Tribal tortured to death in Maharashtra
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Tribal tortured to death in Maharashtra

Last Updated: Tuesday, November 29, 2011, 21:41
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Thane(Maha): In a macabre incident, a tribal was allegedly tortured to death and his body disposed off by his master without informing his wife, according to a complaint lodged with the District Superintendent of Police.

The incident took place last week at Shere village of Sahapur taluka of the district.

Jhipru Mukane(35) was chained and tortured to death by his master for 'recovering' Rs 6000 which he had taken as loan in 2010, his wife Jayabai(30) said in a complaint adding that they had already repaid the loan.

She charged that a local arrack vendor and brick kiln owner Balu Chowdhari and his son Ganesh had on October 27 beat her husband and dragged him to their brick kiln.

Jayabai said that as her husband had not returned home for a long time she went looking for him at the brick kiln on November 12 when she saw him locked in a small room where he could barely lie down, his hands and feet were chained and there were bruises all over his body. She pleaded for his release with the father-son duo but they refused and drove her away.

The hapless lady said that when she went to the Vashind police station to lodge a complaint, the police insisted that she file a written complaint which she could not, being illiterate. She had to borrow Rs 50 to pay the writer to write the complaint, she said.

Later, the police allegedly refused to take down the complaint stating that she should wait for her husband to return.

She said in the complaint that on November 22 when she went again to see her husband, she saw the masters were beating him mercilessly. She tried to intervene but they drove her away. On the same night, two constables from Vashind went her home and informed her that her husband had died and was cremated after a post-mortem.

The DSP Rajesh Kumar Mor when contacted said he was not aware of the incident and would find out details and revert.

PTI

First Published: Tuesday, November 29, 2011, 21:41

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