rights as guaranteed under Article 21 of Indian Constitution. But also bared the anti people act of the state with complete apathy for socio- economically marginalized community. Here I want to recall the state actors that international right to adequate housing is enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights as well as the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights and our State has international obligation to obey as a party.
Apart from the said infringements, the incident violated few other universally accepted principles or rights for the people, such as:
- The right to non-interference with privacy, family and home
- The right to be protected against the arbitrary deprivation of property
- The right to the peaceful enjoyment of possessions these forced evictions occur without mandatory warning, forcing people to abandon their homes, lands and worldly possessions
- The right to respect for the home
- The right to freedom of movement and to choose their residence
- The right to education we are attaching a list of school going children with regular and informal schools, an NGO run education center was demolished during the drive.
- The right to security of the person implementing authorities not spoke out about any rehabilitation measure make the populace more insecure and vulnerable
- The right to effective remedies for alleged human rights violations
We demand for:-
- Immediate proper rehabilitation and appropriate resettlement of the evictees
- Immediate compensation to the injured of police and RAF atrocities.
- The police and RAF personnel should be booked under appropriate penal provisions for their illegal acts and offences
- Departmental proceedings against the sanctioning authority/ person for the eviction/ demolition drive for negating the law
- Specific criminal case against all the personnel who were involved with the illegal & forcible eviction and also for theft, looting, damaging of property, outrage of modesty of women, threatening and terrorizing the children including the disabled.
Thanking you,
Yours truly,
Kirity Roy
Secretary, Masum
&
National Convenor, PACTI
The list of few victims whom we met, are attached herewith:- | Sl. No | Name | Sex | Age in years | Occupation |
| 1 | Md. Lalu Das | M | 47 | Casual Labour |
| 2 | Ms. Rekha Bibi | F | 32 | House wife |
| 3 | Md. Najmul Islam | M | 27 | Casual Labour |
| 4 | Md. Asraf Ali Islam | M | 23 | Casual Labour |
| 5 | Md. Akram Ali Islam | M | 20 | Casual Labour |
| 6 | Ms. Rajina Khatoon | F | 5 | Minor |
| 7 | Ms. Marjina Khatoon | F | 3 | Minor |
| 8 | Sk. Daian | M | 40 | Labour |
| 9 | Ms. Rabea Bibi | F | 35 | Labour |
| 10 | Mr. Rakibul Ali | M | 18 | Labour |
| 11 | Mr. Israd Ali | M | 21 | Labour |
| 12 | Ms. Rakea Khatoon | F | 12 | Child Labor |
| 13 | Mr. Firoj Mohammad | M | 10 | Child Labor |
| 14 | Mr. Islam Ali | F | 7 | Child Labor |
| 15 | Mr. Sahabuddin Molla | M | 25 | Labour |
| 16 | Ms. Marjina Bibi | F | 20 | Domestic Help |
| 17 | Mr. Basirudin Molla | M | 7 | Child Labor |
| 18 | Ms. Maruba Khatoon | F | 4 | Minor |
| 19 | Ms. Salima Khatoon | F | 2 | Minor |
| 20 | Ms. Namita Mridha (widow) | F | 29 | Domestic Help |
| 21 | Mr. Birakta Mridha | M | 14 | Child Labor |
| 22 | Mr. Amit Mridha | M | 10 | Child Labor |
| 23 | Mr. Nibas Sarder | M | 45 | Mentally Challenged unemployed |
| 24 | Ms. Kanika Sarder | F | 35 | Domestic Help |
| 25 | Mr. Kartik Sarder | M | 22 | Labour |
| 26 | Mr. Bhajahari Mondal | M | 65 | Jobless |
| 27 | Ms. Renuka Mondal | F | 50 | Domestic Help |
| 28 | Mr. Shyamal Mondal | M | 27 | Labour |
| 29 | Ms. Mamoni Mondal | F | 22 | House wife |
| 30 | Mr. Krishna Mondal | M | 2 | Minor |
| 31 | Ms. Pratima Mondal | F | 3 | Minor |
| 32 | Mr. Sukumar Ari | M | 40 | Labour |
| 33 | Ms. Uma Ari | F | 30 | Domestic Help |
| 34 | Mr. Ranjit Ari | M | 15 | Child Labor |
| 35 | Mr. Sachin Ari | M | 13 | Child Labor |
| 36 | Mr. Abhijit Ari | M | 7.5 | Child Labor |
| 37 | Mr. Uttam Ari | M | 32 | Labour |
| 38 | Ms. Rita Ari | F | 18 | House wife |
| 39 | Ms. Manasi Ari | F | 26 | House wife |
| 40 | Ms. Mitu Ari | F | 5 | Minor |
| 41 | Mr. Heno Ari | M | 3 | Minor |
| 42 | Mr. Dudhkumar Ari | M | 42 | Labour |
| 43 | Ms. Archana Ari | F | 31 | Domestic Help |
| 44 | Ms. Purnima Ari | F | 12 | Child Labor |
| 45 | Ms. Pratima Ari | F | 3.5 | Minor |
| 46 | Mr. Biswajit Ari | M | 7 | Child Labor |
| 47 | Mr. Abdul Sattar Ali Molla | M | 45 | Rag picker |
| 48 | Ms. Amina Bibi | F | 36 | Rag picker |
| 49 | Ms. Asma Khatoon | F | 18 | Jobless, unemployed |
| 50 | Ms. Najma Khatoon | F | 17 | Child Labor |
| 51 | Ms. Salma Khatoon | F | 6 | Child Labor |
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| Ms. Dabina Khatoon | F | 9 month | Lactating child |
| 53 | Mr. Gaffal Ali Molla | M | 16 | Labour |
| 54 | Mr. Gokul Ali Molla | M | 15 | Labour |
| 55 | Mr. Aftar Ali Molla | M | 14 | Rag picker |
| 56 | Mr. Ataul Ali Molla | M | 13 | Rag picker |
| 57 | Mr. Ashakul Molla | M | 12 | Rag picker |
| 58 | Ms. Gita Sarkar | F | 45 | Labour |
| 59 | Mr. Babu Sarkar | M | 25 | Labour |
| 60 | Mr. Pocha Mondal | M | 45 | Labour |
| 61 | Ms. Namita Mondal | F | 27 | Domestic Help |
| 62 | Mr. Joy Mondal | F | 11 | Child Labor |
| 63 | Mr. Bijoy Mondal | M | 8 | Child Labor |
| 64 | Ms. Jayshree Mondal | F | 6 | Child Labor |
| 65 | Mr. Pintu Mondal | M | 35 | Rickshaw puller |
| 66 | Ms. Shila Mondal | F | 25 | Domestic Help |
| 67 | Mr. Hriday Mondal | M | 2 | Minor |
| 68 | Mr. Badal Mondal | M | 25 | Rickshaw puller |
| 69 | Ms. Dipali Mondal | F | 20 | House wife |
| 70 | Ms. Sumitra Mondal | F | 7 | Child Labor |
| 71 | Mr. Sujit Mondal | M | 3 | Minor |
| 72 | Mr. Bikash Mondal | M | 30 | Water carrier |
| 73 | Ms. Mamoni Mondal | F | 25 | Domestic Help |
| 74 | Mr. Benpati Mondal | M | 14 | Child Labor |
| 75 | Ms. Kadam Mondal | F | 15 | Child Labor |
| 76 | Mr. Kangra Purui | M | 45 | Rickshaw puller |
| 77 | Ms. Mithu Purui | F | 30 | House wife |
| 78 | Mr. Nibas Mondal | M | 20 | House wife |
| 79 | Mr.Naru Mondal | M | 22 | Labour |
| 80 | Mr. Rahul Mondal | M | 5 | Minor |
| 81 | Ms. Sonu Mondal | F | 2 | Minor |
| 82 | Mr. Dinu Mondal | M | 45 | Labour |
| 83 | Ms. Kamala Mondal | F | 42 | House wife |
| 84 | Mr. Ajit Mondal | M | 20 | Rag picker |
| 85 | Mr. Biplab Mondal | M | 18 | Rag picker |
| 86 | Ms. Behula Mondal | F | 16 | Child Labor |
| 87 | Ms. Jamuna Mondal | F | 14 | Child Labor |
| 88 | Ms. Rupbati Mondal | F | 12 | Child Labor |
| 89 | Ms. Usharani Mondal | F | 50 | Domestic Help |
| 90 | Mr. Kamal Mondal | M | 27 | Labour |
| 91 | Ms. Tumpa Mondal | F | 20 | House wife |
| 92 | Mr. Kaushik Mondal | M | 2 | Minor |
| 93 | Mr Samar Biswas | M | 35 | Rickshaw puller |
| 94 | Ms. Anita Biswas | F | 22 | House wife |
| 95 | Ms. Dipa Biswas | F | 4 | Minor |
| 96 | Mr. Shiba Biswas | M | 2 | Minor |
| 97 | Mr. Banchha Mondal | M | 22 | Labour |
| 98 | Ms. Shrabanti Mondal | F | 18 | House wife |
| 99 | Mr. Joy Mondal | M | 44 | Labour |
| 100 | Ms. Radhika Mondal | F | 30 | House wife |
| 101 | Ms. Shila Mondal | F | 19 | Minor |
| 102 | Ms. Debi Mondal | F | 14 | Child Labor |
| 103 | Mr. Dipu Mondal | M | 18 | Rag picker |
| 104 | Mr. Deben Mondal | M | 50 | Labour |
| 105 | Ms. Arati Mondal | F | 40 | House wife |
| 106 | Ms. Vasani Mondal | F | 16 | Child Labor |
| 107 | Mr. Tapas Mondal | M | 10 | Child Labor |
| 108 | Mr. Bapi Mondal | M | 30 | Labour |
| 109 | Ms. Sima Mondal | F | 25 | Labour |
| 110 | Ms. Swapna Mondal | F | 5.5 | Minor |
| 111 | Ms. Ratna Mondal | F | 2 | Minor |
| 112 | Mr. Rakesh Mondal | M | 4 | Minor |
| 113 | Mr. Selim Mondal | M | 19 | Labour |
| 114 | Ms. Mamoni Mondal | F | 17 | Labour |
| 115 | Mr. Jit Mondal | M | 1.5 | Minor |
| 116 | Mr. Rahim Mondal | M | 60 | Jobless |
| 117 | Ms. Laxmijan Bibi | F | 50 | House wife |
| 118 | Mr. Hasan Ali Molla | M | 25 | Labour |
| 119 | Ms. Arana Khatoon | F | 18 | House wife |
| 120 | Ms. Jamana Bibi | F | 30 | Mentally Challenged |
| 121 | Mr. Nader Ali Molla | M | 9.5 | Child Labor |
| 122 | Ms. Sukhjan Khatoon | F | 6.5 | Child Labor |
| 123 | Mr. Arun Mondal | M | 40 | Labour |
| 124 | Ms. Namita Mondal | F | 35 | Domestic Help |
| 125 | Mr.Raju Mondal | M | 20 | Rag picker |
| 126 | Mr. Baju Mondal | M | 15 | Rag picker |
| 127 | Mr Praja Mondal | M | 12 | Rag picker |
| 128 | Mr. Budho Mondal | M | 40 | Labour |
| 129 | Ms. Anjali Mondal | F | 35 | Domestic Help |
| 130 | Mr. Prabodh Mondal | M | 45 | Rickshaw puller |
| 131 | Mr. Subodh Mondal | M | 40 | Rickshaw puller |
| 132 | Mr Shankar Bairagi | M | 35 | Rickshaw puller |
| 133 | Ms. Shyamali Bairagi | F | 35 | Domestic Help |
| 134 | Ms. Gayatri Bairagi | F | 32 | Domestic Help |
| 135 | Ms. Jharna Bairagi | F | 25 | Domestic Help |
| 136 | Mr. Mantu Bairagi | M | 75 | Crippled |
| 137 | Ms Kanan Bairagi | F | 60 | Crippled |
| 138 | Ms. Ashoka Bairagi | F | 12 | Child Labor |
| 139 | Ms. Bishakha Bairagi | F | 11 | Child Labor |
| 140 | Ms. Mumpi Bairagi | F | 8 | Child Labor |
| 141 | Mr. Bhim Bairagi | M | 2 | Minor |
| 142 | Mr. Baren Mondal | M | 60 | Crippled |
| 143 | Ms. Bina Mondal | F | 45 | Domestic Help |
| 144 | Ms. Sushma Mondal | F | 12 | Child Labor |
| 145 | Mr. Nilkamal Bhowmik | M | 40 | Rag picker |
| 146 | Ms. Gita Bhowmik | F | 35 | Domestic Help |
| 147 | Mr. Papa Bhowmik | M | 17 | Rag picker |
| 148 | Mr. Bubai Bhowmik | M | 15 | Rag picker |
| 149 | Mr. Babai Bhowmik | M | 13 | Rag picker |
| 150 | Mr. Bablu Bhowmik | M | 11 | Rag picker |
| 151 | Mr. Bablu Mondal | M | 50 | Watchman |
| 152 | Mr. Panchu Mondal | M | 22 | Rikshaw puller |
| 153 | Mr. Nimai Mondal | M | 60 | Labour |
| 154 | Ms. Laxmi Mondal | F | 45 | Domestic Help |
| 155 | Mr. Badal Biswas | M | 50 | Labour |
| 156 | Ms. Sandha Biswas | F | 45 | Domestic Help |
| 157 | Mr. Nimai Biswas | M | 25 | Labour |
| 158 | Mr. Samar Biswas | M | 22 | Labour |
| 159 | Mr. Samir Biswas | M | 20 | Labour |
| 160 | Mr. Nanda Bag | M | 40 | Rikshaw puller |
| 161 | Mr. Chandi Bag | M | 30 | Domestic Help |
| 162 | Mr. Khokan Bag | M | 20 | Rag picker |
| 163 | Mr. Paban Bag | M | 18 | Rag picker |
| 164 | Mr. Tapas Bag | M | 16 | Rag picker |
| 165 | Mr. Bappa Bag | M | 15 | Rag picker |
| 166 | Mr. Purna Mondal | M | 55 | Rikshaw puller |
| 167 | Ms. Netrabala Mondal | F | 50 | House wife |
| 168 | Mr. Bachhu Mondal | M | 30 | Water carrier |
| 169 | Mr. Khokan Molla | M | 32 | Business |
| 170 | Ms. Adija Bibi | F | 22 | House wife |
| 171 | Mr Masidur | M | 7 | Child Labor |
| 172 | Mr. Hamidur | M | 5 | Minor |
| 173 | Mr. Ashok Mondal | M | 25 | Labour |
| 174 | Ms. Shampa Mondal | F | 20 | House wife |
| 175 | Mr. Rahul Mondal | M | 4 | Minor |
| 176 | Mr. Bankim Chanda | M | 50 | Crippled |
| 177 | Ms. Debjani Chanda | F | 40 | Domestic Help |
| 178 | Mr. Gunadhar Chanda | M | 27 | Labour |
| 179 | Mr. Tapas Chanda | M | 22 | Labour |
| 180 | Ms. Jaba Thander | F | 1 | Minor |
| 181 | Ms. Chandana Dolui | F | 11 month | Lactating child |
| 182 | Mr. Hasan Molla | M | 2.5 month | Lactating child |
| 183 | Mr. Sosen Molla | M | 2.5 month | Lactating child |
| 184 | Mr. Debjoy Mallik | M | 3 month | Lactating child |
| 185 | Mr. Mominur Mondal | M | 1 month | Lactating child |
| 186 | Ms. Rupa Sarder | F | 11 month | Lactating child |
| 187 | Ms. Rehena Mondal | F | 10 month | Lactating child |
| 188 | Mr. Sahinur Mondal | M | 10 month | Lactating child |
| 189 | Mr. Jit Dolui | M | 8 month | Lactating child |
| 190 | Mr. Guni Molla | M | 1 | Minor |
| 191 | Mr. Roni Biswas | M | 1 | Minor |
| 192 | Mr. Roni Mondal | M | 1 | Minor |
| 193 | Ms. Sabina Biswas | F | 1 | Minor |
| 194 | Mr. Saipur Sarder | M | 9 month | Lactating child |
| 195 | Mr. Guni Pradhan | M | 7 month | Lactating child |
| 196 | Mr. Akash Prodhan | M | 8 months | Lactating child |
| 197 | Ms. Sarathi Khatoon | F | 5 months | Lactating child |
| 198 | Mr. Debashish Halder | M | 1 | Minor |
| 199 | Mr. Ajay Sarkar | M | 10 month | Lactating child |
| 200 | Mr. Panchu Paswan | M | 1 | Minor |
| 201 | Mr. Siraj Mondal | M | 26 | Physically Challenged |
| 202 | Mr. Tuhin Shubhra Panda | M | 10 | Physically Challenged |
| 203 | Ms. Nurjahan Seikh | F | 35 | Physically Challenged |
| 204 | Mr. Nitai Prodhan | M | 55 | Physically Challenged |
| 205 | Mr. Iqbal Mondal | M | 21 | Physically Challenged |
| 206 | Mr. Kanai Nath Mondal | M | 70 | Physically Challenged |
| 207 | Mr. Siraj Seikh | M | 45 | Physically Challenged |
| 208 | Ms. Tuni Thander | F | 20 | Physically Challenged |
| 209 | Ms. Sahanara Bibi | F | 40 | Physically Challenged |
| 210 | Mr. Bishal Barik | M | 9 | Physically Challenged |
| 211 | Ms. Angurbala Das | F | 65 | Physically Challenged |
| 212 | Mr. Toton Das | M | 9 | Physically Challenged |
| 213 | Mr. Sachin Ari | M | 6 | Physically Challenged |
| 214 | Ms. Nirmala Das | F | 80 | Physically Challenged |
| 215 | Mr. Ajay Mondal | M | 9 | Physically Challenged |
| 216 | Ms. Dipali Sarkar | F | not known | Physically Challenged |
| 217 | Mr. Alamgir Seikh | M | 11 | School going |
| 218 | Mr. Jahangir Seikh | M | 12 | School going |
| 219 | Mr. Pinaki Mondal | M | 12 | School going |
| 220 | Ms. Balika Sarder | F | 12 | School going |
| 221 | Ms. Fatema Khatoon | F | 11 | School going |
| 222 | Ms. Shila Sarder | F | 6 | School going |
| 223 | Ms. Halima Khatoon | F | 8 | School going |
| 224 | Ms. Puja Mondal | F | 8 | School going |
| 225 | Ms. Parbati Mondal | F | 8 | School going |
| 226 | Ms. Laxmi Mondal | F | 10 | School going |
| 227 | Ms. Puja Sarder | F | 8 | School going |
| 228 | Ms. Riya Sarder | F | 8 | School going |
| 229 | Ms. Jayshree Mondal | F | 7 | School going |
| 230 | Mr. Biswanath Mondal | M | 8 | School going |
| 231 | Mr. Rahul Mondal | M | 5 | School going |
| 232 | Mr. Nitai Sarder | M | 11 | School going |
| 233 | Ms. Pratima Mondal | F | 5 | School going |
| 234 | Mr. Sariful Khan | M | 7 | School going |
| 235 | Mr. Abhijit Biswas | M | 13 | School going |
| 236 | Mr. Sushanta Sarder | M | 8 | School going |
| 237 | Ms. Debi Gaini | F | 8 | School going |
| 238 | Ms. Pinki Gaini | F | 7 | School going |
| 239 | Mr. Babai Gaini | M | 6 | School going |
| 240 | Mr. Subrata Mondal | M | 7 | School going |
| 241 | Mr. Krtik Mondal | M | 7 | School going |
| 242 | Ms. Tinka Pandey | F | 15 | School going |
| 243 | Ms. Rinku Pandey | F | 9 | School going |
| 244 | Mr. Suny Hazra | M | 5 | School going |
| 245 | Ms. Swadeshswari | F | 8 | School going |
| 246 | Mr. Kailash Dolui | M | 7 | School going |
| 247 | Mr. Jit Dolui | M | 6 | School going |
| 248 | Mr. Robiul Seikh | M | 6 | School going |
| 249 | Ms. Nasima Khatoon | F | 14 | School going |
| 250 | Ms. Sumita Dolui | F | 8 | School going |
| 251 | Ms. Susmita Dolui | F | 7 | School going |
| 252 | Ms. Dipika Das | F | 10 | School going |
| 253 | Mr. Somnath Das | M | 14 | School going |
| 254 | Ms. Menoka Sarder | F | 8 | School going |
| 255 | Mr. Paltu Sarder | M | 8 | School going |
| 256 | Ms. Rozina Bibi | F | 19 | Pregnant |
| 257 | Ms. Ambia Bibi | F | 20 | Pregnant |
| 258 | Ms. Paru Dolui | F | 19 | Pregnant |
| 259 | Ms. Mira Sarder | F | 20 | Pregnant |
| 260 | Ms. Ratna Sarder | F | not known | Pregnant |
| 261 | Ms. Jhuma Sarder | F | 18 | Pregnant |
| 262 | Ms. Sahanara Bibi | F | 25 | Pregnant |
| 263 | Ms. Minu Mondal | F | 25 | Pregnant |
| 264 | Ms. Brihaspati Samanta | F | 20 | Pregnant |
| 265 | Ms. Gita Mondal | F | 22 | Pregnant |
| 266 | Ms. Mamoni Mondal | F | 25 | Pregnant |
| 267 | Ms. Padma Paswan | F | 25 | Pregnant |
| 268 | Ms. Hamida Bibi | F | 30 | Pregnant |
| 269 | Ms. Tapasi Bag | F | 19 | Pregnant |
| 270 | Ms. Shrabanti Mondal | F | 19 | Pregnant |
| 271 | Ms. Sabita Chanda | F | 18 | Pregnant |
| 272 | Ms. Minu Mondal | F | 25 | Pregnant |
| 273 | Ms. Rozina Bibi | F | 19 | Pregnant |
| 274 | Ms. Sanju Bibi | F | 25 | Pregnant |
| 275 | Ms. Sahanara Bibi | F | 22 | Pregnant |
For further information please contact:
Mr. Kirity Roy
Secretary
Banglar Manabadhikar Suraksha Mancha
Tele Fax : +91-33-2640 4118
Phone: +91-33-2640 4520
e. mail : kirityroy@gmail.com
Web: www.masum.org.in
