The Central Committee of the Communist Party of India (Marxist) met in New Delhi from May 5 to 7, 2010. It issued the following statement.
The Central Committee warmly congratulated the CPI (M) and the Left Front of Tripura for their sweeping victory in the Tripura Tribal Autonomous District Council elections. Of the 27 seats which went to the polls, the Left Front has won all the 22 seats declared so far.
Source: People’s Democracy dated 16-05-2010
THE EMS Chair for Marxian Studies and Research in Calicut University organised on April 17 a national seminar on “Global Warming: After Copenhagen,” in the university’s Seminar Hall. It was attended by people from all walks of life including teachers, scholars, students and employees of the university. CPI (M) Polit Bureau member Sitaram Yechury inaugurated it.
INTENSIFYING THREAT TO EARTH
Inaugurating the seminar, Yechury pointed out that the day of the seminar recorded the highest ocean temperature in history while the volcanic eruption in Iceland caused suspension of air traffic in Europe. He said the global warming might lead to the extinction of all species, including man. The rise in temperature is due to emission of certain gases into the atmosphere, which is causing the greenhouse effect.
The United Nation Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), began in 1990, has by now established that the concentration of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere is rapidly approaching the levels beyond which irreversible and potentially catastrophic changes in global climate could occur. While these changes will affect all of humanity, the worst affected will be the poor especially in the developing world. India is likely to suffer severe damages with the melting of Himalayan glaciers, drastic changes in rainfall pattern, floods, raising sea levels and displacement of millions. Undoubtedly there is an urgent need to limit such emissions and ensure that temperatures do not rise beyond 2° C.
There is, however, another view that global warming may be due to factors beyond human control. Despite all scientific advances, one area where little is known is about what is happening below our feet. Drilling for 19 years to probe the depths of Earth whose radius is over 6000 km, the Soviets reached a depth of nearly 13 km before the USSR collapsed. No one has ventured beyond this. Even this minuscule penetration sprang many surprises negating what scientists presumed on the basis of seismic waves and by other indirect methods. For instance, at a depth of 10 km the temperature was found to be 1800° C, nearly twice the forecast level. The happenings below may well be impacting the surface temperatures.
DEVELOPED WORLD’S RESPONSIBILITY
Yet this must not detract us from the efforts to ensure that we breathe cleaner air and reverse the changes that affect both livelihood and quality of life of billions --- what the last two decades of negotiations aimed at achieving. This was based on the inviolable principle of “common but differentiated responsibility,” underling the fact that the developed countries, having contributed the most to greenhouse emissions, must take greater responsibility now in reducing them. The Kyoto Protocol (1997) set binding targets for developed counties while exempting developing countries, but calling upon them to take measures commensurate with their capacity. However, instead of reducing emissions by five per cent compared to 1990, developed counties increased their cumulative emissions by ten per cent; the USA, which refused to ratify the protocol, increased its emissions by a massive 17 per cent. That is why they are now asked to commit to mandatory emission cuts of 40 per cent by 2020 and 90 per cent by 2050.
It is precisely this that they are resisting by calling upon all countries, including themselves, to announce voluntary, internationally monitored cuts. They are thus jettisoning the accepted concept of differentiated responsibility and imposing an unjust ‘common’ order. The USA has offered to cut 17 per cent from the 2005 levels, i.e. just three percent from the 1990 level --- less than what was proposed at Kyoto. This is virtually mocking at the world.
Copenhagen was no milestone in the journey started in 1990. There are two fundamental foundations of the UN Convention, and the US wants to violate them. First, during the last 150 years developed counties made big contributions to the rising of temperature. Thus developed countries have to take greater responsibility to limit the rise in global temperature below 20° C. The second principle is that everybody has the right to equal access to the atmosphere.
Today the situation is the per capita emission in USA is 20 times more than that in India. So if India is to reduce greenhouse emission by one unit, the US needs to reduce it by 20 units, by the ideals of national justice. That is why the per capita measure was accepted. So “common but differentiated responsibility” and per capita measurement for reduction of emissions were accepted as two fundamental principles. This came into effect in 1994.
These are the two principles imperialism wants to negate today.
ROLE OF COPENHAGEN
As far as developing countries like India are concerned, they need more energy to removes poverty. About 70 per cent Indians do not have modern sanitary facilities; 55 per cent of the households do not have electricity. Hence it is certain that India will have to emit more greenhouse gases. We can reduce the emission if we use green technology but this is costly.
However, there was no accord at the Copenhagen conference. Instead, only a declaration was made. The only saving grace of the Copenhagen summit is that the process has not been aborted; there will be another meet next year in Mexico through which time negotiations are to continue. But the formulations of this accord open up new windows that can completely jettison the United Nations Framework.
The first of these windows is aimed to negate the very fundamental underpinning of the negotiations so far, viz recognition of the fact that developed countries have contributed the most in damaging global climate and hence must bear the greater burden of correcting this trajectory. From this emerged the concept of “common but differentiated responsibilities.” In a not so clever nuance, President Obama, speaking at the summit, changed this by announcing “common but differentiated response.” In one stroke, he thus attempted to change the so far established understanding that while the developed countries will adhere to legally binding targets of greenhouse emissions, developing countries will take non-binding responsibilities keeping in mind their respective levels of social and economic development and poverty eradication requirements.
Further, the Kyoto protocol envisaged legally binding penalties for countries that have violated the reduction targets. But some developed countries have transgressed these targets by as much as 40 per cent. These legally binding targets and penalties have been given the go-by through the “further guidelines adopted by the Conference of Parties.” Thus the coming year is crucial in ensuring that the Kyoto protocol is not jettisoned. Already, attempts have been made to negate this protocol by circulating two appendices, one for the developed countries and another for others, asking them to voluntarily declare their levels of reduction. This negates the legally binding mandatory levels for the former. The effort to impose undifferentiated responsibility must be strongly resisted during the run-up to COP 16 in Mexico.
ATTEMPT TO ESCAPE OBLIGATIONS
The second subterfuge concerns the obligation of the developed countries to provide adequate financial resources to the developing countries for what is called “mitigation and adoption.” Accepting their “historical responsibility” in damaging the global climate in the past, developed countries were obliged to fund such efforts in the developing countries through the state exchequer. This commitment is now being negated by making such transfer of resources conditional on the adherence to domestic plans of action declared by individual developing countries. The Copenhagen accord says, “In the context of meaningful mitigation actions and transparency on implementation, developed countries commit to a goal of mobilising jointly US 100 billion dollars a year by 2020 to address the needs of developing countries. This funding will come from a wide variety of sources, public and private, bilateral and multinational, including alternative sources of finance.” In other words, state funding by developed countries is to be abandoned and resources are to be raised from the market. Clearly, in times of a global recession, such resource raising would be virtually impossible. The developed countries thus seek to escape from their previously agreed obligations. During the course of the coming year, this window needs to be closed.
The third window is of an international mechanism to measure, report and verify (MRV) the domestically declared action plans by developing countries. This is dangerous in the sense that once it is internationally accepted, the USA, for instance, can, in accordance with its existing laws, impose trade and other sanctions on any country that they declare as not adhering to their domestic action plan. The world is witness to the blatant lies having been passed off as scientific assessments by the US to target specific countries. This move to convert the consultations and analysis into MRV must be rebuffed. They have publicly stated that this clause would provide the “legal framework” to virtually catch India and China by the collar on the implementation of their domestic action plans.
The fourth window would negate the commitment of technology transfer to developing countries without the obligations of the international property rights (IPR) regime. The redrafted version reads: “in order to enhance action on development and transfer of technology we decided to establish a technology mechanism to accelerate technology development and transfer in support of action of adaptation and mitigation that will be guided by a country driven approach and be based on national circumstances and priorities.” Thus the developed world wants to escape its own previously agreed responsibility on this issue and make this transfer conditional upon action taken. Of course, there is no mention of exempting the IPR.
Thus, what emerges from Copenhagen is an undisguised effort by the developed world to negate the very understanding of the United Nations Framework on Climate Change and to jettison their commitments and responsibilities as contained in the Kyoto protocol and the Bali plan of action. While the ongoing negotiations will continue, the coming year would establish if the world is able to arrive at a consensus on tackling climate change, limiting the rise in global temperature to below 2° C, and ensuring that the developed countries part with their due share and obligations.
STRENGTHEN UNITY OF EMERGING ECONOMIES
In the effort to resist the developed world’s efforts to jettison the entire process at Copenhagen, an important element that played a crucial role was the unity of four “emerging economies,” viz India, China, Brazil and South Africa. This needs to be strengthened along with the other developing countries of the G77 during the course of this year in order to resist the developed countries’ pressures. Such resistance is needed to ensure that the process of climate change is tackled on the basis of justice and equality. Justice and equality demand that every human being on this planet must have an equal share of carbon space. This can be ensured only if developing countries together put up firm resistance to the continued pillage of the global climate by developed countries.
The bursting of the bubble that the finance economy had created has pushed the developed countries into severe recession. To overcome it, developed countries want the freedom of greater gas emissions at the expense of developing countries. We must guard these evil designs of imperialism to transfer the burden of their recession to developing countries in the context of climate change.
Everybody knows that India’s posture vis-à-vis the US is submissive. This will prove catastrophic. Hence we have to mobilise public opinion to bring pressure upon our government.
Dr M P Parameswaran, and Dr A Achuthan and Dr T M Anil also spoke on the occasion. Advocate C H Ashique, member of the Calicut University syndicate, presided over. P Asokan, coordinator of the EMS Chair, made the welcome speech. V Stalin proposed the vote of thanks.
Source: People’s Democracy dated 16-05-2010
THE last week of April was dedicated to financial business in both houses. In Lok Sabha increases in the prices of essential commodities, petroleum products and fertilisers were the issue on which the Left and other opposition parties walked out for three consecutive days. There was a division on cut motions moved by the Left and other parties when a large number of demands for grants were guillotined. In the voting on finance bill on April 29, the Left parties’ amendments were defeated by voice vote. The Left and other parties registered their protest over the price increases and walked out during the voting.
On May 3, the involvement of a union minister of state, belonging to Trinamul Congress, in illegal arms deal from Bangladesh rocked the parliament; these arms were meant for use against the CPI (M) in West Bengal. However, in Lok Sabha, in order to divert attention, Trinamul MP, Sudip Bandopadhyay, abused and menacingly advanced towards the CPI (M)’s Basudeb Acharia. Demanding an apology from the MP, CPI (M) members rushed into the well of the house and shouted slogans against this hooliganism. This led to adjournment of the house.
On May 4, the CPI (M)’s deputy leader P Karunakaran sent a notice of suspension of question hour, demanding that the house reprimand the Trinamul MP. In order to maintain the sanctity of the house, the speaker reprimanded the MP for his “unbecoming” behaviour. Acharia too did not insist on an apology from Bandopadhyay. But an obstinate Bandopathyay challenged the chair to show the record of the day’s proceedings. As unparliamentary words and threats are not recorded, he only made himself a laughing stock. However, he succeeded in diverting attention from his party’s involvement in arms deal.
Raising in Rajya Sabha the issue of illegal arms purchase by a minister, Moinul Hassan, CPI (M), said one central minister had himself told a press conference that he had paid Rs 1.20 lakh through a partyman to a Bangladeshi arms dealer to buy arms. This minister and his colleagues are trying to destabilise the law and order situation in West Bengal. These arms were used in bank dacoities in Howrah district and also by the Maoists. Hassan insisted on an inquiry into the taped conversation between the minister and the arms dealer as it concerns national security. Demanding stern punishments for those purchasing arms from across the border, he asked the government to come out with a statement on this issue.
The railway minister’s absence from the house also created hullabaloo in Lok Sabha. The entire opposition demanded the minister’s presence in the house on the issue of motormen’s strike and condemned the use of ESMA against them.
Amid pandemonium, the government passed The Employees’ State Insurance (Amendment) Bill 2009; the Payment of Gratuity Bill 2010 and the Clinical Establishments (Registration and Regulation) Bill 2010 within minutes, without discussion.
On May 5, Lok Sabha witnessed eyeball to eyeball confrontation between Ananth Kumar (BJP) and Lalu Prasad (RJD). During the discussion on the parameters of conducting the census 2011, Ananth Kumar accused the RJD leader of being “a traitor to the country,” alleging that Lalu was sympathetic to illegal Bangladeshi immigrants. With this, all hell broke loose as RJD and SP members rushed down the aisle, protesting furiously and demanding an apology from Kumar. In a sharp rejoinder to Kumar’s remarks, SP leader Mulayam Singh Yadav accused the BJP of having a “poor track record” of patriotism. BJP leader Susma Swaraj apologised on Kumar’s behalf.
Source: People’s Democracy dated 16-05-2010
NEW DELHI: The unabashed pursuance of neo-liberal policies during the first year of United Progressive Alliance–II (UPA-II) has spawned crony capitalism, observes Communist Party of India (Marxist) general secretary Prakash Karat in his evaluation of the government's performance which will appear in the coming issue of People's Democracy.
Pointing out that the nexus between big business and politics has become the hallmark of the Congress regime, Mr. Karat draws attention to several trends that have dominated the UPA-II's one year in office.
These include the legitimacy provided to foreign capital flows from dubious sources through tax havens, political protection to illegal mining business and reluctance to penalise law breakers and super rich tax evaders.
“All this has promoted perverted capitalism which is celebrated as India's growth story,'' observes the CPI (M) general secretary. The first year of UPA-II has already notched up scandals such as the IPL, 2G spectrum allocation and mining by the Reddy brothers. “All this can be directly sourced to the nexus between big business and ruling politicians.''
Mr. Karat drew a distinction between the first edition of the Left-supported UPA government and its second avatar — UPA-II. The latter did not spell out a common minimum programme. Instead, it announced that it would take up policy measures it couldn't push through in its first term in office.
UPA-II failed to tackle the price rise of essential commodities and believes in providing a tax bonanza for big business and maintaining favourable terms for foreign finance speculators. In fact, the proposed Direct Taxes Code will make India one of the least taxed countries as far as the rich are concerned.
Every sphere of policy-making — pricing of gas, allocation of telecom spectrum, opening up of mining and minerals, the financial sector, retail trade or allowing foreign educational institutions into the country — bears the “imprint'' of a government pandering to big business and their foreign finance collaborators, observes Mr. Karat.
“Shallow concern”
The UPA government's concern for the aam aadmi has proved to be shallow. It is still debating the Food Security Bill. The Public Distribution System has been further weakened. Farmer welfare does not seem to concern the government which has cut fertilizer subsidy.
On the political side, UPA-II failed to strengthen secular forces to push for firm anti-communal measures and seems “visibly reluctant'' to come to terms with the Ranganath Mishra Commission report recommending reservation for the minorities on the basis of socio-economic backwardness. There has been a noticeable lack of political initiative in dealing with the problem of Kashmir.
As far as tackling the Maoist violence is concerned, Mr. Karat feels the Centre tends to treat it solely as a law and order problem ignoring the fact that some of its own policies are alienating the tribals.
Positive stance
On the foreign policy front, the government has “remained steadfast in its fealty'' to the U.S. As a quid pro quo for the nuclear deal, India has agreed to buy billions of dollars of U.S. arms and equipment. One of the few positive aspects is the Prime Minister's refusal to adopt a confrontationist stance towards Pakistan despite what sections in his government and party wish.
“If there is an impression of drift and being directionless, the Congress government has only itself to blame for this plight… After the first six months of the government, there has been the rising tempo of popular struggles and movements… the struggle is on against the harmful policies of the government and to defend the livelihood and the rights of the working people. The question is whether the UPA government has learnt any lessons from its first year in office.''
WIFE AND DAUGHTER BESIDE THE DEAD-BODY OF HARIPADA SINGHA ON BASANTPUR ROAD IN DAHIJURI VILLAGE OF JHARGRAM, WEST BENGAL ON 05-05-2010. HARIPADA SINGHA WAS BRUTALLY MURDERED BY THE PERVERTED AND INSANE MAOIST COMRADES OF ARUNDHATI ROY, MAHASWETA DEVI, MEDHA PATKAR, “PEOPLE’S UNION FOR CIVIL LIBERTIES” (PUCL), “PEOPLE’S UNION FOR DEMOCRATIC RIGHTS”(PUDR), ASSOCIATION FOR PROTECTION OF DEMOCRATIC RIGHTS (APDR) AND OTHER SO-CALLED INTELLECTUALS AND HUMAN RIGHT ORGANISATIONS02-05-2010
To
The Chairperson
National Human Rights Commission
New Delhi
Respected Sir,
SUB: MAOIST BRUTALITIES IN WEST BENGAL & OTHER PARTS OF INDIA
Most respected Sir,
As an ordinary humble citizen of the country, I would like to invite your immediate attention to the following fact.
Your esteemed organization had taken 14 unfortunate deaths at Nandigram on 14-03-2007 in West Bengal and even issued press statements promptly condemning the incident and the Left Front Government. You had also sent fact finding teams to West Bengal This action on your part had received widespread coverage in the media at that time both within the country and abroad.
But you did not use even a single word to condemn the provocation of the rainbow alliance of virgin Marxists, ultra Communists, political opportunists, renegades, NGOs, fundamentalists, right wing and left wing intelligentsia; all fervently anti-CPI (M) culminating in these 14 unfortunate deaths. Today also you maintain complete silence over the ghastly murders committed by the Maoists in West Bengal. As a result, this has raised many a questions in the minds of the people about the impartiality and objectivity of your esteemed organization.
It is needless to mention that the Indian Railway Minister Mamata Banerjee's greatest achievements in West Bengal today is the peculiar beehive of all fervently anti-CPI (M) forces she has constructed around herself.
As a matter of fact, blatant hypocrisy, vicious jealousy, megalomania, denigration, intolerance and bigotry - all the typical characteristics are getting detonated on this new platform provided by Mamata Banerjee. The issues of Nandigram, Singur and Rijwanur Rehman were created by the conglomeration for petty electoral gains. Your organization also reportedly helped it in all possible manners knowingly or unknowingly.
This assembly is the last hope to 'liberate' the ‘“so-called”’ despaired and strained Bengal populace from thirty-two years of uninterrupted Left Front rule in the elections to be held in 2011 as has been done in different European countries to dislodge Leftist Governments with the help of imperialists, corporate media and finance capital.
In fact, “so-called” social activists Arundhati Roy, Mahasweta Devi, Medha Patkar, actress Aparna Sen and other intellectuals and human right activists sharing same opinion and boat are bent upon pushing India into a civil war in the name of fighting for the “so-called” cause of the tribals. Their destructive and hideous role during Nandigram and Singur episodes and support to the Maoist slaughterers, rapists and plunderers has emboldened the Maoist terrorists to carry on their criminal and gruesome activities uninterrupted.
These “so-called” intellectuals are very much apprehensive and worried for the safety and security of the perverted Maoist butchers and rapists in India, who have been carrying on their nefarious and criminal inhuman brutalities on the common people ranging from amassing huge wealth, destruction of natural resources, plunder, rape, murder, extortion, blowing up schools, health centres, railway tracks, torture and Kangaroo trial using the indigenous people as pawns and human shields. Out of her utter sympathy and compassion for the Maoist butchers and rapists, social activist Arundhati Roy has initiated a mass petition on 12th October 09 to the Prime Minister of India urging him to stop offensive against them and their brutalities under the pretext of civil rights. She has obtained the signatures of respected Noam Chomsky and other renowned dignitaries within the country and abroad to make the petition more acceptable, significant and weighty in order to glorify and justify the Maoist cruelties and violence particularly on the indigenous people. If Arundhati Roy and other signatories were really interested for the well being of the indigenous people, they would have also petitioned openly to the perverted Maoist butchers in the same manner, style and spirit urging them to desist from wreaking havoc on the indigenous people by using them as pawn and shield for suiting the tainted Maoist political agenda. But it is not so. The one and only one aim and objective of the petition is to push India into civil war and create sympathy for the Maoists and justify, glorify and legitimize their mindless shocking brutalities.
The society demands timely disposal of the dead body of even a creature. But the entire world witnessed with horror how the dead bodies of 4 poor tribal CPI (M) cadres butchered by Maoist-TMC-Congress-SUCI Alliance were kept in open for 5 days without allowing disposal by the Maoist-TMC criminals at Lalgarh in West Bengal. Their relatives were neither allowed to come near nor touch the dead bodies. The Maoists and TMC workers danced and sang around the bodies in the same manner as is practiced by cannibals. Their brutality and inhumanity surpassed all limits of human tolerance and society.
These “so-called” Indian intellectuals and human right activists had played an important role during Nandigram and Singur episodes to extend moral and logical support to the rainbow alliance of TMC, Congress, Maoists and SUCI under Mamata Banerjee. They had unleashed widespread virulent, venomous, exaggerated and politically motivated campaign throughout the world and organised processions, rallies, meetings, and mass signatures and so on against the mainstream Leftists over the unfortunate death of 14 persons in Nandigram resulting from provoked police firing where as they maintain complete silence over regular murders committed by the Maoists. Many of them had directly or indirectly worked actively for the victory of Maoist and Mamata Banerjee supported Congress-TMC-SUCI candidates in West Bengal in the last Parliamentary elections held in May 09 making the Nandigram, Singur and Rijwanur Rehaman episodes important election issues.
Despite this, these ‘pseudo’ Indian intellectuals all along shamelessly pretend to be impartial, neutral and non-political.
More than 87% landowners had consented to offer their land for the establishment of an automobile factory at Singur. But it was abandoned due to the political agitation of Mamata Banerjee and her team consisting of opposition political parties, Maoists, some intellectuals, few human right activists and a section of motivated media. Singur had nothing to do with SEZ.
Similarly, in spite of repeated assurances by the Chief Minister of West Bengal that no chemical hub would be set up at Nandigram, Mamata Banerjee and her team had caused the unfortunate incident on 14th March 2007 by way of utter provocation and manipulation resulting in 14 unfortunate deaths.
Had these intellectuals been impartial, unprejudiced and unbiased the incidents of neither Singur nor Nandigram would have taken place.
The Maoist-TMC-Congress-SUCI butchers under the leadership of the Union Railway Minister have murdered brutally hundreds of CPI (M) and other Leftist leaders, cadres and supporters in West Bengal. They have blown up school buildings, health centres, mobile towers, railway lines, railways stations and what not. But these intellectuals and human right activists are maintaining complete silence. They think that only the Maoists are human beings and as such have access to civil rights. Except the Maoists, none in the country can have any human rights and the murder of hundreds of people by Maoists is, therefore, justified and a need for the society. So, they have not yet uttered even a single word to condemn the crimes of the Maoists.
Every murder is unfortunate and condemnable. Had this group of intellectuals and human right activists played an impartial role and stopped lending moral and logical support to the Maoist butchers, the unfortunate deaths at Nandigram and other parts of the country could have been avoided easily. But the fact was that Mamata Banerjee and her rainbow alliance needed some dead bodies for winning the parliamentary elections in West Bengal riding over sympathy wave and the intellectuals and human rights activists presented the same in time to suit her political agenda.
LIST OF INNOCENT PEOPLE MURDERED BY MAOIST-TMC-CONGRESS-SUCI BUTCHERS AND RAPISTS IN WEST BENGAL FROM 01-01-2001 TO 30-04-2010 IS PLACED BELOW.
No. Name of the victim, Address of the victim, Date of murder
(1) Ramjan Mallik, Garbeta, Medinipur (W), 23-01-01
(2) Tapan Ghosh, Garbeta, Medinipur (W), 08-04-01
(3) Shibaram Satpathi, Sarenga, Bankura, 10-04-01
(4) Sudhir Singh Sardar, Banspahari, Medinipur (W), 28-11-01
(5) Anil Mahato, Shalboni, Medinipur (W), 04-02-02
(6) Rampada Majhi, Ranibandh, Bankura, 11-02-02
(7) Puntibala Mahato, Shalboni, Medinipur (W), 31-05-02
(8) Icchhamati Mahato, Shalboni, Medinipur (W), 31-05-02
(9) Priyanka Mahato (4yrs), Shalboni, Medinipur (W), 31-05-02
(10) Ajit Ghosh, Goaltore, Medinipur (W), 09-07-02
(11) Golap Mallik, Garbeta, Medinipur (W), 24-04-03
(12) Baridbaran Mondal, Banspahari, Medinipur (W) 21-10-03
(13) Asit Santra, Goaltore, Medinipur (W), 02-03-04
(14) Mahendra Mahato, Bandowan, Purulia, 09-07-05
(15) Raghunath Murmu, Barikul, Bankura, 09-07-05
(16) Bablu Mudi, Barikul, Bankura, 09-07-05
(17) Rabindranath Kar, Bandowan, Bankura, 30-12-05
(18) Anandamayi Kar, Bandowan, Bankura, 30-12-05
(19) Kartik Singh, Lalgarh, Medinipur (W), 04-03-06
(20) Gatilal Tudu, Barikul, Bankura, 04-03-06
(21) Gumai Murmu, Belpahari, Medinipur (W), 08-03-06
(22) Jaladhar Mahato, Belpahari, Medinipur (W), 08-03-06
(23) Rabi Das, Belpahari, Medinipur (W), 14-06-06
(24) Snehashis Das, Lalgarh, Medinipur (W), 26-05-06
(25) Uttam Sardar, Chandpur, Nadia, 19-06-06
(26) Swapan Sardar, Chandpur, Nadia, 19-06-06
(27) Anil Mahato, Shilda, Medinipur (W), 19-09-06
(28) Dinesh Baske, Shilda, Medinipur (W), 19-09-06
(29) Sankar Samanta, Nandigram, W. Midnapur, 07-01-07
(30) Pailaram Tudu, Banspahari, Medinipur (W), 09-01-07
(31) Sunita Mandal, Nandigram, W. Midnapur, 09-02-07
(32) Jamini Mandal (Das) , Nandigram, W. Midnapur, 10-03-07
(33) Rampada Singh, Belpahari, Medinipur (W), 30-03-07
(34) Parikshit Singh, Belpahari, Medinipur (W), 30-03-07
(35) Mantu Mandal, Nandigram, W. Midnapur, 04-04-07
(36) Dilip Mandal, Nandigram, W. Midnapur, 29-04-07
(37) Mohiroah Karan, Nandigram, W. Midnapur, 29-04-07
(38) Ram Kamila, Nandigram, W. Midnapur, 05-05-07
(39) Sunita Jana, Nandigram, W. Midnapur, 07-05-07
(40) Rasmoni Das, Nandigram, W. Midnapur, 08-05-07
(41) Manik Mahato, Lalgarh, Medinipur (W), 27-05-07
(42) Mahadeb Mandal, Nandigram, W. Midnapur, 24-06-07
(43) Harekrishna Chiti, Nandigram, W. Midnapur, 04-07-07
(44) Rohit Roy, Lalgarh, Medinipur (W), 10-07-07
(45) Bapan Patra, Nandigram, W. Midnapur, 29-07-07
(46) Arun Das, Nandigram, W. Midnapur, 04-08-07
(47) Manas Mandal, Nandigram, W. Midnapur, 08-10-07
(48) Mohan Mandal, Nandigram, W. Midnapur, 08-10-07
(49) Mir Khurshed, Nandigram, W. Midnapur, 26-10-07
(50) Gostha Das, Nandigram, W. Midnapur, 27-10-07
(51) Sunil Bar, Nandigram, W. Midnapur, 27-10-07
(52) Bachan Garudas, Nandigram, W. Midnapur, 27-10-07
(53) Srimanta Das, Nandigram, W. Midnapur, 30-10-07
(54) Gourhari Laya Das, Nandigram, W. Midnapur, 01-11-07
(55) Gabinda Singh, Nandigram, W. Midnapur, 01-11-07
(56) Bhagirath Karmakar, Barabazar, Purulia, 01-11-07
(57) Tapan Manna, Nandigram, W. Midnapur, 03-11-07
(58) Nirapada Ghanta, Nandigram, W. Midnapur, 06-11-07
(59) Tushar Shaw, Nandigram, W. Midnapur, 06-11-07
(60) Sankar Maiti, Nandigram, W. Midnapur, 06-11-07
(61) Chanchal Middya, Nandigram, W. Midnapur, 07-11-07
(62) Sufal Mandi, Purulia, Purulia, 20-11-07
(63) Govind Singh, Banspahari, Medinipur (W), 06-12-07
(64) Sisir Chatterjee, Mangalkote, Burdwan, 01-01-08
(65) Pahalan Kumar, Balarampur, Purulia, 01-01-08
(66) Ramprasad Mondal, Chapra, Nadia, 02-01-08
(67) Mangal Mahato, Banspahari, Medinipur (W), 15-02-08
(68) Karam Chand Singh, Belpahari, 22-02-08
(69) Subhash Mahato, Belpahari, Medinipur (W), 29-02-08
(70) Budhadeb Pathak, Lalgarh, Medinipur (W), 09-03-08
(71) Mukul Tiwari, Shalboni, Medinipur (W), 13-04-08
(72) Jugol Murmu, Shalboni, Medinipur (W), 13-04-08
(73) Nabakumar Murmu, Shalboni, Medinipur (W), 13-04-08
(74) Kshetrapal Majhi, Arsha, Purulia, 19-04-08
(75) Sridam Das, Khoirashole, Birbhum, 22-04-08
(76) Ganapati Bhadra, Bandowan, Purulia, 04-05-08
(77) Debraj Hembram, Balarampur, Purulia, 05-05-08
(78) Biswanath Mandi, Goaltore, Medinipur (W), 15-06-08
(79) Niranjan Mondal, Nandigram, Medinipur (E), 06-08-08
(80) Dulal Garu Das, Garupara, Medinipur (E), 07-08-08
(81) Firoj Mondal, Chakdah, Nadia, 01-09-08
(82) Satyanarayan Ganguli, Dubrajpur, Birbhum, 05-09-08
(83) Sunil Halsana, Chakdah, Nadia, 16-09-08
(84) Mansoor Alam, Goalpokhar, Dinajpur (N), 17-09-08
(85) Nandalal Mistri, Rajnagar, Birbhum, 22-09-08
(86) Amar Ghugu, Patrasayar, Bankura, 04-10-08
(87) Prodyut Maiti (Naru), Khejuri, Midnapur (E), 10-10-08
(88) Mahidul Seikh, Harirampur, Dinajpur (S), 14-10-08
(89) Alauddin Molla, Haroa, 24, Parganas (N), 20-10-08
(90) Kutub Mondal, Galsi, Burdwan, 21-10-08
(91) Satyajit Mondal, Karanjora, Bankura, 22-10-08
(92) Debi Prasad Singh, Ausgram, Burdwan, 24-10-08
(93) Shankar Rauth, Canning, 24, Parganas (S), 27-10-08
(94) Indrajit Muda, Banspahari, Midnapur (W), 31-10-08
(95) Seikh Sanai, Khoirashole, Birbhum, 04-11-08
(96) Mrinal Sarkar, Nakasipara, Nadia, 05-11-08
(97) Namita Sarkar, Nakasipara, Nadia, 05-11-08
(98) Mazid Seikh, Baharampur, Murshidabad, 12-11-08
(99) Panu Bouri, Patrasayar, Bankura, 14-11-08
(100) Sheetkantha Mondal, Kandi, Murshidabad, 21-11-08
(101) Mostaque Ahmad, Bolepur, Birbhum, 21-11-08
(102) Qurban Seikh, Mayureswar, Birbhum, 11-12-08
(103) Gaja Mohammad, Islampur, Dinajpur (N), 13-12-08
(104) Uttam Roy, Jangipara, Hooghly, 16-12-08
(105) Arshad Ali, Dalkhola, Dinajpur (N), 23-12-08
(106) Dilip Manna, Purshura, Hooghly, 23-12-08
(107) Dasrathi Ghosh, Bhatar, Burdwan, 12-01-09
(108) Shamsur Alam Mallick, Indas, Bankura, 16-01-09
(109) Motibur Rahaman, Kushmundi, Dinajpur (S), 26-01-09
(110) Sujit Dasgupta, Dumdum, 24, Parganas (N), 27-01-09
(111) Sambhu Dasgupta, Dumdum, 24, Parganas (N), 27-01-09
(112) Nandalal Pal, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 01-02-09
(113) Haradhan Majhi, Balarampur, Purulia, 03-02-09
(114) Biswanath Digar, Ranibandh, Bankura, 08-02-09
(115) Sujit Ponda, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 13-02-09
(116) Nurul Islam Dewan, Raina, Burdwan, 22-02-09
(117) Jharna Mandi, Dhaniakhali, Hooghly, 26-02-09
(118) Sumana Mandi, Dhaniakhali, Hooghly, 26-02-09
(119) Tapas Mondal, Naihati, 24, Parganas (N), 03-03-09
(120) Saiyad Ali Bhuiyan, Jaipur, Bankura, 11-03-09
(121) Subol Kajli, Khejuri, Midnapur (E), 14-03-09
(122) Subodh Barik, Mugberia, Midnapur (E), 15-03-09
(123) Ansar Ali, Gangarampur, Dinajpur (S), 17-03-09
(124) Himadri Patra, Boga, Midnapur (E), 17-03-09
(125) Gopal Mondal, Beharampur, Murshidabad, 18-03-09
(126) Soharab Ali Dewan, Raina, Burdwan, 18-03-09
(127) Durga Deshwal, Bhulabheda, Midnapur (W), 18-03-09
(128) Santosh Mahato, Bhulabheda, Midnapur (W), 18-03-09
(129) Bijay Shaw, Titagarh, 24, Parganas (N), 18-03-09
(130) Kanai Kumar, Arsha, Purulia, 28-03-09
(131) Ganesh Das, Bhagwanpur, Midnapur (E), 28-03-09
(132) Ashim Mondal, Bahulabheda, Midnapur (W), 10-04-09
(133) Hambir Mandi, Shalboni, Midnapur (W), 21-04-09
(134) Shakti Sen, Shalboni, Midnapur (W), 21-04-09
(135) Gopinath Murmu, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 22-04-09
(136) Baikunth Mahato, Supurdihgram, Purulia, 23-04-09
(137) Bibhuti Singh Sardar, SD Gram, Purulia , 23-04-09
(138) Bhaben Dig, Haripal, Hooghly, 27-04-09
(139) Manowar Hossain Jamadar, Amta, Howrah, 07-05-09
(140) Kashinath Mondal, Jangipur, Murshidabad, 07-05-09
(141) Chandu Dolui, Bagnan, Howrah, 08-05-09
(142) Seikh Saidul, Bagnan, Howrah, 08-05-09
(143) Seikh Babua, Bagnan, Howrah, 08-05-09
(144) Seikh Aksar, Nandigram, Midnapur (E), 09-05-09
(145) Abdullah Khan, Nandigram, Midnapur (E), 09-05-09
(146) Mahiuddin Khan, Tamluk, Midnapur (E), 10-05-09
(147) Joynal Molla, Canning, 24, Parganas (S), 13-05-09
(148) Manu Singh, Bandowan, Purulia, 15-05-09
(149) Momtaj Seikh, Raninagar, Murshidabad, 16-05-09
(150) Arvind Mondal, Chari Antapur, Maldah, 17-05-09
(151) Bibek Barman, Goksadanga, Coochbihar, 19-05-09
(152) Kartik Mohaladar, Ratua, Maldah, 22-05-09
(153) Dinesh Mahato, Balarmpur, Purulia, 23-05-09
(154) Manoranjan Naskar, Bishnpur, 24, Pgs. (S), 23-05-09
(155) Santosh Barman, Nandigram, Midnapur (E), 25-05-09
(156) Bhondulal Munda, Jhalda, Purulia,, 25-05-09
(157) Apurba Ghosh, Krishnanagar, Nadia, 28-05-09
(158) Nuruddin Seikh, Rampurhat, Birbhum, 31-05-09
(159) Sayantika Rakhit, BN Nagar, Midnapur (E), 01-06-09
(160) Khalek Molla, Haroa, 24, Parganas (N), 02-06-09
(161) Dinesh Deb Singh, GR Pur, Dinajpur (S), 06-06-09
(162) Govind Samanta, Panshkura, Midnapur (E), 06-06-09
(163) Mamoni Kishku, Binpur, Midnapur (W), 06-06-09
(164) Kinkar Dolui, Panchla, Howrah, 08-06-09
(165) Salku Soren, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 11-06-09
(166) Sitabur Seikh, Lalgola, Murshidabad, 11-06-09
(167) Ikramul Haque, Beharampur, Murshidabad, 12-06-09
(168) Shankar Tudu, Belpahari, Midnapur (W), 13-06-09
(169) Asit Samanta, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 13-06-09
(170) Naru Samanta, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 13-06-09
(171) Prabir Mahato, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 13-06-09
(172) Keshab Manna, Shalboni, Midnapur (W), 14-06-09
(173) Dhiraj Manna, Shalboni, Midnapur (W), 14-06-09
(174) Sanjay Mahato, Shalboni, Midnapur (W), 14-06-09
(175) Pabitra Das, Nandigram, Midnapur (E), 14-06-09
(176) Debabrata Soren, Shalboni, Midnapur (W), 14-06-09
(177) Mohan Singh, Shalboni, Midnapur (W), 14-06-09
(178) Tuntuni Jana, Amedabad, Midnapur (E), 14-06-09
(179) Falguni Mukherjee, Mangalkote, Burdwan, 15-06-09
(180) Sunil Das, Shalboni, Midnapur (W), 16-06-09
(181) Tapan Das, Shalboni, Midnapur (W), 16-06-09
(182) Sanjay Pratihar, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 16-06-09
(183) Niladri Mahato, Lodashuli, Midnapur (W), 17-06-09
(184) Anil Mahato, Lodashuli, Midnapur (W), 17-06-09
(185) Abhijit Mahato, Lodashuli, Midnapur (W), 17-06-09
(186) Badal Chandra Ahir, Goaltore, Midnapur (W), 18-06-09
(187) Sisir Mahato, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 18-06-09
(188) Dubraj Soren, Goaltore, Midnapur (W), 18-06-09
(189) Dasarath Soren, Goaltore, Midnapur (W), 18-06-09
(190) Chaitnya Soren, Goaltore, Midnapur (W), 18-06-09
(191) Keshav Das, Nandigram, Midnapur (W), 19-06-09
(192) Siraj Khan, Itaru, Galsi, Burdwan, 21-06-09
(193) Ajay Rauth, Haldia, Midnapur (E), 21-06-09
(194) Budheswar Mahato, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 21-06-09
(195) Pranesh Ghosh, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 21-06-09
(196) Naba Kumar Murmu, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 26-06-09
(197) Kishore Tiwari, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 26-06-09
(198) Jugol Murmu, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 26-06-09
(199) Moloy Mahato, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 05-07-09
(200) Motilal Mahato, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 05-07-09
(201) Pinki Khatun (8 yrs), Domkol, Murshidabad, 09-07-09
(202) Barendranath Mahato, Lalgarh, Medinipur (W 10-07-09
(203) Gurucharan Mahato, Lalgarh, West Dinajpur, 11-07-09
(204) Abijit Mondal (11 years), Uluberia, Howrah, 13-07-09
(205) Swapan Deb Singh, Shalboni, Midnapur (W), 14-07-09
(206) Tarani Singh, Shalboni, Midnapur (W), 14-07-09
(207) Gangadhar Mahato, Barabazar, Purulia, 15-07-09
(208) Jaladhar Mahato, Jhargram, Purulia, 18-07-09
(209) Ashok Ghosh, Goaltore, Midnapur (W), 18-07-09
(210) Fagu Baske, Belpahari, Midnapur (W), 22-07-09
(211) Arghya Samanta, Raina, Burdwan, 27-07-09
(212) Ananda Das, Rajganj, Jalpaiguri, 28-07-09
(213) Sagar Masant, Goaltore, Midnapur (W), 30-07-09
(214) Ashok Mahato, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 31-07-09
(215) Brahmodeo Singh, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 31-07-09
(216) Motilal Mahato, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 31-07-09
(217) Moloy Mahato, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 31-07-09
(218) Nirmal Mahato, Bhulabheda, Midnapur (W), 02-08-09
(219) Gurucharan Tudu, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 03-08-09
(220) Shankar D. Adhikari, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 05-08-09
(221) Gunadhar Singh, Bhulabheda, Midnapur (W), 05-08-09
(222) Shaktipada Murmu, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 06-08-09
(223) Ashim Soren, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 06-08-09
(224) Budhu Hansda, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 06-08-09
(225) Ramkrishna Duley, Sarenga, Bankura, 15-08-09
(226) Madar Ali Molla, Canning, 24, Parganas (S), 17-08-09
(227) Samrendranath Konai, Madgram, Birbhum, 18-08-09
(228) Anirul Islam, Rajarhat, 24, Parganas (N), 23-08-09
(229) Mangal Soren, Binpur, Midnapur (W), 29-08-09
(230) Laxmikanta Kumar, Sindurpur, Purulia, 29-08-09
(231) Madan Mondal, Garulia, North 24, Parganas, 29-08-09
(232) Bharat Hembram, Balarampur, Purulia, 30-08-09
(233) Sukhdeo Mahato, Bhramarmara, Midnapur (W), 31-08-09
(234) Debi Prasad Hansda, Balarampur, Purulia, 31-08-09
(235) Abu Ali Mondal, Baruipur, 24, Parganas (S), 03-09-09
(236) Hashem Mondal, Baruipur, 24, Parganas (S), 03-09-09
(237) Mirazul Seikh, Beldanga, Murshidabad, 04-09-09
(238) Azmat Seikh, Beldanga, Murshidabad, 04-09-09
(239) Ketabul Seikh, Kaliachak, Maldah, 04-09-09
(240) Apu Singh, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 06-09-09
(241) Rajib Singh, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 06-09-09
(242) Satish Singh Sardar, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 06-09-09
(243) Sasanka Sekhar Roy, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 06-09-09
(244) Shyam Chalak, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 07-09-09
(245) Ramdas Murmu, Sarenga, Bankura, 08-09-09
(246) Baneswar Murmu, Sarenga, Bankura, 08-09-09
(247) Abhiram Das, Nanur, Birbhum, 08-09-09
(248) Krishna Kundu, Sarenga, Bankura, 10-09-09
(249) Bakul Seikh, Lalgola, Murshidabad, 11-09-09
(250) Ramen Ghosh, Lalgola, Murshidabad, 12-09-09
(251) Seikh Nazrul, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 13-09-09
(252) Kartik Mahato, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 13-09-09
(253) Sambhu Mahato, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 13-09-09
(254) Ajoy Patra, Shalboni, Medinipur (W), 16-09-09
(255) Dilip Dhara, Jadavpur, Kolkata, 17-09-09
(256) Zikaria Seikh, Baryan, Murshidabad, 20-09-09
(257) Manik Mandi, Lalgarh, Medinipur (W), 20-09-09
(258) Budheswar Mandi, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 20-09-09
(259) Bagan Mandi, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 20-09-09
(260) Nimai Bisui, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 24-09-09
(261) Samir Singha Mahapatra, Midnapur (W), 24-09-09
(262) Rafique Molla, Patharpratima, 24, Parganas (S), 25-09-09
(263) Susanta Dhara, Ausgram, Burdwan, 27-09-09
(264) Radhanath Mahato, Shalboni, Midnapur (W), 30-09-09
(265) Anadi Mahato, Shalboni, Midnapur (W), 30-09-09
(266) Bhakti Mahato, Shalboni, Midnapur (W), 30-09-09
(267) Barun Pratihar, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 01-10-09
(268) Amalendu Patra, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 02-10-09
(269) Panchanan Tudu, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 02-10-09
(270) Lakhman Sarkar, Ausgram, Burdwan, 05-10-09
(271) Sasadhar Mahato, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 08-10-09
(272) Seikh Hashibul, Khanakul, Hooghly, 09-10-09
(273) Kanai Murmu, Binpur, Midnapur (W), 13-10-09
(274) Mantu Mudi, Belpahari, W. Midnapur, 18-10-09
(275) Ratan Mudi, Belpahari, W. Midnapur, 18-10-09
(276) Shital Hembram, Binpur, Midnapur (W), 19-10-09
(277) Dibakar Bhattacharjee, Sankrail, W. Midnapur, 20-10-09
(278) Swapan Roy, Sankrail, W. Midnapur, 20-10-09
(279) Basanta Pakhira, Khanakul, Hooghly, 24-10-09
(280) Pratap Nayek, Binpur, W. Midnapur, 26-10-09
(281) Jayfal Mondal, Suti, Murshidabad, 27-10-09
(282) Dhajen Mondal, Murshidabad, 27-10-09
(283) Tapan Mudi, Belpahari, W. Midnapur, 29-10-09
(284) Dilip Mahato, Belpahari, W Midnapur, 29-10-09
(285) Tushar Ghosh, Bongaon, N. 24 Parganas, 31-10-09
(286) Madhab Mudi, Belpahari, W. Midnapur, 31-10-09
(287) Anil Mahato, Binpur, W. Midnapur, 01-11-09
(288) Saifunissa Bibi, Khanakul, Hooghly, 04-11-09
(289) Joyram Hansda, Binpur, W. Midnapur, 07-11-09
(290) Manoranjan Mahali, Binpur, W. Midnapur, 07-11-09
(291) Lakshmi Das, Binpur, W. Midnapur, 07-11-09
(292) Naba Kumar Singh, Binpur, W. Midnapur, 08-11-09
(293) Naresh Thapa, Jamboni, W. Midnapur, 08-11-09
(294) Binod Tamang, Jamboni, W. Midnapur, 08-11-09
(295) Bhaktabahadur Limbu, Jamboni, W. Midnapur, 8-11-09
(296) Dhanbahadur Viswakarma, Jamboni, W. Midnapur, 8-11-09
(297) Ishaq Seikh, Kaliachak, Maldah, 11-11-09
(298) Sashticharan Dutta, Belpahari, W. Midnapore, 15-11-09
(299) Ajit Mahato, Jhargram, W. Midnapore, 16-11-09
(300) Khudiram Mudi, W. Midnapore, 16-11-09
(301) Totan Das, Shalboni, W. Midnapore, 18-11-09
(302) Samiran Das, Shalboni, W. Midnapore, 18-11-09
(303) Jaganath Mahato, Shalboni, W. Midnapore, 19-11-09
(304) Bhanguram Hansda, Kotwali, W. Midnapore, 19-11-09
(305) Tapan Mahato, Shalboni, W. Midnapore, 23-11-09
(306) Ashok Kotal, Shalboni, W. Midnapore, 23-11-09
(307) Madan Ghosh, Binpur, W. Midnapore, 24-11-09
(308) Subimal Mali, Arsha, Purulia, 26-11-09
(309) Srikanta Banerjee, Binpur, W. Midnapore, 27-11-09
(310) Alok Mondal, Binpur, W. Midnapur, 27-11-09
(311) Karuna Mahato, Shalboni, W. Midnapur, 27-11-09
(312) Braja Bikash Mahato, Binpur, W. Midnapur, 27-11-09
(313) Bomkesh Giri, Binpur, W. Midnapur, 27-11-09
(314) Rassel Seikh, Kaliachak, Maldah, 28-11-09
(315) Dhanapati Murmu, Shalboni, W. Midnapur, 28-11-09
(316) Manowara Bibi, Bishnpur, 24, Parganas (S), 02-12-09
(317) Animesh Mitra, Bongaon, 24, Parganas (N), 02-12-09
(318) Nimai Singh, Belpahari, W. Midnapur, 03-12-09
(319) Koni Singh, Belpahari, W. Midnapur, 03-12-09
(320) Ramchandra Lay, Arsha, Purulia, 04-12-09
(321) Bholanath Khutia, Moyna, East Midnapur, 05-12-09
(322) Gurupada Mondal, Moyna, East Midnapur, 05-12-09
(323) Sanatan Pratihar, Lalgarh, W. Midnapur, 06-12-09
(324) Subol Mahato, Belpahari, West Midnapur, 08-12-09
(325) Asit Mondal, Bandowan, Purulia, 09-12-09
(326) Brahspati Mahato, Jhargram, West Midnapur, 09-12-09
(327) Manik Mahato, Jhargram, West Midnapur, 09-12-09
(328) Bijoy Mahato, Jhargram, West Midnapur, 09-12-09
(329) Robi Mahato, Shalboni, West Midnapur, 09-12-09
(330) Panchanan Mahato, Shalboni, W. Midnapur, 11-12-09
(331) Tilak Tudu, Shalboni, W. Midnapur, 11-12-09
(332) Dinabandhu Soren, Lalgarh, W. Midnapur, 12-12-09
(333) Akshay Mondqal, Ramnagar, E. Midnapur, 17-12-09
(334) Anil Chalak, Shalboni, W. Midnapur, 17-12-09
(335) Dayal Chalak, Shalboni, W. Midnapur, 17-12-09
(336) Amal Patra, Shalboni, W. Midnapur, 17-12-09
(337) Shridam Hembram, Belpahari, W. Midnapur, 18-12-09
(338) Nishikanta Bera, Midnapur Sadar, E. Midnapur, 18-12-09
(339) Sisir Jana, Dharampur, W. Midnapur, 18-12-09
(340) Gopal Mahato, Jhargram, W. Midnapur, 19-12-09
(341) Khagen Mahato, Jhargram, W. Midnapur, 19-12-09
(342) Mossaraf Khan. Canning, 24, Parganas (S), 20-12-09
(343) Sadhan Mahato, Jhargram, W. Midnapur, 22-12-09
(344) Jiarul Haque Molla, Bhangad, 24, Pgs (S), 22-12-09
(345) Sadek Seikh, Hariharpara, Murshidabad, 23-12-09
(346) Sariful Seikh, Hariharpara, Murshidabad, 23-12-09
(347) Prabir Dandapat, Gopiballavpur, W. Midnapur, 23-12-0
(348) Hablu Patra, Lalgarh, W. Midnapur, 23-12-09
(349) Sadhan Mahato, Lalgarh, W. Midnapur, 23-12-09
(350) Biswanath Murmu, Belpahari, W. Midnapur, 24-12-09
(351) Rameswar Murmu, Ranibandh, Bankura, 26-12-09
(352) Abdul Hai, Rampurhat, Birbhum, 28-12-09
(353) Kalipada Hembram, Ranibandh, Bankura, 30-12-09
(354) Anand Singh, Belpahari, W. Midnapur, 31-12-09
(355) Kunaram Singh, Belpahari, W. Midnapur, 31-12-09
(356) Bhagbat Singh, Nayagram, W. Midnapur, 01-01-10
(357) Rabindra Mondal, Ramnagar, E. Midnapur, 01-01-10
(358) Anath Singh, Belpahari, W. Midnapur, 03-01-10
(359) Hiteswar Singh, Belpahari, W. Midnapur, 03-01-10
(360) Jhantu Patra, Lalgarh, W. Midnapur, 03-01-10
(361) Hekim Munda, Shalboni, W. Midnapur, 03-01-10
(362) Bapi Bakli, Shalboni, W. Midnapur, 03-01-10
(363) Panchanan Mondal, Baharampur, Murshidabad, 04-01-10
(364) Haren Baske, Ranibandh, Purulia, 07-01-10
(365) Sk. Manjur Ali, Jungalmahal, 08-01-10 (*)
(366) Nirmal Nayek, Jungalmahal, 08-01-10 (*)
(367) Dhonu Rajaki, Bandowan, Purulia, 10-01-10
(368) Biswanath Dutta, Simlapol, Bankura, 10-01-10
(369) Dinesh Haldar, Canning, 24, Parganas, 11-01-10
(370) Biswanath Gayen, Canning, 24, Parganas, 11-01-10
(371) Khayrul Jamadar, Canning, 24, Parganas, 11-01-10
(372) Selim Jamdadar, Canning, 24, Parganas, 11-01-10
(373) Gobinda Pradhan, Mathurapur, 24, Parganas, 13-01-10
(374) Uttam Banik, Palta, North 24, Parganas, 15-01-10
(375) Tarashankar Sarkar, Khanpur, S. Dinajpur, 15-01-10
(376) Lina Khatoon (12 Yrs), Islampur, N. Dinajpur, 16-01-10
(377) Dipanwita Jana, Nandigram, E. Midnapur, 22-01-10
(378) Mahadeb Bouri, Dubrajpur, Birbhum, 22-01-10
(379) Pratham Bouri, Dubrajpur, Birbhum, 22-01-10
(380) Robi Das, Kalyani, Nadia, 24-01-10
(381) Guhiram Singh, Nayagram, W. Midnapur, 25-01-10
(382) Bechuram Adak, Tarakeswar, Hooghly, 25-01-10
(383) Sanjay Ghosh, Barikul, Bankura, 26-01-10
(384) Ranjit Hembram, Sarenga, Bankura, 27-01-10
(385) Jaganath Mahato, Shalboni, W. Midnapur, 30-01-10
(386) Fazlool Karim, Suri, Birbhum, 30-01-10
(387) Jamal Seikh, Suri, Birbhum, 30-01-10
(388) Fagu Seikh, Suri, Birbhum, 30-01-10
(389) Atul Singh Sardar, Belpahari, W. Midnapur, 01-02-10
(390) Khuran Seikh, Kaliachak, Maldah, 04-02-10
(391) Basudeb Das, Khairasole, Birbhum, 04-02-10
(392) Baren Singh, Belpahari, W. Dinajpur, 11-02-10
(393) Saidul Mallick, Beldanga, Murshidabad, 12-02-10
(394) Kalo Seikh, Nanoor, Birbhum, 14-02-10
(395) Basudeb Mete, Nanoor, Birbhum, 14-02-10
(396) Ajoy Thapa, Shilda, W. Midnapur, 15-02-10
(397) Gogan Pradhan, Shilda, W. Midnapur, 15-02-10
(398) Bihan Kachari, Shilda, W. Midnapur, 15-02-10
(399) Prem Singh Bhutia, Shilda, W. Midnapur, 15-02-10
(400) Mikmar Tamang, Shilda, W. Midnapur, 15-02-10
(401) Arun Singh Thakuri, Shilda, W. Midnapur, 15-02-10
(402) Surya Bahadur Thapa, Shilda, W. Midnapur, 15-02-10
(403) Jivan Chetri, Shilda, W. Midnapur, 15-02-10
(404) Banin Chandra Dhimari, Shilda, W. Midnapur, 15-02-10
(405) Arindra Kumar Rava, Shilda, W. Midnapur, 15-02-10
(406) Kanteswar Basumatari, Shilda, W. Midnapur, 15-02-10
(407) Monal Chetri, Shilda, W. Midnapur, 15-02-10
(408) Suresh Rai, Shilda, W. Midnapur, 15-02-10
(409) Nimte Sherpa, Shilda, W. Midnapur, 15-02-10
(410) Pradip Pradhan, Shilda, W. Midnapur, 15-02-10
(411) Madhukar Subba, Shilda, W. Midnapur, 15-02-10
(412) Shanti Kumar Rai, Shilda, W. Midnapur, 15-02-10
(413) Dambar Bahadur Chetri, Shilda, W. Midnapur, 15-02-10
(414) Chandra Chetri, Shilda, W. Midnapur, 15-02-10
(415) Gopal Krishna Chetri, Shilda, W. Midnapur, 15-02-10
(416) Biman Rai, Shilda, W. Midnapur, 15-02-10
(417) Doulat Rai, Shilda, W. Midnapur, 15-02-10
(418) Premtosh Lepcha, Shilda, W. Midnapur, 15-02-10
(419) Ram Bahadur Thapa, Shilda, W. Midnapur, 15-02-10
(420) Nakul Singh, Bandowan, Purulia, 18-02-10
(421) Baneswar Singh, Bandowan, Purulia, 18-02-10
(422) Karani Mahato, Bandowan, Purulia, 18-02-10
(423) Robi Lochan Mitra, Sarenga, Bankura, 25-02-10
(424) Biswanath Mondal, Balarampur, Purulia, 01-03-10
(425) Kalu Das, Gopiballavpur, W Midnapur, 03-03-10
(426) Swapan Mondal, Belpahari, W Midnapur, 04-03-10
(427) Fagu Seikh, Manikchak, Malda, 05-03-10
(428) Chandan Singh, Shalboni, W Midnapur, 08-03-10
(429) Shib Shankar Das, Shalboni, W Midnapur, 08-03-10
(430) Binod Singh, Shalboni, W Midnapur, 08-03-10
(431) Shankar Singh, Panskura, E Midnapur, 10-03-10
(432) Bhim Chandra Dhara, Srirampur, Hooghly, 11-03-10
(433) Manoj Hembram, Lalgarh, W Midnapur, 15-03-10
(434) Tapan Dalui, Lalgarh, W Midnapur, 17-03-10
(435) Prabhat Mondal, Manikchak, Malda, 21-03-10
(436) Hemanta Pradhan, Sankrail, Jhargram, W Midnapur, 23-03-10
(437) Basir Khan, Jhargram, W Midnapur, 24-03-10
(438) Ajoy Dey, Jhargram, W Midnapur, 24-03-10
(439) Shibaprasad Mondal, Jhargram, W Midnapur, 24-03-10
(440) Rabi Singh Muda, Jhargram, W Midnapur, 24-03-10
(441) Tilak Barui,Bangaon, North 24 Pgs, 31-03-10
(442) Partha Biswas, Belpahari, Midnapur (W), 04-04-10
(443) Md Islam, Titagarh, 24, Parganas (N), 04-04-10
(444) Swapan Singh Sardar, Ranibandh, Bankura, 06-04-10
(445) Subrata Chowdhury, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 07-04-10
(446) Koushik Dutta, Jhargram, Midnapur (W), 10-04-10
(447) Paban Mahato, Jhargram, Midnapur (W), 10-04-10
(448) Md Habibullah, Barasat, 24, Parganas (N), 13-04-10
(449) Ranjit Mal, Shalboni, Midnapur (W), 13-04-10
(450) Goutam Mal, Shalboni, Midnapur (W), 13-04-10
(451) Jaladhar Bagdi, Patrasayer, Bankura, 14-04-10
(452) Swapan Das, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 15-04-10
(453) Nantu Seikh, Mangalkote, Burdwan, 16-04-10
(454) Dilip Mirdha, Rajnagar, Birbhum, 19-04-10
(455) Sailen Mahato, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 20-04-10
(456) Noor Ali, Dubrajpur, Birbhum, 21-04-10
(457) Madhu Khan, Dubrajpur, Birbhum, 21-04-10
(458) Ashok Singh, Nayagram, W Midnapur, 23-04-10
(459) Parameswar Murmu, Ranibandh, Bankura, 25-04-10
(460) Biswanth Mahato, Lalgarh, W Midnapur, 26-04-10
(461) Nihar Mahato, Jhargram, W Midnapur, 28-04-10
(462) Sishu Mahato, Shalboni, W Midnapur, 29-04-10
(463) Haripada Mondal, Nabagram, Murshidabad, 29-04-10
(464) Ranjit Mahato, Shalboni, W Midnapur, 29-04-10
(465) Subodh Mondal, Shalboni, W Midnapur, 29-04-10
Most of the Maoist victims are teachers, grocers, daily wage earners, farmers, government employees, police & soldiers, labourers, students, rickshaw pullers, hawkers and people belonging to other weaker sections of the society.
It is also a fact that most of the victims belong to indigenous people comprising Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes, Muslims and other weaker sections of the society.
Apart from this, 65 police personnel 1 doctor, 1 nurse, 4 government employees on duty were also killed by Maoists.
There is no denying the fact that PUCL, APDR and other similar “so-called” human right organizations and some pseudo intellectuals have been fully supporting the Maoist ideology and brutalities on different pretexts to destabilize the country. Even they try to justify the brutal massacre of Indian Jawans by Maoists in Garchirouli, Dantewara, Shilda, Orissa and other places. In the parliament the so-called intellectuals and human right organisations have been very rightly termed as “OVER-GROUND FACES OF UNDER-GROUND MAOIST MOVEMENT”
Under the circumstances, I would request you to kindly look into the matter seriously and ensure that this procession of deaths in India is stopped immediately in the interest of human rights of all irrespective of political affiliation, caste, creed and religion.
Thanking you while awaiting prompt action.
Again with regards,
Yours faithfully,
Gouranga Chatterjee
02-05-2010
To
The Chairperson
National Human Rights Commission
New Delhi
Respected Sir,
SUB: MAOIST BRUTALITIES IN WEST BENGAL & OTHER PARTS OF INDIA
Most respected Sir,
As an ordinary humble citizen of the country, I would like to invite your immediate attention to the following fact.
Your esteemed organization had taken 14 unfortunate deaths at Nandigram on 14-03-2007 in West Bengal and even issued press statements promptly condemning the incident and the Left Front Government. You had also sent fact finding teams to West Bengal This action on your part had received widespread coverage in the media at that time both within the country and abroad.
But you did not use even a single word to condemn the provocation of the rainbow alliance of virgin Marxists, ultra Communists, political opportunists, renegades, NGOs, fundamentalists, right wing and left wing intelligentsia; all fervently anti-CPI (M) culminating in these 14 unfortunate deaths. Today also you maintain complete silence over the ghastly murders committed by the Maoists in West Bengal. As a result, this has raised many a questions in the minds of the people about the impartiality and objectivity of your esteemed organization.
It is needless to mention that the Indian Railway Minister Mamata Banerjee's greatest achievements in West Bengal today is the peculiar beehive of all fervently anti-CPI (M) forces she has constructed around herself.
As a matter of fact, blatant hypocrisy, vicious jealousy, megalomania, denigration, intolerance and bigotry - all the typical characteristics are getting detonated on this new platform provided by Mamata Banerjee. The issues of Nandigram, Singur and Rijwanur Rehman were created by the conglomeration for petty electoral gains. Your organization also reportedly helped it in all possible manners knowingly or unknowingly.
This assembly is the last hope to 'liberate' the ‘“so-called”’ despaired and strained Bengal populace from thirty-two years of uninterrupted Left Front rule in the elections to be held in 2011 as has been done in different European countries to dislodge Leftist Governments with the help of imperialists, corporate media and finance capital.
In fact, “so-called” social activists Arundhati Roy, Mahasweta Devi, Medha Patkar, actress Aparna Sen and other intellectuals and human right activists sharing same opinion and boat are bent upon pushing India into a civil war in the name of fighting for the “so-called” cause of the tribals. Their destructive and hideous role during Nandigram and Singur episodes and support to the Maoist slaughterers, rapists and plunderers has emboldened the Maoist terrorists to carry on their criminal and gruesome activities uninterrupted.
These “so-called” intellectuals are very much apprehensive and worried for the safety and security of the perverted Maoist butchers and rapists in India, who have been carrying on their nefarious and criminal inhuman brutalities on the common people ranging from amassing huge wealth, destruction of natural resources, plunder, rape, murder, extortion, blowing up schools, health centres, railway tracks, torture and Kangaroo trial using the indigenous people as pawns and human shields. Out of her utter sympathy and compassion for the Maoist butchers and rapists, social activist Arundhati Roy has initiated a mass petition on 12th October 09 to the Prime Minister of India urging him to stop offensive against them and their brutalities under the pretext of civil rights. She has obtained the signatures of respected Noam Chomsky and other renowned dignitaries within the country and abroad to make the petition more acceptable, significant and weighty in order to glorify and justify the Maoist cruelties and violence particularly on the indigenous people. If Arundhati Roy and other signatories were really interested for the well being of the indigenous people, they would have also petitioned openly to the perverted Maoist butchers in the same manner, style and spirit urging them to desist from wreaking havoc on the indigenous people by using them as pawn and shield for suiting the tainted Maoist political agenda. But it is not so. The one and only one aim and objective of the petition is to push India into civil war and create sympathy for the Maoists and justify, glorify and legitimize their mindless shocking brutalities.
The society demands timely disposal of the dead body of even a creature. But the entire world witnessed with horror how the dead bodies of 4 poor tribal CPI (M) cadres butchered by Maoist-TMC-Congress-SUCI Alliance were kept in open for 5 days without allowing disposal by the Maoist-TMC criminals at Lalgarh in West Bengal. Their relatives were neither allowed to come near nor touch the dead bodies. The Maoists and TMC workers danced and sang around the bodies in the same manner as is practiced by cannibals. Their brutality and inhumanity surpassed all limits of human tolerance and society.
These “so-called” Indian intellectuals and human right activists had played an important role during Nandigram and Singur episodes to extend moral and logical support to the rainbow alliance of TMC, Congress, Maoists and SUCI under Mamata Banerjee. They had unleashed widespread virulent, venomous, exaggerated and politically motivated campaign throughout the world and organised processions, rallies, meetings, and mass signatures and so on against the mainstream Leftists over the unfortunate death of 14 persons in Nandigram resulting from provoked police firing where as they maintain complete silence over regular murders committed by the Maoists. Many of them had directly or indirectly worked actively for the victory of Maoist and Mamata Banerjee supported Congress-TMC-SUCI candidates in West Bengal in the last Parliamentary elections held in May 09 making the Nandigram, Singur and Rijwanur Rehaman episodes important election issues.
Despite this, these ‘pseudo’ Indian intellectuals all along shamelessly pretend to be impartial, neutral and non-political.
More than 87% landowners had consented to offer their land for the establishment of an automobile factory at Singur. But it was abandoned due to the political agitation of Mamata Banerjee and her team consisting of opposition political parties, Maoists, some intellectuals, few human right activists and a section of motivated media. Singur had nothing to do with SEZ.
Similarly, in spite of repeated assurances by the Chief Minister of West Bengal that no chemical hub would be set up at Nandigram, Mamata Banerjee and her team had caused the unfortunate incident on 14th March 2007 by way of utter provocation and manipulation resulting in 14 unfortunate deaths.
Had these intellectuals been impartial, unprejudiced and unbiased the incidents of neither Singur nor Nandigram would have taken place.
The Maoist-TMC-Congress-SUCI butchers under the leadership of the Union Railway Minister have murdered brutally hundreds of CPI (M) and other Leftist leaders, cadres and supporters in West Bengal. They have blown up school buildings, health centres, mobile towers, railway lines, railways stations and what not. But these intellectuals and human right activists are maintaining complete silence. They think that only the Maoists are human beings and as such have access to civil rights. Except the Maoists, none in the country can have any human rights and the murder of hundreds of people by Maoists is, therefore, justified and a need for the society. So, they have not yet uttered even a single word to condemn the crimes of the Maoists.
Every murder is unfortunate and condemnable. Had this group of intellectuals and human right activists played an impartial role and stopped lending moral and logical support to the Maoist butchers, the unfortunate deaths at Nandigram and other parts of the country could have been avoided easily. But the fact was that Mamata Banerjee and her rainbow alliance needed some dead bodies for winning the parliamentary elections in West Bengal riding over sympathy wave and the intellectuals and human rights activists presented the same in time to suit her political agenda.
LIST OF INNOCENT PEOPLE MURDERED BY MAOIST-TMC-CONGRESS-SUCI BUTCHERS AND RAPISTS IN WEST BENGAL FROM 01-01-2001 TO 30-04-2010 IS PLACED BELOW.
No. Name of the victim, Address of the victim, Date of murder
(1) Ramjan Mallik, Garbeta, Medinipur (W), 23-01-01
(2) Tapan Ghosh, Garbeta, Medinipur (W), 08-04-01
(3) Shibaram Satpathi, Sarenga, Bankura, 10-04-01
(4) Sudhir Singh Sardar, Banspahari, Medinipur (W), 28-11-01
(5) Anil Mahato, Shalboni, Medinipur (W), 04-02-02
(6) Rampada Majhi, Ranibandh, Bankura, 11-02-02
(7) Puntibala Mahato, Shalboni, Medinipur (W), 31-05-02
(8) Icchhamati Mahato, Shalboni, Medinipur (W), 31-05-02
(9) Priyanka Mahato (4yrs), Shalboni, Medinipur (W), 31-05-02
(10) Ajit Ghosh, Goaltore, Medinipur (W), 09-07-02
(11) Golap Mallik, Garbeta, Medinipur (W), 24-04-03
(12) Baridbaran Mondal, Banspahari, Medinipur (W) 21-10-03
(13) Asit Santra, Goaltore, Medinipur (W), 02-03-04
(14) Mahendra Mahato, Bandowan, Purulia, 09-07-05
(15) Raghunath Murmu, Barikul, Bankura, 09-07-05
(16) Bablu Mudi, Barikul, Bankura, 09-07-05
(17) Rabindranath Kar, Bandowan, Bankura, 30-12-05
(18) Anandamayi Kar, Bandowan, Bankura, 30-12-05
(19) Kartik Singh, Lalgarh, Medinipur (W), 04-03-06
(20) Gatilal Tudu, Barikul, Bankura, 04-03-06
(21) Gumai Murmu, Belpahari, Medinipur (W), 08-03-06
(22) Jaladhar Mahato, Belpahari, Medinipur (W), 08-03-06
(23) Rabi Das, Belpahari, Medinipur (W), 14-06-06
(24) Snehashis Das, Lalgarh, Medinipur (W), 26-05-06
(25) Uttam Sardar, Chandpur, Nadia, 19-06-06
(26) Swapan Sardar, Chandpur, Nadia, 19-06-06
(27) Anil Mahato, Shilda, Medinipur (W), 19-09-06
(28) Dinesh Baske, Shilda, Medinipur (W), 19-09-06
(29) Sankar Samanta, Nandigram, W. Midnapur, 07-01-07
(30) Pailaram Tudu, Banspahari, Medinipur (W), 09-01-07
(31) Sunita Mandal, Nandigram, W. Midnapur, 09-02-07
(32) Jamini Mandal (Das) , Nandigram, W. Midnapur, 10-03-07
(33) Rampada Singh, Belpahari, Medinipur (W), 30-03-07
(34) Parikshit Singh, Belpahari, Medinipur (W), 30-03-07
(35) Mantu Mandal, Nandigram, W. Midnapur, 04-04-07
(36) Dilip Mandal, Nandigram, W. Midnapur, 29-04-07
(37) Mohiroah Karan, Nandigram, W. Midnapur, 29-04-07
(38) Ram Kamila, Nandigram, W. Midnapur, 05-05-07
(39) Sunita Jana, Nandigram, W. Midnapur, 07-05-07
(40) Rasmoni Das, Nandigram, W. Midnapur, 08-05-07
(41) Manik Mahato, Lalgarh, Medinipur (W), 27-05-07
(42) Mahadeb Mandal, Nandigram, W. Midnapur, 24-06-07
(43) Harekrishna Chiti, Nandigram, W. Midnapur, 04-07-07
(44) Rohit Roy, Lalgarh, Medinipur (W), 10-07-07
(45) Bapan Patra, Nandigram, W. Midnapur, 29-07-07
(46) Arun Das, Nandigram, W. Midnapur, 04-08-07
(47) Manas Mandal, Nandigram, W. Midnapur, 08-10-07
(48) Mohan Mandal, Nandigram, W. Midnapur, 08-10-07
(49) Mir Khurshed, Nandigram, W. Midnapur, 26-10-07
(50) Gostha Das, Nandigram, W. Midnapur, 27-10-07
(51) Sunil Bar, Nandigram, W. Midnapur, 27-10-07
(52) Bachan Garudas, Nandigram, W. Midnapur, 27-10-07
(53) Srimanta Das, Nandigram, W. Midnapur, 30-10-07
(54) Gourhari Laya Das, Nandigram, W. Midnapur, 01-11-07
(55) Gabinda Singh, Nandigram, W. Midnapur, 01-11-07
(56) Bhagirath Karmakar, Barabazar, Purulia, 01-11-07
(57) Tapan Manna, Nandigram, W. Midnapur, 03-11-07
(58) Nirapada Ghanta, Nandigram, W. Midnapur, 06-11-07
(59) Tushar Shaw, Nandigram, W. Midnapur, 06-11-07
(60) Sankar Maiti, Nandigram, W. Midnapur, 06-11-07
(61) Chanchal Middya, Nandigram, W. Midnapur, 07-11-07
(62) Sufal Mandi, Purulia, Purulia, 20-11-07
(63) Govind Singh, Banspahari, Medinipur (W), 06-12-07
(64) Sisir Chatterjee, Mangalkote, Burdwan, 01-01-08
(65) Pahalan Kumar, Balarampur, Purulia, 01-01-08
(66) Ramprasad Mondal, Chapra, Nadia, 02-01-08
(67) Mangal Mahato, Banspahari, Medinipur (W), 15-02-08
(68) Karam Chand Singh, Belpahari, 22-02-08
(69) Subhash Mahato, Belpahari, Medinipur (W), 29-02-08
(70) Budhadeb Pathak, Lalgarh, Medinipur (W), 09-03-08
(71) Mukul Tiwari, Shalboni, Medinipur (W), 13-04-08
(72) Jugol Murmu, Shalboni, Medinipur (W), 13-04-08
(73) Nabakumar Murmu, Shalboni, Medinipur (W), 13-04-08
(74) Kshetrapal Majhi, Arsha, Purulia, 19-04-08
(75) Sridam Das, Khoirashole, Birbhum, 22-04-08
(76) Ganapati Bhadra, Bandowan, Purulia, 04-05-08
(77) Debraj Hembram, Balarampur, Purulia, 05-05-08
(78) Biswanath Mandi, Goaltore, Medinipur (W), 15-06-08
(79) Niranjan Mondal, Nandigram, Medinipur (E), 06-08-08
(80) Dulal Garu Das, Garupara, Medinipur (E), 07-08-08
(81) Firoj Mondal, Chakdah, Nadia, 01-09-08
(82) Satyanarayan Ganguli, Dubrajpur, Birbhum, 05-09-08
(83) Sunil Halsana, Chakdah, Nadia, 16-09-08
(84) Mansoor Alam, Goalpokhar, Dinajpur (N), 17-09-08
(85) Nandalal Mistri, Rajnagar, Birbhum, 22-09-08
(86) Amar Ghugu, Patrasayar, Bankura, 04-10-08
(87) Prodyut Maiti (Naru), Khejuri, Midnapur (E), 10-10-08
(88) Mahidul Seikh, Harirampur, Dinajpur (S), 14-10-08
(89) Alauddin Molla, Haroa, 24, Parganas (N), 20-10-08
(90) Kutub Mondal, Galsi, Burdwan, 21-10-08
(91) Satyajit Mondal, Karanjora, Bankura, 22-10-08
(92) Debi Prasad Singh, Ausgram, Burdwan, 24-10-08
(93) Shankar Rauth, Canning, 24, Parganas (S), 27-10-08
(94) Indrajit Muda, Banspahari, Midnapur (W), 31-10-08
(95) Seikh Sanai, Khoirashole, Birbhum, 04-11-08
(96) Mrinal Sarkar, Nakasipara, Nadia, 05-11-08
(97) Namita Sarkar, Nakasipara, Nadia, 05-11-08
(98) Mazid Seikh, Baharampur, Murshidabad, 12-11-08
(99) Panu Bouri, Patrasayar, Bankura, 14-11-08
(100) Sheetkantha Mondal, Kandi, Murshidabad, 21-11-08
(101) Mostaque Ahmad, Bolepur, Birbhum, 21-11-08
(102) Qurban Seikh, Mayureswar, Birbhum, 11-12-08
(103) Gaja Mohammad, Islampur, Dinajpur (N), 13-12-08
(104) Uttam Roy, Jangipara, Hooghly, 16-12-08
(105) Arshad Ali, Dalkhola, Dinajpur (N), 23-12-08
(106) Dilip Manna, Purshura, Hooghly, 23-12-08
(107) Dasrathi Ghosh, Bhatar, Burdwan, 12-01-09
(108) Shamsur Alam Mallick, Indas, Bankura, 16-01-09
(109) Motibur Rahaman, Kushmundi, Dinajpur (S), 26-01-09
(110) Sujit Dasgupta, Dumdum, 24, Parganas (N), 27-01-09
(111) Sambhu Dasgupta, Dumdum, 24, Parganas (N), 27-01-09
(112) Nandalal Pal, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 01-02-09
(113) Haradhan Majhi, Balarampur, Purulia, 03-02-09
(114) Biswanath Digar, Ranibandh, Bankura, 08-02-09
(115) Sujit Ponda, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 13-02-09
(116) Nurul Islam Dewan, Raina, Burdwan, 22-02-09
(117) Jharna Mandi, Dhaniakhali, Hooghly, 26-02-09
(118) Sumana Mandi, Dhaniakhali, Hooghly, 26-02-09
(119) Tapas Mondal, Naihati, 24, Parganas (N), 03-03-09
(120) Saiyad Ali Bhuiyan, Jaipur, Bankura, 11-03-09
(121) Subol Kajli, Khejuri, Midnapur (E), 14-03-09
(122) Subodh Barik, Mugberia, Midnapur (E), 15-03-09
(123) Ansar Ali, Gangarampur, Dinajpur (S), 17-03-09
(124) Himadri Patra, Boga, Midnapur (E), 17-03-09
(125) Gopal Mondal, Beharampur, Murshidabad, 18-03-09
(126) Soharab Ali Dewan, Raina, Burdwan, 18-03-09
(127) Durga Deshwal, Bhulabheda, Midnapur (W), 18-03-09
(128) Santosh Mahato, Bhulabheda, Midnapur (W), 18-03-09
(129) Bijay Shaw, Titagarh, 24, Parganas (N), 18-03-09
(130) Kanai Kumar, Arsha, Purulia, 28-03-09
(131) Ganesh Das, Bhagwanpur, Midnapur (E), 28-03-09
(132) Ashim Mondal, Bahulabheda, Midnapur (W), 10-04-09
(133) Hambir Mandi, Shalboni, Midnapur (W), 21-04-09
(134) Shakti Sen, Shalboni, Midnapur (W), 21-04-09
(135) Gopinath Murmu, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 22-04-09
(136) Baikunth Mahato, Supurdihgram, Purulia, 23-04-09
(137) Bibhuti Singh Sardar, SD Gram, Purulia , 23-04-09
(138) Bhaben Dig, Haripal, Hooghly, 27-04-09
(139) Manowar Hossain Jamadar, Amta, Howrah, 07-05-09
(140) Kashinath Mondal, Jangipur, Murshidabad, 07-05-09
(141) Chandu Dolui, Bagnan, Howrah, 08-05-09
(142) Seikh Saidul, Bagnan, Howrah, 08-05-09
(143) Seikh Babua, Bagnan, Howrah, 08-05-09
(144) Seikh Aksar, Nandigram, Midnapur (E), 09-05-09
(145) Abdullah Khan, Nandigram, Midnapur (E), 09-05-09
(146) Mahiuddin Khan, Tamluk, Midnapur (E), 10-05-09
(147) Joynal Molla, Canning, 24, Parganas (S), 13-05-09
(148) Manu Singh, Bandowan, Purulia, 15-05-09
(149) Momtaj Seikh, Raninagar, Murshidabad, 16-05-09
(150) Arvind Mondal, Chari Antapur, Maldah, 17-05-09
(151) Bibek Barman, Goksadanga, Coochbihar, 19-05-09
(152) Kartik Mohaladar, Ratua, Maldah, 22-05-09
(153) Dinesh Mahato, Balarmpur, Purulia, 23-05-09
(154) Manoranjan Naskar, Bishnpur, 24, Pgs. (S), 23-05-09
(155) Santosh Barman, Nandigram, Midnapur (E), 25-05-09
(156) Bhondulal Munda, Jhalda, Purulia,, 25-05-09
(157) Apurba Ghosh, Krishnanagar, Nadia, 28-05-09
(158) Nuruddin Seikh, Rampurhat, Birbhum, 31-05-09
(159) Sayantika Rakhit, BN Nagar, Midnapur (E), 01-06-09
(160) Khalek Molla, Haroa, 24, Parganas (N), 02-06-09
(161) Dinesh Deb Singh, GR Pur, Dinajpur (S), 06-06-09
(162) Govind Samanta, Panshkura, Midnapur (E), 06-06-09
(163) Mamoni Kishku, Binpur, Midnapur (W), 06-06-09
(164) Kinkar Dolui, Panchla, Howrah, 08-06-09
(165) Salku Soren, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 11-06-09
(166) Sitabur Seikh, Lalgola, Murshidabad, 11-06-09
(167) Ikramul Haque, Beharampur, Murshidabad, 12-06-09
(168) Shankar Tudu, Belpahari, Midnapur (W), 13-06-09
(169) Asit Samanta, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 13-06-09
(170) Naru Samanta, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 13-06-09
(171) Prabir Mahato, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 13-06-09
(172) Keshab Manna, Shalboni, Midnapur (W), 14-06-09
(173) Dhiraj Manna, Shalboni, Midnapur (W), 14-06-09
(174) Sanjay Mahato, Shalboni, Midnapur (W), 14-06-09
(175) Pabitra Das, Nandigram, Midnapur (E), 14-06-09
(176) Debabrata Soren, Shalboni, Midnapur (W), 14-06-09
(177) Mohan Singh, Shalboni, Midnapur (W), 14-06-09
(178) Tuntuni Jana, Amedabad, Midnapur (E), 14-06-09
(179) Falguni Mukherjee, Mangalkote, Burdwan, 15-06-09
(180) Sunil Das, Shalboni, Midnapur (W), 16-06-09
(181) Tapan Das, Shalboni, Midnapur (W), 16-06-09
(182) Sanjay Pratihar, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 16-06-09
(183) Niladri Mahato, Lodashuli, Midnapur (W), 17-06-09
(184) Anil Mahato, Lodashuli, Midnapur (W), 17-06-09
(185) Abhijit Mahato, Lodashuli, Midnapur (W), 17-06-09
(186) Badal Chandra Ahir, Goaltore, Midnapur (W), 18-06-09
(187) Sisir Mahato, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 18-06-09
(188) Dubraj Soren, Goaltore, Midnapur (W), 18-06-09
(189) Dasarath Soren, Goaltore, Midnapur (W), 18-06-09
(190) Chaitnya Soren, Goaltore, Midnapur (W), 18-06-09
(191) Keshav Das, Nandigram, Midnapur (W), 19-06-09
(192) Siraj Khan, Itaru, Galsi, Burdwan, 21-06-09
(193) Ajay Rauth, Haldia, Midnapur (E), 21-06-09
(194) Budheswar Mahato, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 21-06-09
(195) Pranesh Ghosh, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 21-06-09
(196) Naba Kumar Murmu, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 26-06-09
(197) Kishore Tiwari, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 26-06-09
(198) Jugol Murmu, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 26-06-09
(199) Moloy Mahato, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 05-07-09
(200) Motilal Mahato, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 05-07-09
(201) Pinki Khatun (8 yrs), Domkol, Murshidabad, 09-07-09
(202) Barendranath Mahato, Lalgarh, Medinipur (W 10-07-09
(203) Gurucharan Mahato, Lalgarh, West Dinajpur, 11-07-09
(204) Abijit Mondal (11 years), Uluberia, Howrah, 13-07-09
(205) Swapan Deb Singh, Shalboni, Midnapur (W), 14-07-09
(206) Tarani Singh, Shalboni, Midnapur (W), 14-07-09
(207) Gangadhar Mahato, Barabazar, Purulia, 15-07-09
(208) Jaladhar Mahato, Jhargram, Purulia, 18-07-09
(209) Ashok Ghosh, Goaltore, Midnapur (W), 18-07-09
(210) Fagu Baske, Belpahari, Midnapur (W), 22-07-09
(211) Arghya Samanta, Raina, Burdwan, 27-07-09
(212) Ananda Das, Rajganj, Jalpaiguri, 28-07-09
(213) Sagar Masant, Goaltore, Midnapur (W), 30-07-09
(214) Ashok Mahato, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 31-07-09
(215) Brahmodeo Singh, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 31-07-09
(216) Motilal Mahato, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 31-07-09
(217) Moloy Mahato, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 31-07-09
(218) Nirmal Mahato, Bhulabheda, Midnapur (W), 02-08-09
(219) Gurucharan Tudu, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 03-08-09
(220) Shankar D. Adhikari, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 05-08-09
(221) Gunadhar Singh, Bhulabheda, Midnapur (W), 05-08-09
(222) Shaktipada Murmu, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 06-08-09
(223) Ashim Soren, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 06-08-09
(224) Budhu Hansda, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 06-08-09
(225) Ramkrishna Duley, Sarenga, Bankura, 15-08-09
(226) Madar Ali Molla, Canning, 24, Parganas (S), 17-08-09
(227) Samrendranath Konai, Madgram, Birbhum, 18-08-09
(228) Anirul Islam, Rajarhat, 24, Parganas (N), 23-08-09
(229) Mangal Soren, Binpur, Midnapur (W), 29-08-09
(230) Laxmikanta Kumar, Sindurpur, Purulia, 29-08-09
(231) Madan Mondal, Garulia, North 24, Parganas, 29-08-09
(232) Bharat Hembram, Balarampur, Purulia, 30-08-09
(233) Sukhdeo Mahato, Bhramarmara, Midnapur (W), 31-08-09
(234) Debi Prasad Hansda, Balarampur, Purulia, 31-08-09
(235) Abu Ali Mondal, Baruipur, 24, Parganas (S), 03-09-09
(236) Hashem Mondal, Baruipur, 24, Parganas (S), 03-09-09
(237) Mirazul Seikh, Beldanga, Murshidabad, 04-09-09
(238) Azmat Seikh, Beldanga, Murshidabad, 04-09-09
(239) Ketabul Seikh, Kaliachak, Maldah, 04-09-09
(240) Apu Singh, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 06-09-09
(241) Rajib Singh, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 06-09-09
(242) Satish Singh Sardar, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 06-09-09
(243) Sasanka Sekhar Roy, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 06-09-09
(244) Shyam Chalak, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 07-09-09
(245) Ramdas Murmu, Sarenga, Bankura, 08-09-09
(246) Baneswar Murmu, Sarenga, Bankura, 08-09-09
(247) Abhiram Das, Nanur, Birbhum, 08-09-09
(248) Krishna Kundu, Sarenga, Bankura, 10-09-09
(249) Bakul Seikh, Lalgola, Murshidabad, 11-09-09
(250) Ramen Ghosh, Lalgola, Murshidabad, 12-09-09
(251) Seikh Nazrul, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 13-09-09
(252) Kartik Mahato, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 13-09-09
(253) Sambhu Mahato, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 13-09-09
(254) Ajoy Patra, Shalboni, Medinipur (W), 16-09-09
(255) Dilip Dhara, Jadavpur, Kolkata, 17-09-09
(256) Zikaria Seikh, Baryan, Murshidabad, 20-09-09
(257) Manik Mandi, Lalgarh, Medinipur (W), 20-09-09
(258) Budheswar Mandi, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 20-09-09
(259) Bagan Mandi, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 20-09-09
(260) Nimai Bisui, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 24-09-09
(261) Samir Singha Mahapatra, Midnapur (W), 24-09-09
(262) Rafique Molla, Patharpratima, 24, Parganas (S), 25-09-09
(263) Susanta Dhara, Ausgram, Burdwan, 27-09-09
(264) Radhanath Mahato, Shalboni, Midnapur (W), 30-09-09
(265) Anadi Mahato, Shalboni, Midnapur (W), 30-09-09
(266) Bhakti Mahato, Shalboni, Midnapur (W), 30-09-09
(267) Barun Pratihar, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 01-10-09
(268) Amalendu Patra, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 02-10-09
(269) Panchanan Tudu, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 02-10-09
(270) Lakhman Sarkar, Ausgram, Burdwan, 05-10-09
(271) Sasadhar Mahato, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 08-10-09
(272) Seikh Hashibul, Khanakul, Hooghly, 09-10-09
(273) Kanai Murmu, Binpur, Midnapur (W), 13-10-09
(274) Mantu Mudi, Belpahari, W. Midnapur, 18-10-09
(275) Ratan Mudi, Belpahari, W. Midnapur, 18-10-09
(276) Shital Hembram, Binpur, Midnapur (W), 19-10-09
(277) Dibakar Bhattacharjee, Sankrail, W. Midnapur, 20-10-09
(278) Swapan Roy, Sankrail, W. Midnapur, 20-10-09
(279) Basanta Pakhira, Khanakul, Hooghly, 24-10-09
(280) Pratap Nayek, Binpur, W. Midnapur, 26-10-09
(281) Jayfal Mondal, Suti, Murshidabad, 27-10-09
(282) Dhajen Mondal, Murshidabad, 27-10-09
(283) Tapan Mudi, Belpahari, W. Midnapur, 29-10-09
(284) Dilip Mahato, Belpahari, W Midnapur, 29-10-09
(285) Tushar Ghosh, Bongaon, N. 24 Parganas, 31-10-09
(286) Madhab Mudi, Belpahari, W. Midnapur, 31-10-09
(287) Anil Mahato, Binpur, W. Midnapur, 01-11-09
(288) Saifunissa Bibi, Khanakul, Hooghly, 04-11-09
(289) Joyram Hansda, Binpur, W. Midnapur, 07-11-09
(290) Manoranjan Mahali, Binpur, W. Midnapur, 07-11-09
(291) Lakshmi Das, Binpur, W. Midnapur, 07-11-09
(292) Naba Kumar Singh, Binpur, W. Midnapur, 08-11-09
(293) Naresh Thapa, Jamboni, W. Midnapur, 08-11-09
(294) Binod Tamang, Jamboni, W. Midnapur, 08-11-09
(295) Bhaktabahadur Limbu, Jamboni, W. Midnapur, 8-11-09
(296) Dhanbahadur Viswakarma, Jamboni, W. Midnapur, 8-11-09
(297) Ishaq Seikh, Kaliachak, Maldah, 11-11-09
(298) Sashticharan Dutta, Belpahari, W. Midnapore, 15-11-09
(299) Ajit Mahato, Jhargram, W. Midnapore, 16-11-09
(300) Khudiram Mudi, W. Midnapore, 16-11-09
(301) Totan Das, Shalboni, W. Midnapore, 18-11-09
(302) Samiran Das, Shalboni, W. Midnapore, 18-11-09
(303) Jaganath Mahato, Shalboni, W. Midnapore, 19-11-09
(304) Bhanguram Hansda, Kotwali, W. Midnapore, 19-11-09
(305) Tapan Mahato, Shalboni, W. Midnapore, 23-11-09
(306) Ashok Kotal, Shalboni, W. Midnapore, 23-11-09
(307) Madan Ghosh, Binpur, W. Midnapore, 24-11-09
(308) Subimal Mali, Arsha, Purulia, 26-11-09
(309) Srikanta Banerjee, Binpur, W. Midnapore, 27-11-09
(310) Alok Mondal, Binpur, W. Midnapur, 27-11-09
(311) Karuna Mahato, Shalboni, W. Midnapur, 27-11-09
(312) Braja Bikash Mahato, Binpur, W. Midnapur, 27-11-09
(313) Bomkesh Giri, Binpur, W. Midnapur, 27-11-09
(314) Rassel Seikh, Kaliachak, Maldah, 28-11-09
(315) Dhanapati Murmu, Shalboni, W. Midnapur, 28-11-09
(316) Manowara Bibi, Bishnpur, 24, Parganas (S), 02-12-09
(317) Animesh Mitra, Bongaon, 24, Parganas (N), 02-12-09
(318) Nimai Singh, Belpahari, W. Midnapur, 03-12-09
(319) Koni Singh, Belpahari, W. Midnapur, 03-12-09
(320) Ramchandra Lay, Arsha, Purulia, 04-12-09
(321) Bholanath Khutia, Moyna, East Midnapur, 05-12-09
(322) Gurupada Mondal, Moyna, East Midnapur, 05-12-09
(323) Sanatan Pratihar, Lalgarh, W. Midnapur, 06-12-09
(324) Subol Mahato, Belpahari, West Midnapur, 08-12-09
(325) Asit Mondal, Bandowan, Purulia, 09-12-09
(326) Brahspati Mahato, Jhargram, West Midnapur, 09-12-09
(327) Manik Mahato, Jhargram, West Midnapur, 09-12-09
(328) Bijoy Mahato, Jhargram, West Midnapur, 09-12-09
(329) Robi Mahato, Shalboni, West Midnapur, 09-12-09
(330) Panchanan Mahato, Shalboni, W. Midnapur, 11-12-09
(331) Tilak Tudu, Shalboni, W. Midnapur, 11-12-09
(332) Dinabandhu Soren, Lalgarh, W. Midnapur, 12-12-09
(333) Akshay Mondqal, Ramnagar, E. Midnapur, 17-12-09
(334) Anil Chalak, Shalboni, W. Midnapur, 17-12-09
(335) Dayal Chalak, Shalboni, W. Midnapur, 17-12-09
(336) Amal Patra, Shalboni, W. Midnapur, 17-12-09
(337) Shridam Hembram, Belpahari, W. Midnapur, 18-12-09
(338) Nishikanta Bera, Midnapur Sadar, E. Midnapur, 18-12-09
(339) Sisir Jana, Dharampur, W. Midnapur, 18-12-09
(340) Gopal Mahato, Jhargram, W. Midnapur, 19-12-09
(341) Khagen Mahato, Jhargram, W. Midnapur, 19-12-09
(342) Mossaraf Khan. Canning, 24, Parganas (S), 20-12-09
(343) Sadhan Mahato, Jhargram, W. Midnapur, 22-12-09
(344) Jiarul Haque Molla, Bhangad, 24, Pgs (S), 22-12-09
(345) Sadek Seikh, Hariharpara, Murshidabad, 23-12-09
(346) Sariful Seikh, Hariharpara, Murshidabad, 23-12-09
(347) Prabir Dandapat, Gopiballavpur, W. Midnapur, 23-12-0
(348) Hablu Patra, Lalgarh, W. Midnapur, 23-12-09
(349) Sadhan Mahato, Lalgarh, W. Midnapur, 23-12-09
(350) Biswanath Murmu, Belpahari, W. Midnapur, 24-12-09
(351) Rameswar Murmu, Ranibandh, Bankura, 26-12-09
(352) Abdul Hai, Rampurhat, Birbhum, 28-12-09
(353) Kalipada Hembram, Ranibandh, Bankura, 30-12-09
(354) Anand Singh, Belpahari, W. Midnapur, 31-12-09
(355) Kunaram Singh, Belpahari, W. Midnapur, 31-12-09
(356) Bhagbat Singh, Nayagram, W. Midnapur, 01-01-10
(357) Rabindra Mondal, Ramnagar, E. Midnapur, 01-01-10
(358) Anath Singh, Belpahari, W. Midnapur, 03-01-10
(359) Hiteswar Singh, Belpahari, W. Midnapur, 03-01-10
(360) Jhantu Patra, Lalgarh, W. Midnapur, 03-01-10
(361) Hekim Munda, Shalboni, W. Midnapur, 03-01-10
(362) Bapi Bakli, Shalboni, W. Midnapur, 03-01-10
(363) Panchanan Mondal, Baharampur, Murshidabad, 04-01-10
(364) Haren Baske, Ranibandh, Purulia, 07-01-10
(365) Sk. Manjur Ali, Jungalmahal, 08-01-10 (*)
(366) Nirmal Nayek, Jungalmahal, 08-01-10 (*)
(367) Dhonu Rajaki, Bandowan, Purulia, 10-01-10
(368) Biswanath Dutta, Simlapol, Bankura, 10-01-10
(369) Dinesh Haldar, Canning, 24, Parganas, 11-01-10
(370) Biswanath Gayen, Canning, 24, Parganas, 11-01-10
(371) Khayrul Jamadar, Canning, 24, Parganas, 11-01-10
(372) Selim Jamdadar, Canning, 24, Parganas, 11-01-10
(373) Gobinda Pradhan, Mathurapur, 24, Parganas, 13-01-10
(374) Uttam Banik, Palta, North 24, Parganas, 15-01-10
(375) Tarashankar Sarkar, Khanpur, S. Dinajpur, 15-01-10
(376) Lina Khatoon (12 Yrs), Islampur, N. Dinajpur, 16-01-10
(377) Dipanwita Jana, Nandigram, E. Midnapur, 22-01-10
(378) Mahadeb Bouri, Dubrajpur, Birbhum, 22-01-10
(379) Pratham Bouri, Dubrajpur, Birbhum, 22-01-10
(380) Robi Das, Kalyani, Nadia, 24-01-10
(381) Guhiram Singh, Nayagram, W. Midnapur, 25-01-10
(382) Bechuram Adak, Tarakeswar, Hooghly, 25-01-10
(383) Sanjay Ghosh, Barikul, Bankura, 26-01-10
(384) Ranjit Hembram, Sarenga, Bankura, 27-01-10
(385) Jaganath Mahato, Shalboni, W. Midnapur, 30-01-10
(386) Fazlool Karim, Suri, Birbhum, 30-01-10
(387) Jamal Seikh, Suri, Birbhum, 30-01-10
(388) Fagu Seikh, Suri, Birbhum, 30-01-10
(389) Atul Singh Sardar, Belpahari, W. Midnapur, 01-02-10
(390) Khuran Seikh, Kaliachak, Maldah, 04-02-10
(391) Basudeb Das, Khairasole, Birbhum, 04-02-10
(392) Baren Singh, Belpahari, W. Dinajpur, 11-02-10
(393) Saidul Mallick, Beldanga, Murshidabad, 12-02-10
(394) Kalo Seikh, Nanoor, Birbhum, 14-02-10
(395) Basudeb Mete, Nanoor, Birbhum, 14-02-10
(396) Ajoy Thapa, Shilda, W. Midnapur, 15-02-10
(397) Gogan Pradhan, Shilda, W. Midnapur, 15-02-10
(398) Bihan Kachari, Shilda, W. Midnapur, 15-02-10
(399) Prem Singh Bhutia, Shilda, W. Midnapur, 15-02-10
(400) Mikmar Tamang, Shilda, W. Midnapur, 15-02-10
(401) Arun Singh Thakuri, Shilda, W. Midnapur, 15-02-10
(402) Surya Bahadur Thapa, Shilda, W. Midnapur, 15-02-10
(403) Jivan Chetri, Shilda, W. Midnapur, 15-02-10
(404) Banin Chandra Dhimari, Shilda, W. Midnapur, 15-02-10
(405) Arindra Kumar Rava, Shilda, W. Midnapur, 15-02-10
(406) Kanteswar Basumatari, Shilda, W. Midnapur, 15-02-10
(407) Monal Chetri, Shilda, W. Midnapur, 15-02-10
(408) Suresh Rai, Shilda, W. Midnapur, 15-02-10
(409) Nimte Sherpa, Shilda, W. Midnapur, 15-02-10
(410) Pradip Pradhan, Shilda, W. Midnapur, 15-02-10
(411) Madhukar Subba, Shilda, W. Midnapur, 15-02-10
(412) Shanti Kumar Rai, Shilda, W. Midnapur, 15-02-10
(413) Dambar Bahadur Chetri, Shilda, W. Midnapur, 15-02-10
(414) Chandra Chetri, Shilda, W. Midnapur, 15-02-10
(415) Gopal Krishna Chetri, Shilda, W. Midnapur, 15-02-10
(416) Biman Rai, Shilda, W. Midnapur, 15-02-10
(417) Doulat Rai, Shilda, W. Midnapur, 15-02-10
(418) Premtosh Lepcha, Shilda, W. Midnapur, 15-02-10
(419) Ram Bahadur Thapa, Shilda, W. Midnapur, 15-02-10
(420) Nakul Singh, Bandowan, Purulia, 18-02-10
(421) Baneswar Singh, Bandowan, Purulia, 18-02-10
(422) Karani Mahato, Bandowan, Purulia, 18-02-10
(423) Robi Lochan Mitra, Sarenga, Bankura, 25-02-10
(424) Biswanath Mondal, Balarampur, Purulia, 01-03-10
(425) Kalu Das, Gopiballavpur, W Midnapur, 03-03-10
(426) Swapan Mondal, Belpahari, W Midnapur, 04-03-10
(427) Fagu Seikh, Manikchak, Malda, 05-03-10
(428) Chandan Singh, Shalboni, W Midnapur, 08-03-10
(429) Shib Shankar Das, Shalboni, W Midnapur, 08-03-10
(430) Binod Singh, Shalboni, W Midnapur, 08-03-10
(431) Shankar Singh, Panskura, E Midnapur, 10-03-10
(432) Bhim Chandra Dhara, Srirampur, Hooghly, 11-03-10
(433) Manoj Hembram, Lalgarh, W Midnapur, 15-03-10
(434) Tapan Dalui, Lalgarh, W Midnapur, 17-03-10
(435) Prabhat Mondal, Manikchak, Malda, 21-03-10
(436) Hemanta Pradhan, Sankrail, Jhargram, W Midnapur, 23-03-10
(437) Basir Khan, Jhargram, W Midnapur, 24-03-10
(438) Ajoy Dey, Jhargram, W Midnapur, 24-03-10
(439) Shibaprasad Mondal, Jhargram, W Midnapur, 24-03-10
(440) Rabi Singh Muda, Jhargram, W Midnapur, 24-03-10
(441) Tilak Barui,Bangaon, North 24 Pgs, 31-03-10
(442) Partha Biswas, Belpahari, Midnapur (W), 04-04-10
(443) Md Islam, Titagarh, 24, Parganas (N), 04-04-10
(444) Swapan Singh Sardar, Ranibandh, Bankura, 06-04-10
(445) Subrata Chowdhury, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 07-04-10
(446) Koushik Dutta, Jhargram, Midnapur (W), 10-04-10
(447) Paban Mahato, Jhargram, Midnapur (W), 10-04-10
(448) Md Habibullah, Barasat, 24, Parganas (N), 13-04-10
(449) Ranjit Mal, Shalboni, Midnapur (W), 13-04-10
(450) Goutam Mal, Shalboni, Midnapur (W), 13-04-10
(451) Jaladhar Bagdi, Patrasayer, Bankura, 14-04-10
(452) Swapan Das, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 15-04-10
(453) Nantu Seikh, Mangalkote, Burdwan, 16-04-10
(454) Dilip Mirdha, Rajnagar, Birbhum, 19-04-10
(455) Sailen Mahato, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 20-04-10
(456) Noor Ali, Dubrajpur, Birbhum, 21-04-10
(457) Madhu Khan, Dubrajpur, Birbhum, 21-04-10
(458) Ashok Singh, Nayagram, W Midnapur, 23-04-10
(459) Parameswar Murmu, Ranibandh, Bankura, 25-04-10
(460) Biswanth Mahato, Lalgarh, W Midnapur, 26-04-10
(461) Nihar Mahato, Jhargram, W Midnapur, 28-04-10
(462) Sishu Mahato, Shalboni, W Midnapur, 29-04-10
(463) Haripada Mondal, Nabagram, Murshidabad, 29-04-10
(464) Ranjit Mahato, Shalboni, W Midnapur, 29-04-10
(465) Subodh Mondal, Shalboni, W Midnapur, 29-04-10
Most of the Maoist victims are teachers, grocers, daily wage earners, farmers, government employees, police & soldiers, labourers, students, rickshaw pullers, hawkers and people belonging to other weaker sections of the society.
It is also a fact that most of the victims belong to indigenous people comprising Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes, Muslims and other weaker sections of the society.
Apart from this, 65 police personnel 1 doctor, 1 nurse, 4 government employees on duty were also killed by Maoists.
There is no denying the fact that PUCL, APDR and other similar “so-called” human right organizations and some pseudo intellectuals have been fully supporting the Maoist ideology and brutalities on different pretexts to destabilize the country. Even they try to justify the brutal massacre of Indian Jawans by Maoists in Garchirouli, Dantewara, Shilda, Orissa and other places. In the parliament the so-called intellectuals and human right organisations have been very rightly termed as “OVER-GROUND FACES OF UNDER-GROUND MAOIST MOVEMENT”
Under the circumstances, I would request you to kindly look into the matter seriously and ensure that this procession of deaths in India is stopped immediately in the interest of human rights of all irrespective of political affiliation, caste, creed and religion.
Thanking you while awaiting prompt action.
Again with regards,
Yours faithfully,
Gouranga Chatterjee
