AGARTALA, Feb 9 (TIWN): State’s referral hospital, GB once again hit the headline due to ill behavior with a rape victim survivor of Chachu Bazar area in Mohanpur on Tuesday for not clearing the bills of the hospital.

She is the same rape victim whom MSME minister Giriraj Singh on his 2-day visit to the state of Tripura meet this 14-year old tribal rape victim girl at GB hospital. He was accompanied by newly appointed BJP State President Biplab Deb who provided the victim’s family financial assistance of Rupees fifty thousand from the party.

Reportedly on Tuesday, the victim was at the hit of the ill behaviour from GB hospital.  Although, she was given discharge order from the hospital but was not allowed to leave the hospital as she has not cleared the bills of ICU.

Later after selling a pet of the house her family members cleared a bill of Rs.5, 950 and got her released from the hospital.

It is to be mentioned here that while every Indian was celebrating its Republic day this year, the tribal girl was brutally raped in its North Eastern state of Tripura. On that evening the girl was returning home with her brother when two accused SudhirDebbarma and Athens Debbarma attacked them in Chachu Bazar area in Mohanpur. After locking the brother in one room, the accused tied the girl to a mobile tower and raped her. Shocked and ashamed by the incidence, the victim duo consumed poison and tried to commit suicide. They were later admitted in the government hospital in critical condition.  The accused are absconding and the police or the government is not keen in tracing the accused that are booked under Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act.

Ironically, this is not the first incidence of such crime in Tripura. The Chief Minister and the government are hiding the facts about rising crimes in the state. During winter session of the Parliament, it was revealed that Tripura was the only state that had not submitted any data on crime against women.

When the crimes against women, especially domestic violence had already taken a top most position in Tripura, the tall claims of Tripura commission for women has already turned bleak.  It seems all the claims have fall down in front of the increasing rate of crimes against women in Tripura.

Day after day the crime is rising high and TCW is least bothered to take any action against the accused criminals.