"The accusations against the law-enforcing agencies are not right. They are carrying out their duty properly and are working to protect, not to force disappearances," Shahara said in her first reaction to the report. The organisation had also claimed that the government took no significant steps to investigate and prosecute torture in custody and extrajudicial killings in 2011 and showed an increasing intolerance for criticism. But Shahara said the government was investigating such disappearances and will search out those responsible. Debates were sparked about the role of law enforces after a number of incidents of people were taken away by people identifying them as law enforcers, especially Rapid Action Battalion (RAB) personnel. In most cases, bodies of the victims of such 'forced disappearances' were later 'recovered' by law enforcers from rivers, forests or isolated locations.