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Page 12 of 12 17.1.1972 Work done Visited Kutubshahar Evacuee Camp for repatriation work. Persons met Manik Roy – O.C Kutubshahar Camp Dilip Kr. Chakravarty – BDO GAZOL Rabindra Lal Chowdhury – Doctor (evacuee) in K.S Camp from Chittagong. Mrs. Uma Roy – ex. MLA, social worker. Information gathered For transport to Kutubsahar camp I went to the SDO. Found a woman in tatters with three small children sitting on the floor outside his door. On enquiry she told me they had come to ‘Hindustan’ a few days back and had not had a square meal for three days. Roy Choudhuri and I left for Kutubshahar at 1 pm as no transport was available before that. Took along the evacuee, Sita Devi with her 10 year old daughter & 2 children (4 yrs. & another, a sucking babe) to the camp. She is an evacuee, totally destitute, husband killed, not enrolled in any camp. SDO wrote out an order asking her to be admitted at Kutubsahar camp. As she had no way to go there [12 miles] I took her along with her belongings. Roy, the O.C. of the camp, pointed out that such later inclusions created audit problems as under the DM’s orders no evacuees were to be allowed to join the camps later. I told him that as I had been put in charge of the camp, he would have to admit her and provide for her food and stay. Heard many complaints vs. the rude behaviour of the auditors who totally fail to appreciate the problems to be tackled by the administration. Roy complained vs. the SDO not giving such orders in writing thereby landing him in trouble with auditors & not backing him up. This makes it most frustrating for him & his work. Attended repatriation work. This involves: 1) Identity Card, 2) Ration: 400 gm. Rice; 100 gm. dal Rs.3.00; ½ for minors (up to 8 yrs.) 3) Passage Money: up to 10 miles from border Rs. 2 10 to 30… Rs. 5 beyond 30 Rs.10 Half for minors (3–12 years) 4) Dhoti/Sari; shorts, shirt, skirt, blouse. Very slow process. Roy Chowdhury suggested speeding it up by following the Habibpur camp procedure: have muster-rolls with all these details already done & tick off as each gets his. We intend getting this done by going on 19 th & staying overnight. Those going on their own are leaving by 19 th . From 24 th –31 st the others leave. Total: over 30,000. Some 2000 are leaving by 19 th . The rest leave by truck to Nawabganj & Shibganj or by train to Singabad. Capacity of train is 4000. 3 special trains daily. Reported to DM who agreed to issue a circular that genuine distress cases be admitted to camps & get all the benefits. Intends starting a Woman’s Home at Moulpur Camp Asked me have demolition work there stopped at once & report its condition to Mrs.Uma Roy, who is organising this. I met the demolishing contractor at 8 p.m. & told him to stop work & left a message for the BDO, Old <strong>Malda</strong>, conveying the instructions & to post NVF to prevent theft of demolished material. BDO GAZOL wanted instructions on what to do with demolished material of Karjadanga Camp. DM asked us to auction them [7 days notice to Anchal Pradhans & Thanas] & appoint NVFs to protect the materials.
Page 13 of 13 Repatriation payment is facing difficulties as bank is giving 10s & 100s (rupee notes), & not 1s & 2s as required. Advised them to get change from UBI. This was approved by DM. Daily about Rs.10,000 is brought to Kutubsahar camp. The evacuees are all from the working class (agriculturist); extremely poor, mostly with just one piece of cloth. The repatriation work continues till 12 midnight; hampered because original schedule of a batch leaving by 10 th has been changed, necessitating extra rations & erasures & re-writing of rolls. The Medical Officer in charge is from Bangladesh. Well-controlled & healthy people now, clean & well organised huge camp. At first dysentery, diarrhoea, cholera were rife & killed dozens. DM, seeing our conveyance problem, has offered us a Mukti Fouj (MF) jeep. At SDO's office saw an evacuee girl of 20. SDO said she was at the head of the MF female wing & used stengun & 3” mortar despite her frail figure. Local school students came to SDO agitating for removal of the Acting Head Master He firmly heard them & sent them away. They left uttering threats. 18.1.1972 Work done Visited Karjadanga Camp, Gazol & Bamangola BDO offices. Attended farewell meeting of Constituent Assembly of Bangla Desh. Conducted enquiry into theft from Evacuee Stores. Persons met Sudhanshu Kr. Das : BDO, Bamangola, WBJCS Sailendra Nath Majumdar : Special Tribal Welfare Officer; also OC Evacuee Supplies, WBJCS. Rathin Kar : Dy. Mag, Dist Panchayet Offr, WBCS 1966. Ram Prasanna Roy : Ex-M.P, Congress. Kamal Kumar Guha : S.P.(1954), here since 1969. Information gathered Conducted enquiry into theft of some rice, wheat, dal, milk powder from store-room of Nanda Dulal Sarkar, Store-Keeper Evacuee. Interrogated him, Sunil Mitra (LDC), D.Banerjee [M.V.I Tech], Harendra Nath Chowdhury [Nightguard], Sachindra Lal Dey [Office Peon]. Discovered curious inconsistence between F.I.R & Nanda Babu’s statement before me about stores & total contrast with Mitra’s statement regarding time of discovery of theft. Prima facie can’t fix responsibility on anyone. Interesting that theft attempt occurred in Court & stores on 24/12/ 71. The Stock Register & receipt shows that on 25/9/ 71, 2 bags of rice [1 Qtl.], 1 bag wheat [95 kg], 1 bag Dal [60 kg], arrived. But Nanda Babu says 2 bags of wheat. No record of milk powder bags at all. Around 1 p.m. proceeded by Red Cross jeep wagon [MRX 3451 donated by Maharashtra BD Aid Committee; did much M.Fouj work] to:- 1. BDO Gazol. Instructed him to auction Karjadanga shelter materials. 2. Karjadanga [26 miles from <strong>Malda</strong>]. Excellent shelters. Originally 5000 evacuees. All leaving on their own, leaving only about 150 families (i.e. about 700 heads) to proceed as per Govt. programme on 21 st , 22 nd , 23 rd , on which trains carrying total of 12000 capacity with run. Hence, requested DM to have them stop at Adina so that Kutubshahar evacuees, going on their own, could board it. The OC (ex-Army) complained against inefficiency of the 7 Home Guards [they demand rations, which is not authorised, skip work & say they are afraid to do night duty]. Conveyed this to DM at 9 p.m.
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