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Bhubaneswar: Police in Baripada town of tribal-dominated Mayurbhanj district have accused an official of a missionary-run institution of sexually assaulting a teenaged boy, reports our correspondent.
Following a state home department directive, the police on Saturday night registered a case against Fr Clement Kujur for allegedly sodomising Buddhadev Behera, a 17-year-old caretaker in the same institute.
However, the police said they cannot arrest Kujur as he is undergoing treatment at the Baripada headquarters hospital, where he was admitted on Saturday following illness. The boy has been sent to the district hospital for medical examination.
Kujur was coordinator of the North Orissa Resource Centre, a Baripada-based wing of the Centre for Development, Research and Training run by the Xavier Institute of Management, Bhubaneswar, when he reportedly committed the offence in January last year. Kujur had joined the institute in Gangraj village near Baripada three years ago.
Behera first complained to the Xavier’s management against Kujur. They did not seem to have taken note, but later transferred Kujur to Loyla school in Sankhabhanga village near Baripada. The home department, which was investigating the allegation, gave the go-ahead on Saturday.
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