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“Had I been asked to comment not as a minister, I would have said that he (the accused) should be shot dead,” Jena told reporters here. Jena said that the hospital authorities terminated the agreement with the security agency through which the guard was appointed at the hospital.
According to the minister, the government has also warned other outsourcing agencies that if any of their employees was involved in such incidents anywhere in the future, the agency concerned will be held responsible.
Sambalpur Superintendent of Police Sanjeev Arora said the security guard was arrested after the examination of CCTV footage at the hospital in which it was seen that the girl had gone with him. The girl’s family had lodged a complaint at the Sambalpur Town police station, on the basis of which a case was registered.
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