A/HRC/7/3/Add.1 page 25 Para 18. Country Date 14/05/07 Type JUA Mandate Allegations transmitted Government response WGAD; FRDX; HRD; TOR taken out of the army camp to an unknown location. Mr. Protab Jamble, Mr. Piren Simsang and Mr.Tuhin Hadima were also subjected to torture during their detention. Mr. Piren Simsang and Mr. Tuhin Hadima were released at approximately 5 p.m. on 18 March 2007 from the Kharaid army camp, whereas Mr. Protab Jamble was released at approximately 10 p.m., after he was given medical treatment. On 19 March, Mr. Ritchil’s body was handed over by the superintendent and the assistant superintendent of police of Gopalpur Circle, Tangail district, to his family and other indigenous leaders, at approximately 2 p.m. at the Jalchatra Corpus Christi Church compound. During the traditional bath that was given to Mr. Ritchil’s body before the burial, witnesses saw that his eyes had been plucked, his testicles removed, his anus mutilated, both his palms had been smashed and had holes, all fingers of his two hands were broken, the nails of three fingers had been removed, there were several blood stains and black marks on his back, wounds in the middle part of both of his thighs, lower legs and black marks on his feet, and a nail of his right foot was missing. The burial took place at Beribaid village at about 1 p.m. on 20 March. On 20 March 2007, Mr. Choles Ritchil’s family filed a complaint at Modhupur Police Station, however the station has so far failed to register the case. Tasneem Khalil, an investigative journalist with Dhaka-based Daily Star newspaper and part-time consultant for the international human rights By letters dated 15/05/07 and 31/10/07, the Government informed that the joint forces took Mr. Khalil from his residence on 11 May, and he was