Annual Report 2009-2010 and the amount of Rs. 2.00 lakh as compensation recommended by the Commission, be disbursed without further loss of time. Compliance report is awaited in the case. 2. Death of Undertrial Prisoner Takala, in District Jail, Balasore, Orissa (Case No. 494/18/1/07-08) 4.361 The Commission in this case had recommended a monetary relief of Rs. 1,00,000/- as payment to the next of kin of the deceased. The proof of payment has since been received and the case closed. 3. Death of a Juvenile, in Government Observation Home in Rudrapur, U�arakhand (Case No. 43/35/12/07-08-CD) 4.362 The Commission in this case held that the Watch & Ward staff in the Observation Home was not vigilant and recommended Rs. 1,00,000/- as monetary relief to the next of kin of the deceased. The proof of payment has been received. The Commission has closed the case. 4. Death of Balakrishnan in Police Custody due to Negligance of Medical Care in District Tiruchirapalli, Tamil Nadu (Case No. 124/22/2004-2005-CD) 4.363 The Commission in this case observed that the police officials were negligent in the magisterial enquiry. The Commission held that omission to give prompt medical aid to the prisoner rendered the State liable to pay monetary relief and recommended Rs. 1,00,000/compensation for payment to the next of kin of the deceased. 4.364 The proof of payment has been received. The Commission has closed the case. 5. Death of a Child Caught Stealing Food in a Marriage Party by Police (Case No.952/19/2002-2003-CD) 4.365 The Commission in this case observed that on thorough examination of evidence, it was found that prima facie the child had been subjected to torture in police custody and recommended to the State Government to pay Rs. 3,00,000/- as monetary relief to the family of the deceased child. 4.366 Since the compliance report about payment of Rs. 50,000/- as compensation to Master Bhola had not been received, the Commission, issued a reminder to the Chief Secretary, Government of Punjab to furnish the proof of payment within six weeks. The reply is awaited. 6. Death of a Child Born in Agra Jail due to Non-availability of Basic Minimum Facilities (Case No. 24687/24/2006-2007) 4.367 On consideration of the magisterial enquiry report in the ma�er, the Commission found that the child was born in a toilet of the prison and neither the mother nor the child were given nutritious diet and recommended to the State Government to pay a sum of Rs. 1,00,000/- as monetary relief to the bereaved mother. NHRC 75