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The people of Gotefar on the other hand alleged that Ashfaq was a powerful upper caste man and it was he who had implicated Hasib and his supporters falsely in the murder case. They said that Ashfaq had had Janki Devi killed by his own men and then forced her family to falsely name Hasib and his supporters as the accused. They also doubted that Hasib and the other accused could have gone to Bairia from Gotefar and entered Janki's house undetected, murdered her and then escaped without being apprehended. Moreover there are discrepancies between the statements of Janki's daughter Kranti and her son Shyam. While Shyam said that the lantern had been put off before going to sleep because there was enough moonlight, Kranti on the other hand had stated that the lantern had been kept on. Thus there was a considerable amount of confusion as to what exactly had happened and the Superintendent of Police in Purnea too did not deny the possibility of someone else having committed the murder and then falsely implicated Hasib and his supporters.

The role of the local police too was suspect. The Deputy Superintendent of Police said that he had visited the scene of the crime in the morning whereas Janki's son Shyam said that they had gone to the DSP's house to inform him of the incident. Arvind Kumar the Station Officer at the Baysi Police Station was highly uncooperative with the fact finding team and refused to given them any information and also denied that he was conducting the investigation. Ashfaq alleged that the police had taken a hefty bribe from Hasib and were deliberately shielding the other accused instead of arresting them.

Overall the case is a mysterious one and requires a much more thorough and independent enquiry by the police into the reasons for the murder and the correct identity of the murderers. It became clear, however, that Janki Devi had lost her life because of enmity between others. The recommendations made by the fact finding team were as follows -

1. An unbiased enquiry be conducted into the case and the true culprits of Janki Devi's murder should be identified and arrested.
2. The family of the deceased should be given compensation in accordance with the rules in this regard made by the Home Ministry.

15. Suffering Quintessential Patriarchal Oppression - Rinku Devi

Vinod Paswan the candidate for the post of Ward Panch from Susta Mohammadpur village in Rampur Krishna Panchayat in Muzaffarpur came to his rival candidate Rinku Devi's house and caught hold of her hair while she was cooking in the kitchen and then dragged her out to near a banyan tree on the morning of 6th May 2006. He had already had another round of arguments with Rinku Devi earlier when he had told her that as a woman she had no business contesting elections which was a man's job. Rinku had then replied that he was illiterate and so unfit for the post while she was educated and so had every right to contest. After this Vinod had gone away abusing Rinku Devi only to come back along with his associates Sanjay Paswan, Arvind Paswan, Ramnath Paswan, Kiran Devi and Devkala Devi.

All these people then began abusing and beating Rinku. Vinod began to kick her on her stomach and urged the others to do so also saying that she was pregnant and so kicking her on the stomach would definitely kill her. Rinku's mother-in-law Mahapati Devi and sister-in-law Gudia then began shouting and this brought the neighbours to their house on which the assailants ran away. Mahapati Devi then with the help of her daughter somehow brought the badly injured Rinku back from the banyan tree into the house and the informed her son and Rinku's husband Dinesh Paswan. Dinesh then arranged for a hand cart and took her on it to the referral hospital at Sakra. Rinku was admitted to the hospital at 12.30 pm and the FIR was lodged at the nearby Police Station at 1.30 pm in the afternoon.

Rinku Devi had to bear misbehaviour from the nurse Mala Nirali in the hospital also. The nurse offered to arrange for the medical report to be made in such a manner that her police case against her assailants would become stronger for a bribe of Rs 1000. Rinku told this to the members of her Self Help Group who had come to visit her in the hospital after learning of her chastisement by Vinod. These members then went and accosted the nurse and this led to an altercation between the SHG worker Manoj Kumar and other members with the nurse. The nurse threatened to call in the police and get Manoj arrested for beating her up but somehow things cooled down after that and the SHG members all left.

The nurse came back on duty in the evening and began abusing Rinku saying that she had got her insulted by the SHG members and so she was going to kill her and began pressing her throat. Rinku began shouting and her children began crying and this brought Dinesh who was outside running to her aid and he somehow managed to pacify the nurse. Immediately after this Dinesh left with Rinku and took her to her father's home in Bhasunda village and returned only after she had recuperated. Rinku complained to the Block Development Officer about the incident with the nurse in the hospital but no action was taken against her.

A fact finding team was constituted by Panchayat Prahari to go into the matter after news reports were published in the press. The team comprised by Akhtari Begam, Shahina Parveen, Ramlakhendra a worker of Ekta Parishad and Vinod Kumar a worker of Kanchan Seva Ashram Muzaffarpur toured the area and made enquiries. These revealed that on 23rd March 2006 Rinku Devi had filed her nomination papers for the post of Ward Panch after holding a meeting with the members of her Self Help Group and some other villagers. Once the SHG members had decided on her candidature Rinku asked her husband Dinesh whether she should go ahead or not. Dinesh suggested that they should first take the permission of the eldest person in their family and society Ashesar Paswan who was a distant grand uncle of his. One day before filing the nomination they went to meet Ashesar and he readily gave his consent and also said that he would support them.