Annual Report 2009-2010 Pradesh revealed that Shankar Dayal was given treatment in a Varanasi Psychiatric Hospital and no negligence had been commi�ed in the ma�er. 4.318 Accepting the report, the case was closed by the Commission. b) Action Taken on Cases Reported in the Annual Report of 2006-2007 1. Illegal Detention of Santosh by Chandigarh Police (Case No.72/27/2006-2007-WC) 4.319 The case relates to arrest of an innocent woman by the police in place of an accused woman whose name was similar. The Commission directed the Secretary, Home, Chandigarh Administration to inform the status of departmental enquiry against the guilty police personnel, as well as the outcome of the report of Forensic Expert regarding the thumb impression for ascertaining the identity of the actual accused. The report is awaited. 2. Killing of Four Scheduled Caste Persons by a Crowd in Police Presence in Ara, Bihar (Case No.1099/4/2006-2007) 4.320 On perusal of a report received from the Suprintendent of Police, Bhojpur, Ara, the Commission had observed that the report was silent about the monetary relief to be given to the families of the deceased and called upon the Director General (Police), Government of Bihar, to inform as to whether any relief had been granted to the families of the deceased. He was also directed to intimate the status of the criminal case. The report is awaited inspite of a reminder. 3. Rape of Four Dalit Women in Lakhisarai, Bihar (Case No.1375/4/2006-2007-WC) 4.321 The case relates to a complaint by a delegation of Members of Parliament led by Smt. Kanti Singh, the then Minister of State for Women and Child Development, Government of India against the alleged rape commi�ed on four Dalit women at Ram Nagar, Suryagarh District, Lakhisarai The Commission had directed District Magistrate, Lakhisarai to submit the status of the four criminal cases registered against the accused persons. A report has been received from the District Magistrate. Lakhisarai, which is under consideration of the Commission. 4. Punjab Mass Cremation Case (Case No. 1/97/NHRC) 4.322 The Commission had constituted a Commi�ee headed by Shri N.S. Kang, Principal Secretary, Government of Punjab for identification of the remaining 657 bodies. Report of the Commi�ee is still awaited. 5. 76 Army Men Punished for Human Rights Violation (Case No. 122/9/2006-2007-AF) 4.323 The case relates to suo motu cognizance by the Commission of a news about 76 army men having been punished for human rights violations. The Commission had called for information from the Secretary, Ministry of Defence, Government of India. NHRC 69