The National Commission for Scheduled Tribes has sought an action taken report from the Rajasthan chief secretary and police chief on the suicide of a man who blamed Cabinet Minister Mahesh Joshi, among others, for his extreme step. In its notice issued on Thursday, the NCST said it has taken suo moto cognisance of the matter and decided to investigate it.
Ramprasad Meena hanged himself in a godown near his house in the Chandi ki Taksal area here on Monday. In a video recorded before ending his life, Ramprasad alleged he was forced to take the extreme step because Joshi, the Public Health Engineering Department (PHED) minister, and others caused his family a lot of trouble.
The NCST issued a notice to Chief Secretary Usha Sharma, Director General of Police Umesh Mishra, Jaipur Police Commissioner Anand Srivastava, Collector Prakash Rajpurohit, and Commissioner of Jaipur Heritage Municipal Corporation Vishram Meena, seeking an action taken report within three days.
“The Commission took suo moto cognisance of this matter and has decided to investigate or inquire into the matter,” the notice stated. In case the commission does not receive the reply within the stipulated time, it may exercise the power of civil court conferred upon it and issue summons for appearance in person, it added.
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