10. Kidnapping of Minor Girls from Outside BSF Camp in Kishanganj District, Bihar (Case No. 2610/4/2005-2006-WC) (Reported in the Annual Report of 2005-2006) 6.220 Smt. Shiv Devi, r/o of District Kishanganj, Bihar complained to the Commission alleging drugging and kidnapping of her two minor daughters on 13 July 2005 from Kishanganj by Parminder alias Monu, his cousin Pawan, sister Meena, mother Usha and Constable Keshao Deo Pathak of Border Security Force (BSF) Headquarters Hospital, Amritsar. The girls were then sold to Qadar Ali, Manisha and Sadagi in Mumbai for Rs. 70,000. Both the sisters were raped by them repeatedly and the police did not take action despite her lodging an FIR. In response to the Commission's direction, the Director General of Police, Bihar submitted a report. The Commission on 18 May 2007 directed the Chief Secretary, Bihar to get the complaint inquired through CB-CID and submit a compliance report within six weeks. The report is still awaited. 11. Rape of a Dancing Girl by Sub-Inspector in Bihar (Case No. 660/4/2003-2004-WC) (Reported in the Annual Report of 2005-2006) 6.221 The matter relates to rape of a dancing girl by a Sub-Inspector in Bihar. The State Government of Bihar has since complied with the directions of the Commission for payment of monetary relief of Rs. 50,000 to the victim. The case was closed on 27 September 2007. 12. Illegal Detention and Torture of a Minor by Haryana Police (Case No. 1453/7/2005-2006) (Reported in the Annual Report of 2005-2006) 6.222 The Commission after perusing a news item about the illegal detention and torture of a 12 year old child by Haryana policemen, who allegedly tied his hands, hung him from a tree and beat him up, sent the news item to the Director General of Police, Government of Haryana for his comments. In response, the Director General of Police, Haryana submitted a report that an FIR No. 473 dated 9 October 2005 u/s 323, 342 of IPC read with Section 34 IPC was registered against the accused Jagmal Singh of Criminal Investigation Agency staff who was arrested in the case on 16 October 2005 but released on bail by the Court. A charge sheet was also filed against him. The report further informed that the Supreme Court of India is also seized of the matter. The Commission also observed that there was discrepancy regarding the name of the victim. Hence, the Commission directed the Director General of Police, Haryana to clarify the discrepancy regarding the name of the victim and the circumstances as to how the Supreme Court became seized of the matter. The report is awaited. 13. Killing of Innocent Persons by Meghalaya Police (Case No. 11/15/2005-2006) (Reported in the Annual Report of 2005-2006) 6.223 The case relates to the gunning down of five suspected NSCN (IM) cadres by a Special 74 National Human Rights Commission