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The Commission has observed that the contents of the news report, if true, raise the issue of violation of the journalist's human rights.
Digital Desk: The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) India has taken the suo motu cognizance of
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N. Marak, the vice-president of the BJP for Meghalaya, was detained in Uttar
Pradesh on charges that he ran a brothel out of his Tura farmhouse. In the
Uttar Pradesh district of Hapur, he was detained.
After 73 people
were detained and six juveniles were rescued from Marak's farmhouse,
"Rimpu Bagan," during a Saturday raid, Marak had been on the run.
Marak, according to the police, has been asked to assist with the investigation
but is avoiding them.
Hours after Meghalaya Police issued a
lookout alert for the BJP leader, the arrest occurred.
A Tura court had issued an arrest
warrant against the BJP leader yesterday; it was non-bailable.
The police reported that five kids
who had been imprisoned at a Marak-owned resort in Tura were freed on Saturday.
They said that the location was being used as a "brothel," and that
the raid resulted in the detention of 47 young men and 26 women, many of whom
were discovered to be inebriated and unclothed.
According to state police head LR Bishnoi, the authorities
seized a significant amount of alcohol, some 500 packs of contraception,
telephones, and damning paperwork.
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