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Human rights violation max in UP, Delhi

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Posted: Mar 15, 2009 at 1254 hrs IST

New Delhi Uttar Pradesh has topped the list of states with maximum number of complaints relating to human rights violation and New Delhi follows a close second, according to NHRC statistics.

The statistics reveal that out of the total 94,559 cases of human rights violation last year, the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) received 55,216 from Uttar Pradesh alone.

This accounts for about 58.39 per cent of the total complaints received by the Commission from across the country, followed by Delhi from where a total of 5,616 such complaints were filed till December 2008.

Gujarat, which stands third in the list, accounts for a total of 3,813 complaints of human rights violation.

The NHRC received a total of 3,672 such complaints from Bihar.

Haryana too was close with 3,493 complaints, followed by Maharastra (3,483), Rajasthan (2,640), Madhya Pradesh (2,246) and Punjab (1,082).

However, the Commission did not receive a single complaint of human rights violation from Lakshadweep, while only seven such complaints were filed from Dadar and Nagar Haveli in 2008.

Among the southern states, Tamilnadu has topped others as the NHRC received a total of 3,165 complaints of human rights violation from the state.

The Commission, however, received 1,222 such complaints from Andhra Pradesh, 822 from Karnataka and 355 from Kerala during the same period.

A total of 1,916 complaints of rights violation were filed with the NHRC from Uttarakhand, 1,589 from Jharkhand and 1,008 from Orissa.

Among the north-eastern states, 210 complaints of human rights violation were filed from Assam while the Commission received 11 such complaints from Nagaland, 23 from Meghalaya, 24 from Arunachal Pradesh, 29 from Mizoram, 40 from Manipur and 47 complaints from Tripura.

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right of victim by dhiraj chopdar on 10 Jul 2010

Human right is hand in gloves with the persons in jail.They get sweets on each independence day but no one thinks of the person ,whose life they have made hell.

medieval ages by Kartar Singh on 24 Aug 2009

UP, Delhi and Bihar are still in the medieval ages.

hope to protect humanrights by b.varaprasad on 28 Jul 2009

now a days where ever we go,HR is follows,because of violation.i think this is the main problem for the poor people,and tribal societies a lot.in orissa KANDHMAL event is non curable disease.why this happens? is it reallty india is worst country? because of leaders, they reveal to desire some aspects.in andhrapradesh also there is an incident in paderu,which the human society is not recognise it,that is police themselves are raped the ladies where there lived in paderu.so protection of human rights is very important. otherwise we are all fall in that illness in some time,.

HR Violations Record - Where is Orissa? by Nithya on 16 Mar 2009

Nithya,The report on the HR Violations in India that appeared in the Indian Express gives a stunning revelation that the Church and the civil society did not send sufficient number of appeals to the NHRC in the event of the communal violence on Christians in Orissa. Thus, Orissa seems to go scotfree despite all the violations that took place there. This is something we need to expose.arulraj

Hope Media starts telling the truth.. by K Mitra on 15 Mar 2009

By reading /hearing English language media, one should think that Karnataka and Orissa should top the list! UPA ruled Delhi is a haven of tranquility! Will the media and UPA/Communists stop the defamation propaganda of Hindu/Nationalists and start addressing the real issues! Hope Renuka reads this NHRC report once she is sober from her Pub drinking !

NHRC complaints from Uttar Pradesh by Dr Yadu Singh on 15 Mar 2009

This is shameful that more than 58% complaints to NHRC are from UP alone. No doubt, the majority of these are against police officials. Should we be surprised with it? No, we should not when nothing real is being done to improve the functioning of UP Police. When any one complains against a Police official, his/her seniors tend to support the erring police official rather than the complainant. Its the police culture problem which needs to be changed. Its about the self-respect/self-esteem among the lower rank police people which needs to be worked on by educating them about human values, providing the realistic promotional opportunities, preventing them from exploitation at the hand of their seniors and instilling a sense of fairness/unfairness. It requires the genuine leadership and a new way of thinking from the police and political leadership in UP. I hope something is done soon in UP to remove it from the shameful situation as pointed out by NHRC.

HR Ministry should desist from publishing mere figures without information! by Muthubalan on 15 Mar 2009

No useful or meaningful comments can be made on this news which merely provides a statewise pattern analysis of human rights violations, without going into the different types of human rights violated. HR Ministry should put more mind and heart into what it does.

DOWN WITH NHRC! by Rajan Shete on 15 Mar 2009

What? Only ONE BJP STATE in the top 6? The NHRC officials must be REPLACED immediately!

HR violations by D.A.Eswar on 15 Mar 2009

Renuka of UPA should act on UP and Mayawati for Human Right Violations (55000) highest in India instead of blaming BJP in Karnataka. Why English Media is silent ?

jai gujrat by raj on 15 Mar 2009

but every one is trying to demolish karnataka or orissa or gujarat..in all the aspect but karnataka and gujarat are the futre of india...u ll accepct it once congress comes in power in these states..but unfortunateley....the peole of karnataka and gujarat lll never accept them again...

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