The high court also directed the police to investigate the matter thoroughly.
"Police shall probe the matter thoroughly and ensure that no crime goes unpunished," a bench of Acting Chief Justice Gita Mittal and Justice C Hari Shankar said.
The court also asked the SHO of R K Puram police station and the investigating officer to talk to other inmates of the NAB and listed the matter for October 25.
Delhi State Legal Service Authority secretary Sanjeev Jain filed a status report saying that interim compensation of Rs 50,000 each has been ordered to be given to the three victims under Victim Compensation Scheme and legal aid was also provided to them.
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The court was hearing a plea by a social worker Prashant Kumar, who has highlighted the absence of due care and a framework for appointment of personnel and volunteers at the special home for visually-impaired minor inmates.
Acting on it, the bench on September 8 had sought the response of the police with regard to the progress in connection with the arrest of 54-year-old Murray Dennis Ward, who has been remanded to judicial custody in a case of alleged sexual assault on three visually-impaired minor inmates of the special home.
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