Claiming 107 lives, the “crossfire” incidents involved police 55 times, Rapid Action Battalion 32 times, police and detectives 11 times and other law enforcement agencies nine times. Of the 41 custodial deaths, nine resulted from torture while the rest from being shot, suicides, physical ailments etc.
The rights body
released the report yesterday, preparing it from news reports of several top
Bangla and English national dailies and its own findings.
The report says
that meanwhile as many as 740 political clashes took place, causing 143 deaths
and injuring another 4,858. It adds that 103 houses, six business outlets and
146 temples and idols of the Hindu community were also torched and vandalised. Moreover,
191 journalists have been harassed or received threats.
Twenty-three persons were killed in firing by India's
Border Security Force (BSF) along the border while 12 more died in BSF torture,
adds the report. As many as 52 persons died in prison and 104 in mob beating
while Section 144 was called 28 times at different places.
Nine women
committed suicide due to sexual harassment while two females and one male were
killed protesting the social menace. Eight women became victims of village
arbitration and fatwa and 24 of acid attacks, among whom one died. As many as
46 domestic helps were tortured and four of them died while 19 more died under
mysterious circumstances. Moreover, 208 women were harassed due to dowry
related issues and 129 of them were killed while 292 women became victims of
domestic violence.
The ASK report
also says 591 women were raped in the last nine months and 48 of them were
killed later. One committed
suicide after being raped.
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