National Human Right Commission FIR, the Enquiry Officer concluded that the Investigating Officer of Case No. 280/13, Sub-Inspector Rafiq Parvej and SHO, P.S. Nai Mandi may have picked up Maujvir Singh, and kept him in police custody to pressurize for the arrest of her son Nitin in Case No. 392/411, but, no entry in this regard was made in the GD of P.S. Nai Mandi. Hence, Inspector Vinod Sirohi, SHO, P.S. Nai Mandi and Sub-Inspector Rafiq Parvej, Investigating Officer of Case No. 280/13 were held responsible for keeping the complainant’s husband in police custody illegally. 4.34 The Commission on scrutiny of the police report observed that the complainant’s husband Maujvir Singh was picked up by the police of P.S. Nai Mandi on 22/23 April 2013 and kept in police custody illegally for 6 days for which Inspector Vinod Sirohi and SI Rafiq Parvej have been found to be responsible and that the human rights of the complainant’s husband were violated by the action of the then Inspector Vinod Sirohi and SI Rafiq Parvej. Therefore, the Chief Secretary to the Government of Uttar Pradesh was directed to show cause as to why a monetary compensation of Rs. 25,000/- (Rupees Twenty Five Thousand only) should not be recommended to be paid to the victim Maujvir. In response, the Joint Secretary, Home (Human Rights) Department, Government of Uttar Pradesh vide communication received on 19 May 2016 submitted that an amount of Rs. 25,000/- had been paid to victim Maujvir Singh on 18 April 2016. As the proof of payment was annexed, the Commission closed the case with the directions that the Inspector General of Police, Meerut Zone, Uttar Pradesh and the Joint Secretary, Home (HR) Department, Government of Uttar Pradesh shall see that the departmental proceedings initiated against the Inspector Vinod Sirohi and Sub Inspector Rafique Parvez Khan of Muzaffar Nagar District Police are concluded expeditiously. 50 Annual Report - 2015-2016