CHAPTER 4 and other material available on record, the Commission issued notice to the Government of Haryana requiring it to show cause why monetary relief be not recommended to be paid to the next of kin of deceased Satish. 4.38 Responding to the show cause notice, the State Government submitted that the Commission may take such action as it deems fit with regard to the issue of awarding suitable monetary relief. 4.39 In view of the stand taken by the State Government and also on consideration of various reports available on the record, the Commission vide its proceedings dated 13.08.2014 recommended to the Government of Haryana to pay a sum of Rs. 3 lakhs as monetary relief to the next of kin of deceased Satish. The Commission further directed that if the deceased was survived by children, the amount should be kept in fixed deposit in a nationalized bank and the children would get the money on attaining majority. It also directed that the amount of monetary relief should be paid to the parents of the victim, if the deceased had left behind no child. 4.40 The Additional Chief Secretary, Government of Haryana (Home Department) has conveyed the sanction accorded by the Government of Haryana for payment of compensation of Rs. 3,00,000/- to the next of kin of the deceased Satish as recommended by the Commission. However, proof of payment was still awaited. 5. Suicidal Death in Police Custody in Azamgarh, Uttar Pradesh (Case No. 16296/24/6/2011-pcd) 4.41 The Commission received intimation from the Superintendent of Police, Azamgarh, regarding suicidal death of Kamlesh Kumar Singh in police custody. It was reported that a murder case was registered at Police Station Gambhirpur on 6th April, 2011 and during investigation of the case, the name of Kamlesh Kumar Singh came to light. He was arrested on 14th April, 2011 and the next day he committed suicide in the toilet of the police lock up by hanging himself with shirt and pant from the lamp post at about 8.03 a.m. The Commission also received two more complaints on the issue and they were separately registered and the two cases were linked up with this case. 4.42 The Commission took cognizance of the intimation and vide its proceedings dated 18.05.2011 requested it’s Director General (Investigation) to collect requisite reports from concerned authorities. Relevant reports were received from the authorities. The postmortem report revealed abrasions and bruises on the neck of the deceased and the surgeon who conducted post mortem opined that the death had occurred due to pressure on neck and thoracic cage resulting in asphyxia and shock. National Human Right Commission Annual Report - 2014-2015 37