Annual Report 2010-2011 found lying on the ground in an injured condition by the police team. The two of them were immediately taken to the Community Health Centre for medical treatment. An FIR was also registered by one Bimal Chandra u/s 341/325/326/457/354/34 IPC at Katigorah Police Station in Cachar District of Assam. Shortly thereafter, a counter FIR at the same police station was registered by one Haziar Begum u/s 325/326/34 IPC. Motahir Ali was arrested along with two others in the said case and taken to the police post after medical check-up. On 21 September 2007, the In-charge of Police Post prepared a challan against the three arrested persons for sending them to the court. They were also taken for procedural medical check-up. While arranging a vehicle for them to go to Silchar Court, Motahir Ali suddenly fell unconscious. He was examined by a doctor at the Community Health Centre again and referred to Silchar Medical College & Hospital wherein he was declared brought dead by the Medical Officer on duty. 4.77 Upon consideration of the post-mortem report, it was learnt that ante-mortem injuries had been caused by a blunt force impact. The findings of the magisterial enquiry report too revealed that inhuman torture had been inflicted upon the deceased by the police which led to his subsequent death. On consideration of all the facts, the Commission issued a notice u/s 18 (a) (i) of the PHRA to the Chief Secretary, Government of Assam as to why compensation should not be recommended and awarded to the next of kin of the deceased. 4.78 In response to the show-cause notice u/s 18 (a)(i) of the PHRA issued by the Commission, the State Government expressed no objection towards payment of compensation to the next of kin of the deceased. 4.79 The Commission vide its proceedings dated 12 August 2010 recommended to the Government of Assam to pay a sum of Rs. 5,00,000 as monetary relief to the next of kin of the deceased Motahir Ali. 4.80 The compliance report along with proof of payment are awaited from the Government of Assam. 18. Death of Anil Kumar due to Police Negligence in Chandigarh (Case No. 53/27/0/07-08-PCD) 4.81 On 12 July 2007, the Commission was informed by the Senior Superintendent of Police, Union Territory of Chandigarh that on 11 July 2007, Sub-Inspector Narender Singh of P.S. Manimajra in Chandigarh along with Constable Harpinder Singh were approached by one Surjit Kaur and others who then handed over to the two policemen a person who was found roaming under suspicious circumstances. An entry was also later made in the police station at 2.45 p.m. The suspected person disclosed his name and address as Anil Kumar, resident of House No. 375, Indira Colony, Manimajra. On verification, it was found that no such person was residing at the said address. However, on further questioning, he gave another address. It appeared that when the suspected person was being questioned in the Police Station, one Brahm Pal, son of Telu Ram was also present in the room of Sub-Inspector Narender Singh. During the course of investigation, Anil Kumar suddenly jumped from the front side of Room 34 NHRC