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Calm ensues after riot erupts in Samtse border area

November 24, 2014
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Calm ensues after riot erupts in Samtse border areaThe situation in border area of Samtse has become calmer, today. A riot had ensued following a death of Indian Domestic helper, 18, yesterday.

However, the strike has not been lifted as the talks between the two sides continue.

The villagers of Chamurchi area, from where the deceased is, had supposedly started the riot. They claim the girl was raped and murdered.

But, the joint medical examination report ruled out foul play. The examination was conducted in the presence of the deceased parents, employer and witnesses.

During the investigation, a 500 ml dendrite was found near the girl.

The employer was away to Gelegphu at the time of the incident. Only his wife and two children were at home.

“The girl had come looking for a job on Friday,” said the employer’s wife.

Next day, at around 11 PM, the police received a call from the employer’s wife saying the girl was not responding.

The body was taken to Chamurchi by the deceased parents at 2 AM yesterday.

A few hours later, riot has erupted.

A report from police states, two vehicles were set on fire and seven others damaged. The vehicles belonged to Bhutanese, who were travelling to Samtse, yesterday. The vehicles are currently under the custody of Indian Police in Banarhat.

The superintendent of Police said the talks are underway and the issue is expected to be resolved soon.

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