New Delhi: Even five days after the police firing left 14 people dead in Nandigram, no missing report has been filed with the police so far.
"Nobody has lodged any missing diary in connection with the incident. So, going by official records, there are no reports of any person missing," East Midnapur police superintendent G A Srinivas said.
One of the top leaders of the farmer’s body that is heading the agitation against the state government and the CPI (M) over the now aborted SEZ project of Indonesia’s Salim group in the village, also said that no body had filed a missing report.
However, a convenor of the Bhumi Uchhed Pratirodh Committee (Commitee for Resistance against Land Acquisition), S K Sufiyan claimed that they were still collecting details.
"We did not want to file complaints without ascertaining all the details. We are now talking to the lawyers and may lodge an official complaint in a day or two," Sufiyan said.
He also alleged that BUPC was not allowed to visit the Janka block primary health centre where several of the injured in Wednesday's violence was admitted.
"The CPI (M) cadres are preventing our members from going there. They are issuing threats. We have no idea of how many people were admitted there", he said.
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