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Four women missing from Patna shelter home, police file case

| @indiablooms | Nov 12, 2018, at 02:19 pm

Patna, Nov 12 (IBNS) :  In a reminder of the Muzaffarpur shelter home sex abuse, the Bihar police registered a case after four women were found missing from a shelter home in  Patna on Sunday, media reports said. .

The police have also  begun a search operation to find the women who went missing from the Asha Kiran shelter home.

The incident comes months after 34 girls were allegedly raped at a shelter home in Muzaffarpur sending a shock wave across the country.

The case drew criticism of Nitish Kumar’s government by opposition and the Supreme Court.

The Supreme court has termed the incident  as “horrible”, “scary” and “terrible”.

A bench headed by Justice Madan B Lokur also directed CBI and the Bihar government to file status report to explain the delay in tracing the whereabouts of former state minister Manju Verma’s husband Chandrashekhar Verma.

The top court had in September asked Bihar Police to probe the alleged recovery of large quantity of ammunition from the former minister and her husband.


 

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