E/CN.4/1991/56 page 96 ... There are also reports to the effect that senior functionaries of Ananda Marg have prepared a hit list for physical annihilation in which CPI(M) members of West Bengal figure prominently." The above-mentioned document also contained references to a number of specific incidents involving members of the Ananda Margis. The Special Rapporteur has not cited them as they are not referred to in the original allegations. "As regards the case of Pat Munday, (...) she entered India illegally and was liable for prosecution under the law of the country. She was directed to reside at the State guest house of Calcutta and not to leave that guest house without the permission (in writing) of the civil authorities. She was given proper medical attention for treating some injuries suffered by her when she was reportedly attacked by a group of 100 persons. (...) she left India on 24 March 1990. Ms. Patricia E. Munday, daughter of Robert Munday of Waistfield Vermont, United States of America5 was intercepted by the police on 27 January 1990 from Ananda Nagar, Police Station Jaipur and brought to Purulia Police Station along with Ms. Linda Mulley, daughter of George Mulley of Brixton, Streatham Hill, Streatham, London. Ms. Patricia Munday had bleeding injuries on her head and on her left arm and Ms. Mulley had simple injuries on her person. They were sent to Sadar hospital, Purulia, for treatment and medical opinion. On 28 January 1990 forenoon, Ms. Patricia Munday submitted a written complaint to the officer-in-charge (O.C.), Purulia, to the effect that on 26 January 1990 while she along with Ms. Linda Mulley was going to Bokaro from Ananda Nagar by hired scooter, about 100 persons who were armed with spears, bricks, etc. caused severe injury to her forehead and left arm and also assaulted Ms. Linda with blows and stole away a camera, USA passport No. 100100103 issued at Boston, travellers checks of Rs. 4,000, Indian currency of Rs. 500 and other documents. Accordingly, on her complaint, a criminal case was recorded under section 147/148/149/325/323/379 I.P.C. Ms. Patricia Munday was brought to Calcutta from Purulia on 29 January 1990. The Deputy Inspector General (D.I.G.) of police, West Bengal, in exercise of the power conferred upon by para. 11 of the Foreigner's order 1948 issued orders directing her to reside at the State guest house, Calcutta, and not to leave that place without permission in writing from the Civil Authority. During her stay at the State guest house, Ms. Munday was provided with the best available treatment and medical check-ups. The Consulate General of the United States of America issued her a duplicate passport No. Z-5917263 dated 30 January 1990. She was scheduled to be deported from India on 3 February 1990. but could not be so deported in view of the orders of the Honorable High Court, Calcutta, on a written petition filed by the Ananda Marg Pracharak Sangha. Ms. Munday on the orders of the Honorable High Court was admitted to Bellevue Nursing Home, Calcutta, on 16 February 1990. Ms. Patricia entered India illegally and her statement that