Social lobbyist Medha Patkar was captured

Approach to Singur on Wednesday morning. She stayed in a vehicle outside Salt Lake youth inn, declining to sign the safeguard paper till late night. Later, the Pashchim Banga Khet Majur Samiti moved the West Bengal Human Rights Commission against Patkar's capture. Rights body administrator Justice Shyamal Sen asked DGP A B Vohra to present a status report. Medha was ceased on the E M Bypass while on her approach to Singur. Five individuals from the National Alliance of People's Movement, as well, were captured with her. She was reserved under Section 151 (anxiety of rupture of peace). Boss secretary A K Deb said her visit to Singur could have started inconvenience there. Subsequent to going by Singur, Medha was to set out toward Nandigram in East Midnapore on Thursday. "Prohibitory requests under Section 144 are in compel at Singur and we couldn't permit her to go there. Notwithstanding, prohibitory requests are not in drive in Nandigram. In this way, the request to capture her is not relevant to Nandigram," said Prasad Ranjan Roy, home secretary. "I am astounded at the Left Front government's activity. They are so terrified of me that they have sent policemen to stop my development," Medha said.