Systematic Annihilation Of Muslims In India

[Shehz]

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/south_asia/6607633.stm

Gujarat says missing wife killed

Police said Mr Sheikh was plotting to assassinate Mr Modi (above)
The missing wife of a man killed by police in the western Indian state of Gujarat in 2005 was also killed and her body was burnt, the state has admitted.
Gujarat government lawyer KTS Tulsi told the Supreme Court that they were trying to find Kausar Bi's remains.

Last week, three top policemen were charged with the murder of the husband, Sohrabuddin Sheikh, a Muslim civilian.

They are alleged to have attempted to cover up the killing by claiming he belonged to an Islamic militant group.

Mr Tulsi submitted a sealed report to the Supreme Court on the case on Monday and the judge said he would respond on Tuesday.

'Staged'

Kausar Bi had been travelling with her husband by bus when they were taken away by the Gujarat police.

She has not been seen since her husband was allegedly shot dead in a "staged encounter".

At the time, police claimed Mr Sheikh belonged to the banned Kashmiri militant group, Lashkar-e-Toiba, and was plotting to assassinate the Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi.

In March, the state police admitted - at a hearing of the Supreme Court - that Mr Sheikh was killed in a staged gun-battle.

On Friday, the state government told the court that Kausar Bi may have been killed too.

The revelation came after Mr Sheikh's brother, Rubabbudin Sheikh, filed a petition in the court demanding an inquiry into the killings by India's federal police, the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI).

He also asked the judge to direct the Gujarat government to produce Kausar Bi in court.

Gujarat has been heavily criticised for the treatment of its religious minorities.

According to official figures, more than 1,000 people, mostly Muslims, were killed during the riots that broke out after nearly 60 Hindus were killed when a train was set on fire in Godhra town, allegedly by a Muslim mob, five years ago.


The state administration was accused of not doing enough to stop the riots.

'Fake encounters'

Security forces in India have on occasion admitted to extra-judicial killings - described by the local media as "fake encounters" - in which they had at first said they had killed militants after coming under gunfire.

Last year, the US-based Human Rights Watch released a report which said the Indian army had admitted to extra-judicial killings of militants in Indian-administered Kashmir.

In February, Kashmir police said DNA tests confirmed that a supposed Pakistani militant reportedly killed in a gun battle was a local civilian.

Police there are also looking into four other reported extra-judicial killings.

Soldiers are also accused of gross human rights violations in the north-eastern state of Manipur and the people there have been holding protests for years demanding an end to the special powers enjoyed by the armed forces.

 

[Shehz]

http://kavkazcenter.com/eng/content/2007/05/09/8245.shtml

Gujarat Muslim Killings were authorized

Publication time: 9 May 2007, 10:47

A former Gujarat police officer said he had received "clear instructions" while in service to target the Muslim community in staged shootouts. The Narendra Modi government in the Indian state of Gujarat has literally carried out organized fake shootouts for killing Muslims, said a former police officer. He also said that he had received 'clear instructions' while in service to target the Muslim community in staged shootouts but he refused.

"I have been also asked to conduct fake encounters, which I opposed," R.B. Sreekumar, a former additional director general in charge of the intelligence wing in Gujarat Police said. He added that former Punjab police chief K.P.S. Gill, who was then security advisor to the Gujarat chief minister, agreed with him and opposed any illegal killings.

Gujarat has been the scene of many 'encounter deaths' - a police euphemism for killings in shootouts, real or faked - since 2002 when the state witnessed one of the most horrifying communal clashes which caused the death of many people mostly Muslims. The cold-blooded murders were "an attempt to create a sympathy wave in favor of the chief minister whenever his leadership was questioned", he said.

The police are under political pressure to lead planed shootouts, said Sreekumar in a phone call to IANS from his home in Ahmedabad. Modi was angered by Sreekumar when he gave statements against him during the trial of the accused in the 2002 communal violence. His statements came after the arrest of two senior Gujarat Police officers and one from Rajasthan for the cold blooded murder of Sohrabuddin Sheikh, a Muslim man in November 2005, after claiming that he was a planning to assassinate Modi.

Sohrabuddin Sheikh's wife was also murdered and her body was burnt. His brother Rubabuddin Sheikh waged a spirited judicial battle for truth, leading the Supreme Court to order an inquiry that uncovered the painful truth. "They have put the entire blame on the police officers who simply acted at the political leadership's behest. The leadership is trying to wash its hands off," Sreekumar said.

He also pointed out that Sohrabuddin's murder was carried out just before the Bharatiya Janata Party's (BJP) national executive in Mumbai in December 2005. It was thought that the BJP would consider a leadership change in Gujarat in the wake of mounting dissidence in the party unit against Modi. But once the media announced that there was someone planning to assassinate Modi, the latter gained fresh stature.

Sreekumar said: "The fake encounters have earned 'a respectable status' as a device to prevent crime in the state. People have started accepting the staged killings as a necessity against crime." He added that while he was in service, he has been instructed several times to frame senior Muslim officials in government service adding that he was once asked to prepare a report against an Indian Army officer related to a Bollywood actor but he declined, saying that he had nothing to do with the military.

"In Gujarat you will be given all kinds of rewards if you do what the administration asks," he said. "If you do not fall in line for them, you will be harassed."

Agencies

 

[Shehz]

Gujrat Pogrom 2002: http://conconflicts.ssrc.org/archives/gujarat/brass/
Are Muslims Safe In India: http://in.answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20070505113836AALXH0a
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Kausar killing confession with us: Gujarat cops
ABHISHEK KAPOORPosted online: Thursday, May 03, 2007 at 0000 hrs
FAKE ENCOUNTER: SC to decide today on plea for CBI probe; Gujarat cops videotape ‘confessions’ of Vanjhara team members
GANDHINAGAR, MAY 2 : Moving quickly before the Supreme Court decides tomorrow on whether the Sohrabuddin Sheikh fake encounter case warrants a CBI inquiry, Gujarat police have managed to obtain what they say are “confessions” by three arrested IPS officers that Kausar Bi, Sheikh’s wife, was also killed soon after her husband in November, 2005.

Meanwhile, DGP puts another cop above key officer monitoring probe
Gujarat finally admits to SC: Yes, Kausar Bi has been killed, burnt
Wife of fake encounter victim killed, body burnt
Police sources said that apart from the three IPS officers — Border Range DIG D G Vanjhara, SP (Operations) Raj Kumar Pandian, and Alwar (Rajasthan) SP M N Dinesh are in police custody until

May 5 — they have questioned and videotaped “confession statements” of at least seven policemen in connection with Kausar Bi’s murder. Efforts are being made to turn some of them approvers to fast-track investigation.

The “confessions”, sources said, give graphic details about Kausar Bi’s killing at a Gandhinagar farmhouse and her body being burnt in the ravines of Illol village in Sabarkantha district.

The three arrested officers were taken by the CID (Crime) to places related to the killing both yesterday and today. During the last hearing of the case, the Supreme Court was told by Gujarat investigators that based on interrogation of the arrested officers they had crucial leads on Kausar Bi’s murder.

Sources in the investigating team said that help had been sought from forensic experts in Gandhinagar to collect material evidence from the identified spots. “A forensic team accompanied us to the spots to help us gather some remains of Kausar. The well in the Illol bungalow of Vanjhara, where ashes of Kausar were reportedly thrown, is also likely to be dug up on Thursday,” said sources.

The role of the three officers, the sources said, became evident from the “confessions” of Dy SP M L Parmar, Inspector N H Dabhi, Sub Inspector Balkrishna Chaube, Constable Santram Sharma, Constable Ajay Parmar, driver Nathusinh Jadeja and driver Gurdayal Singh.

In a related development, investigating officer Rajnish Rai, DIG (CID-Crime), sidelined by Gujarat DGP P C Pande who asked chief investigating officer G B Padheria to directly report to ADGP O P Mathur, has written a letter to Pande, wanting to know whether he has been taken off the case. The letter comes a day after Mathur called for all case papers to his office.

http://www.indianexpress.com/story/29952.html

 

[Justin Joseph]

BBC NEWS | South Asia | Gujarat says missing wife killed

Gujarat says missing wife killed

Police said Mr Sheikh was plotting to assassinate Mr Modi (above)
The missing wife of a man killed by police in the western Indian state of Gujarat in 2005 was also killed and her body was burnt, the state has admitted.
Gujarat government lawyer KTS Tulsi told the Supreme Court that they were trying to find Kausar Bi's remains.

Last week, three top policemen were charged with the murder of the husband, Sohrabuddin Sheikh, a Muslim civilian.

They are alleged to have attempted to cover up the killing by claiming he belonged to an Islamic militant group.

Mr Tulsi submitted a sealed report to the Supreme Court on the case on Monday and the judge said he would respond on Tuesday.

'Staged'

Kausar Bi had been travelling with her husband by bus when they were taken away by the Gujarat police.

She has not been seen since her husband was allegedly shot dead in a "staged encounter".

At the time, police claimed Mr Sheikh belonged to the banned Kashmiri militant group, Lashkar-e-Toiba, and was plotting to assassinate the Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi.

In March, the state police admitted - at a hearing of the Supreme Court - that Mr Sheikh was killed in a staged gun-battle.

On Friday, the state government told the court that Kausar Bi may have been killed too.

The revelation came after Mr Sheikh's brother, Rubabbudin Sheikh, filed a petition in the court demanding an inquiry into the killings by India's federal police, the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI).

He also asked the judge to direct the Gujarat government to produce Kausar Bi in court.

Gujarat has been heavily criticised for the treatment of its religious minorities.

According to official figures, more than 1,000 people, mostly Muslims, were killed during the riots that broke out after nearly 60 Hindus were killed when a train was set on fire in Godhra town, allegedly by a Muslim mob, five years ago.


The state administration was accused of not doing enough to stop the riots.

'Fake encounters'

Security forces in India have on occasion admitted to extra-judicial killings - described by the local media as "fake encounters" - in which they had at first said they had killed militants after coming under gunfire.

Last year, the US-based Human Rights Watch released a report which said the Indian army had admitted to extra-judicial killings of militants in Indian-administered Kashmir.

In February, Kashmir police said DNA tests confirmed that a supposed Pakistani militant reportedly killed in a gun battle was a local civilian.

Police there are also looking into four other reported extra-judicial killings.

Soldiers are also accused of gross human rights violations in the north-eastern state of Manipur and the people there have been holding protests for years demanding an end to the special powers enjoyed by the armed forces.

sir,

why are u posting flame and troll.

You have put a fake and provocative title to the thread,

even the news is 3 years old.

This shows your true intentions.

In every country some fake encounters happens these are highly condemnable and prosecuted by court of law and law is taking its own course as the Supreme Court is taking tough action.

The police had arrested former director of the Gujarat anti-terrorism squad, D G Vanjara, SP of the Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) in this case.

This speaks tall about India and justice that killing of a couple get the Superintendent of Police (Anti-Terrorism Squad) arrested and he is in Prison till date and the while the case is going all.

This is called Justice in a True Secular Democracy called India.



Guj: IPS officials in judicial custody

 

[Roby]

sir,

why are u posting flame and troll.

You have put a fake and provocative title to the thread,

even the news is 3 years old.

Hi Justin.. Check the post date yaar. This is a three year old thread.

 

[Cityboy]

Love Modi, make peace: Ahmedabad Imam

AHMEDABAD: Mufti Shabbir Ahmed Siddiqui (52) — the Imam of city’s biggest mosque, Jama Masjid — hails from Sirsa in Bihar. Living in Ahmedabad since 1982, Mufti Siddiqui is pitted against hardliners who feel he is soft on the Narendra Modi government with which he has been building bridges in turbulent times.

But he is unabashed about his admiration for the CM and would like Modi, already popular among the Shia muslims, to gain acceptance among the Sunnis too. The Imam calls the riots an ‘atrocity’ but adds that the projection of the riots was much graver than what had actually happened. “Time has come now to move on. It is seven years since the riots and people have already started forgetting what had happened,” he told TOI in an interview.

The Imam says Modi has ensured peace after 2002 and feels the chief minister had “lived up to expectations”. “Muslims too have an opportunity to prosper in the peaceful environment that the Modi government has created. Modi has provided an atmosphere which is conducive for those who want to trade peacefully in Gujarat,” he said.

Stating that Modi actually does not need Muslim votes to win the elections, he said it was up to the Muslims to make friends with the chief minister. “Islam has in the past befriended even bigger fundamentalists,” he argues, adding that Muslims must appreciate the performance of the CM, if he is good.

He is also happy that the spread of the hardliner Tablighis in Gujarat, who have created numerous problems for him in recent years, has been checked by the Modi government by blocking the influx of foreign funds through ‘hawala’.

He said his battle with the Tabhlighis for the control of mosques across Gujarat would be won only if their foreign funding is stopped.

Love Modi, make peace: Ahmedabad Imam - Ahmedabad - City - The Times of India

Modi's new admirer: Ahmedabad's Imam

AHMEDABAD: Mufti Shabbir Ahmed Siddiqui, the Imam of Ahmedabad's biggest mosque, has found himself alone among the city's Muslim clerics. What has landed the 52-year-old Imam in trouble in his own community is his admiration for Gujarat chief minister Narendra Modi.

Siddiqui, a native of Sirsa in Bihar, has been living in Ahmedabad since 1982. The hardliners in the community feel he is soft on the state government with which he has been building bridges in turbulent times.

But Siddiqui is unabashed about his admiration for the CM and would like Modi, already popular among Shia muslims, to gain acceptance among the Sunnis too. The Jama Masjid Imam calls the 2002 riots an "atrocity'' but adds that the projection of the riots was "much graver'' than what had actually happened. "The time has come now to move on. It is seven years since the riots and people have already started forgetting what had happened,'' he told TOI.

The Imam says Modi has ensured peace after 2002 and feels the chief minister has "lived up to the expectations''. "Muslims too have an opportunity to prosper in the peaceful environment that the Modi government has created. Modi has provided an atmosphere which is conducive for those who want to do business in Gujarat,'' he says.

According to Siddiqui, Modi does not need Muslim votes to win the elections. It is up to the Muslims to make friends with the chief minister, he says. "Islam has in the past befriended even bigger fundamentalists,'' he argues, adding Muslims must appreciate the performance of the CM, "if he is good''.

He is also happy that the spread of the hardliner Tablighis in Gujarat, who have created numerous problems for him in recent years, has been checked by the Modi government by blocking the influx of foreign funds through `hawala'. He says his battle with the Tabhlighis for the control of mosques across Gujarat would be won only if the flow of funds from abroad is stopped.

Modi's new admirer: Ahmedabad's Imam - India - The Times of India

 

[Cityboy]

Love Modi, make peace: Ahmedabad Imam

AHMEDABAD: Mufti Shabbir Ahmed Siddiqui (52) — the Imam of city’s biggest mosque, Jama Masjid — hails from Sirsa in Bihar. Living in Ahmedabad since 1982, Mufti Siddiqui is pitted against hardliners who feel he is soft on the Narendra Modi government with which he has been building bridges in turbulent times.

But he is unabashed about his admiration for the CM and would like Modi, already popular among the Shia muslims, to gain acceptance among the Sunnis too. The Imam calls the riots an ‘atrocity’ but adds that the projection of the riots was much graver than what had actually happened. “Time has come now to move on. It is seven years since the riots and people have already started forgetting what had happened,” he told TOI in an interview.

The Imam says Modi has ensured peace after 2002 and feels the chief minister had “lived up to expectations”. “Muslims too have an opportunity to prosper in the peaceful environment that the Modi government has created. Modi has provided an atmosphere which is conducive for those who want to trade peacefully in Gujarat,” he said.

Stating that Modi actually does not need Muslim votes to win the elections, he said it was up to the Muslims to make friends with the chief minister. “Islam has in the past befriended even bigger fundamentalists,” he argues, adding that Muslims must appreciate the performance of the CM, if he is good.

He is also happy that the spread of the hardliner Tablighis in Gujarat, who have created numerous problems for him in recent years, has been checked by the Modi government by blocking the influx of foreign funds through ‘hawala’.

He said his battle with the Tabhlighis for the control of mosques across Gujarat would be won only if their foreign funding is stopped.

Love Modi, make peace: Ahmedabad Imam - Ahmedabad - City - The Times of India

Modi's new admirer: Ahmedabad's Imam

AHMEDABAD: Mufti Shabbir Ahmed Siddiqui, the Imam of Ahmedabad's biggest mosque, has found himself alone among the city's Muslim clerics. What has landed the 52-year-old Imam in trouble in his own community is his admiration for Gujarat chief minister Narendra Modi.

Siddiqui, a native of Sirsa in Bihar, has been living in Ahmedabad since 1982. The hardliners in the community feel he is soft on the state government with which he has been building bridges in turbulent times.

But Siddiqui is unabashed about his admiration for the CM and would like Modi, already popular among Shia muslims, to gain acceptance among the Sunnis too. The Jama Masjid Imam calls the 2002 riots an "atrocity'' but adds that the projection of the riots was "much graver'' than what had actually happened. "The time has come now to move on. It is seven years since the riots and people have already started forgetting what had happened,'' he told TOI.

The Imam says Modi has ensured peace after 2002 and feels the chief minister has "lived up to the expectations''. "Muslims too have an opportunity to prosper in the peaceful environment that the Modi government has created. Modi has provided an atmosphere which is conducive for those who want to do business in Gujarat,'' he says.

According to Siddiqui, Modi does not need Muslim votes to win the elections. It is up to the Muslims to make friends with the chief minister, he says. "Islam has in the past befriended even bigger fundamentalists,'' he argues, adding Muslims must appreciate the performance of the CM, "if he is good''.

He is also happy that the spread of the hardliner Tablighis in Gujarat, who have created numerous problems for him in recent years, has been checked by the Modi government by blocking the influx of foreign funds through `hawala'. He says his battle with the Tabhlighis for the control of mosques across Gujarat would be won only if the flow of funds from abroad is stopped.

Modi's new admirer: Ahmedabad's Imam - India - The Times of India

 

[Cityboy]

Have any Indian Muslim asked for Pakistan's help? NO...Indian Muslim is capable of solving his problem.No need of your crocodile tears. On similar topic an Indian muslim has embarrassed your former president in front of whole world. This is a creepy attitude. Leave Indian Muslims alone. They don't need you. Better solve your own problems.

 

[Cityboy]

Laughing at others unfortunate incidents will not solve pak.problems. .development is the only option..check this..

80 hindu temples demolished for illegal encroachment by Narendra Modi in Gujarat capital gandhinagar

GANDHINAGAR: Before you call Narendra Modi Hindutva's poster-boy, take this. Gujarat's capital, Gandhinagar, has razed to the ground 80 temples or their encroaching boundaries, since authorities began a drive against illegal encroachment in one month.

The campaign, which started on October 13, went into top gear on Wednesday when 15 small and medium temples were demolished on two roads. A lesson, perhaps, for twin-city Ahmedabad's civic authorities who have failed to carry out a Gujarat High Court directive against shrines obstructing movement of traffic in the city.

A team of officials from the Gandhinagar collectorate, police and forest officials participate in the demolition operation. A survey conducted by the Gandhinagar collectorate officials showed 107 temples having illegally come up along the main roads and about 312 in the interior areas of various sectors. All of these will be removed.

Apparently, the first temple was demolished around Diwali and there was not even a protest as the demolition was carried out in the dead of the night. Six temples around Gh-5 circle and adjoining areas vanished within hours.

Two days later, VHP organised a protest rally in Gandhinagar, supported by members of Mahagujarat Janata Party, comprising mainly of BJP rebels. The demolition drive can also be seen in the light of the recent arrest of VHP's Ahmedabad general secretary Ashwin Patel on sedition charges for circulating anti-Modi SMSes. ( Watch )

Gandhinagar collector Sanjeev Kumar says, ``This is part of the ongoing drive in which all encroachments are going to be removed. We will bring down any illegal structure on government land.''

GETTING GOD OUT OF WAY

Some big temples now gone

Panchmukhi Hanuman temple - Kh road
Rajrajeshrima Meldi Mata temple - Near Madhur dairy
Ghogha Baba temple - Gukalpura
Maa Ambaji temple - Gukalpura
Chehar Mata temple - Kh road
80 temples demolished in Modi's capital - India - The Times of India

 

[Cityboy]

Laughing at others unfortunate incidents will not solve pak.problems. .development is the only option..check this..

80 hindu temples demolished for illegal encroachment by Narendra Modi in Gujarat capital gandhinagar

GANDHINAGAR: Before you call Narendra Modi Hindutva's poster-boy, take this. Gujarat's capital, Gandhinagar, has razed to the ground 80 temples or their encroaching boundaries, since authorities began a drive against illegal encroachment in one month.

The campaign, which started on October 13, went into top gear on Wednesday when 15 small and medium temples were demolished on two roads. A lesson, perhaps, for twin-city Ahmedabad's civic authorities who have failed to carry out a Gujarat High Court directive against shrines obstructing movement of traffic in the city.

A team of officials from the Gandhinagar collectorate, police and forest officials participate in the demolition operation. A survey conducted by the Gandhinagar collectorate officials showed 107 temples having illegally come up along the main roads and about 312 in the interior areas of various sectors. All of these will be removed.

Apparently, the first temple was demolished around Diwali and there was not even a protest as the demolition was carried out in the dead of the night. Six temples around Gh-5 circle and adjoining areas vanished within hours.

Two days later, VHP organised a protest rally in Gandhinagar, supported by members of Mahagujarat Janata Party, comprising mainly of BJP rebels. The demolition drive can also be seen in the light of the recent arrest of VHP's Ahmedabad general secretary Ashwin Patel on sedition charges for circulating anti-Modi SMSes. ( Watch )

Gandhinagar collector Sanjeev Kumar says, ``This is part of the ongoing drive in which all encroachments are going to be removed. We will bring down any illegal structure on government land.''

GETTING GOD OUT OF WAY

Some big temples now gone

Panchmukhi Hanuman temple - Kh road
Rajrajeshrima Meldi Mata temple - Near Madhur dairy
Ghogha Baba temple - Gukalpura
Maa Ambaji temple - Gukalpura
Chehar Mata temple - Kh road
80 temples demolished in Modi's capital - India - The Times of India

 

[Cityboy]

check out muslim bro in ahmedabad celebrating eid e milad...

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On the eve of Ramzan Eid, Alif ni Masjid and Sidi Sayed ki Jali near Teen Darwaza, AHMEDABAD CITY are lit up to set the mood for the festival.


Eid Mubarak, Entertainment - Hip & Happening - Ahmedabad Mirror,Ahmedabad Mirror

 

[Roshan]

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[AZADPAKISTAN2009]

Well sooner or later the bharat muslims will stand up and demand 50% representation , we all know there are more muslims then what the consensus claims