<p>Kashinath Basantia of Balabhadraprasad village in Kendrapara district of Orissa has been slapped a case under section 107 of Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC). The CrPC clause pertains to breach of peace.<br /><br />"It is apparently a lapse on the part of the police. The mistake is being investigated," Kendrapara Superintendent of police Narasingha Bhol told PTI.<br />Kashinath's son Amulya Basantia has moved Orissa State Human Rights Commission and sought the panel's intervention.<br /><br />"The police have implicated seven members of my family in cooked up charges. They have also not spared my father who died on November 11, 2000," Amulya said.<br />"The sub-divisional police officer has been asked to investigate the circumstances that led the police to register a case against a man who is dead. In the event of inquiry, if a fault with the investigation is found then the guilty officer will face disciplinary action," Bhol said.<br />The incident owes its origin to a long-standing land dispute between two families. Acting on the complaint lodged by two fellow villagers, a case in apprehension of breach of peace had been registered.</p>
<p>Kashinath Basantia of Balabhadraprasad village in Kendrapara district of Orissa has been slapped a case under section 107 of Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC). The CrPC clause pertains to breach of peace.<br /><br />"It is apparently a lapse on the part of the police. The mistake is being investigated," Kendrapara Superintendent of police Narasingha Bhol told PTI.<br />Kashinath's son Amulya Basantia has moved Orissa State Human Rights Commission and sought the panel's intervention.<br /><br />"The police have implicated seven members of my family in cooked up charges. They have also not spared my father who died on November 11, 2000," Amulya said.<br />"The sub-divisional police officer has been asked to investigate the circumstances that led the police to register a case against a man who is dead. In the event of inquiry, if a fault with the investigation is found then the guilty officer will face disciplinary action," Bhol said.<br />The incident owes its origin to a long-standing land dispute between two families. Acting on the complaint lodged by two fellow villagers, a case in apprehension of breach of peace had been registered.</p>