Zero FIR Launched in Bengal: Migrant Worker's Mysterious Death Spurs Investigation

A zero FIR was registered in West Bengal regarding the alleged murder of a migrant worker, Pathik Hembram, in Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh. Following claims by his widow, local authorities commenced an investigation. Samirul Islam, TMC's Migrant Workers' Welfare Board Chairman, confirmed the incident and ongoing inquiries.

A shocking incident has surfaced as West Bengal authorities filed a zero FIR concerning the alleged murder of a migrant worker, Pathik Hembram, in Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh. The distressing case brought to light when Hembram's widow filed a complaint, leading to an investigation spearheaded by local law enforcement.

Samirul Islam, a Trinamool Congress Rajya Sabha MP and Chairman of the Migrant Workers' Welfare Board, has been vocal about the case. He revealed that Hembram's body was discovered on railway tracks, prompting authorities to register a zero FIR. The report, initially filed in Panrui, was transferred to the police station in charge of the crime scene for further probing.

The deceased, who recently moved from Bengaluru to Kanpur for work, had been in touch with his wife until shortly before his death. The TMC's proactive steps, as directed by national general secretary Abhishek Banerjee, led to the repatriation of the body to Hembram's native village, signaling the beginning of a detailed investigation.

(With inputs from agencies.)