http://articles.timesofindia.indiatimes.com/2011-05-27/india/29590896_1_dalit-boys-land-acquisition-farmers
 
 National dalit panel claims two boys missing in Greater Noida
 May 27, 2011, 01.31am IST
 
 NEW DELHI: National Commission for SCs may summon officials of Gautam
 Buddh Nagar, claiming that two dalit boys were missing since the
 police action on Bhatta Parsaul.
 
 NCSC chief P L Punia's day-long visit on Thursday to the villages hit
 by farmer-police clashes appeared an extension of Congress's campaign
 against UP chief minister Mayawati, starting with Rahul Gandhi 's
 sensational charge of mass murder and rape.
 
 Punia said dalit boys Anand and Ritesh had not returned home since the
 Bhatta crackdown. "Their parents said they did not know about their
 whereabouts... the villagers showed me burnt clothes of a missing
 boy... the police indulged in atrocities on dalits in Bhatta, Parsaul
 and Achhepur. It is shameful," he said.
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 NCSC may summon the DM and SP for questioning and, if unsatisfied,
 could file a case under the stringent anti-dalit atrocities law, a
 sensitive move against the tallest SC leader in contemporary politics.
 
 The panel's visit coincided with that of minister of state in PMO V
 Narayansamy, who distributed compensation cheques to the injured in
 villages as announced by the prime minister. Earlier, the National
 Commission for Women too had questioned the state's claims.
 
 The central tours formed part of Congress's attempt to mobilize
 farmers against the ruling BSP, a fact which led to Mayawati slam
 Congress for political opportunism with eyes on the 2012 polls.
 
 The Congress aims to replicate Nandigram in UP where it has failed to
 emerge as a serious player despite a surprise Lok Sabha show. The
 anger in western region, party managers believe, can neutralize BSP's
 caste networking by uniting farmers across the social divide, while
 sustained focus on land acquisition can influence farmers elsewhere.
 
 While Rahul's controversial claim of mass murder and rape by police
 raised eyebrows, with negative result from forensic tests and family
 accounts, Congress upped the offensive last week with Sonia Gandhi
 leading the charge against Mayawati at the party's Varanasi
 convention. Congress is keeping the mass murder accusation hanging as
 evident from PMO ignoring any compensation for the dead.
 
 Sources said the party focus is set to stay on Bhatta. Youth Congress
 leaders have applied for details on land alongside the expressway
 given to the industrialist developing it and the price paid to farmers
 for land acquisition. Besides, it has asked the administration for
 details of when and how Section 144 was imposed and lifted during the
 turbulence, aimed at showing that it was done to hide the goings-on.
 
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