Girl loses eye to policeman’s revenge attack

Srinagar: A 17-year-old girl lost her left eye after she was assaulted by her neighbor in Hakbar Sumbal area of North Kashmirs Bandipora district.

Giving details, Police sources said two girl students, who live next to each other, are enrolled in class 11 of Higher Secondary School Hajin. They had a tiff over some issue but the Principal of the school had resolved the matter amicably. One of the girl later complained to her father who happens to be a police constable. “In a fit of rage, the father of the girl Muzafar Mir along with other family members attacked the house of the friend of her daughter and hit her eye with a stone,” news agency CNS reported Tuesday. The injured Narjis Hasan daughter of Ghulam Hasan Wagay was rushed to SMHS hospital where doctors informed the family members that the girl had lost vision of her left eye and advised them to shift her to outside state for advanced treatment.

My daughter Narjis is going under treatment in Doctor Hadia hospital Indoor in Madhya Pradesh. The irony is that the police have still not arrested the main culprit Muzaffar Mir, the father of the victim Ghulam Hasan Wagay said over phone .

When contacted, Station House Officer Hajin Ateequllah said that Court granted bail to the main accused and police will contest his claim for the bail and will arrest him. We have registered a formal case vide FIR number 83/2014 under section 323,354,447 while two accused have already been arrested, he said adding that no accused will be spared for playing with anybodys life as nobody is above law.

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