Kolkata Mar 31 PTI The Calcutta High Court on Thursday directed the West Bengal government to submit a progress report of the investigation into a case of gangrape of a minor girl whose internal organs were allegedly damaged by the perpetratorsA division bench headed by Chief Justice Prakash Shrivastava directed the state to also produce a report on the medical condition of the victim who was subjected to the assault on March 23 at Matia in North 24 Parganas districtHaving regard to the seriousness of the matter we direct the learned Advocate General to produce the report in the form of affidavit about the stage and status of the investigation along with the case diary the bench also comprising Justice R Bharadwaj directedThe court during the day heard separate petitions moved in connection with two incidents of rape of minor girls one at Matia in North 24 Parganas and another at English Bazar in Malda district seeking direction for probe by an impartial investigating agencyIt was submitted by the counsel for the petitioner in the Matia gangrape incident that the minors private parts were damaged and intestine rupturedDirecting the state to provide all possible medical facilities and treatment to the victim the court ordered that her parents may be permitted to visit the victim on medical adviceNoting the states submission that a medical board has been constituted the bench directed that it should comprise senior experts of the hospital and if the need so arises the head of the hospital may include specialists from other hospitals too The bench directed that the reports be submitted on or before the next date of hearing on April 4 The court also took note of another incident of rape in English Bazar police station area in which it was alleged that a neighbour had perpetrated the act after tying the girls hands and feet and pointing a firearm at herClaiming that incidents of sexual assault on minors were increasing in West Bengal the petitioner in the second case stated that lack of street lights in village roads were adding to safety concerns for womenAdvocate General S N Mookherjee appearing for the state submitted that the Matia case investigation was being done properly and the medical condition of the girl has now improved PTI AMR RMS RMS