Combating Organised Crime through Mass Awareness Programme

SHARMILA BOSE

Ph – 9811915670

Email. :  bosesharmila@rediffmail.com

12^th May, 2013

The Prime Minister of India

New Delhi

Kind Attn. :  Dr. Manmohan Singh

Subject :  Combating Organised Crime through Mass Awareness Programme

Dear Sir,

As a continuity of my Research in the field of Organised Crime, I am enclosing a paper on the above-mentioned subject.  The Abstract of the research paper is as follows.

Abstract

Human Trafficking is the instrument to provide human resources for the Organised Crime towards trafficking of drugs, sex and arms conflict that can be checked through Mass Awareness Programme since most of the trafficking is mainly through deception and manipulation and not by choice from the region who are alienated from the information and awareness.  The main victims of the human trafficking are from the rural and tribal region, which is suppressed due to negligent on the indigenous economy.  Folk cultures were the tools of economy historically.  ‘Jatra’, the heritage of Bengal folk culture were the medium for the socio-political changes since the era of Bhakti (Devotional) Moment in India to the era of post-WWII.  Folk cultures not only create an awareness and entertainment, but bind the community and generate economy as well.  The intellectualism and creativity that flourish in Bengal can be used towards revitalizing the spirit of social reform in the region, which is under the grip of Organised Crime against humanity through deception and deprivation.

I am enclosing a copy of this research paper to the Chief Minister of Bengal for them to give some thoughts on this issue.  I am also enclosing a copy to Jt. Commissioner of Police, Crime Branch, Mumbai Police to reconnect the Awareness Programme towards eradicating crimes through indigenous entertainment.

With best regards,

(SHARMILA BOSE)

Encl.. :  As above

C.C.  : 

1.  Ms. Mamata Banerjee,

Chief Minister of West Bengal

Writer’s Building

Kolkata – 700 001.

2.  Mr. Himanshu Roy

Jt. Commissioner of Police (Crime Branch)

Mumbai Police

Mumbai – 400 084