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INDIAN HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS AND ATROCITIES IN IOJK

“It's been 20 days since the people of J&K “GOI’s unilateral and shocking had their freedom and civil liberties decisions will have far-reaching and curtailed. Leaders of the Opposition and dangerous consequences. This is an Press got a taste of the draconian aggression against Kashmiris. The administration and brute force unleashed decisions are unilateral, illegal & on people of J&K when we tried to visit unconstitutional. A long & tough

Srinagar” battle lies ahead. We are ready” Rahul Gandhi Omar Abdullah

FOREWORD Notwithstanding India’s illegitimate occupation of Jammu & Kashmir for over seven decades, and continued oppression against the Kashmiris resulting therefrom; India’s recent illegal, undemocratic and unconstitutional actions followed by the most brutal military clampdown amid total communication blackout merits attention of the global political-legal-diplomatic community more than ever before. India’s imposition of strict curfew, detention of the entire political leadership, large-scale arrests of thousands of innocent Kashmiris coupled with extremely harsh suppression of all fundamental human rights amidst the full freeze on landline, mobile and internet communications is fast leading to “major humanitarian crisis” for more than 8 million people in the Kashmir Valley & partially for about 6 million in the Jammu Region. Waking up the world’s conscience is imperative to prevent the Indian Occupation Forces from affecting an unrelenting massacre, while the supplies of food, medicine and other necessities of life are deliberately withheld. This humble compilation based on scantily available information from IOJK till 25 August 2019 merits widest circulation leading to a strong global pressure on the Government of India to abide by United Nations Security Council Resolutions and fulfilling its own decades old promises such as, made by India’s first Prime Minister Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru in January 1952, “Kashmir is not the property of India or Pakistan; it belongs to the Kashmiri People. When Kashmir acceded to India, we made it clear to the leaders of Kashmiri people that we would ultimately abide by the verdict of their plebiscite; if they tell us to walk out, I would have no hesitation in quitting Kashmir. We have taken this issue to the United Nations and given our word of honour for a peaceful solution; as a great nation we cannot go back on it. We have left the question to find a solution to the people of Kashmir; and we are determined to abide by their decision.”

There is an urgent need for the global politico-diplomatic community for rising to the occasion and play their due role in preventing an impending genocide in IOJK or else posterity will never forgive them for inaction at this crucial juncture in history. 1

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Page Serial Subjects Number

1. General 4

2. Comparative Analysis 6

3. Indian Narrative 7

Pakistan Centric Efforts 4. 8  Indian Ceasefire Violations

International Reports on Human Right Violations in IOJK  Office of the High Commission for Human Rights Reports  2018 Report  Sequel Report 2019  Amnesty International Report 2019 5. 8-12  Human Rights Commission Special Rapporteurs’ Letter to India  British All Parties Parliamentary Kashmir Group Report  All Parties Parliamentary Kashmir Group Resolution in UK Parliament  Annual US Report on Human Rights  Organisation of Islamic Countries Resolution Repeal of Article 370 and India’s Continuing HRVs  An Unpopular Decision  Massive Arrests  Funeral Processions  Deployment of Additional Troops  Activation of Torture Cells 6.  Torture in Prisons 12-34  Killing of Innocent Kashmiri Civilians  Imposition of Curfew and Emergency-Like Situation  Communication Blackout  Use of Pellet Guns  Shortage of Food Supplies / Medicines  Health Care Services 2

 Women Molestation  Attacks on Religious Places  Arson and Damage to Property  Use of Chemical Weapons by Indian Occupation Forces in IOJK  Use of Semi / Half Jacketed Bullets  Innocent Victims  Prejudice of Indian Supreme Court  Land Purchase  International Community Responses on Human Rights Violations  Members of UK Parliament  Human Rights Watch  Amnesty International  Organisation of Islamic Countries  International Commission of Jurists  Office of the High Commission for Human Rights  United Nations Human Rights Experts  Genocide Watch  BJP’s Stance on Kashmir

7. Conclusion 35

Annexures

Annex A – Situation in Indian Occupied Jammu and Kashmir – Post 5 August 36 Abrogation of Article 370

Annex B – Funeral Processions 39

Annex C – Massive Arrests 42

Annex D – List of Killed Innocent Kashmiri People 45

Annex E – What Curfew looks like!!! 51

Annex F – Pellet Gun Victims 54

Annex G - List of Victims with Pellet / Bullet Injuries 56

Annex H – Gang Rape / Molestation of Women 99

Annex I – Arson and Damage to Property 101 3

Annex J – Innocent Victims 103

Annex K – US Member of Congress Thomas R. Suozzi’s Letter to the Secretary of 107 State on Situation in Indian Occupied Jammu and Kashmir

Annex L – Genocide Watch Issues Genocide Alert in Indian Occupied Jammu and 109 Kashmir

Annex M – UK Parliamentarians Letter to UN Secretary General Expressing 111 Reservations over Unilateral Abrogation of Article 370

Annex N – Indian Rejection of the Office of the High Commission for Human 113 Rights’ Report on Human Rights Violations 4

HUMAN RIGHT VIOLATIONS BY INDIA IN INDIAN OCCUPIED KASHMIR “We declare that human rights are for all of us, all the time: whoever we are and wherever we are from; no matter our class, our opinions, our sexual orientation.” – Former United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon

General 1. For decades, India has denied basic human rights including the right to self- determination to Kashmiris flouting numerous resolutions of UN Security Council; but recently it has raised the severity of atrocities amid a tight security clamp down. India’s unilateral abrogation of Article 370 and 35A (explicitly violating the wishes of Kashmiris) is an attempt to legitimize its occupation and affect forced annexation of the territory. Due to the fear of massive uprising and protests, India is now unabashedly stifling the voice of Kashmiri people, primarily to prevent the spill over of news about suppression of fundamental freedoms. Indian Occupation Forces are perpetrating severe brutalities against the innocent populace and aggravating their lives on daily basis.

2. Over the last month or so, the Government of India has staunchly denied access to the World Community and International Human Rights Organizations by crossing all norms of humanity. An upward surge has been witnessed in various kinds of violations including killings, humiliation and conduct of cordon & search operations to cover up the illegal actions of the Government of India. Presence of 700,000 Indian army personnel and almost 700,000 troops from other security agencies including CRPF, SOG, Black Cat Commandos, Police and intelligence agencies have made the life of Kashmiri masses miserable. Hiding the real situation in IOJK, Indian authorities resort to atrocious methods and gross human rights violations through its security forces especially RAW / CRPF / Indian Army.

3. In nutshell, India is using diversionary tactics, disinformation and obfuscation of facts and events to create a smokescreen over violation of basic human rights of people in IOJK.

4. In the words of Lord Eric Avebury, an English politician and human rights campaigner, ―The atrocities committed by Indian imperialists in occupied Kashmir surpass brutalities of apartheid regime in South Africa or of Nazis 50 years ago‖. Human rights abuses have been 5 a part of Indian campaign against Muslim Kashmiris since 1947 particularly after 1990. The oppression has been manifested in different types of human rights abuses such as disappearances, torture, rape and molestation of Muslim women etc. Indian troops have seldom been held accountable despite committing serious human rights violations (HRVs) due to imposition of black laws such as the Armed Forces Special Powers Act (AFSPA), which gives soldiers effective immunity from prosecution for serious human rights abuses. India has put aside all its obligations to ensure political and civil rights of Kashmiris as the State party to different international humanitarian treaties such as The International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR). Moreover, it backtracked from its promise to hold plebiscite in IOJK according to the wishes of Kashmiri people under the aegis of UN. Ironically, international community, UN and powerful states have forgotten the golden document of Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) and have turned deaf and dumb towards severe human rights issues in Indian occupied Kashmir. India not only violates the basic rights of Kashmiris but also dubbed reports on HRVs by authentic UN bodies such as Office of the High Commission for Human Rights (OHCHR) as false and motivated narrative. Summary of the statistics of various human right violations from January 1989 till August 2019 is as under:-

 Total killings - 100,178

 Custodial killings - 8,532

 Civilians arrested - 164,931

 Structure destroyed / damaged - 109, 247

 Women widowed - 22,899

 Children orphaned - 107,758

 Women gang-raped / molested - 11,107

 Pellet guns injuries - 3,800

5. Comparative Analysis. HRVs committed by Indian occupation forces in IOJK through 2016/2017 and 2018/2019 are as under:- 6

2016/17 97 355 Killings 32 741 Arrests Arson 2,138 Women Widowed 7,025 Children Orphaned Women Molested

2017/18 146 3570 Killings 374 Arrests 779 Arson Women Widowed 2,849 Children Orphaned Women Molested

49 2018/19 3161 Killings

405 Arrests 577 Arson Women Widowed 2,890 Children Orphaned Women Molested

6. Indian Narrative. Over a period of time, India has developed a narrative in which she is trying to change the dynamics of Kashmir Freedom Movement (hereafter referred to as the Movement). The evolved narrative entails tagging legitimate Kashmir Movement with international and/or cross border state sponsored terrorism, making a pretext for non- engagement with Pakistan, precluding efforts by the international community for third party mediation, employing all possible means to quell the Movement, and instituting demographic and constitutional changes for illegal and forced annexation of the disputed territory without any regards for the peoples’ aspirations, international laws and UN Resolutions. Towards this end, the Indian Government is geared upto:-  Desperate under the influence of Rashtriya Swayam Sewaksangh (RSS) / Hindu fundamentalists to change the demography of IOJK and strengthen the hold of central government in Kashmir affairs. In order to materialize these ambitions; India has recently abrogated Article 370 of Indian Constitution which gives special status to IOJK in all matters except communications, defence and foreign affairs, and Article 35 A which gave IOJK legislature the power to define State’s ―permanent residents‖.  Using Indian economic and diplomatic strength, to promote India’s stance on Kashmir violating UN Resolutions as her internal matter.  Attrite, exhaust and undertake phased elimination of pro-movement entities.  Make Hurriyat leadership (pro-movement) totally irrelevant through falsified links with external factors on different accounts with a view to permanently sideline them.  Project Kashmir as India’s internal matter, keep the international human rights bodies away from IOJK and divert focus of World Community from the region which is bleeding since decades especially last one year.  Propagate to isolate Pakistan on false charges of terrorism / unrest in IOJK and try to force it to compromise on Kashmir Issue.  No engagement with Kashmiri leadership and Pakistan on Kashmir dispute, thus forestall any possibility of solution of Kashmir dispute bilaterally.  Preclude any option of third party mediation or even indulgence by international organizations / international actors. 8

7. Pakistan Centric Efforts

 India is continuously blaming Pakistan for its involvement in IOJK and cross Line of Control (LoC) terrorism. Besides activating its media, it is also using its NGOs and think tanks to propagate anti-Pakistan perceptions.  India unintermittently pressurizes Pakistan to curtail its historic contacts with pro- movement leadership. Moreover, it also obstructs adding Kashmir Issue to the agenda points of bilateral dialogue which otherwise constitute the foundation of relations between the two countries.  India keeps blaming Pakistan for abetting / facilitating Lashkar-e-Tayyeba (LeT) for terrorist activities in mainland India and IOJK; however, it has never been able to provide any concrete evidence.  Indian Ceasefire Violations (CFVs). As a pressure tactics, India resorts to CFVs resulting into civilian casualties. Since January 2017, India has carried out over 4,754 CFVs causing casualties to dozens of innocent civilian. Details on some of violations and casualties reported are:- Civilian Civilian Year CFVs Remarks Deaths Injuries Highest casualties (46) 2016 382 46 150 since 2003

2017 1,970 35 205 35 killed and 205 injured

Highest number of CFVs 2018 2,784 21 220 since 2003

Till Jul 2019 1,480 15 105 Post Abrogation of Aug 2019 210 70 1000 Article 370, approx. 6,000 arrests have been made

8. International Reports on HRVs in IOJK  OHCHR’s Report (2018) on the Human Rights Situation in Kashmir  In June 2018, OHCHR released a comprehensive report which mostly documents India’s gross HRVs in IOJK. The report covers indian State machinery’s human rights abuses in IOJK from June 2016 to April 2018, including impunity and lack of justice, excessive and brutal use of force, arbitrary arrests of innocent Kashmiri people, use of pellet shotguns; 9

torture; enforced disappearances; reprisals against Human Rights defenders and journalists; violations of rights to health and education and sexual violence. Practically, the report is United Nations’ diplomatic breakthrough into the status of Jammu and Kashmir; and is an undeniable reaffirmation of what Pakistan has long highlighted to the international community.  OHCHR’s Recommendations for the Government of India . India to fully respect its international human rights obligations in IOJK. . Urgently repeal AFSPA and concurrently remove the requirement for central government’s prior permission to prosecute security forces personnel. . Establish independent, impartial and credible investigations into the deaths of civilians. . Investigate all deaths that have occurred in the context of security operations. SRINAGAR YOUTH RUN OVER BY . Investigate all cases of abuse CRPF VEHICLE committed by armed forces. . Provide relief and rehabilitation to all individuals suffered. . Investigate and prosecute all cases of sexual violence. . Bring into compliance with international human rights standards all Indian laws relating use of force. . Amend PSA to ensure compliance with international human rights law. . Release or charge under applicable criminal law, all detainees. . Treat any person under 18 in line with Convention on rights of the child. . Investigate blanket bans on restrictions on access to the internet, mobile, communication and information. . End restrictions on movement of journalists and end ban on publication of newspapers. 10

. Fully protect right of self-determination of the people of Kashmir as protected under international law.  Negative Reaction by the Government of India. The Government of India, as predicted, reacted vociferously by terming the report as fallacious, tendentious and motivated. Arguably, India has called into question the credibility of United Nations‟ institution of OHCHR  OHCHR Sequel Report 2019. In July 2019, OHCHR released its sequel report covering the period from May 2018 to April 2019. In addition to building on contents of the previous report, this report documents in detail the excessive use of force and extrajudicial killings, use of pellet guns, impunity enjoyed by Indian forces, use of torture, lack of credible investigations into HRVs and lack of freedom of expression in IOJK. The report reinforces the legal and normative basis of J&K question and also reaffirms the right of self- determination. One of the key recommendations of the report is the call for establishment of a Commission of Inquiry for investigation into HRVs.  Amnesty International Report 2019. In June 2019, Amnesty International in its report, ―Tyranny of a Lawless Law‖ highlights the draconian nature of Public Safety Act (PSA) which circumvents the criminal justice system in IOJK and undermines accountability, transparency and respect for

human rights. The report finds a pattern of abuse by authorities, PELLET VICTIM FROM KULGAM – 29 MAY 19 subjugating individuals to severe mental and physical torture and calls for an independent investigation into human rights abuses in the valley.  Human Rights Commissions (HRC) Special Rapporteurs Letter to India. In March 2019, three current Special Rapporteurs on Extrajudicial Executions, Torture, and Right to Health – Agnes Callamard, Dainius Puras and Nils Melzer wrote a letter to Indian Government and asked about steps taken to address the 11

HRVs listed in the June 2018 report of OHCHR. Reacting angrily to this letter, India has informed the United Nations body that “it will no longer entertain any communication with the HRC‟s Special Rapporteurs on the report”.  UK - All Parties Parliamentary Kashmir Group (APPKG) Report 2018. On 31 October 2018, APPKG, a UK parliamentary body, released its report on massive HRVs and atrocities committed by Indian forces in IOJK. The report highlights the draconian laws, including the AFSPA and PSA, under which Indian occupation forces are committing human rights abuses in IOJK with impunity. The report calls for an immediate ban on the use of pellet guns against innocent unarmed civilians in the valley by the Indian Army. Furthermore, it condemns the illegal arrests, enforced disappearances in occupied Kashmir, and calls for the prosecution of Indian Armed Forces. The APPKG, chaired by Member of Parliament Chris Leslie, demands in the report that a comprehensive public investigation should be made into identities of the bodies found in mass / unmarked graves.  APPKG Resolution in UK Parliament. On 7 March 2019, the Chairperson of APPKG, Debbie Abrahams, submitted a resolution in the British Parliament seeking settlement of the Kashmir dispute and an end to uncertainty between Pakistan and India. The resolution said that the unresolved Kashmir dispute was the main cause of tension between the two nuclear neighbours and its settlement could herald progress and prosperity in the region. The resolution asked the UK government and Parliament to play their moral role in resolution of the Kashmir dispute.  US Report on Human Rights 2018. The Annual US Report on Human Rights (2018) while citing wide spread HRVs by Indian forces in IOJK has called for an international probe into the rights’ abuses in the territory. 12

 Organisation of Islamic Countries (OIC) Resolution on IOJK 2019. On 2 March 2019, a ministerial meeting of the OIC passed a resolution, condemning India’s state terrorism, expressing deep concerns over the atrocities and HRVs being committed in IOJK. Furthermore, it reaffirms OIC’s unwavering support for the Kashmiri people in their just cause. The resolution highlights that Jammu & Kashmir remained the core dispute between Pakistan and India and its resolution is indispensable for the dream for peace in South Asia. It also reminds the international community of its obligation to ensure implementation of UN Security Council resolutions on the Jammu & Kashmir dispute. 9. Repeal of Article 370 and India’s Continuing HRVs. On 5 August 2019, the Indian government abrogated Articles 370 and 35A, dissolved the state of IOJK, and bifurcated it into two Union Territories. Indian action constituted material change to the situation in Kashmir which is prohibited under UNSC resolutions 38 and 91. Since Kashmir is an internationally recognized dispute with UNSC resolutions on it, Pakistan does not view it as an internal matter of India. From Pakistan’s perspective, IOJK is an illegally occupied territory by India.

 Infact, revocation Articles 370 and 35A is aimed at altering the demographic structure of the IOJK, which directly impacts the inalienable right to self- determination of the Kashmiri people as well as violates a variety of civil, political, economic, social and cultural rights. As a consequence, illegal Indian settlements in Kashmir are anticipated which will deepen the axes of conflicts and lead to more violence.  According to prominent Social and Human Right Activist Arundhati Roy, Indian government prepared the ground before repealing Article 370. She said, ―On 1 August, in preparation for that (abrogation of Article 370), the already draconian Unlawful Activities Prevention Act was amended to expand the definition of terrorist to include individuals, not just organizations. The amendment allows the government to designate any individual as a terrorist without following the due judicial process of a First Information Report, charge sheet, trial and conviction.‖  A team of four activists including Jean Drèze (Economist), Kavita Krishnan (Communist Party of India), Maimoona Mollah (All India Democratic Women’s Association) and Vimal Bhai (National Alliance of People’s Movements), spent 13

five days, 9 to 13 August in IOJK and issued a detailed report titled “Kashmir Caged”. During their visit they gained first-hand information about situation in IOJK, a mention of which is interspersed in the succeeding paragraphs, while a brief depiction of IOJK’s situation (Post 5 August Abrogation of Article 370) is at Annex A.  Vice President of Jammu & Kashmir Democratic Freedom Party (DFP), Mehmood Ahmed Saghar in a letter addressed to the leaders of the five permanent members of the UN Security Council termed the repeal of article 370 as an Act of Aggression and highlighted the prevailing precarious situation in the region. He mentioned in his letter, ―The entire valley has been turned into an open-air-jail by the Indian authorities, normal life has been brought to a grinding halt and people caged in their homes have been living in horrifying conditions. This inhuman lockdown has led to shortage of medicines and essential food commodities in the troubled region. Voices of human rights defenders have been silenced and subjugated. Section 144 forbidding any gathering of citizens has been imposed to prevent the movement of people. The eyes of the international community must open to the fact that the worst effected in this inhuman clampdown are the children and senior citizens‖.  An Unpopular Decision. Nobel laureate Dr Amartya Sen has vehemently criticised the Indian government’s decision to revoke occupied Kashmir’s special status. Indian government, immediately after abrogating Article 370, not only enforced a clamp down, but also portrayed a wrong picture of “all is well” in IOJK. Contrary to this perception PROTEST DEMONSTRATION BY NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON created by Indian Government, the ABROGATION OF ARTICLE 370 Kashmir Caged Team sums up their experience, ―We met BJP spokesperson on Kashmir affairs, Ashwani Kumar Chrungoo at the office of Rising Kashmir, a Kashmir newspaper. The conversation was initially cordial. He told us he had come to Kashmir from Jammu to persuade people to support the abrogation of Article 370. His main argument was that since the BJP had won a 46% vote share in J&K and had won 14

an unprecedented majority in Parliament, they had not only a right but a duty to keep their promise of scrapping Article 370. ‘46% vote share – that’s a license’, he said. He refused to acknowledge that this 46% vote share while winning only three Lok Sabha seats (Jammu, Udhampur and Ladakh) was possible only because the voter turnout in the three other Lok Sabha seats (Srinagar, Anantnag and Baramulla) was the lowest in the whole country. When asked, should a Government impose an unpopular decision on people of Kashmir who have not voted for that decision, at gunpoint? Chrungoo said, ‘In Bihar when Nitish Kumar imposed prohibition, he didn’t ask the alcoholics for their permission or consent. It’s the same here.’ His contempt for the people of Kashmir was evident from this analogy‖.  Funeral Processions. The intensity of funeral processions over last couple of years is enough to challenge false Indian claims of cross border infiltration in Kashmir. If these were so called terrorists coming from across the border, such huge processions would not have existed. Pictorial representation of some funeral processions is given at Annex B.  Deployment of Additional Troops. Deployment of additional 180,000 troops having absolute impunity under draconian laws, imposition of curfew, arrest/ imprisonment of Kashmiri leaders and suspension of communication services, among other, clearly reflect Indian designs. It is now clear that these precautionary measures were taken by India to neutralize Kashmiri resistance to its actions and to divert world's attention from attempts to change the demographic structure of IOJK. These measures will result in increased repression in IOJK, foster a cycle of violence, and plunge the region in prolonged conflict.  Massive Arrests. Massive arrests have been made in Jammu & Kashmir and are still continuing at an unabated speed. Till 26 August, more than 1,100 political activists and innocent Kashmiris have been arrested and shifted to Agra (Uttar Pradesh). Similarly, more than 70 Hurriyat leaders have been arrested and shifted to Agra. Resultantly, hundreds of political leaders and activists remain arrested, including many outside IOJK, without access to family members or legal counsel. Pictorial coverage of arrests is at Annex C. 15

 Some accounts of arrests are as under:-

 According to Kashmir Caged Report, at least 600 political leaders and civil society activists are under arrest. There is no clear information on what laws are invoked to arrest them, or where they are being held. A very large number of political leaders (exact figures not known) have been placed under house arrest.

 A magistrate, speaking to AFP on condition of anonymity, said that at least 4,000 people were arrested and held under the PSA.

 According to Kashmir Media Service more than 900 political leaders & workers have been house arrested or are in jails and 6,000 people have been arrested under the PSA. Hotels, guest houses, private and government buildings have been converted into make shift jails.

 Agence France-Presse reported that the authorities have detained thousands of Kashmiris under the PSA, a controversial law that allows detention for up to two years without charge or trial.

 On 15 August, the authorities detained Shah Faesal, a Kashmiri politician, a day after he gave an interview to the media criticizing the government’s decision.

 In Srinagar, very young schoolboys and teenagers had been arbitrarily picked up by police or army/paramilitary and held in illegal detention. Kashmir Caged Team wrote, ―We met an 11-year-old boy in Pampore who had been held in a police station between 5 August and 11 August. He had been beaten up, and he said there were boys even younger than him in 17

custody, from nearby villages. Hundreds of boys and teens are being picked up from their beds in midnight raids. The only purpose of these raids is to create fear. Women and girls told us of molestation by Armed Forces during these raids. Parents feared meeting us and telling us about the arrests (abductions) of their boys. They are afraid of PSA cases being filed. The other fear is that the boys may be disappeared – i.e. killed in custody and dumped in mass graves of which IOJK has a grim history. As one neighbour of an arrested boy said that there is no record of these arrests – illegal detentions – so if the boy disappears i.e. killed in custody, the police / army can just say they never had him in custody in the first place.‖

 Dr Amartya Sen was critical of the government’s decision to keep the mainstream political leaders of the occupied valley under arrest. He said, ―I don’t think you will ever have fairness and justice without hearing the voices of the leaders of the people and if you keep thousands of leaders under restraint and many of them in jail, including big leaders who have led the country and formed governments in the past […] you are stifling the channel of democracy that makes democracy a success.‖

 Activation of Torture Cells. Indian Occupation Forces have kept over 471 dedicated torture centers which are functioning in IOJK. As per report published in 2017, there were about 400,000 people who had been tortured from a moderate to severe degree. Besides beating them ruthlessly, common methods of torture even in normal police station / CRPF and army camps are head dipping in dirty water, rolling on front / side legs, electric shocks, inserting chili powers in private parts, cutting body parts or mutilating, keeping detainees naked, sexually abusing, inserting rods into their bodies and psychological humiliation etc. 18

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 Torture in Prisons – Post 5 August. Political Activist Shehla Rashid claimed SRINAGAR - 9 JULY 2019 human rights abuses are being carried out in IOJK to serve the agenda of the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party. Rashid claimed that in Shopian, four men were called into the Army camp and interrogated (tortured). A mic was kept close to them so that the entire neighbourhood could hear them scream, creating an environment of fear for residents of the area. Maximum killings in IOJK take place during cordon and search operations, fake encounters and while conducting torture in prisons. Data of killings for last two years till Aug 2019 is shown below:-

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60 54 48 50 37 37 40 33 33 32 33 34 29 31 28 39 27 26 28 30 22 20 19 21 16 18 20 14 21 10 13 11

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From June 2017 to 20 August 2019, 11,556 youth were arrested and almost everyone was subjected to torture (month-wise graph placed below). 19

Aug 2019 6,000 Jul 2019 48 Jun 2019 97 May 2019 156 Apr 2019 182 Mar 2019 148 Feb 2019 681 Jan 2019 93 Dec 2018 162 Nov 2018 169 Oct 2018 216 Sep 2018 466 Aug 2018 289 Jul 2018 169 Jun 2018 176 May 2018 288 Apr 2018 248 Mar 2018 117 Feb 2018 179 Jan 2018 137 Dec 2017 197 Nov 2017 106 Oct 2017 308 Sep 2017 143 Aug 2017 135 Jul 2017 450 Jun 2017 196

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 Killing of Innocent Kashmiri Civilians. Over the years, Indian Occupation Forces have continually and continuously committed grave atrocities against the Kashmiri civilians. They often resort to unprovoked, indiscriminate and disproportionate use of force which frequently results into damage to life and property of the locals. The Indian forces, exploiting protection granted to them under the notorious draconian laws, carry out use of excessive force causing lethal injuries and even deaths. An incomplete list of those who were killed by Indian military actions is attached at Annex D.  Imposition of Curfew and Emergency-Like Situation. Curfew and lockdown imposed since 4 August 2019 after revocation of special status of Jammu and Kashmir by India, has led to shortage of food, medicines, essential supplies and inaccessibility to health services. Treatment of people injured with pellet guns is also a compounding emergency. India has turned Kashmir into the largest prison in the world, where inmates have scant or no access to food and medicine. One this curfew is lifted, situation in IOJK will flare up, which will 20

lead to more extrajudicial killings, including killings in custody, blinding through the use of pellet guns and the use of rape, torture and enforced disappearance, arbitrary arrests, detentions and restricted communications.  Former US State Department spokesman Richard Boucher said that India has imposed martial law in occupied Kashmir to suppress the freedom movement. The increasing Kashmir dispute can also affect peace process in Afghanistan.

 OIC has also demanded India to immediately lift curfew in Kashmir.

 Dr Amartya Sen said, ―The Indian government has described its decision to place held Jammu and Kashmir under a massive security blanket as preventive measures to prevent a civilian backlash that it is, nevertheless, facing. That’s the classic colonial excuse. That’s how the British ran the country for 200 years. The last thing that I expected when we got our independence… is that we would go back to our colonial heritage of preventive detentions‖.

 A detail account of curfew situation is at Annex E.

 Communication Blackout. India has cut off all modes of communication and information in IOJK, including internet, telecommunications services as well as electronic media coverage. This is a blatant usurpation of basic human rights in IOJK and building up international pressure on India to end the virtual shutdowns and curfews. In the words of Mr David Kaye, special Rapporteur on the promotion and protection of the right to freedom of opinion and expression of OHCHR, "There is something about this shutdown that is draconian in a way other shutdowns usually are not."  Local newspapers could not update their online editions. Following assertions by prominent organisations and leaders indicate gravity of the situation:- 21

 UN Human rights spokesperson showed concern over communication black out.

 US news publication Foreign Policy wrote that newspapers in Srinagar haven’t been published since Monday (5 August); Kashmir has been turned invisible even inside Kashmir.

 Amnesty International urged Prime Minister Modi to lift Kashmir communication blackout.

 Meenakshi Ganguly, South Asia Director at Human Rights Watch said, ―Officials should cease using broad, repressive means to curtail the flow of information, or to prevent people from peacefully assembling and expressing their views‖. The Indian authorities also asked the social media site Twitter to suspend some accounts for allegedly spreading false information.

 The United Nations special rapporteur on freedom of expression and opinion, David Kaye, also expressed concern over the current communication clampdown.

 A journalist told Kashmir Caged Team, ―Newspapers are printing in spite of everything. Without the internet, we do not get any feed from agencies. We were reduced to reporting the J&K related developments in Parliament, from NDTV. This is undeclared censorship. If Govt is giving internet and phone connectivity to police but not to media houses what does it mean? We had some people come to our offices, speaking on behalf of Army and CRPF, asking why are you publishing photos of the curfew-affected streets?‖ Kashmiri TV channels are completely closed and unable to function. Kashmiri newspapers that carry the barest mention of protests (such as the one on Soura) are made to feel the heat from the authorities. Foreign press reporters are facing restrictions on their movement by the authorities and are unable to communicate with their own main offices because of the lack of internet. Kashmir Caged Team visited Press Enclave in Srinagar on 13 August, and found the newspaper offices closed and the area deserted except for a few stray journalists, and some CID men. One of 22

the journalists told them that papers could not be printed till at least 17 August, because they have run out of newsprint which comes from Delhi.

 The Executive Editor of Kashmir Times, Anuradha Bhasin has said that the present restrictions and clampdown on the media is comparable to that in the early 90s. She said, ―Kashmir had seen human rights violations, partial or complete ban on Internet and mobile connectivity, but this was the first time since the early 1990s when the fixed line phones too had stopped working and the mobility of journalists had been completely affected. This is the first time in 30 years that I have no information of what is happening in the Valley or parts of Jammu directly from our reporters. We are relying on the information being published in Delhi papers or the international press‖.

 Use of Pellet Guns. Hospitals are receiving numerous people with pellet gun injuries after the revocation of article 370. There have been reports of sporadic protests in IOJK since August 5, and of security forces using pellet shotguns that have led to about a dozen injuries. Pictorial coverage of pellet gun victims is at Annex F while a list of victims with pellet / bullet injuries is at Annex G. Accounts of pellet

incidents are as below:- A steady trickle of civilian victims of pellet-gun injuries at the city hospital has lent credence to reports of unrest in the Valley 23

 28 individuals being admitted with pellet injuries to SHMS hospital.

 Some 10,000 people protested in Soura (Srinagar) on 9 August. The forces responded with pellet gun fire, injuring several. The use of pellet-firing shotguns as a crowd-control weapon in IOJK has received widespread condemnation because of the large number of protester deaths and injuries.

 On 6 August, a graphic designer for the Rising Kashmir newspaper, Samir Ahmad, (in his early 20s) had argued with a CRPF man near his home in the Manderbag area of Srinagar, asking him to allow an old man to pass. Later the same day, when Samir opened the door to his house, CRPF fired at him with a pellet gun, unprovoked. He got 172 pellets in his arm and face near the eyes, but his eyesight is safe. It is clear that the pellet guns are deliberately aimed at the face and eyes, and unarmed, peaceful civilians standing at their own front doors can be targets.

 On 18 August, scores of people including a girl and little child were injured when Indian troops fired bullets, pellets and teargas shells on protesters in Soura, Rainawari, Nowhatta, Lal Bazaar Gojwara and Kathi Darwaza in Srinagar and Dooru area of Islamabad district.

 In a report dated August 9 2019, Al Jazeera documented the case of Asrar Khan, a class 11 schoolboy, who was hit by pellets and is currently under sedation at the hospital, fighting for his life. ―He has suffered serious head injuries and our priority right now is to save his life,‖ a hospital official told Al Jazeera. A doctor at Shri Maharaja Hari Singh Hospital said they had attended to approximately 40 pellet victims in the past three days (8-10 August). 24

 Shortage of Food / Medicine. With shops shut due to official restrictions, curfew-bound IOJK facing shortages of essential items, including food and medicines. Serious shortages of food especially milk for the children are reported. Patients have faced shortages of prescription drugs. ATMs are cashless and banks shut. It appears that the shortage of food, supplies and medicine is being created by design – to break the will of Kashmir people and then distribute daily supplies amongst them to win over their sentiments.  Health Care Services. A group of 18 doctors from across India warned that the grim situation in IOJK had led to a blatant denial of the right to healthcare in the territory due to curfew and communication blackout. The doctors through a joint letter coordinated by Dr. Ramani Atkuri, a public health consultant in Madhya Pradesh urged the Indian government to lift the curfew at the earliest. The letter pointed out that the lockdown and snapping of all modes of communication has made it very difficult for the people in Kashmir valley to access health care. People are unable to call an ambulance. Hospitals that are usually crowded are largely empty now. Certain medications are out of stock in local stores. Dialysis and Chemotherapy patients are unable to come for treatment. Expecting women are also facing issues. The current situation indicates blatant denial of the right to health care and right to life.  Women Molestation. Indian troops have molested countless women and girls while abducted hundreds of boys during midnight raids from 5 to 13 August, said a report released by a group of rights activists in New Delhi. Amongst top social media trends after abrogation of Article 370, ―Buy a Plot in Kashmir‖ and ―Marry a Kashmiri Girl‖ remained on top in India. Ironically many BJP leaders, including Chief Minister, Haryana Manohar Lal Khattar initially flaunted such propositions, only to back off after sever public backlash. Another BJP MLA, Vikram Saini also joined the charade. Some accounts of violation of women’s rights is at Annex H. 25

 Attacks on Religious Places. In order to create a sectarian divide between Muslims, Indian state machinery has been attacking religious places and blaming different sects for such attacks; just to divert their focus from the freedom movement.  Post 5 August, Indian Occupation Forces have slammed a strict curfew and prevented all types of movement which affected various Muslim religious congregations as well. Just after one week, Muslims all over the world observed Eid ul Adha (one out of the two holy occasions during the Islamic calendar); but Kashmiri Muslims were forcefully stopped from offering the collective Eid Prayers and were inhibited / discouraged from offering the mandatory sacrifice of animals (Qurbani) which is an obligation connected to this religious festivity.

 Due to a strict ban on movement / assembly, the regular prayers offered in mosques five times a day are obviously compromised. Moreover, the weekly congregation of Friday Prayers has also been discontinued due to the unnecessary restrictions imposed by the Indian Occupation Forces. 26

 Some of the historic attempts made by India to desecrate Islamic religious shrines in recent past are given as under:-

. Torching of Dargah Hazratbal (Barelvi sect) in Srinagar on 15 October 1993. . Burning of Dargah Ghaus-ul-Azam (Barelvi sect) in Khanyar, Srinagar on 25 June 2012 and Charar-e-Sharif (Barelvi sect) in Budgam on 10 May 1995. . Killing of President Jamiat-e-Ahle Hadith Maulvi Showkat Ahmed Shah in an Improvised Explosive Device (IED) blast in Maisuma, Srinagar (Ahle Hadith sect) on 8 April 2011. . Burning of Alam Sharif and torching of Imam Bargah in Srinagar (Shia and Sunni sects) on 29 June 2012. . Burning of mosque of Ahl e Sunnat along with houses of Shia community to create rift between both the sects on 13 August 2013.  Arson and Damage to Property. Indian occupation forces plan and then deliberately execute damage to property of civilians and use this heinous practice as a tool of coercion to dissuade the populace from participating in further 27

protests etc. pictorial description of this regular practice of Indian security forces is at Annex I.  Use of Chemical Weapons by Indian Occupation Forces in IOJK  Reportedly in order to curb legitimate Kashmir Freedom Movement and create fear among masses, Indian Army has recently started using chemical weapons against innocent Kashmiri people in IOJK. The dead bodies of chemical weapons’ victims are completely burnt and beyond recognition. Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Islamabad protested against this new form of atrocity and issued press a release on 6 July 2017, stating: „If use of chemicals in the ammunition is confirmed, then it would constitute a serious violation of International norms and India‟s International obligations under Chemical Weapons Convention (CWC)‟.

 Indian Domestic Commercial Chemical Industry. India has domestic commercial chemical industry, and produces the bulk of its own chemicals for domestic consumption. In 1992 India signed the Chemical Weapons Convention, stating that it did not have chemical weapons nor have capability to manufacture chemical weapons. India has history of producing Sarin and nerve gas agents in different quantities, and has various production facilities, prominent ones being at Maharashtra, Gujarat, Kanpur and UP.

 Brief History of India using Chemical Weapons in IOJK

. In June 1999, India used chemical weapons / ammunition in IOJK against Mujahideen for the first time. 28

. Reportedly on 9 December 2016, Indian army used chemical weapons against Mujahideen Majid Zargar at Vesu-Qazi Ghund, district Anantnag in IOJK. . On 4 July 2017 at Bahmnoo District Pulwama, again Indian army used chemical weapons against Mujahideen, Jehangir Kanday, Kifayat Ahmad and Faisal Ahmad. Their bodies were charred and were beyond visual recognition (Photos Attached). Four houses were destroyed by the army while using chemical weapons at Bahmnoo & Kakpora in Pulwama. . Indian Occupation Forces are using, inter alia, Israeli made chemical compound (RD 2PNG) which burns property / livestock within seconds. It also has the ability to completely burn that house which it is fired upon seeking targeted destruction of the entire infrastructure.  Use of Semi / Half Jacketed Bullets  Indian Army has been using semi / half jacketed bullets for suppressing the indigenous uprising of the Kashmiris. Such ammunition is used to cause excessive damage to the victim’s body and is, therefore, prohibited under international conventions.

 It only adds up to India’s frequent violations of international laws and treaties coupled with the efforts of causing pain and suffering to the Kashmiris.

 Innocent Victims. Historically, Indian forces hurt or injure benign and innocent civilians to terrorize the neighbourhoods. This victimization is targeted at women, children, the elderly and unarmed men / youth etc; some occasional pictures showing such excesses of the Indian soldiers are shown at Annex J.  Prejudice of Indian Supreme Court. Supreme Courts refuses to accord urgent hearing on 370. The Supreme Court, on 16 August, refrained from giving any ruling on Anuradha Bhasin’s (Executive Editor of Kashmir Times) plea challenging the restrictions imposed on journalists in Jammu and Kashmir recommending a ―wait-and-watch‖ policy. Later the Supreme Court of India has pended hearing against all petitions dealing with the Government’s J&K decision 29

till 1 October 2019 thus causing a unwanted / uncalled for delay on a subject otherwise needing immediate attention from the Indian judiciary.  Land Purchase. The abrogation of article 35 A leads to the possibility of people other than Kashmiris of purchasing land in IOJK thus, changing demography.  Amid anticipation about the possibility of buying land in IOJK by people from other states, Dr Amartya Sen said it should have been “something for the people of the state (occupied Jammu and Kashmir) to decide. This is something in which Kashmiris have a legitimate point of view because it is their land”.

 Going by google trends after the Indian government’s decision to revoke Kashmir’s Special Status, most number of searches to buy land in Kashmir appeared with Jharkhand at the top followed by Delhi and Haryana.

 Indian Member of Parliament Assad ud Din Awaisi brought forth a grim reality that after abrogation of Article 370, some 700,000 troops deployed in IOJK become suddenly eligible to purchase property. Not only these soldiers, but RSS activists and wealthy Indians from remaining parts of India will now become eligible to purchaser land.

 International Community’s Response on HRVs  Letter by US Member of Congress. US Member of Congress Thomas R. Suozzi initiated a letter to the US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo describing the grave situation in IOJK; and demanded that cognizance be taken of the human rights violations taking place there. Copy of the letter is attached at Annex K.

 Members UK Parliament. Faisal Rasheed, Member of Parliament for Warrington South strongly condemned Indian Government decision of repealing Article 370 and sent a letter signed by over 45 fellow members of the parliament United Nations General Assembly to intervene and prevent India’s unconstitutional attack on IOJK. Letter is at Annex L.

 Member of Canadian Legislative Assembly termed occupation of Kashmir as a crime. 30

 Human Rights Watch. India needs to step back in IOJK; authorities should release political detainees, lift the communication black out and allow access to media and independent observers and order security officials to respect human rights.

 Amnesty International. Amnesty International showed apprehensions about unilateral Indian decision which is likely to increase risk of further HRVs and inflame tensions.

. Secretary General of Amnesty International Kumi Naidoo in a statement issued on Amnesty’s website said, ―The actions of Indian government have thrown ordinary people’s life into turmoil, subjecting them to unnecessary pain and distress on the top of the years of human rights violations they have already endured. The people of Jammu and Kashmir should not be treated as pawns in a political crisis, and the international community must come together to call for their human rights to be respected. We reiterate our calls to the Indian government to act in accordance with the international human rights law and standards towards people living in Jammu and Kashmir, including in relation to arrests and detentions of political opponents, and the rights to liberty and freedom of movement‖. . Amnesty International India Chief Aakar Patel said, ―The additional deployment of thousands of security forces, a blanket blockade of telephone and internet services and restrictions on peaceful assembly already pushed the people of J&K to the edge. To make matters worse key political stakeholders have been placed under house arrest. Blanket and indefinite suspension of telecommunications services in J&K are also not in line with international human rights standards. These shutdowns affect the ability of people in Kashmir to seek, receive, and 31

impart information, which is an integral part of right of freedom of expression. An end to the abuses in J&K cannot come without the involvement of its people‖.  OIC. The OIC on 17 August has strongly condemned the ongoing security clampdown, communications blockade and denial of religious freedoms to Kashmiris in IOJK.

. According to a statement of the OIC’s Independent Permanent Human Rights Commission, ―Local and international media have widely reported the fact that Kashmiris were prevented from offering the congregational Eid prayers at Srinagar’s historical Jama Masjid and other mosques for fear of protests against the government.‖ The commission added, ―These arbitrary and unjustified administrative measures have prevented Kashmiris from performing their religious rites, a blatant violation of the right to freedom of religion, which includes the right to manifest one’s religion in teaching, practice, worship and observance, guaranteed in Article 18 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, the Declaration on the Elimination of All Forms of Intolerance and of Discrimination Based on Religion or Belief and other international human rights instruments.‖ . The OIC stated it was ―further appalled by the worsening humanitarian situation arising due to long curfews and closure of economic and social activities, which are causing severe hardships for the patients to reach hospitals and general population to replenish food and fuel supplies. These and other similar restrictions, constitute collective punishment of the populace and a grave violation of international human rights and humanitarian law, hence deplorable and detestable.‖ . The OIC has demanded the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights to urgently intervene and stop HRVs in Jammu and Kashmir where the government of India is breaching both international as well as domestic laws. 32

. ―While welcoming the recent statement of the UN secretary-general on the ongoing situation in IOJK, we call upon him and the UN high commissioner for human rights to urgently intervene to urge the government of India to: (a) immediately lift the curfew in IOJK and restore fundamental freedoms and liberties to Kashmiris; (b) release all political leaders and other political prisoners; (c) respect their right to peaceful assembly, protest and movement; (d) remove the information and communication blackout and allow freedom of expression and press ensuring reporting of facts; (e) avoid resorting to violent means including use of any forms of lethal weapons against unarmed demonstrators; (f) bring an end to the economic blockade; and (g) withdraw its security forces from Kashmiri towns and villages,‖ the statement read.  International Commission of Jurists. Secretary General Sam Zarifi condemned legislative steps taken by India. The statement said, ―The Indian government’s revocation of autonomy and Special Status of Jammu and Kashmir violates the rights of representation and participation guaranteed to the people under Indian Constitution and International Law, and is a blow to rule of law and human rights in the state and in India‖.

 OHCHR. The United Nations’ human rights agency on 7 August said India’s decision to take away Jammu and Kashmir’s special status would lead to deterioration of human rights problem in the region. Spokesperson for the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights Rupert Colville said, ―What we are now witnessing in Indian- administered Kashmir takes what was already a bit of pattern to a whole new level‖. He referred to a UN report from last month on the human rights situation that documented how authorities in the region ―have repeatedly 33

blocked telecommunications networks to muzzle dissent, used arbitrary detention to punish political dissidents and employed excessive force while dealing with protests, leading to extrajudicial killings and serious injuries‖. The spokesperson said, ―The rights body was deeply concerned that the latest restrictions in Kashmir would exacerbate the human rights situation in the region. We are again seeing blanket telecommunications restrictions, the reported arbitrary detention of political leaders and restrictions on peaceful assembly. These restrictions will prevent the people of occupied Kashmir and their elected representatives from participating fully in democratic debated about the future status of Jammu and Kashmir. The fact that hardly any information at all is currently coming out from occupied Kashmir is of great concern in itself‖. It is worth mentioning that India had earlier rejected both reports initiated by OHCHR in 2018 and 2019; letter is attached at Annex M.

 UN Human Rights Experts. Special Rapporteur on freedom of opinion David Kaye (USA), Special Rapporteur on human rights Michel Forst (France), Chair-Rapporteur Working Group on Enforced Disappearances Bernard Duhaime, Special Rapporteur on right to peaceful assembly, Clement Nyaletsossi Voule and Special Rapporteur on extrajudicial executions Agnes Callamard on 22 August 2019, expressed concern over the human rights situation after Indian parliament revoked the constitutionally-mandated status of Jammu and Kashmir. They called upon India to put an end to the violation of human rights. The experts said, ―The shutdown of the internet and telecommunication networks, without justification from the Indian government is inconsistent with the fundamental norms of necessity and proportionality. The blackout is a form of collective punishment of the people of Jammu and Kashmir, without even a pretext of a precipitating offence. We are gravely concerned about allegations that the whereabouts of some of those detained is not known as well as the general heightened risk of enforced disappearances, which may proliferate against the backdrop of mass arrests and restricted access to the internet and other communications networks‖. 34

 Genocide Watch. On 22 August, Genocide Watch, a global organisation dedicated to the prevention of genocide, has issued two warning alerts for India — one for the occupied territory of IOJK and the other for Assam state. Details at Annex N. According to 'Genocide Watch' warning is declared when there are signs of the early stages of genocide in progress. The most recent genocide alert issued by the organisation was for IOJK, in which it identified the genocidal process, based on Dr Stanton's 10 Stages of Genocide and on the basis of these developments, it has called upon the United Nations and its members to warn India not to commit genocide in IOJK. 10 Stages of Genocide in IOJK are:-

. Classification: Hindu and Sikh Indian army ―us‖ vs Kashmiri Muslim civilian ―them‖ . Symbolisation: Muslims have Muslim names (on ID cards), Kashmiri language, dress, mosques . Discrimination: Hindu pandits were economically dominant until 1990; BJP reasserted Hindu power . Dehumanisation: Muslims are called ―terrorists‖, ―separatists‖, ―criminals‖, ―insurgents‖ . Organisation: 600,000 heavily armed Indian army troops and police dominate occupied Kashmir . Polarisation: Modi and the BJP incite anti-Muslim hatred; social media spread falsehoods . Preparation: The Indian army occupies Kashmir; BJP leaders speak of the ―Final Solution‖ for Kashmir . Persecution: Kashmiri Muslims are locked down, subject to arrest, torture, rape, and murder . Extermination: Since 1990, there have been at least 25 massacres by Indian troops as well as Muslim fighters with death tolls over 25 . Denial: Modi and BJP say their goals are to ―bring prosperity‖ and ―end terrorism‖; they deny any massacres. No Indian Army troops or police are ever tried for torture, rape or murder. 35

 BJP’s Stance on IOJK Situation  Speaking about the situation in the Valley, which has been in lockdown, BJP General Secretary Ram Madhav said, ―Political detentions are no big deal, this has happened before. People of Kashmir have been misinformed... Internet blackout is nothing new... Deployment of forces on streets in Kashmir is nothing new‖. He blamed Kashmir’s political class for creating panic in the Valley and said there is nothing to nothing to worry about.

10. Conclusion. The United Nations should urge India for an immediate halt to the bloodshed and for an independent and comprehensive investigation into HRVs, the brutality against innocent Kashmiris, as well as lack of access to justice for the victims by the Indian occupation forces. It is time that UN should take proactive measures to prevent further excesses of the victims, duly guided by universal morals & values and charter of the United Nations. 36

Annex A

SITUATION IN IOJK POST 5 AUGUST 2019 - ABROGATION OF ARTICLE 370

A woman holds her child as she walks past Afshana Farooq, a 14-year-old who was security personnel under rain in Jammu on nearly trampled in a stampede when Indian 5 Aug 19 Rakesh Bakshi/AFP/Getty Images forces opened fire on demonstrators, in a hospital in Srinagar, Kashmir Courtesy: The New York Times, 9 Aug 2019

BBC footage of a protest in Srinagar on 9 9 August Photo Srinagar - Kashmiri woman August 2019. The Indian government denied prays as she watches protest march the protest took place

Security personnel patrol during a lockdown Indian government forces stand guard in the in Srinagar, Kashmir, on 10 Aug deserted city centre of Srinagar on 15 Aug Courtesy: AFP Courtesy: Foreign Policy Magazine 37

Rapid Action Force personnel stand guard in Indian security personnel walk on a street in front of closed shops ahead of Eid al-Adha Srinagar on 9 August, 2019, AFP prayers in Jammu on 12 August. AFP

Soldiers continued to patrol the streets in A cyclist rides past paramilitary troops Srinagar on 9 August. The New York Times during the curfew in Srinagar, India, 17 August, 2019. © 2019 Saqib Majeed / SOPA Images/Sipa USA via AP Images

Blockades on the streets of Srinagar, the Indian security personnel on the streets of largest city in Jammu and Kashmir, on Srinagar, Kashmir, 8 August. 11 August. The New York Times The New York Times 38

Kashmiri women walk past an Indian A steady trickle of civilian victims of pellet- security personnel during restrictions in gun injuries at the city hospital has lent Srinagar on 11 August, 2019. Reuters credence to reports of unrest in the Valley

Protesters throw stones at Indian paramilitaries during a protest in Srinagar on 16 August. Farooq Khan/EPA

Kashmiri men sit on a footpath outside a police station waiting to hear about their relatives who were detained during night raids in Srinagar, on 20 August ─ AP 39

Annex B FUNERAL PROCESSIONS The intensity of funeral processions over last couple of years is enough to challenge false Indian claims of cross border infiltration in Kashmir. If these were so called terrorists coming from across the border, such huge processions would not have existed.

Tributes Paid To Martyrs Zeenat-ul-Islam, Hilal Ahmad Rather martyred by Indian Shakeel Dar 13 January 2019 forces 13 February 2019

A ―Last Hug‖ with never ending pain of a Kashmiri daughter

Teenage girl Andleeb among three civilians Muskan Jan funeral – 24 November 2018 killed after forces opened fire in Kulgam, 7 July 2018

Civilian killings of Kulgam encounter, 21 October, 2018 – Seven civilians were killed

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Annex C

MASSIVE ARRESTS

Pro-Movement leader Yasin Malik Former MLA Engr Abdul Rasheed being detained by NIA

Annex D

LIST OF KILLED INNOCENT KASHMIRI PEOPLE

Ser Name of Victim Parentage Address Age 1. Osaib Altaf Muhammad Altaf Palpora Noorbagh, Srinagar 17 2. Fehmeeda Bano Bemina, Srinagar 35 3. Mohammad Ayub Khan Latif Khan Braripora, Srinagar 62 4. Ghulam Rasool Gojri Abdullah Gojri Ganai Mohalla, Baramulla Ghulam Muhammad 5. Ghulam Qadir Tengpura Pulwama 55 Hajam 6. Parvez Ahmad Pulwama

7. Shaista Hamid Abdul Hamid Bhat Lelhar, Pulwama 22 8. Mir Asif Farooq Muhammad Farooq Mir Ratnipura, Pulwama

9. Abdul Gani Mir Gandipora, Pulwama 45 10. Muhammed Yaqoob Rehmat Ali Samba, Jammu

W/O Late Ghulam 11. Hamida Begum NoorporaTral 50 Hassan Dar Halmulla Gawas Veerinag 12. Abdul Gani Naik 60 Anantnag 13. Muhammad Iqbal Peer Burhama, Handwara 21 14. Nayeem Qadir Handwara Town 22 Wife of Abdul Jamal 15. Raja Begum Kargam village, Handwara 70 Mir 16. Jehangir Ahmad Wani Dragmulla, Kupwara 25

Ghulam Mohiud Din 17. Arif Ahmad Dar Awoora, Handwara 18 Dar Hefshirmal, Zainapora, 18. Khurshid Ahmad Lone Abdul Rehman Shopian 19. Manzoor Ahmad Pala Abdul Gani Batpora-Wanpora 36 Nagni, Waderpayeen, 20. Liyaqat Ali Handwara Ibrahim Colony Bemina, 21. Tanveer Sultan Sheikh 37 Srinagar Ghulam Rasool 22. Zubair Ahmad Khanday Kolpora, Kaimoh, Kulgam 16 Khanday Son of Manzoor Ahmad 23. Saqib Manzoor Mir Khundroo, Achabal, Anantnag 14 Mir 24. Khurshid Ahmad Mir Abdul Razaq Mir Harweth, Kulgam 26 46

Ser Name of Victim Parentage Address Age Chrarigam, Sallar, Pahalgam,, 25. Safeer Ahmad Bhat Sanaullah Bhat 21 Anantnag 26. Amir Bashir Khan Bashir Ahmad Khan Batpora, Verinag, Anantnag 22 27. Abdul Hameed Moochi GulMoochi Arwani, Bijbehara, Anantnag 25 Hassanpora, Taweela, 28. Jehangir Ahmad Ganaie Ahmad Ganaie 19 Bijbehara, Anantnag Hassanpora, Taweela, 29. Showkat Ahmad Mir Ali Mohammad Mir 32 Bijbehara, Anantnag Wali Muhammad 30. Ajaz Ahmad Thokar Puhad, Siligam, Anantnag 35 Thokar Ghulam Mohammad 31. Azad Ahmad Thokar Pudsoo, Shopian 40 Thokar 32. Haseeb Ahmad Ganaie Abdul Majeed Ganaie Brenthi, Diyalgam, Anantnag 22 33. Sajad Ahmad Thokar Abdul Rasheed Thokar Utresoo, Shangus, Anantnag 18 Mashooq (Mushtaq) Mohammad Ramzan KralokundUjjar, Devsar, 34. 21 Ahmad Sheikh Sheikh Kulgam 35. Abdur Rasheed Kumar Abdul Gaffar Kumar DamhalHanjipora, Kulgam 19 D/O: Abdul Rehman & 36. Yasmeena Akhtar DamalhalHanjipora, Kulgam 21 Haseena Akhtar 37. Nazir Ahmad Sheikh Ghulam Hassan Sheikh Pombai, Kulgam 17 38. Waseem Masroor Yaripora, Kulgam

Ghulam Mohammad Halpora, Wailoo, Kokernag, 39. Mohammad Ashraf Dar Dar Anantnag Mohammad Ayoub Magraypora, Achabal, 40. Danish Ayoub Shah 17 Shah Anantnag 41. Irfan Ahmad Malik Manzoor Ahmad Malik Urwan, Newa, Pulwama 16 Mohammad Shaban 42. Fayaz Ahmad Waza Nikloora, LittarPulwama 28 Waza 43. Feroz Ahmad Mir Ghulam Ahmad Mir Nilo, Begamilloo, Kulgam 23 Mohammad Akbar New Colony, Rajpora, 44. Mohammad Altaf Rather 22 Rather Pulwama Imtiyaz Ahmad Mohammad Shafi 45. Nandpora, Khanabal Anantnag 33 Mandooalias Sahba Mandoo Jehangir (Muneer) Ahmad 46. Gulzar Ahmad Pandit Trenz, Mohanpora 17 Pandit Muzaffar (Manzoor) Mohammmad Ahsan 47. Keegam, Shopian 24 Hussain Bhat Bhat 48. Shabir Ahmad Mir AbdurRehman Mir Tengpora, Batamaloo Srinagar 25 49. Asif Gulzar Bhat Gulzar Ahmad Bhat Chitragam, Kalan, Shopian 14 50. Bilal Ahmad Shan Ghulam Mohammad UjjarQazigund, Anantnag 23 47

Ser Name of Victim Parentage Address Age Shan 51. Shahid Hussain Ganaie Assadullah Ganaie ChekCholan, Kulgam 18 52. Zubair Ahmad Kathsoo Kathsoo, Pahalgam 16 53. ShahidGulzar Gulzar Ahmad ChiriporaZinapora Shopian 14 Brenthi, Dialgam, Achabal, 54. Habibullah Malla Abdul Majeed Malla Anantnag 55. Zahoor Ahmad Sheikh Abdul Ahad Sheik WarsunKralpora, Kupwara 18 Baba Mohalla, Bijbehara, 56. Amir Nazir Latoo Nazir Ahamd Latoo 22 Anantnag Takia-Behram Shah, 57. Hilal Ahmad Dar Ali Mohammad Dar 22 SofiporaDantar, Anantnag Muhammad Shahid 58. Fayaz Ahmad Magray Larnoo, Kukarnag, Anantnag Magray 59. Zahoor Ahmad Mantoo Sanaullah Mantoo Kisrigam, Kakapora Pulwama 17 HawooraMishporaKaimoh 60. Mushtaq Ahmad Dar Abdul Ahad Dar 22 Kulgam 61. Hajira Begum SaderkoteBalla, Bandipora 60 62. Showkat Chauhan Mangta Chauhan Kachama Village, Keran

Abdul Rasheed Nundreshi Colony, Bemina, 63. Jameela Begum 40 Chauhan Srinagar Ghulam Mohammad 64. Javaid Ahmad Lone Hawura, Mishipora, Kulgam 22 Lone 65. Irfan Ahmad Dar Manzoor Ahmad Dar Tulipora, Kaimoh, Kulgam 16 66. Sayar Ahmad Kumar Abdul Ahad Kumar ChitragamKalan Shopian 15 Mohammad Ahsan 67. Mushtaq Ahmad Ganai TawheedPora, Ganie Mohalla 21 Ganai 68. Hilal Ahmad Parrey Mother: Jana Begum Tengpora, Batamaloo Srinagar 27 69. Showkat Ahmad Malik Hatmulla, Kupwara 25 70. Fayaz Ahmad Sofi Ali Mohammad Sofi NaidyarRainawari, Srinagar 45 Churrath, Devsar, Qazigund, 71. Showkat Ahmad Yatoo Ghulam Hassan Yatoo 25 Anantnag Churrath, Devsar, Qazigund, 72. Syeda Begum Ghulam Hassan Mir 55 Anantnag 73. Bilal Ahmad Dentoo Kawari, Kupwara

Churrath, Devsar, Qazigund, 74. Nabeeza Begum Anantnag ChurrathDevsar, Qazigund, 75. Mst. Neelofar 30 Anantnag 76. Ghulam Mohiud din Mir Abdul Salam Mir Khumriyal, Lolab, Kupwara 50 48

Ser Name of Victim Parentage Address Age Charsoo, Awantipora, 77. Mushtaq Ahmad Bhat Bashir Ahmad Bhat 18 Pulwama 78. Ishtiyaq Ahmad Mir Hillad, Kokernag, Anantnag

79. Sameer Ahmad Wani Bashir Ahmad Wani Khunmoh, Srinagar 24 Kraleteng, Rajouri Kadal, 80. Mushtaq Ahmad 61 Srinagar Mohammad Ramzan Lone Mohalla, Khonmoh, 81. Aqib Razmzan 17 Lone Srinagar 82. Abdul Ahad Ganai Qumroo, Arizal, Budgam

Muhammad Ramzan Saidpora, RafiabadSopore, 83. Fayaz Ahmad Rather 45 Rather Baramulla 84. Ishfaq Ahmed Dar Abdul Khaliq Dar Tarzoo, Sopore, Baramulla 17 85. Farooq Ahmad Kuchay Ghulam Nabi Kuchay Lethpora, Pulwama

86. Riyaz Ahmed Shah Late Abdul Majid Shah Chattabal, Srinagar 22 Mohammad Maqbool 87. Abdul Kareem Wagay Loolipora, Chadoora, Budgam 35 Wagay Mulanaroo village of Takia- 88. Sameer Ahmad Wani Noor Muhammad 21 Farooq Khansahib Budgam 89. Danish Rasool Mir Ghulam Rasool Mir MunligamWagoora, Baramulla 17 90. Bilal Ahmad Malik Abdul Gani Malik Dafferpora, Pulwama 23 91. Mohammad Ashraf Mir Abdul Aziz Mir Ahan, Ganderbal

92. Amir Bashir Lone Bashir Ahmad Lone Sedow, Shopian 17 93. Suhail Ahmad Wani Parentage Lethpora, Pulwama 21 94. Ishfaq Ahmad Batpora, Sopore 18 SD Colony, Batamaloo, 95. Mohammad Yasir Sheikh Abdul Salam Sheikh 16 Srinagar Ghulam Mohammad 96. Mohammad Ashraf Wani Hazarpora, Beerwah, Budgam 35 Wanni Mohammad Akbar 97. Manzoor Ahmad Lone Aripanthan, Beerwah, Budgam 25 Lone 98. Javaid Ahmad Sheikh Ghulam Rasool Sheikh Aripanthan, Beerwah, Budgam 25 99. Javaid Ahmad Najar Ghulam Rasool Najar Aripanthan, Beerwah, Budgam 20 Mohammad Yousuf Naidpora, Larkipora, Dooru, 100. Amir Yousuf Ganai 15 Ganai Anantnag Wali Mohammad Shar-e-ShaliKhrew 101. Shabir Ahmad Mangoo 30 Mangoo KhrewPampore, Pulwama 102. Irfan Fayaz Wani Fayaz Ahmad Wani FatehKadal, Srinagar 23 Ghulam Mohammad 103. Mohammad Amir Mir Ratnipora, Pulwama 18 Mir 49

Ser Name of Victim Parentage Address Age Ghulam Mohammad Chandpora, Nikus, Rajpora 104. Shakeel Ahmad Ganie 19 Ganaie Pulwama DadooMarhama area of 105. Shahnawaz Khan, Mohammad Iqbal Khan 24 Sangam, Anantnag 106. Danish Manzoor Lone Manzoor Ahmad Lone Nadihal, Rafiabad, Baramulla 23 Mohammad Sultan Pamposh Colony, Palpora 107. Danish Sultan Haroo 13 Haroo Noor Bagh, Srinagar Ghulam Mohammad 108. Basit Ahmad Ahanger Vesso, Qazigund, Anantnag 20 Ahanger Musaib Majeed Nagoo SonawaniLakipora, tehsil 109. Abdul Majeed Nagoo 17 alias Asif Qaziabad District Kupwara 110. Naseer Ahmad Dar Ghulam Hassan Dar Seer Hamdan, Anantnag 20 111. Abdul Gani Wani Chawalgam, Kulgam 70 112. Abdul Qayoom Wangnoo Abdul Salam Wangnoo Aali Kadal, Srinagar 43 Mohammad Shamim 113. Sayar Ahmad Sheikh Ganawpora, Shopian 18 heikh 114. Yawar Dar Mushtaq Ahmad Dar Batengoo, Anantnag 18 115. Javaid Ahmad Dar Ghulam Mohammad Wadwan Budgam 22 116. Bilal Ahmad Dar Malakhnag, Anantnag

117. Mustafa Mir Abdul Hameed Mir Dachigam, Bandipora 21 118. Shahid Ahmad She Mohammad YousufSeh Urpora, Nagbal, Shopian 18 119. Jalaluddin Awantipora Pulwama 45 Harud Shiva, Sopore, 120. Mansoor Ahmad Lone 24 Baramulla Mohammad Yousuf AkhranNowpora, Devsar, 121. Rasik Ahmad Bhat 23 Bhat Kulgam 122. Basit Mukhtar Bhat Mukhtar Ahmad Bhat Dalipora, Pulwama 13 123. Nasir Shafi Qazi Mohammad Shafi TheedHarwan, Srinagar 12 124. Khusboo Jan Mohammad Hussain Gadafpora, Shopian 18 125. Waseem Ahmad Lone Nazir Ahmad Lone Nadihal, Baramulla. 22 126. Sara Begum Ghulam Hassan Teli Chee, Anantnag 57 Mohammad Ramzan Chak-e-Kawoosa, Narbal, 127. Muzaffar Ahmad Pandit 18 Pandit Budgam Mohammad Yousuf 128. Nazir Ahmad Khanday Gagarpora, Narbal Budgam 27 Khanday Ghulam Ahmad 129. Junaid Ahmad Akhoon Saidapora, Eidgah, Srinagar 12 Akhoon 130. Ghulam Nabi Khawaja Langate, Kupwara

131. Javid Ahmad Mir Fateh Mohammad Mir Mir Mohallah Nasrullahpora, 22 50

Ser Name of Victim Parentage Address Age Budgam 132. Shamim Ahmad Patloo Abdul Aziz Patloo Arwani Bijbehara

133. Isma Begum Malikpur, Mendhar, Poonch

134. Ravinder Kaur Zorawar Singh JardaRamgarh 19 135. Rishav Mahesh Kumar Dablehar 7 136. Arun Joginder Lal KehranWali 7 137. Anhu Devi Wife of Balkar Chand RakhAbtal 28 138. Swarn Singh son of Mangat Singh Govind Garh 34 139. Mehru Ram son of Nand Lal Rangoor Camp 60 Daughter-in-Law of 140. Maqbool Begum NiakaPanjgrian Sarfraz Ahmed Wife of Sarfaraz 141. Sultana Begum NiakaPanjgrian Ahmed 142. Qaiser Sofi Shalimar, Srinagar 16 143. Munazah Rashid Abdul Rashid Anchar, Soura 14 144. Ghulam Muhammad Khan Elahi Bagh, Soura 75 Bhagwanpora Noorbagh 145. Rizwan Hassan Mir Ghulam Hassan Mir 21 Srinagar Sajad or Aijaz Malik alias 146. Boetengo, Dooru Bitta 147. Asadullah Kumar Mundhal, Devsar, Kulgam 42 Muhammad Khalil 148. Arif Ahmed Shah Sangm Anantnag Shah Behrampora Rafiabad 149. Nazir Ahmed Mir Baramulla Noorkote, Degvar, Poonch, 150. Tanveer Hussain Fazal Hussain 15 jammu

Annex E WHAT CURFEW LOOKS LIKE!!!

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Annex F PELLET GUN VICTIMS

Irfan Ahamd son of Abdul Ahad of Tantraypora Reban, Rafiabad, Sopore student hit with pellets in eyes 29 May 2019

A pellet victim from Shopian

Hit with pellet in her eye, 19-month-old Hiba Jan may lose sight 26 November 2018

Srinagar, IOJK 27 August, 2018

Nadeem from Bandipayeen is an another victim of a shameless occupation injured

Soldiers fired live bullets and shotgun pellets on protesters in the Kulgam area of Kashmir Valley. 29 May 2019

Annex G LIST OF VICTIMS WITH PELLET / BULLET INJURIES SINCE 8 JULY 2016

1. As of 25 August 2019, the number of Kashmiris injured by pellets has been reported at 10,311; however, details of all of the victims could not be obtained. Resultantly, list of the following injured has been compiled out of the avaialable data only:-

Summary of the List of Names Below Only

S/No Age Group Total 1 Under 10 14 2 Under 20 395 3 Under 30 494 4 Above 30 147 Grand Total 1,050

Ser Name Age Parentage Residential Address Nature of Injury Injury due to shell on 1. Nadeem 15 Natipora, Srinagar head Pellet injury to face 2. Asrar Khan 17 Ahmed Khan Ellahi Bagh, Srinagar right eye, chest and abdomen 3. Nazima Bano 35 Srinagar Bullet injury left thigh 4. Afshana Farooq 14 Mohammad Farooq Srinagar Stone injury left eye Rubber bullet injury 5. Haris Ahmad Batoo 18 Khalid Battoo Fateh Kadal, Srinagar left leg Beaten by armed forces 6. Waris 16 Srinagar abdomen injury 7. Waqar Ahmad - Latif Ahmad Srinagar Shell injury face Stone injury chin at 8. Wahid Ahmad - Latif Ahmad Srinagar hyderbeigh ref.from sdh pattan 9. Imran - Srinagar Pellet injury left eye Mohammad Siddiq Mohammad Rafiq 10. 78 Srinagar Pellet injury to eye Dalal Dalal Sameer Hussain 11. 46 Ghalib Hussain Qadri Srinagar Pellet injury left eye Qadri 57

Ser Name Age Parentage Residential Address Nature of Injury Byaripora Eidgah, 12. Ayoub - Shell injury head Srinagar Farooq Ahmad Mazhar Ahmad Karfalli Mohalla, 13. 35 Pellet injury right eye Qureshi Qureshi Srinagar D/O Zahoor Ahmad Pellet injury to 14. Zohra 4 Qamarwari Srinagar Gilkar forehead Muhammad Altaf 15. Nasir Ahmad 4 Kokernagh Hit by stone to left eye Khan 16. Suhail Ahmad Bhat 6 Jon Muhammad Noorbagh Srinagar Pellet injury Shell injury right 17. Moomin 7 Nazir Ahmad Dalgate Sgr buttock Shahnawaz Ahmad Pellet injury right leg 18. Sajid 7 Rainawari Sgr Mir & r. gluteal Pellet injury face and 19. Asif 8 Abdul Rashid Sheikh Khanabal chest 20. Adil Shafi 8 Muhammad Shafi Lawaypora Pellet injury eye Pellet injury face/ 21. Muzamil 8 M.Ishtiyaq Lone Mazhama head/chest Manzoor Ahmad Pamposh Colony 22. Sajid 10 Left knee shell injury Sheikh Boorbagh Pellet injury on right 23. Rather Saniya 10 D/O Ashiq Hussain Tulmul Ganderbal eye Injury to head while 24. Danish 10 Zubair Ahmad Nawakadal Sgr chased by armed personnels 25. Kamraan 10 Not Available Budgam Pellet injury neck 26. Anees Ahmad 10 Gh.Qadir Mataz Aalikadal Sgr Shell injury left foot Shell injury head 27. Irfan Ahmad Sofi 10 Bashir Ahmad Sofi Bijbehara (Critical) 28. Shahid Ahmad 11 Not Available Kupwara Pellet injury right eye Pellet injury right eye/l 29. Shahid 11 Gh.Mohammad Hatmulla Kupwara forearm ref.from phc nagri Kupwara # 878 Pellet injury right 30. Umar 11 Not Available Firdousabad Batmaloo arm/left eye/head 31. Basit 11 M. Ramzan Dar Sangam Islamabad Shell injury hands/ face 32. Sajad Ahmad 12 Shahnawaz Rainawari Sgr Pellet injury tongue Pellet injury to back 33. AaMir 12 Muhammad Amin Rathpora,Eidgah Sgr and neck Pellet injury chest/ left 34. Faisal 12 Not Available Batamaloo Sgr. arm 58

Ser Name Age Parentage Residential Address Nature of Injury 35. Mudasir 12 Bashir Ahmad Bandipora Pellet injury eye 36. Asif Muzaffar 12 Muhammad Maqbool Bandipora Pellet injury chest/ legs 37. Kamran Ahmad 12 Gh. Ahmad Dar Beeru Pellet Pellet injury right 38. Asif 12 M. Ayoub Qamarwari Sgr. cheek 39. Abu Muazim 13 Not Available Palhallan Pellet injury eye Pellet injury nech & Mir Muhammad 40. 13 Ghulam Nabi Mir Islamabad Mirdanta chest (Critical pellet in Arfat heart) Faizan Ahmad Zahoor Ahmad 41. 13 Noorbagh Srinagar Pellet to left eye Khanday Khanday Pellet injury chest 42. Renu Akhter 13 Muhammad Ramzan Green Tunnel Bijbehara posteruior wall Pellet injury 43. Tahleen 13 Shabir Ahmad Bhat Maidanpora Chattabal head/abdomen 44. Masarat 13 Muhammad Shafi Dar Bandipora Stone injury left eye 45. Showkat Ahmad 13 M.Yousuf Bhat Shopian Pellet injury right eye Head truma beaten by 46. Aqib 14 Nazir Ahmad Dar Naslapora Budgam security forces Injury due to shell on 47. Danish 14 Dilshad Ahmad Sopore head Pellet injury to face 48. Umar 14 Nazir Ahmad Shah Nikas Aharbal right eye,chest,abdomen 49. Basir Ajaz 14 Ajaz Ahmad Nangroo Shopian Bullet injury left thigh 50. Umar 14 Bilal Ahmad Noorbagh Srinagar Stone injury left eye Rubber bullet injury 51. Haseeb Ahmad 14 Not Available Babdemb Sgr left leg Beaten by armed forces 52. Hashim 14 Bashir Ahmad Noorbagh Srinagar abdomen injury 53. Ubaid 14 M. Ismail Kuloo Mehjoor Nagar Sgr Shell injury face Stone injury chin at Muhammad Sultan 54. Shagufta 14 Palhallan hyderbeigh ref.from Shah sdh pattan 55. Fardeen Ahmad 14 Not Available Batamaloo Sgr Pellet injury left eye 56. Burhan 14 Muhammad Yousuf Anantnag Pellet injury to eye 57. Sahil 14 Ali Muhammad Eidgah Sgr Pellet injury left eye 58. Bilal Ahmad 14 Muhammad Sultan Beeru Pellet injury chest Manzoor Ahmad 59. Haseeb 14 Noorbagh Pellet injury abdomen Kaloo 59

Ser Name Age Parentage Residential Address Nature of Injury Pellet injury bilateral 60. Hazim 15 Sopore eyes Pellet injury to right 61. Muhammad Yaseen 15 Ghulam Mohammad Chrari Gund eye 62. Aasif 15 Imtiyaz ahmad tantry Dangerpora Sopore Pellet injury right eye Bullet injury to back & 63. Umar Hameed 15 Abdul Hameed Ganie Wagoora Budgam right arm (Critical) 64. Moomin 15 Ghulam Nabi Wani Gulshanabad Pulwama Left eye pellet injury Bullet injury to back & 65. Umar Hameed 15 Abdul Hameed Ganai Wagoora Budgam right arm (Critical) Muhammad Maqbool 66. Mudasir 15 Chinad Baramulla Pellet injury left eye Bhat 67. Rizwan 15 Asif lateef Zargar Rainawari Sgr Pellet injury abdomen 68. Majid 15 Not Available Kupwara Pellet injury on face Firearm injury right 69. Prince Saleem 15 Not Available Kupwara iliac bone 70. Fayaz Ahmad Bhat 15 Firdous Ahmad Bhat Narwara Eidgah Pellet injury right eye 71. Ahsan 15 Ghulam Hassan Wani Rainawari Sgr Pellet injury left leg Muhammad Hafeez 72. Mutalib Hussain 15 Plan Bandipora Pellet injury right eye Lone Pellet injury abdomen/chest/l.forear 73. Suhail 15 Abdul Aziz Sopore m referred from sdh sopore vide # 89587 74. Rahil 15 M. Lateef Kantoo Habbakadal Sgr Shell injury right thigh 75. Bilal Ahmad Bhat 15 Gh. Hassan Bhat Shopian Pellet injury lefteye Pellet injury to left eye, 76. Shahid Ahmad 15 Abdul Salam Wani Achabal head, face 77. Javid Ahmad 15 Ghulam Nabi Pulwama Pellet injury eye 78. Adil Nazir 15 Nazir Ahmad Sofi Pulwama Pellet injury chest Muhammad Ashraf Pellet to neck and right 79. Danish Ashraf 15 Chadoora Mir shoulder 80. Ishfaq Ahmad 15 Ghulam Rasool Nawabazar Sgr Pellet injury back/ legs 81. Arif 15 Gh. Ahnmad Bemina Pellet injury right eye Pellet injury right 82. Faizan 15 Nazir Ahmad Dar Noorbagh eye/abdomen Pellet injury left 83. Aqib 15 Gh. Nabi Bhat Hanjiwera Pattan eye/face/neck 84. Yawar Manzoor 16 Manzoor Ahmad Khundroo Achabal Bullet on head (Dead) 60

Ser Name Age Parentage Residential Address Nature of Injury Bullet injury right 85. Shahid 16 Fayaz Ahmad Kokernag abdomen (Critical) 86. AaMir 16 Abdul Gani Shopian Pellet injury Gowhar Ahmad Pellet injury to right 87. 16 Abdul Razak Rajpora Pulwama Sheergojri eye Ghulam Mohi-ud-Din Beaten by security 88. Abid Ahmad 16 Awantipora Jovpora Wani forces (Head injury) Pellet injury bilateral 89. Muhammad Asif 16 Muhammad Sultan Zainapora eyes and chest 90. Irfan Malik 16 Manzoor Ahmad Malik Newa Pulwama Bullet into head (Dead) 91. Maqsood Ahmad 16 Abdul Rashid Chadsoo Awantipora Pellet injury on face Pellet injury to right 92. Mehak Hameed 16 Abdul Hameed Shah Barbarshah eye Pellet injury on face 93. Burhan 16 Not Available Tral and eyes 94. Aamir Bhat 16 Muhammad Shafi Dar Kokernag Pellet injury to head 95. Sakib 16 Gh. Hassan Fazoo Kupwara Pellet injury eye 96. Yawar Manzoor 16 Manzoor Ahmad Khundroo Achabal Bullet on head (Dead) 97. Irfan Malik 16 Manzoor Ahmad Malik Newa Pulwama Bulet on head (Dead) Beaten by security 98. Kaiser 16 Manzoor Ahmad Dar Nissarapora Budgam forces 99. Umar Showkat 16 Showkat Ahmad Baramulla Pellet injury right eye Pellet injury chest b/l 100. Sakib 16 Ghulam Hassan Kupwara legs/abdomen Gh. Muhammad Pellet injury right eye 101. Faisal 16 Kawdara Srinagar Kachroo at safakadal 102. Aadil 16 Habibullah Malik Pulwama Pellet injury left eye' Pellet injury chest/arm 103. Azhar 16 Bashir Ahmad Bnulgam Sopore head 104. Mudasir 16 Not Available Qawdara Sgr Pellet injury right eye 105. Hilal Ahmad 16 Not Available Chatergam Pellet injury left eye 106. Danish 16 Gh. Ahmad Wani Parimpora Pellet injury neck 107. Suhail 16 Muhammad Shafi Qoimoh Pellete to right eye Choun, Budgamaijaz 108. Touseef Ahmad 16 Gh. Muhammad Bhat Pellet to eye and head Ahmad 109. Umar 16 Abdul Gaffar Parimpora Srinagar Pellet to right leg 110. Showkat 16 Mukhtar Ahmad Kupwara Fia left thigh 111. Irfan 16 Riyaz Ahmad Rather Noorbagh Pellet injury face/ chest 112. Mujtaba 16 Farooq Ahmad Chatabal Pellet injury 61

Ser Name Age Parentage Residential Address Nature of Injury Pellet injury 113. Aqib 16 Gh. Muhammad Dar Budgam forehead/head 114. Umar 16 Muhammad Yousuf Beeru Pellet injury right eye 115. Umar 16 Not Available Beeru Pellet injuty left eye 116. Umer 16 Manzoor Ahmad Shopian Pellet injury b/l arms 117. Yasir Sheikh 16 Abdul Salam Sheikh Sd Colony Batamaloo Dead 118. Adil 17 Abdul Rashid Wani Tral Mindoora Pellet injury to left eye 119. Arif Ahmad 17 Ghulam Rasool Zakoora Srinagar Left eye pellet injury Pamposh Colony 120. Wasil 17 Ghulam Nabi Kuloo Pellet injury on face Parimpora Muhammad Ubaid 121. 17 Nazir Ahmad Tantry Shopian Pellet injury to left eye Tantry 122. Aarif 17 Muhammad Ramzan Aarihal Shopian Left eye pellet Pellet injury to face & 123. Muzamil 17 Mushtaq Ahmad Shopian right eye 124. Nawaz 17 Ghulam Nabi Pulwama Right eye pellet injury 125. Mudasir 17 Ghulam Nabi Baba Gulshan Abad Rajpora Pellet injury left eye Pellet injury on face 126. Aqib Ahmad 17 Not Available Tral and eyes Bullet to head injury at 127. Danish 17 Gh.Mohidin Bhat Zainapora Shopian shopian Muhammad Rafeeq Beaten by security 128. 17 Gh.Ahmad Bhat Ajas Bandipora Bhat forces(trauma to head) 129. Aijaz Ahmad 17 Ghulam Nabi Najar Batmuran Shopian Pellet injury right eye 130. Mir Shiban 17 Tahir Ahmad mir Gantamulla Bala Pellet injury Irshad Ahmad 131. 17 Abdul Rashid Ganai Pakherpora Pellet injury left eye Ganai Pellet bilateral 132. Umar Rashid 17 Abdul Rashid Langate Handwara legs/eyes/face 133. Tariq Ahmad 17 Farooq Ahmad Kulgam Pellet injury at left eye 134. Irfan Ahmad Parray 17 Kaka Jee Safakadal Pellet injury right eye 135. Bilal Ahmad Ganai 17 Nazir Ahmad Ganai Dangeropora Sopore Pellet injury right eye Bagjhwanpora 136. Uzair Ahmad 17 Shabir Ahmad Bhat Pellet to full body Noorbagh 137. Suhail Ahmad 17 Aazar Ahmad Bhat Zinimar Srinagar Pellet injury 138. Owais Ahmad 17 Nazir Ahmad Ganai Muran,Pulwama Pellet injury to left eye Pellet injury back and 139. Murtaza Abid 17 Ghulam Hassan Saida Kadal Sgr head 140. Irfan Ahmad 17 Abdul Rashid Arizal Budgam Pellet injury right eye 62

Ser Name Age Parentage Residential Address Nature of Injury 141. Tauseef 17 Abdul Hameed Yatoo Palhallan Pellet injury left eye 142. Waajid 17 Farooq Ahmad Seer Sopore Pellet injury eye 143. Sarshaar 17 Khursheed Ahmad Narbal Pellet injury left eye 144. Sameer 17 Gh.Muhanmad Dar Kakpora Pulwama Bbs hand trauma Pellet injury skull face 145. Junaid 17 Not Available Nawakadal Sgr chest 146. Atif 17 Not Available Not Available Pellet injury 147. Umair 17 Abdul Rashid Pulwama Pellet injury hand,face 148. Muhammad Asif 17 Habibullah Payer Kralpora Kupwara Pellet injury left eye 149. Muhammad Dar 17 Zahoor Ahmad Dar Narbal Pellet injury b/l eyes Noor Muhammad Pellet injury head/ 150. Shabir Ahmad 17 Parimpor Handoo b/legs 151. Umar 17 Bashir Ahmad Channapora Pellet injury head/chest 152. Zahid 17 M.kamal Naikoo Damal Hanjipora Pellet to lower back Pellet injury left 153. Shahid 17 M.Yousuf Bhat Manzgam Kulgam leg/head 154. Tajamul 17 Ghulam Hassan Ganai Kralpora Budgam Bbs injury to leg/back 155. Asif 17 Gh.Qadir Ganai Kralpora Bbs injury arm/back Pellet injury head/right 156. Adil 17 Bashir Ahmad Langate Handwara eye Pellet injury 157. Adnan 17 Abdul Hamid Sheikh Kupwara head/chest/both legs/arms Beaten by armed forces 158. Faizan Ahmad 17 Mushtaq Ahmad Baba Parimora injury to chest at chatabal Pellet injury left 159. Arshad 17 Gh.Muhammad Batamaloo Sgr eye/face/neck 160. Faisal 17 Tariq Ahmad Pandith Soura Sgr Stone injury head Beaten by armed forces 161. Yasir 17 Muhammad Yaqoob Chattabal Sgr injury to head/l elbow 162. Aadil 17 Mushtaq Ahmad Batamaloo Sgr Pellet injury chest 163. Adil 17 Not Available Batamaloo Sgr Stone injury back Pellet injury 164. Sameer Ahmad 17 M.Shaban Gojri Nawabazar Sgr forehead/right forearm Pellet injury 165. Jehangeer Ahmad 17 Abdul Majeed Monchow Chadoora face/head/right hand 166. Irfan 17 Ali Muhammad Safakadal Pellet injury head 63

Ser Name Age Parentage Residential Address Nature of Injury Pellet injury head/ right 167. Aqib 17 Muhammad Yousuf Rainawari Sgr forearm Pellet injury 168. Riyaz Ahmad 17 Javid Ahmad Shah Safakadal chest/abdomen 169. Ishfaq Ahmad 17 Ghulam Qadir Pattan Pellet injury left eye Pellet/stone injury left 170. Sajad Ahmad 17 Gh.Muhammad Bhat Bohrikadal Sgr eye/nose 171. Nadeem 17 Gh.Qadir Ganai Kralgund Kup Pellet injury right eye 172. Sameer Ahmad 17 M.Shaban Wagay Rakhnadpor Shopian Pellet injury right eye Beaten by armed forces 173. Umar 17 Abdul Rashid Bulla Khrew injury to right arm/back 174. Adil 17 Mehjoor Nagar Sgr Shell injury face

175. Amjid Hussain 17 Kishtiwar Stone injury at head

Stone injury right 176. Shabir Ahmad 17 Muhammad Shaban Qamar Wari Sgr periorbit 177. Owais Ahmad Bhat 17 Farooq Ahmad Bhat Razaikadal Sgr Pellet injury both legs Injury into left eye due 178. Zahid 18 Late Abdul Rashid Tral Mindoora to pellet Left thigh injury due to 179. Ashiq Ahmad Lone 18 Ghulam Nabi Khrewshar bullet Left buttcks with 180. Umar Majeed 18 Abdul Majeed Hurrah Barsoo Awantipora pelvis 181. Aqib 18 Abdul Gaffar Dar Awantipora Bullets on both legs Pellet injury fore head 182. Aamir 18 Manzoor Ahmad Kulgam (Critical) Pellet injury on right 183. Zubair Ahmad 18 Abdul Hamid Dar Kulgam abdomen & left leg 184. Aqib 18 Abdul Rehman Kokernag Pellet injury right eye Muhammad Subhan Pellet injury bilateral 185. Asif 18 Sopore Lone eyes 186. Samer Ahmad Dar 18 Abdul Gani Dar Marhang Shopian Left eye pellet Bullet injury to right 187. Majeed Ahmad 18 Ghulam Hassan Wani Sangam abdomen 188. Aaqib 18 Gh. Muhammad Noorbagh Pellet to right orbit Pellet injury face and 189. Danish 18 Muhammad Yousuf Pulwama eyes Faisal Ahmad Neck & chest pellet 190. 18 Nazir Ahmad Rather Tankipora Rather injuries 191. Suhail Ahmad 18 Ghulam Qadir Mir Rohama Pulwama Pellet injury left eye 64

Ser Name Age Parentage Residential Address Nature of Injury Muhammad Shemeem Pellet injury to left eye 192. Mudasir Ahmad 18 Tral Chandergam Pal & abdomen Pellet injury to eye and 193. Showkat Ahmad 18 Gh.Muhammad Bhat Lalbazar Srinagar abdomen Pellet injury to right 194. Zahid Hajam 18 Nissar Ahmad Hajam Shirmall Shopian eye Pellet injury to right 195. Adil Wani 18 M.Aslam Wani Shirmall Shopian eye 196. Faisal Shah 18 Gulzar Ahmad Shah Ompora Budgam Pellet injury to left eye Pellet injury fore head 197. Aamir 18 Manzoor Ahmad Kulgam (Critical) Pellet injury to left eye 198. Arehman 18 Nissar Ahmad Mir Bijbehara and both hands Pellet injury whole 199. Asif 18 Abdul Majeed Putkhah Sopore body 200. Tariq Ahmad Wani 18 Gh.Qadir Wani Ganderbal Pellets in head/eye 201. Roman 18 Atif Habib Rainawari Sgr Pellet injury 202. Muzaffar 18 Bashir Ahmad Sopore Bullet injury abdomen 203. Iqbal 18 Lateef Ahmad Pattan Wanigam Pellet injury right eye 204. Jehangeer Ahmad 18 Gh.Muhammad Khan Kupwara Pellet injuries 205. Hazik 18 Abdul Khaliq Dar Awantipora Pellet injury head 206. Mudasir 18 Ali Muhammad Noorbagh Srinagar Pellet injury Pellet injury left eye f/u 207. Mir Irshad 18 Gh.Muhammad Mir Ratsun Beeru from jvc ticket no.33124 Muhammad Amin Pellet injury head and 208. Mursal Amin 18 Sekidaffar Sgr Bhat legs 209. Saleem 18 Not Available Noorbagh Srinagar Pellet injury right eye 210. Aaqib 18 Gh.Mohi-ud-Din Bhat Nawakadal Sgr Beaten by armed forces Rubber bullet injury 211. Muhammad Tahir 18 Not Available Batamaloo Sgr right lower leg Pellet injury 212. Muhammad Yousuf 18 Muhamad Shafi Hyderpora back,neck,face,chest 213. Javid Ahmad 18 Not Available Not Available Pellet injury right eye 214. Samiullah 18 Gh.Muhammad Chandkoot Pellet injury right eye 215. Fayaz Ahmad 18 M.Qasim Thikro Kangan Stone injury right eye 216. Abid 18 Not Available Nawakadal Sgr Pellet head Pellet injury left eye 217. Sajid Farooq 18 Farooq Ahmad Dar Pulwama referred from DHS Pulwama 65

Ser Name Age Parentage Residential Address Nature of Injury Muhammad Ayoub 218. Irfan 18 Noorbagh Palpora Pellet injury left eye Dar Muhammad Shafi Pellet injury to right 219. Mushtaq Ahmad 18 Shopian Rather eye,chest,abdomen 220. Shahid 18 Not Available Not Available Pellet injury chest Muhammad 221. 18 Ghulam Nabi Dar Awantipora Pellet injury eye Waseem 222. Aaquib 18 Muhammad Yousuf Habbakadal Sgr Pellet injury 223. Shakir Nazir 18 Nazir Ahmad Narwara Eidgah Pellet injury chest Pellet to chest,both 224. Mehraj 18 Umer Shoiab Sopore eyes 225. Rayees Ahmad 18 Showkat Ahmad Bearu Pellet to right eye 226. Sajad Lone 18 Abdul Ahad Lone Kralpora Kupwara Pellet to right eye 227. Suhail Ahmad 18 Muhammad Maqbool Islamabad Pellet to eye Pellet injjury chest/ 228. Bashir Ahmad 18 Nazir Ahad Sopore right eye 229. Mehraj 18 Umar Shoib Sopore Fia right eye/face/neck 230. Adil 18 Muhammad Ramzan Sopore Pellet injury back/legs 231. Mudasir 18 Not Available Not Available Pellet injury into legs 232. Farooq Ahmad 18 Ghulam Rasool Palhallan Pellet injury eye 233. Basit 18 Not Available Not Available Pellet injury eye 234. Hashim 18 Gh.Qadir Kralpora Pellet injury eye Beaten by armed forces 235. Talib 18 Muhammad Ashraf Kawdara Srinagar injury to back shoulders Pellet injury face/ 236. Sameer 18 Abdul Gani Malik Barthan Qamarwari chest/eye 237. Kafeel Mushtaq 18 Mushtaq Ahmad Basant Bagh Sgr Beaten by armed forces Beaten by armed 238. Raja 18 Mehraj-u-Din Noorbagh personnel injury to left arm Beaten by armed forces 239. Aqib 18 Bashir Ahmad Wani Maisuma Sgr injury to l.foot Beaten by armed forces 240. Noaman 18 Not Available Chattabal Sgr injury to b/l legs/abdomen Beaten by armed forces 241. Rutba 18 M.Maqbool Sheikh Channapora injury to head 242. Aqib 18 Muhammad Rafiq Nawakadal Sgr Shell injury head 243. Imran 18 Bashir Ahmad Pattan Stone injury right face 66

Ser Name Age Parentage Residential Address Nature of Injury Pellet injury chest/ 244. Faisal 18 M.Amin Malik Wanpora Kulgam abdomen 245. Owais Ahmad Bhat 18 Mushtaq Ahmad Gopalpora Chadoora Pellet injury head/back F.a.i.left arm/pellet 246. Tauseef 18 Not Available Handwara injury eye 247. Qurat 18 D/o Mushtaq Ahmad Nawakadal Sgr Pellet injury head 248. Saleem Ahmad 18 Gh.rasool Dooru Sopore Pellet injury chest Pellet injury right 249. Waseem 18 Abdul Majeed Sheikh Batamaloo Sgr periorbit 250. Abrar 18 Muhammad Amin Dar Chattabal Sgr Shell injury left leg 251. Fayaz Ahmad 18 Abdul Rahman Tangmerg Pellet chest both legs Muhammad Shafi 252. Tabassum 18 Bandipora Stone injury right eye Khan Shell injury left 253. Waseem 18 Not Available Nawabazar Sgr shoulder/peller injury arms 254. Gulzar Ahmad 18 Gh.Hassan Kashoo Bohri Shell injury left foot Stone injury left 255. Salman 18 Not Available Nawabazar Sgr shoulder/left cheek 256. Akbar Ali 18 Ali Muhammad Karanagar Sgr Shell injury left foot 257. Tariq Ahmad 18 Shaban Ganai Shopian Kehgam Stone injury head Pellet injury head and 258. Shabir Ahmad 18 Not Available Watalkadal Sgr forearm 259. Arif 18 Abdul Samad Dar Nawabazar Sgr Stone injury left eye 260. Umar 18 Gh.Ahmad Wagay Shopian Kanipora Pellet injury left eye Beaten by armed forces 261. Rozy 18 Ab.Razak Magray Papora Noorbagh injury to lower back/ abdomen Pellet injury arms/ 262. Irfan 18 Muhammad Shafi Nawakadal Sgr chest Gh.Muhammad 263. Bilal Ahmad 18 Ompora Pellet injury head Ahanger Right buttocks pellet 264. Sadiq Ahmad 19 Muhammad Sadiq Dar Pampore injury Pellet injury to left 265. Shoaib Ahmad Bhat 19 Muhammad Ismail Mitrigam Pulwama abdomen Mudasir Ahmad Pellet injury to right 266. 19 Shabir Ahmad Sofi Baramulla Khanpora Sofi eye Gh.Muhammad 267. Ulfat 19 Nanil Bijbehara Pellet injury left eye Nangroo 67

Ser Name Age Parentage Residential Address Nature of Injury Pellet injuries to face, 268. Tajamiul 19 Gh.mohi-ud-Din Malik Palhallan Pattan chest & eye / neck 269. Khalid 19 Gh. Mohi-ud-Din Mir Pulwama Pellet injuries 270. Zulfqar 19 Ghulam Nabi Kar Dadsar Tral Right eye pellet Bullet at right side 271. Jahangir 19 Showkat Ahmad Bhat Tengwan Shopian chest Late Mushtaq Ahmad Pellet injury to right 272. Waheed 19 Drobgam Pulwama Baba eye 273. Mohsin 19 Gulzar Ahmad Tral Badgund Pellet injury left orbit 274. Zahid Ganai 19 Nazir Ahmad Ganai Pahoo Pulwama Pellet injury left eye 275. Suhail 19 Ghulam Hassan Wani Daramdor Shopian Pellet injury to left eye Jameel Ahmad 276. 19 Gulzar Ahmad Ghadoora Bullet in left abdomen Sheikh Suhail Ahmad Pellet injury to back 277. 19 Feroaz Ahmad Khan Newa Pulwama Khan side Mushtaq Ahmad Stone injury right 278. Bilquees 19 Bochoo Sopore Rather elbow Mushtaq Ahmad 279. 19 Bashir Ahmad Bhat Chursoo Awantipora Brought dead Bhat Pellet injury 280. Aamir 19 Bashir Ahmad Malik Peerbagh Sgr back/bilateral arms/neck/head Khursheed Ahmad Pellet injury back/ right 281. Umar 19 Peerbagh Sgr Malik arm/right leg 282. Zaffar 19 Mushtaq Ahmad Dar Dalgate Sgr Shell injury right foot 283. Arif 19 Ghulam Muhammad Islamabad Pellet head face 284. Umar 19 Muhammad Ramzan Tral Pellet hand back 285. Owais 19 Not Available Bohri Kadal Sgr Pellet injury Pellet injury chest 286. Arif 19 Not Available Nawakadal Sgr abdomen/back Bbs injury to back 287. Amir 19 Abdul Rahim Wadoora Sopore chest legs Beaten by armed forces 288. Muhammad Yousuf 19 Bashir Ahmad Dar Noorbagh Srinagar at parimpora injjury to right eye Pellet injury right eye, 289. Usman 19 Gulzar Ahmad Wani Shopian b/l arms/ abdomen Pellet injury chest right 290. Rameez Ahmad 19 Abdul Ahad Dar Handwara side Beaten by armed forces 291. Shoib 19 M.Shafi Dar Hyderpora Sgr injury to left flank 68

Ser Name Age Parentage Residential Address Nature of Injury Danish Ahmad 292. 19 Gh.Ahmad malik Kupwara Pellet to left eye Malik 293. Nadeem 19 Fayaz Ahmad Zaldagar Sgr Pellet to right eye Pellet injury neck 294. Umar Nazir 19 Nazir Ahmad Shopian head/eye Pellet injury chest/ 295. Haris 19 Farooq Ahmad Gudoo Habakadal Sgr abdomen/right leg Beaten by armed 296. Aqib 19 Gh.Muhammad Safakadal personnel Pellet injury 297. Javaid Ahmad 19 Nazir Ahmad Matoo Noorbagh abdomen/.leg 298. Showkat Ahmad 19 Gh.Muhammad Nawakadal Sgr Pellet injury right leg Pellet injury 299. Mohsin 19 Muhammad Afzal Sopore back/head/chest Pellet injury chest/ 300. Shahnawaz 19 Gh.Muhammad Dar Chatabal abdomen/lower limbs Beaten by armed forces 301. Huzaifa 19 Muhammad Sultan Khayam injury to head Mehraj-ud-Din Left buttock due to 302. 20 Gulzar Ahmad Barsoo Awantipora Ganai bullet Pellet injury left eye & 303. Tabish 20 Muhammad Rafiq Bhat Pampore face Saliq (Reporter Pellet injury right eye 304. 20 Nasir Ahmad Budroo Baramulla noble images) & face 305. Zubair Ahmad Dar 20 Ghulam Rasool Dar Islamabad Pellet left eye Pellet injury to face 306. Samir 20 Ghulam Nabi Hajam Keller Shopian and head 307. Junaid 20 Manzoor Ahmad Baba Kulgam Bullet injury pelvis 308. Adil Shafi 20 Muhammad Shafi Hassanpora Bijbehara Pellet injuries on chest Head and neck injuries 309. Shahid 20 Showkat Ahmad Dar Qamarwari Srinagar due to tear gas shell and pellets Khazir Muhammad 310. Ishfaq 20 Langate Handwara Pellet injury on chest Bhat Showkat Ahmad 311. 20 Abdul Salam Dar Kakapora Pulwama Pellet injury Rather Pellet injury to right 312. Ishfaq Ahmad 20 Abdul Rashid Bhat Keller Pulwama eye 313. Aadil 20 Ghulam Hassan Mir Talangam Pulwama Pellet injury to head 314. Umar 20 Nazir Ahmad Shah Pulwama Pellet injury on face 69

Ser Name Age Parentage Residential Address Nature of Injury Sameer Ahmad 315. 20 Abdul Rehman Noorbagh Right eye pellet Bhat 316. Aamir 20 Nazir Ahmad Ganai Pulwama Pellet injury to left eye Muhammad Abass 317. Shahid 20 Monghal Anantnag Right eye pellet injury Khanday 318. Suhail 20 Sajad Ahmad Pulwama Pellet injury at back 319. Shahzad 20 Not Available Tujar Sopore Pellet injury to head Pellet injury to right 320. Ishfaq Ahmad Dar 20 Abdul Rashid Dar Pulwama eye Pellet injury to right 321. Sajad Ahmad 20 Gh.Mohi-ud-Din Midoora Tral eye Muhammad Ahsan Beaten by security 322. Nazir Ahmad Wani 20 Shirmal Shopian Wani forces Beaten by security 323. Burhan Baba 20 Gh.Rasool Baba Shopian forcdes Muhammad Yousuf Pellet injury 324. Shakeel Ahmad 20 Pohnoo Shopian Malik chest/abdomen Muhammad Sultan 325. Irfan 20 Sopore Pellet injury right eye Sofi 326. Zahid Ahmad 20 Abdul Majeed Bhat Batpora Sopore Shell injury to right eye 327. Aamir 20 Not Available Langate Handwara Pellet in right eye 328. Haris 20 Farooq Ahmad Bhat Kawdara Srinagar Pellet on left eyebrow 329. Parvez Ahmad 20 Gh.Mohi-ud-Din Mir Kralpora Kupwara Rubber bullet right eye 330. Mehsan 20 Fayaz Ahmad Zampakadal Sgr Pellet injury at eye 331. Suhail Ahmad Bhat 20 Gh.Hassan Bhat Ratsun Beeru Pellet right eye/ chest 332. Javid Ahmad Lone 20 Idrees Ahmad Habbakadal Sgr Pellet injury right eye Pellet injury right eye 333. Ubaid 20 Imtiyaz Ahmad Khaniyar Sgr and whole body 334. Nain 20 Abdul Satar Bhat Kupwara Pellet injury Bullet injury to both 335. Asrar 20 Nazir Ahmad Lone Not Available arms 336. Lateef Ahmad 20 Not Available Parimpora Srinagar Pellet injury on face 337. Umar 20 Gh.Nabi Sheikh Padshahi Bagh Pellet injury right eye 338. Ishfaq Ahmad 20 Not Available Trehgam Kupwara Pellet injury b/l eyes Pellet injury on 339. Jalees Ahmad 20 Not Available Sopore chest/head/ abdomen 340. Asif 20 Farooq Ahmad Kangan Pellet injury right eye Pellet injury head/ left 341. Danish 20 Not Available Rainawari Srinagar eye 70

Ser Name Age Parentage Residential Address Nature of Injury Nissar Ahmad Pellet injury head and 342. Umar 20 Rainawari Sgr Schoocha chest 343. Sajad Ahmad 20 Ghulam Qadir Hurrah Dangerpora Awantipora Pellet injury left eye Muhammad Amin 344. Aijaz Ahmad Bhat 20 Sangam Beaten by armed forces Bhat 345. Nadeem 20 Gh.Mohiuddin Gojri Sopore Pellet injury right eye 346. Tanveer Ahmad 20 Bashir Ahmad Ganai Sopore Pellet injury right eye Pellet injury 347. Aqib 20 Abdul Majeed Dar Kakpora Pulwama chest/abdomen 348. Jehangeer Ahmad 20 Abdul Rashid Kakpora Pulwama Pellet injury abdomen Beaten by armed forces 349. Shafaat 20 Not Available Kaksarai Sgr injury on head/right arm Pellet injury to left eye 350. Mubashir 20 Gh.Ahmad Bhat Safakadal Sgr and chest Pellet injury to back 351. Irfan Rather 20 Abdul Hameed Rather Zinimar Srinagar and neck 352. Shoib Ahmad 20 Farooq Ahmad Siraj Safakadal Sgr Pellet injury forearm Pellet injury left 353. Umar 20 Abdul Rashid Natipora eye/temporal area 354. Adil Bashir 20 Bashir Ahmad Dar Hyderpora Sgr Pellet injury 355. Ishfaq Ahmad 20 Not Available Not Available Pellet injury left eye Pellet injury head and 356. Sahil 20 Abdul Majeed Budgam face Pellet injury chest/ 357. Abid 20 Ghulam Muhammad Lasipora Pulwama abdomen 358. Javaid Ahmad 20 Gh.Muhammad Bandipora Pellet injury left eye Pellet injury 359. Arif 20 Not Available Sopore head/face/neck/chest Pellet injury b/l 360. Nadeem 20 Ghulam Nabi Tehgpora Sgr eyes/hest/abdomen Pellet injury left eye referred from dh 361. Ajaz Yousuf 20 Muhammad Yousuf Baramulla baramulla vide # 133503 Waheed Ahmad 362. 20 Bashir Ahmad Delina Barmulla Pellet injury left eye Dar 363. Asif 20 Sidik Mir Bandipora Stone injury right eye 364. Ajaz Ahmad 20 Gh.Muhammad Bhat Nowpora Sekidafar Pellet injury back/ head 365. Junaid 20 Muhammad Iqbal Mir Arigam Pulwama Pellet injury 71

Ser Name Age Parentage Residential Address Nature of Injury 366. Mehraj-ud-Din 20 Abdul Ahad Budgam Pellet left eye 367. Oman 20 Farooq Ahmad Nawakadal Sgr Pellet injury left leg 368. Zahoor Ahmad Dar 20 Nazir Ahmad Dar Kangan Shopian Pellet injury right eye Beaten by armed forces 369. Arif 20 Ghulam Rasool Safakadal Sgr injury to nose Muhammad Ramzan 370. Asrar 20 Narbal Pellet injury head bhat 371. Aabid 20 Gh.Hassan Rather Bagi Mehtab Pellet injury right eye Beaten by armed forces injury to 372. Mukhtar Ahmad 20 Abdul Rashid Mir Awantipora shoulders/head/back ref,from Pampore # 44241 Beaten by armed forces 373. Adil 20 Abdul Razak dar Noorbagh -polytrauma Pellet to left 374. Bashir Ahmad 20 Not Available Nowpora Sopore eye,shoulder,chest Pellet injury to right 375. Aijaz Ahmad 20 Not Available Nowpora Sopore foot 376. Aamir 20 Abdul Rashid Nawakadal Sgr Pellet to back and cgest Pellet injury to left 377. Jehangir Ahmad 20 Mushtaq Ahmad Chadoora flank 378. Parvez Ahmad Dar 20 Gulzar Ahmad Dar Noorbagh Shell injury scalf 379. Riyaz Ahmad 20 M.Yousuf Lone Kralpora Kupwara Pellet injury right eye 380. Waseem 20 Gh.Ahmad Handwara Pellet injury 381. Irshad Ahmad 20 Lal Khan Kupwara Pellet injury eye 382. Ishfaq Ahmad 20 Ghulam Rasool Pulwama Pellet injury eye Pellet injury 383. Sajad Ahmad 20 Gh.rasool Wani Langate Handwara head/neck/left eye 384. Shabir Ahmad 20 Muhammad Akbar Mir Langate Handwara Pellet injury left eye Shell injury to right 385. Numan 20 Bashir Ahmad Mir Rainawari Sgr hand 386. Ishrat 20 D/o Javid Ahmad Bijbehara Pellet injury b/w eyes 387. Imtiyaz Ahmad 20 Ali muhammad Sofi Watalkadal Sgr Shell injury face 388. Mushtaq Ahmad 20 Gh.Muhammad Darzi Safakadal Sgr Pellet injury lower legs Pellet injury left 389. Adil 20 Ghulam Qadir Wani Magam periorbit Pellet injury over 390. Ubaid 20 M.Abdullah Dar Sd colony Batamaloo l.scalf/right eye 72

Ser Name Age Parentage Residential Address Nature of Injury Pellet injury 391. Irfan 20 Abdul Aziz Batamaloo Sgr chest/head/abdomen 392. Nasir Ahmad 20 Abdul Majeed Shah Nowgam Pellet injury right eye Pellet injury neck/left 393. Sameer 20 Bilal Ahmad Rather Eidgah Sgr eye Injury head hit by army 394. Adnan 20 Muhammad Akbar Batamaloo Sgr vehicle 395. Suhail Ahmad 20 Abdul Ahad Wani Parimpora Pellet injury left eye Javid Ahmad Beaten by armedforces 396. 20 Abdul Rashid Kupwara Mugloo on head / chest Pellet injury 397. Shahid 20 Gh.Ahmad Mir Hawal Mk Chowk chest/abdomen 398. Irfan Ahmad 20 Ali Muhammad Dar Safakadal Sgr Pellet injury head 399. Aqib 20 M.Lateef Bhat Palhallan Pellet injury back/arms 400. Faisal 20 Not Available Bomai Sopore Pellet injury back/ head 401. Faizan 20 Jalal-u-Din Khudrin Kulgam Pellet injury right eye Pellet injury head/ 402. Irfan Ahmad 20 Gh.Hassan Hajin chest/abdomen 403. Farooq Ahmad 20 Ghulam Ahmad Beeru Pellet injury eye Pellet injury 404. Irfan Ahmad 20 Miushtaq Ahmad Safakadal back/chest/left hand 405. Shahid 20 Abdul Rashid Bhat Kangan Pellet injury right eye Pellet injury right 406. Nazir Ahmad 20 Wali Muhammad Mir Kupwara Lolab shoulder/eye Pellet injury chest/ 407. Aamir 20 Gh.Muhammad Bhat Batamaloo Sgr abdomen 408. Irfan Ahmad 20 Not Available Batamaloo Sgr Pellet injury chest Beaten by armed forces 409. Adil 20 Abdul Rashid Bulla Khrew injury to back/arms 410. Sajad Ahmad 20 Muhammad Sultan Magam Pellet injury left eye Mehraj-ud-Din Pellet injury left lower 411. 20 Gh. Muhammad Ganai Kawoosa Ganai lid 412. Sahil Ahmad 20 Gh.Muhammad Rather Qamar Wari Sgr Shell injury head 413. Sahil Ahmad 20 Farooq Ahmad Sofi Natipora Pellet injury hands/foot Beaten by armed 414. Muzaffar Ali 20 Ali Muhammad Chatergam Budgam forcdes injury to head/arms 415. Jahangeer 20 Abdul Hamid Pulwama Pellet injury right eye Pellet injuries to face 416. Umar Najar 21 Gh.Mohammad Najar Natipora, Srinagar and chest 73

Ser Name Age Parentage Residential Address Nature of Injury Injury on left eye due 417. Babur 21 Ghulam Nabi Mir Tarzoo Sopore to pellet 418. Sheikh Sajad 21 Ghulam Nabi Sheikh Nalbal Nowshera Left eye pellet injury Bullet injury left 419. Tahir 21 Muhammad Shafi Kakapora Pulwama forearm 420. Yasir Ahmad 21 Muzaffar Ahmad Raja Baramulla Pellet injury Pellet injury to arm and 421. Bilal Ahmad Shah 21 Gh.Rasool Shah Anantnag face 422. Naseer Ahmad 21 Bashir Ahmad Wagay Rajpora Pulwama Pellet injury left eye 423. Hilal Ahmad Bhat 21 Gh.Muhammad Bhat Kakpora Back bullet injury Shabir Ahmad Bullet injury to back 424. 21 Gh.Hassan Khan Arizal Beeru Khan left side 425. Abdul Hameed 21 Abdul Rehman Ganai Arizal Beeru Bullet to both legs Beaten by security 426. Shabir Ahmad 21 Gh.Mohammad Hajam Chadoora forces(Right arm injured) Bullet injury left side 427. Shabir Ahmad 21 Fayaz Ahmad Khan Arizal Beeru back 428. Hilal 21 Abdul Rashid Bhat Lasipora Pulwama Bullet injury right leg Pellet injury to right 429. Suhaib 21 Bilal Ahmad Kralpora eye 430. Faizan Ahmad Bhat 21 Fayaz Ahmad Bhat Baramulla Pellet injury to eye Khazir Muhammad 431. Nazir Ahmad Khan 21 Chotabazar Srinagar Pellet left eye injury Khan 432. Nissar Ahmad 21 Riyaz Ahmad Sahi Sopore Pellet injury right eye 433. Nayeemul Masood 21 Masood Ahmad Dar Sopore Pellet injury left eye 434. Zaffar 21 Not Available Rainawari Sgr Pellet injury 435. Feroz Ahmad 21 Not Available Sopore Pellet injury right eye 436. Mudasir 21 Not Available Safakadal Pellet injury right eye Rubber bullet on left 437. Muhammad Shafi 21 Muhammad Sidiq Kupwara leg 438. Aqib 21 Abdul Majeed Pampore Pellet injury eye Pellet injury b/w 439. Muzaffar 21 Not Available Nawakadal Sgr legs/left hand Pellet injury chest f/u 440. Mir irshad 21 Gh.Muhammad Mir Ratsun Beeru case from jvc skims Muhammad Abas 441. 21 Not Available Bijbehara Shell injury ear Thoker 442. Zahoor Ahmad Dar 21 Nazir Ahmad Dar Kegam Shopian Pellet injury right eye 74

Ser Name Age Parentage Residential Address Nature of Injury 443. Aadil 21 Farooq Ahmad Habbakadal Pellet injury eye 444. Dawood 21 Bilal Ahmad Batmaloo Stone injury head Beaten by armed 445. Umar 21 Abdul Hamiud Dar Safakadal Sgr personnel injury to arms 446. Bilal Ahmad Shah 21 Gh.Qadir Shah Hall Shopian Pellet injury on face Pellet injury left 447. Abdul 21 Bashir Ahmad Zoonimer Srinagar leg/foot 448. Showkat Ahmad 21 Not Available Not Available Pellet injury 449. Fayaz Ahmad 21 Not Available Budgam Shell abdomen 450. Amir 21 Not Available Barthan Pellet injury head 451. Arif Hussain 21 Gh.Hassan Bhat Qazigund Left eye pellet injury 452. Munazul Haq 21 Muhammad Shafi Shopian Pellet injury left eye 453. Mohsin 21 Abdul Hamid Khan Hjumhama Pellet injury chest/back Pellet injury chest 454. Tanveer Ahmad 21 Late Abdul Samad Aarigam Nowgam referred from JKHD Chattergam Muhammad Ashraf 455. Javid 21 Sopore Pellet to right eye Mir Pellet to right eye and 456. Shabir Ahmad 21 Ghulam nabi Aharbal Pulwama body Teargas to left lower 457. Asif Ahmad 21 Farooq Ahmad Yarupora Eidgah leg 458. Manzoor Ahmad 21 Muhammad Yousuf Budgam Pellet to back 459. Waseem 21 Gh.Qadir Beigh Barzulla Tangmerg Pellet to left eye 460. Muhammad Saleem 21 Gh.Muhammad Malik Kralpora Kupwara Pellet injury b/w eyes 461. Aijaz Ahmad 21 Muhammad Rajab Aglab Pulwama Pellet injury eye 462. Jehangir Ahmad 21 Gh.Muhammad Yatoo Chadoora Shell injury 463. Muneerul Islam 21 Not Available Baramulla Shell injury 464. Aaqib 21 Gh.Muhammad Malik Kremshre Budgam Pellet injury neck/ face Beaten by armed 465. Asif 21 Bashir Ahmad Noorbagh personnel injury to head Pellet injury to 466. Ayaan 21 Not Available Not Available head/face back 467. Kamran 21 Ali Muhammad Mir Eidgah Sgr Pellet onjury leg Pellet injury Irshad Ahmad 468. Tauseef 21 Kralgund chest/abdomen/left eye Khawaja bruices 75

Ser Name Age Parentage Residential Address Nature of Injury 469. Manzoor Ahmad 21 Abdul Rehman Beeru Pellet injury left eye Beaten by armed forces 470. Aqib 21 Gh.Muhammad Rather Saipora Kralgund Kup injury polytrauma 471. Shafaat 21 Gh.Rasool Hajam Batamaloo Sgr Pellet injury face/head Pellet injury b/w 472. Asim ali 21 Muhammad Yasin Natipora legs/right hand Injury left abdomen 473. Danish 22 Abdul Salam Bhat Shopian due to bullet Muhammad Akbar Beaten by security 474. Zubair 22 Awantipora Malla forces Showkat Ahmad Bullet injury left side 475. 22 Muhammad Ramzan Simpthan Bijbehara Rather nech (Critical) Bullet injury to left 476. Khalid 22 Ghulam Nabi Bhat Achabal buttocks Muhammad Asgar 477. 22 Abdul Rashid Dar Pulwama Pellet injury to left eye Dar 478. Hilal Ahmad 22 Ghulam Qadir Bhat Hutmura Mattan Bullet injury to left leg 479. Umar Qadir 22 Ghulam Qadir Jamalta Srinagar Pellet injury at chest Owais Ahmad Pellet injury to right 480. 22 Farooq Ahmad Malik Khanyar Malik abdomen 481. Manzoor Ahmad 22 Gh.Muhammad Ashaibagh Pellet injuries abdomen 482. Jehangir Ahmad 22 Bashir Ahmad Anantnag Pellet injury both legs 483. Aalif 22 Jalaldin Ganai Anantnag Pellet injury abdomen Pellet injury to right 484. Muhammad Abass 22 Abdul Hamid Bhat Bomai Sopore eye Naseer Ahmad 485. 22 Bashir Ahmad Wagay Rajpora Pulwama Pellet injury on left eye Wagay Pellet injury on face 486. Liaqat Muneer 22 Muneer Ahmad Rajpora Pulwama and eyes Beaten by security 487. Aamir 22 Muhammad Shafi Dar Chadoora forces(Right arm injured) Bullet injured right leg 488. Imtiyaz Ahmad 22 M. Jamal Ganai Chekalan Pulwama & back 489. Waseem 22 Muhammad Abdullah Parimpora Right eye pellet injury Shabir Ahmad 490. 22 Abdul Gaffar Pulwama Pellet injuries on eyes Wani Fayaz Ahmad Pellet injury to right 491. 22 Sajid Ahmad Parray Shopian Parray eye Pellet injury to right 492. Zakir 22 Nazir Ahmad Mir Khew Kulgam eye 76

Ser Name Age Parentage Residential Address Nature of Injury Bullet injury to right 493. Rayees Ahmad 22 Not Available Arizal Beeru leg Pellet injury to left 494. Tariq 22 Abdul Rashid Mir Brath Kalan Sopore orbit 495. Javid Ahmad Teli 22 Abdul Rahim Teli Lalpora Lolab Pellet injury left eye 496. Arif Pala 22 Ghulam Muhammad Badipora Chadoora Bullet on left leg 497. Muzamil 22 Reyaz Ahmad Shopian Pellet injury 498. Sobia 22 Abdul Majeed Sheikh Qamarwari Srinagar Pellet injury left leg Beaten by security 499. Suhail Ahmad Pal 22 Muhammad Afzal Pal Shirmal Shopian forces Showkat Ahmad Neck left side bullet 500. 22 Muhammad Ramzan Simpthan Bijbehara Rather injury Yawar Ahmad 501. 22 Manzoor Ahmad Bhat Tral Pellet injury to eye Bhat Pellet injury to left eye 502. Umar 22 Abdul Rashid Najar Natipora and face 503. Manzoor Ahmad 22 Not Available Rainawari Sgr Pellet injury 504. Abdul Hameed 22 Not Available Sopore Pellet injury right hand Pellet injury right 505. Bilal Ahmad 22 Not Available Sopore abdomen 506. Sajad Ahmad 22 Not Available Palhallan Pellet injury right eye 507. Muneer Ahmad 22 M.Hayat Koul Sumbal Pellet injury right eye 508. Tahir Ashraf 22 Muhammad Ashraf Pulwama Pellet injuries 509. Jehangir Ahmad 22 Not Available Kupwara Pellet injuries 510. Umar 22 Bashir Ahmad Gojri Darishkadal Sgr Pellet injury abdomen 511. Umar 22 Not Available Sopore Pellet injury Padgampora 512. Shahnawaz 22 Ghulam Nabi Dar Pellet injury left eye Awantipora 513. Rizwan 22 Gulzar Ahmad Awantipora Pellet injury face/head Late Ali Muhammad 514. Ishfaq Ahmad Dar 22 Kanihama Batpora Pellet injury right hand Dar Padgampora 515. Bilal Ahmad 22 Abdul Gani Dar Pellet injury chest Awantipora Pellet injury head neck 516. Aqib 22 Ajaz Ahmad Rather Seer Sopore chest abdomen Beaten by armed forces 517. Asif Ahmad Reshi 22 Reyaz Ahmad Reshi Samboora Pulwama head depressed 518. Mie Inayat 22 Abdul Rehman Mir Samboora Pampore Pellet injury right eye 519. Sajad 22 Farooq Ahmad Bhat Lelhaar Kakpora Pellet injury left eye 77

Ser Name Age Parentage Residential Address Nature of Injury Pellet injury right eye 520. Unab 22 Muhammad Rizwan Budgam and head Pellet injury b/w lower 521. Tanzeel 22 Gh.Nabi Sofi Habakadal Sgr limbs Pellet injury chest/ both 522. Uman 22 Farooq Ahmad Nawakadal Sgr lower limbs 523. Shahnawaz 22 Not Available Safakadal Sgr Pellet injury chest Pellet injury back/both 524. Ubair 22 Not Available Nawakadal Sgr lower limbs/arms Pellet injury chest/ rt 525. Nayeem 22 Not Available Safakadal Sgr arm/right eye Muhammad Amin 526. Aadil 22 Chattabal Pellet injury right eye Nath Wahid Ahmad Muhammad Maqbool Pellet injury right eye 527. 22 Pymus Budgam Khan Khan on 10.7.2016 Pellet injury right 528. Jehangeer Ahmad 22 Gh.Muhammad Zoonimar eye/abdomen 529. Aabid 22 Gh.Muhammad Mir Batamaloo Sgr Shell injury head Rubber bullet injury 530. Umar 22 Farooq Ahmad Batamaloo Sgr left heel Pellet injury 531. Zahid Ahmad 22 Muhammad Salam Hyderpora Galwanpora chest,abdomen Rubber bullet injury 532. Sajad Ahmad 22 Ali Muhammad Mir Batamaloo Sgr left upper abdomen Pellet injury right 533. Aamir 22 Not Available Batamaloo Sgr shoulder Rubber bullet injury 534. Irfan 22 Abdul Samad Bhat Samboora Pulwama left forearm Beaten by armed forces 535. Irshad 22 Not Available Gowkadal Sgr injury to leg Pellet injury abdomen, 536. Aabid 22 Not Available Tahab Pulwama chest and face 537. Javid Ahmad 22 Not Available Not Available Pellet injury eye 538. Suhail Ahmad 22 Muhammad Ismail Islamabad Pellet injury right eye Muhammad Ramzan Pellet injury right 539. Wahid 22 Sopore Mir eye/chest 540. Naseer Ahmad 22 Abdul Gaffar Batamaloo Sgr Pellet injury left eye 541. Adil Rasheed 22 Abdul Rasheed Bhat Gadoora Pulwama Pellet injury Pellet injury b/w 542. Muhammad Yousuf 22 Gowhar Ahmad Budgam legs/face 543. Muneeb 22 Not Available Not Available Stone injury on head 78

Ser Name Age Parentage Residential Address Nature of Injury Muhammad 544. 22 Muhammad Abdullah Kreeri Pellet injury left eye Ramzan 545. Lateef Ahmad 22 Not Available Not Available Stone injury on head 546. Arsallan 22 Muhammad Ibrahim Hyderpora Sgr Pellet injury head Pellet injury left 547. Mudasir 22 Muhammad Akbar Mir Baramulla eye/chest/abdomen 548. Mudasir Bashir 22 Bashir Ahmad Dar Padshahi Bagh Sgr Pellet injury s.v. 549. Moomin 22 Not Available Not Available Pellet in right eye 550. Asif 22 Bashir Ahmad Kulgam Pellet injury left eye Pellet injury b/lorbits 551. Haroon Rashid 22 Abdul Rashid Malla Langate Handwara ref from dh Handwara @ 021473 552. Sahil 22 Nazir Ahmad Hanzi Chattabal Pellet injury head/neck 553. Rameez Raja 22 Gh.Hassan Mir Kupwara Pellet injury right eye 554. Ubaid Noor 22 Noor Muhammad Chattabal Pellet injury head 555. Jan Muhammad 22 Muhammad Sultan Nawhatta Pellet injury both legs 556. Junaid 22 Ali Muhammad Parimpora Pellet to chest Pellet to upper side of 557. Tariq Ahmad 22 Abdul Jabbar Bomia Sopore back/eye 558. Muhammad Aslam 22 Gh.Hassan Pulwama Pellet to left eye,head 559. Junaid Ahmad 22 Muhammad Altaf Rajouri kadal Sgr Pellet to left eye 560. Ishtiyaq Ahmad 22 Muhammad Ahsraf Kupwara Pellet to left eye 561. Aqib 22 Not Available Nawakadal Sgr Pellet to face and head 562. Aqib 22 Shakeel Ahmad Rambagh Sgr Pellet to face and back Pellet injury to 563. Adil Shakeel 22 Shakeel Ahmad Natipora head/face back Muhammad Shafi 564. Irfan Khan 22 Maisuma Sgr Stone injury head Khan 565. Sajad 22 Gh.Mohi-ud-Din Shopian Shell injury leg Pellet injury chest/ 566. Irfan 22 Not Available Not Available abdomen/back 567. Muzamil 22 Mushtaq Ahmad Baramulla Pellet injury eye 568. Ubaid 22 Not Available Budgam Pellet injury 569. Shiraz Ahmad 22 Gh.Muhammad Bhat Chadoora Pellet injury eye Pellet injury back/b/w/ 570. Abid 22 Gh.Muhammad Chandoora legs Muhammad Ramzan 571. Dar Aslam 22 Bijbehara Pellet injury right eye Dar 79

Ser Name Age Parentage Residential Address Nature of Injury Pellet injury 572. Mustafa 22 M.Shaban Dar Sopore face/chest/abdomen Beaten by armed forces 573. Irfat 22 Muhammad Shafi Hawal injury to arms/ head Pellet injury right thigh 574. Muneer Ahmad 22 Ali Muhammad Palpora Noorbagh head 575. Amir 22 Mehraj-Din Dar Waganpora Pellet injury right foot Pellet injury l.arm right 576. Javed Ahmad 22 Sajad Ahmad Qamarwari Sgr leg 577. Junaid Ahmad 22 Riyaz Ahmad Alochibagh Sgr Shell injury head 578. Fayaz Ahmad 22 Gh.Muhammad Nagam Pellet injury head/ back Pellet injury left 579. Shabir Ahmad 22 Abdul Rashid Najar Nawakadal Sgr arm/back Beaten by armed forces 580. Bilal Ahmad 22 Not Available Magam injury to right side chest 581. Aasif 22 Abdul Ahad Nawakadal Sgr Pellet injury left eye 582. Fayaz Ahmad 22 Farooq Ahmad Rajouri Kadal Sgr Pellet injury left eye Pellet injury to both 583. Mudasir 22 Fayaz Ahmad Hawal Srinagar legs Pellet injury 584. Shahid 22 Gh.Rasool Bhat Sopore chest/abdomen Pellet injury 585. Imtiyaz Ahmad 22 Abdul Jabbar Dar Beeru chest/abdomen 586. Waseem 22 Gh.Muhammad Wani Beeru Pellet injury head 587. Muhammad Ashraf 22 Javaid Ahmad Malpora Beeru Pellet injury right eye Shameem Ahmad 588. Aqib 22 Bathatra Budgam Pellet injury right eye Khan 589. Irfan Khan 22 Not Available Mysooma Sgr Pellet injury r.shoulder 590. Waseem 22 M.Hadi Bhat Tral Pellet injury right eye 591. Khursheed Ahmad 22 Gh.Rasool Malik Hanjiwera pattan Pellet injury right eye Pellet injury 592. Adil 22 Gh.Rasool Mir Natipora chest/back/right knee 593. Umar 23 Farooq Ahmad Khanmoh Pellet injury to left eye Beaten by security 594. Junaid 23 Kulgam forces head & right elbow injured Pellet injury to right 595. Imran Rashid 23 Abdul Rashid Khan Anantnag eye 596. Abdul Hamid Bhat 23 Ali Muhammad Bhat Lasipora Pulwama Left abdominal shell 80

Ser Name Age Parentage Residential Address Nature of Injury Muhammad Yousuf 597. Rahil Ahmad 23 Pahalgam Bullet injury forearm Ganai 598. Ghulam Nabi 23 Haji Jalal Din Bhat Narang Bagh Ganderbal Pellet injury to chest Rubber bullet injury to 599. Sheikh Mushtaq 23 Muhammad Ismail Palpora Noorbagh left inner thigh Hit by teargass shell on 600. Imran 23 Bashir Ahmad Sheikh Parimpora Srinagar right leg Pellet injury head/ left 601. Imtiyaz Ahmad 23 Muhamad Shafi Kangan eye 602. Tahir Ahmad 23 Bilal Ahmad Zaldagar Pellet injuries 603. Ashfaq Ahmad 23 Gh.Muhammad Pattan Wanigam Pellet injuries 604. Aaqib 23 Fafrooq Ahmad Shah Awantipora Pellet injury left flank 605. Ishfaq Ahmad 23 Manzoor Ahmad Malla Sopore Pellet to full body 606. Junaid 23 Ffarooq Ahmad Sheih Gushanpora Tral Pellet injury right eye 607. Firdous Ahmad 23 Ghulam Hassan Bhat Samboora Pampore Pellet injury head 608. Shabir Ahmad 23 Ghulam Hassan Bijbehara Pellet injury eye 609. Inayat 23 Ghulam Muhammad Kakpora Pulwama Pellet injjury head' 610. Umar 23 Abdul Majeed Wani Kakpora Pulwama Pellet injury ward 12 Pellet injury left 611. Mubashir 23 Ghulam Qadir Najar Waghama Bijbehara eye/chest/b/w/legs Manzoor Ahmad Pellet injury chest/ 612. 23 Ghulam Rasool Wani Tral Wani abdomen/arms Mudasir Ahmad Stone injury right 613. 23 Abdul Hamid Khan Ompora Budgam Khan elbow Beaten by armed forces 614. Ubaid 23 Gh.Qadir Malik Baramulla at-Batamaloo injury to right arm at hawal Sgr 615. Ubaid 23 Not Available Peerbagh Sgr Pellet injury forehead 616. Muzaffar 23 Abdul Rashid Arigam Pulwama Pellet injury right eye Beaten by armed forces 617. Hilal Ahmad 23 Not Available Pulwama injury to neck 618. Shakeel Ahgmad 23 Not Available Not Available Pellet injury right thigh Pellet injury 619. Ubaid 23 Muhammad Yaqoob Nawabazar Sgr chest,abdomen,skull 620. Tariq Ahmad 23 Not Available Khaniyar Sgr Bbs injury head 621. Sakib Ahmad 23 Not Available Qamarwari Sgr Pellet injury fore head Pellet injury 622. Imran Ahmad 23 Not Available Rambagh Sgr neck/head/chest 81

Ser Name Age Parentage Residential Address Nature of Injury Pellet injury right eye 623. Arsalaan 23 Gh.Rasool Padder Alijan Kulgam referred from sdh kulgam # 0227039 Pellet to head and right 624. Ishfaq Ahmad 23 Gh.Muhammad Mir D.h.Pora eye 625. Javaid Ahmad 23 Bashir Ahmad Malik Baramulla Pellet to right eye 626. Aqib 23 Not Available Natipora Pellet to back Pellet to face and left 627. Mushtaq Ahmad 23 Abdul Qadir Khan Aura,Kupwara eye Gh.Muhammad 628. Jehangeer Ahmad 23 Shopian Pellet injury to left eye Naikoo Beaten by armed forces 629. Tanveer Ahmad 23 Abdul Rashid Naikoo Banihal injury to head Tear gass shell injury 630. Shabir Ahmad Lone 23 Gh.Jeelani Lone Lasipora Sogam Lolab right flank Pellet injury right 631. Abrar Ahmad Mir 23 Abdul Majeed Mir Qazigund eye/abdomen Pellet injury back/ 632. Umar 23 Abdul Qayoom Bhat Aglar pattan buttocks 633. Faizan 23 Gh.Rasool Dar Pampore Pellet injury head 634. Zahid Ahmad 23 Bashir Ahmad Agrikalan Bala Pellet back arm legs Gh.Muhammad 635. Waseem 23 Dalgate Sgr Pellet injury legs Bakhtoo 636. Aamir 23 Parvez Ahmad Baramulla Pellet injury left eye Pellet injury 637. Aamir Manzoor 23 Manzoor Ahmad Baramulla head/chest/eye Beaten by armed forces 638. Bilal Ahmad 23 Ali Muhammad khan Shopian injury to r.shoulder Pellet injury 639. Muzaffar 23 Gh.Muhammad Batamaloo Sgr abdomen/back 640. Kaiser 23 Muhammad Rajab Noorbagh Pellet injury left eye 641. Abdul Hameed 23 Gh.Ahmad Hajan Stone injury head 642. Muhammad Shafi 24 Ali Mhammad Dar Goripora Awantipora Bullet on right leg 643. Muhammad Shafi 24 Ali Mohammad Pakherpora Pellet injury to head Pellet injury to 644. Tufail Reshi 24 Tral Mindoora head/neck/right arm Bullet injury to right 645. Yawar ul Islam 24 Bashir Ahmad Dar Nehama Kulgam thigh Shell injury to 646. Rashid Hamid 24 Abdul Hamid Sopore abdomen and chest 82

Ser Name Age Parentage Residential Address Nature of Injury 647. Faisal Ahmad 24 Muhammad Altaf Shah Gonikhan Pellet injury 648. Bashir Ahmad 24 Abdul Salam Sofi Chattabal Sgr Pellet injury 649. Jehangeer Ahmad 24 Abdul Majeed Pulwama Pellet injury eye Beaten by security 650. Jehangeer Ahmad 24 M.Shafi Malik Heffkuri Shopian forces at Shopian Pellet injury left 651. Bashir Ahmad 24 Ghulam Nabi Baddu Budgam shoulder/neck Pellet injury chest/ 652. Hashim 24 Not Available SafakadalSgr abdomen Pellet injury right chest 653. Showkat Ahmad 24 Not Available Kanimazar Sgr b/w legs at Safakadal Javid Ahmad Pellet injury right eye 654. 24 Abdul Karim Handoo Barbarshah Sgr Handoo at Habbakadal Beaten by armed forces 655. Sabzar Ahmad 24 Gh.Qadir Sheikh Safakadal Sgr injury to back/chest 656. Abdul Majeed 24 Not Available Not Available Pellet injury eye Pellet injury eye and 657. Arif 24 Ghulam Nabi Shopian head 658. Mudasir Ahmad 24 Mukhtar Ahmad Ganai Sopore Pellet injury right eye Pellet injury left 659. Ghulam Qadir 24 M.Yousuf Bhat Lethpora Pulwama eye/forehead/l.shoulder Pellet injury right 660. Shakir 24 Abdul Aziz Bhat Pahoo Pulwama neck/right arm/ right supra orbit 661. Javid Ahmad 24 Ghulam Nabi Pulwama Pellet injury left eye Pellet injury l arm/l 662. Zubair Ahmad 24 Farooq Ahmad Sofi Chattabal lower limb 663. Shahid 24 Not Available Shopian Pellet injury right eye 664. Zaid Ahmad 24 Aijaz Ahmad Baramulla Pellet to right eye Pellet to abdomen and 665. Irfan Ahmad 24 Not Available Sopore chest Bbs injury to 666. Riyaz Ahmad 24 Gh.Nabi Para Pattan chest/b/wlegs Pellet injury 667. Shameema 24 D/o Abdul Rehman Pampore abdomen/chest/right shoulder 668. Muzamil 24 Abdul Gani Sopore Pellet injury left eye 669. Abdul Rouf 24 Abdul Majeed Ganai Shopian Pellet injury left eye 670. Taufeeq Ahmad 24 Bashir Ahmad Fatehkadal Sgr Shell injyry abdomen 671. Saqib 24 Abdul Hameed Chattabal Stone injury head 83

Ser Name Age Parentage Residential Address Nature of Injury 672. Ubaid 24 Not Available Chout bazar Shell injury head 673. Irshad Ahmad 24 Gh.Muhammad Najar Beeru Pellet injury right eye Pellet injury head/ left 674. Aqib 24 Mehraj-u-Din Sheikh Baramulla eye Pellet injury back/right 675. Umar Farooq 24 Fayaz Ahmad Mir Bandipora thigh 676. Mohsin 24 Ghulam Nabi Tral Pellet injury left eye 677. Mohsin 24 Abdul Rashid Ljhan Chattabal Pellet injury left eye Pellet injury b/w 678. Babur 24 Abdul Rashid Natipora legs/arms Farooq Ahmad Injury into chest due to 679. 25 Ghulam Nabi Frestbal Pampore Rather pellet Pellet injuries on chest 680. Aaqib 25 Ghulam Hassan Parray Tahab, Pulwama bilaterial legs & arms Manzoor Ahmad 681. 25 Abdul Rashid Barsoo Awantipora Pellet injury in head Wani Injury in abdomen due 682. Riyaz Ahmad Dar 25 Abdul Majeed Dar Barsoo Awantipora to pellet Muhammad Akbar Pellet injury to face & 683. Altaf Ahmad 25 Rajpora Pulwama Rather head (Dead) 684. Tahir 25 Abdul Rashid Sheikh Parimpora Pellet right eye Gul Mohammad Bullet injury both 685. Azad hussain 25 Pudsoo Shopian Thokar legs(Dead) 686. Nazir Ahmad Wani 25 Abdul Rehman Wani Keller Pellet injury to chest Muhammad Hayat 687. Rasik 25 Shopian Fire at back side Lone 688. Shaheen jan 25 W/o Parvez Ahmad Bijbehara Left abdominal bullet 689. Shameema 25 W/o Abdul Rashid Bijbehara Bullet to right abdomen W/o Mohammad Shafi 690. Rukhsana 25 Bijbehara Arwini Right shoulder bullet Bhat 691. Manzoor Ahmad 25 Ghulam Ahmad Shopian Pellet injury to left eye 692. Majid Ahmad 25 Ghulam Nabi Wani Medura Tral Bullet in abdomen Pellet injury to 693. Ulfat 25 Gh.Muhammad Mir Anantnag abdomen Muzaffar Ahmad Pellet injury left 694. 25 Riyaz Ahmad Khan Pulwama Khan abdomen Pellet injury to face 695. Ashiq Hussain 25 Abdul Rehman Bhat Pulwama and head 696. Sartaj Ahmad 25 Ghulam Nabi Dar Pulwama Pellet injury abdomen 697. Tariq Ahmad mir 25 Abdul Gani Mir Tahab Pulwama Pellet injury 84

Ser Name Age Parentage Residential Address Nature of Injury 698. Jehangir Ahmad dar 25 Nazir Ahma Dar Pulwama Pellet injury to left eye Pellet injury to right 699. Zahid Khan 25 Gh.Mohi-u-Din Khan Goripora Shopian eye Mohammad Akbar Pellet injury to face & 700. Altaf Ahmad 25 Rajpora Pulwama Rather head(Dead) Gul Mohammad Bullet injury both 701. Azad Hussain 25 Shopian Thokar legs(Dead) 702. S. Siva Madhav 25 Ct no.125033491 200 Bn CRPF Delhi Stone injury to left eye 703. Faisal 25 Abdul Radhid Hazari Habba kadal Sgr Pellet left eyebrow Pellet injury face chest 704. Firdous Ahmad 25 Gulzar Ahmad Sopore and eyes 705. Rayees 25 M.Ibrahim Lone Helu Shopian Bullet injury on chest 706. Azhar 25 Not Available Kupwara Stone injury foot 707. Rameez Ahmad 25 Abdul Ahad Kunzar Tangmarg Pellet injuries Pellet injury right side 708. Abid 25 Gh.Muhammad Bazaz Karan nagar Sgr forehead at chout bazar Sgr. 709. Aadil 25 Not Available Kulgam Pellet injury on eye Stone injury at right 710. Bilal Ahmad 25 Eidgah Not Available elbow 711. Aabid 25 Not Available Khaniyar Sgr Pellet injury right eye Beaten by security 712. Ramiz Raja 25 Gh.Nabi Mir Wanpora Pulwama forces injury head b/w arms/teeth Wali Muhammad Pellet injury right eye 713. Muzaffar 25 Khanmoh Zewan Sheikh at pampore 714. Saqib 25 Ghulam Nabi Nawakadal Sgr Pellet injury 715. Tariq Ahmad 25 Ghulam Qadir Sopore Pellet injury left leg 716. Waseem 25 Gh.Muhammad Wagay Kakpora Pulwama Pellet injury right eye Pellet injury left 717. Muhammad Nasir 25 Ghulam Rasool Ganderbal eye/nose Pellet injury chest 718. Firdous Ahmad 25 Abdul Rehman Noorbagh Srinagar abdomen/back Pellet injury right arm 719. Shahid 25 Not Available Batamaloo Sgr b/w legs/face 720. Irshad 25 Not Available Nawakadal Sgr Pellet injury right arm 721. Haseeb 25 Not Available Fateh Kadal Sgr Pellet/bullet right leg 722. Showkat Ahmad 25 Not Available Rainawari Pellet injury b/l legs Pellet injury left lower 723. Shaziya Yousuf 25 Muhammad Yousuf Ompora Budgam limb 85

Ser Name Age Parentage Residential Address Nature of Injury 724. Tariq Ahmad 25 Not Available Hyderpora Pellet injury neck,chest Pellet injury right index 725. Sajad Ahmad 25 Ghulam Nabi Rajbagh finger 726. Adil 25 Fayaz Ahmad Batamaloo Sgr Pellet injury left foot 727. Shafqat 25 Not Available Langate Handwara Pellet injury eye Pellet injury chest/ 728. Abdul Majeed 25 Not Available Pulwama abdomen 729. Bilal Ahmad 25 Not Available Tahab Pulwama Pellet injury s.v. 730. Suhail 25 M.Ismail Bhat Kulgam Pellet injury eye 731. Naseer Ahmad 25 Gh.Mohi-u-Din Baramulla Pellet injury eye 732. Aqib 25 Ghulam Rasool Eidgah Sgr Pellet both legs Tear gass shell injury 733. Aqib 25 Gh.Muhammad Najar Ompora Budgam chest 734. M.asif Dar 25 M.Shaban Dar Baramjulla Pellet injury b/w eyes Imtiyaz Ahmad 735. 25 Gh.Ahmad Ganai Harwan Pellet injury left eye Ganai Beaten by armed 736. Naseer Ahmad 25 Manzoor Ahmad Kralgund, Kupwara personels Kaiser Ahmad 737. 25 Fayaz Ahmad Zainakadal Pellet injury right arm hakeem Pellet injury left 738. Burhan 25 Abdul Rasheed Hyderpora Sgr eye/neck/chest Pellet injury chest/neck 739. Bilal Ahmad 25 Ghulam Rasool Tral

Pellet injury left 740. Parvez Ahmad 25 Gh.Muhammad Dar Pulwama eye/shell injury left leg 741. Riyaz Ahmad 25 Gh.Muhammad Bhat Bearu f.a.i.to right side chest Pellet to chest,back left 742. Bilal Ahmad 25 Muhammad Ramzan Nowpora Sopore arm 743. Irshad Ahmad 25 Gh.Mohi-ud-Din Baramulla Pellet injury eye 744. Haroon Rashid 25 Abdul Rashid Bhat Kupwara Pellet to right eye 745. Burhaan 25 Gh.Muhammad Budgam Pellet to face 746. Riyaz Ahmad 25 Gh.Mohi-ud-Din Mir Rajpora Pulwama Pellet to left eye 747. Aijaz Ahmad 25 Not Available Khan Sahib Budgam Stone injury to nose 748. Irshad Ahmad 25 Not Available Safakadal Sgr Pellet to right elbow Muhammad Maqbool 749. Junaid Ahmad 25 Aura Kupwara Pellet to left eye Mir 750. Hussam-u-Din 25 Not Available Kupwara Pellet injury b/w eyes 86

Ser Name Age Parentage Residential Address Nature of Injury Pellet injury head/ 751. Riyaz Ahmad 25 Ghulam Rasool Handwara back/left eye 752. Muhammad Aafaq 25 Gh.Muhammad Pulwama Pellet injury right eye 753. Mudasir 25 Not Available Sopore Bullet injury chest 754. Mushtaq Ahmad 25 Gh.Muhammad Raithan Pellet injyry chast 755. Firdous 25 Fayaz Ahmad Kumar Sopore Pellet injury eye 756. Irshad Ahmad 25 Manzoor Ahmad Langate Handwara Pellet injury eye 757. Rasik 25 Ali Muhammad Kupwara Pellet injury eye Pellet injury back/ 758. Jon Muhammad 25 Ali Muhammad Mir Safakadal Sgr face/neck Pellet injury 759. Adnan 25 Fayaz Ahmad Lone Langate Handwara face/chest/eye Pellet injury 760. Younis 25 Irfan Ahmad Malla Kremshera Budgam forehead/neck Pellet injury left 761. Imtiyaz Ahmad 25 Gh.Hassan Dar Not Available periorbit 762. Afnan 25 Parvez Ahmad Mir Bijbehara Pellet injury to left eye 763. Muzaffar 25 Muhammad Yousuf Waniyar Bbs back/both legs 764. Noor Mohammad 25 Zahoor Ahmad Dar Narbal Budgam Pellet injury eye Pellet injury left 765. Tanveer 25 Muhammad Haneef Batamaloo Sgr eye/chest Beaten by armed forces 766. Rayees Ahmad 25 Gh.Muhammad Baghat injury to chest/abdomen Pellet injury right 767. Muzamil 25 Bashir Ahmad Anantnag eye/head Pellet injury to right 768. Sajad Ahmad 25 Ghulam Nabi Shopian eye 769. Rasik 25 Ali Muhammad Kupwara Pellet injury rt eye Pellet injury right 770. Faizan 25 Abdul Qayoom Shah Kamarwari Sgr elbow Beaten by armed forces Ali Muhammad 771. Muzaffar 25 Nawabazar Sgr injury to shoulders Kuchay back l.knee Pellet injury back/ legs 772. Aabid 25 Abdul Rehman Noorbagh l.flank 773. Feroz Ahmad 25 Not Available Pattan Pellet injury face eye Mushtaq Ahmad Pellet injury 774. 25 Gulzar Ahmad Bhat Aglar Pattan Bhat head/back/legs 87

Ser Name Age Parentage Residential Address Nature of Injury Pellet injury upper 775. Fayaz Ahmad 25 Gh.Muhammad Lone Monchow Chadoora back/forearm Ali Muhammad Pellet injury chest/ 776. Faisal 25 Batamaloo Sgr Wagay abdomen/r.lower leg 777. Bilal Ahmad 25 Bashir Ahmad Wani Budgam Pellet injury orbit Pellet injury facde/ 778. Irshad Ahmad Wani 25 Abdul Rashid Wani Beeru right orbit 779. Gulzar Ahmad 25 Ghulam Muhammad Beeru Pellet injury right eye Tanveer Ahmad 780. 25 Gh.Muhammad Dar Beeru Pellet injury left orbit Dar Pellet injury 781. Fayaz Ahmad 25 Abdul Rehman Tangmerg chest/abdomen/l.leg 782. Abdul Razak 25 Not Available Tral Pellet injury left eye 783. Altaf Ahmad 25 Sultan Shah Batamaloo Sgr Rubber bullet neck 784. Muneeb 25 Abdul Rehman Bhat Budgam Pellet injury right foot 785. Sameer Ahmad 25 Gh.Muhammad Wani Beeru Pellet injury head 786. Bilal Ahmad 25 Jalal din Hajin Pellet injury eye 787. Aamir 25 Gh.Qadir Bhat Beeru Pellet injury left eye 788. Mehraj-u-Din Bhat 25 Ab.Rashid Bhat Kunzer Tangmerg Pellet injury right eye Pellet injury left 789. Farooq Ahmad 25 Bashir Ahmad Baramulla eye/chest/neck Pellet injury head/ 790. Aamir 25 Gh.Muhammad Habakadal Sgr back/legs 791. Ishfaq Ahmad 25 Gh.Muhammad Sheikh Habakadal Sgr Stone injury right eye 792. Sameer 25 Gh.Muhammad Mir Shopian Pellet injury left eye 793. Waseem 25 Muhammad Ashraf Chattabal Pellet injury right arm Pellet injury left wrist 794. Shafaat 25 Ghulam Hassan Chattabal l.eyebrow Pellet injury b/l eyes/ 795. Mehraj Din 25 M.Sultan Dar Sopore chest Pellet injury head and 796. Ishfaq Ahmad 25 M.Shaban Kuchay Narbal right eye 797. Bilal Ahmad 25 Gh.Ahmad Naqab Beeru Pellet injury b/l eyes 798. Bilal Ahmad 25 Ali Muhammad Natipora Pellet injury on legs Muhammad Shafi Pellet injury to right 799. 26 Abdul Jabbar Lone Lolab Kupwara Lone eye Pellet eye/upper 800. Irfan 26 Not Available Kupwara arm/chest 801. Gh.Muhammad 26 Muhammad Shafi Kangan Pellet injury head 88

Ser Name Age Parentage Residential Address Nature of Injury 802. Azad Hussain 26 Muhammad Subhan Kupwara Beaten by armed forces 803. Khursheed Ahmad 26 Abdul Salam Drugmulla Kulangam Pellet injury right eye Pellet injury right leg 804. Bilal Ahmad 26 Gh.Mohi-ud-Din Mir Jamalatta and face Pellet injury chest/ 805. Faisal 26 Abdul Rashid Hazari Habbakadal Sgr back/lower limbs 806. Rayees 26 Farooq Ahmad Sheikh Kulpora Pulwama Shell injury nose Pellet injury both eyes 807. Mudasir Ali 26 Ali Muhammad Dar Mehjoor Nagar Sgr head/ abdomen / chest Pellet injury chest b/l 808. Shahnawaz 26 Not Available Pulwama eyes 809. Muhammad Yousuf 26 Abdul Samad Rawalpora Sgr Pellet injury Mohammad Teargas shell to left 810. 26 Not Available Noorbagh Srinagar Yaqoob arm 811. Younis 26 Abdul Rehman Habakadal Sgr Pellet injury left face 812. Farooq Ahmad 26 Not Available Khan Sahab Bbs both legs Beated by armed forces 813. Bilal Ahmad 26 Muhammad Ismail Imam Sahib Shopian polytrauma 814. Asif 26 Ghulam Nabi Shopian Shellinjury head 815. Inayat 26 Muhammad Maqbool Chanapora Pellet to head Beaten by armed 816. Zahid 26 Gh.Mohi-ud-Din Tral personnels 817. Mashooq Ahmad 26 Gh.Muhammad Peer Kralpora Kupwara Pellet on face and eye Chased by armed 818. Riyaz Ahmad 26 Not Available Sakidafar forces/shell injury 819. Muntazir 26 Not Available Chadoora Pellet injury right eye Bbs referred to b&j 820. Aamir 26 Ajaz Ahmad Dar Baramulla hospital 821. Suhail 26 Abdul Jabbar Sheikh Kupwara Bullet injury Beaten by armed forces 822. Muzaffar Ahmad 26 Not Available Nawabazar Sgr injury to head/left knee Gh.Mohi –ud-Din 823. Shabir Ahmad 26 Barbarshah Sgr Pellet injury back/head Khan Beaten by armed 824. Shabir Ahmad 26 Sonaullah Shah Habakadal Sgr personnel injury to right elbow/l.limbs Pellet injury head/ 825. Imtiyaz 26 Gh.Muhammad Bhat Khaniyar chest/over right eye 826. Irfan Ahmad 26 Bashir Ahmad Tengpora Pellet injury chest 827. Parvez 26 Mehraj-u-Din Boniyar Uri Stone injury head 89

Ser Name Age Parentage Residential Address Nature of Injury 828. Imran 26 Gh.Mohi-ud-Din Habakadal Sgr Pellet injury right arm Pellet injury nechk / 829. Aamir 26 Not Available Beeru chest/abdomen 830. Showkat Ahmad 26 Not Available Kupwara Pellet injury eye Pellet injury right eye/ 831. Mohammad Yaseen 26 Bashir Ahmad Dar Puylwama chest 832. Asif Ahmad 26 Gh.Muhammad Pulwama Pellet injury back/ neck Pellet injury left eye/ 833. Suhail Ahmad 26 Farooq Ahmad Bugam Kulgam back 834. Sheeraz Ahmad 27 Abdul Gani Wagay Aarihal Pulwama Pellet injury to left eye Beaten by armed forces Late Ali Muhammad 835. Waheed Ahmad dar 27 Kanihama Batpora injury to b/l knee and Dar thigh 836. Sameer Ahmad 27 Late Noor Muhammad Fateh kadal Sgr Teargas shell to left leg Pellet/firearm injury 837. Iqbal Malik 27 Fayaz Ahmad Malik Nowhatta Sgr right lower back Pellet injury to 838. Muhammad Saleem 27 Gh.Muhammad Mazhama legs,head,arms' 839. Bashir Ahmad 27 Ali Muhammad Kupwara Pellet to chest Pellet to abdomen and 840. Farooq Ahmad 27 Muhammad Aslam Langate Handwara right shoulder Pellet injury to back / 841. Naseer Ahmad 27 Abdul Rashid Wani Nawakadal Sgr legs 842. Tariq Ahmad Wani 27 Miuhammad Yousuf Yaripora Pellet injury right eye Pellet injury right chest 843. Umar 27 Abdul Rashid Safakadal Sgr

Beaten by armed 844. Waseem 27 Gh.Muhammad Baghat personel injury head/neck Pellet injury 845. Showkat Ahmad 27 Gh.Muhammad Mir Kupwara chest/abdomen 846. Mushtaq Ahmad 27 Ismail Noorbagh Pellet injury face/neck Beaten by armed forces 847. Zahoor Ahmad 27 Wali M. Mongo Khrew injury to arms 848. Ajaz 28 Muhammad Ramzan Ompora Pellet injury to chest Showkat Ahmad 849. 28 Gh.Muhammad Dar Ruhama Pulwama Pellet injury left eye Dar 850. Farooq Ahmad 28 Gh.Muhammad Wani Handwara Chogul Pellet injury 851. Muhammad Shaban 28 Not Available Sopore Shell injury on head 852. Maymoona 28 W/o M.Shafi Awantipora Stone injury on head 90

Ser Name Age Parentage Residential Address Nature of Injury 853. Bashir Ahmad 28 Habibullah Not Available Pellet injuries Stone injury during chased by security 854. Rehana 28 Farooq Ahmad Shalla Soura Srinagar forces injury to head at chouta bazar Shabir Ahmad Beaten by security 855. 28 Gh.Muhammad Sheikh Aalikadal Sgr Sheikh forces at rainawari Sgr 856. Farooq Ahmad 28 M.Ramzan Sheikh Surasyar Chadoora Stone injury Pellet injury head and 857. Kaiser Bashir 28 Bashir Ahmad Tral chest 858. Muneer Ahmad 28 Ghulam Qadir Bemina Pellet injury right eye Muhammad Amin 859. 28 Abdul Aziz Dar Bala Kulgam Pellet injury left eye Dar Hit by armed forces Rouf Ahmad 860. 28 Gh.Hassan Pandith Panzmulla Anantnag vehicle injury Pandith head/legs Beagten by armed 861. Mehraj-u-Din 28 Gh.Mohi-ud-Din Kawdara Srinagar forces injury to right leg Pellet injury chest/ 862. Iqbal Ahmad 28 Bashir Ahmad Khan Bangdara Choora neck /r/arm 863. Shabir Ahmad 28 Not Available Langate Handwara Pellet to upper body 864. Shahid Ahmad 28 Ghulam Rasool Pulwama Pellet to left eye 865. Javaid Khan 28 Abdul Ahad Khan Kupwara Pellet to left eye 866. Gh.Mohi-u-Din 28 Not Available Pulwama Bbs injury to head 867. Muhammad Amir 28 Not Available Sopore Pellet injury b/l legs 868. Muhammad Amin 28 Not Available Sopore Pellet injury 869. Shabir Ahmad 28 Not Available Batamaloo Sgr Stone injury to head Pellet injury 870. Arif 28 Ghulam Rasool Safakadal chest/abdomen Shabir Ahmad Trapped in burning 871. 28 Gh.Muhammad Sheikh Anantnag Sheikh tyres during protests 872. M.Shafi Dar 28 Abdul Satar Dar Tral Beaten by armed forces Pellet injury back/ 873. Nisar Ahmad 28 Habibullah Rather Nowhatta Sgr chest/arms Pellet injury right 874. Jibraan 28 Not Available Batamaloo Sgr foot/legs 875. Sahil Ahmad 28 M.Ashraf Yatoo Rafiabad Sopore Pellet injury left eye Pellet injury 876. Showkat Ahmad 28 Gh.Ahmad Mir Tahab Pulwama head/neck/abdomen 91

Ser Name Age Parentage Residential Address Nature of Injury Right leg injured by 877. Zahoor Ahmad 28 M.Ramzan Baba Zainakadal tear shell Gh.Muhammad 878. 28 Gh.Rasool Sofi Ussan Kangan Pellet right arm Sofi 879. Mudasir Ahmad 28 Abdul Hameed Bhat Bugam Kulgam Shell injury face Pellet injury both eyes 880. Sajad Ahmad 28 Muhammad Yousuf Mattan Anantnag head/ abdomen/chest Pellet injury over back 881. Fayaz Ahmad Bhat 29 Abdul Samad Bhat Baramulla ap-Noorbagh and b/l lower limbs at noorbagh 882. Bashir Ahmad 29 Not Available Not Available Pellet to eye and head Pellet to face,both legs 883. Abdul Ahad 29 Bashir Ahmad Noorbagh Sgr and chest 884. Ajaz Ahmad 29 Abdul Rehman Kunzer Tangmerg Pellet injury right eye Pellet injury to right 885. Fayaz Ahmad Maik 30 Ghulam Mustafa Malik Islamabad Shirpora eye Shabir Ahmad 886. 30 Abdul Kabir Reshi Tral Pellet injury to left eye Reshi Muhammad Shaban Bullet injury to testies 887. Fayaz Ahmad Waza 30 Litter Aglar Pulwama Waza (Dead) Pellet injuries to both 888. Danish 30 Not Available Arizal Beeru eyes Muhammadm Shaban Bullet injury to testies 889. Fayaz Ahmad Waza 30 Litter Aglar Pulwama Waza (Dead) 890. Ct harman Singh 30 Rajouri Stone hitted at Shopian

Showkat Ahmad Padgampora Beaten by security 891. 30 Gh.Muhammad Sheikh Sheikh Awantipora forces legs/back Beaten by armed forces 892. Farooq Ahmad 30 Not Available Not Available

Pellet injury b/w legs at 893. Arif 30 Abdul Samad Bhat Baramulla ap-Noorbagh noorbagh Hit by armed forces 894. Farooq Ahmad 30 Not Available Panzmulla Anantnag vehicle injury to head 895. Shabir 30 Not Available Bohri Kadal Sgr Pellet injury eye Pellet injury chest/left 896. Shabir Ahmad 30 Not Available Barthan eye Shah Mohalla Pellet injury 897. Shiraz Ahmad 30 M.Sultan Mir Nawabazar forehead/nose/ l.cheek Stone injury ant neck 898. Bashir Ahmad 30 Gh.Rasool Khan Chadoora Sogam ent 92

Ser Name Age Parentage Residential Address Nature of Injury Pellet injury left side 899. Mubarak 30 Gh.Hassan Sofi Mehmudpora Kulgam neck 900. Riyaz Ahmad 30 Manzoor Ahmad Ganai Safakadal Sgr Pellet injury head/back 901. Ruby 30 W/o M.Shafi Lone Bijbehara Pellet injury right eye Muhammad Sultan Pellet injury 902. Bilal Ahmad 30 Fatehkadal Sgr Hamal face/forehead/chest 903. Mushtaq Ahmad 30 Abdul Ahad Alai Kulgam Malan Pellet injury right eye Beaten by armed forces 904. Farooq Ahmad 30 Gh.Hassan Bandipora injury abdomen/arms Shabir Ahmad 905. 30 Saif-u-Din Bhat Lalpora Kupwara Pellet injury head Sheikh 906. Irshad 30 Bashir Ahmad Bhat Pulwama Shell injury left buttock Beaten by armed forces 907. Muhammad Shafi 30 Ali Muhammad Sofi Basantbagh injury head Shell /pellet injury 908. Jehangir 30 Muhammad Afzal Shopian neck 909. Javaid Ahmad 30 Gh.Nabi Bhat Fatehkadal Sgr Pellet injury left arm 910. Altaf Ahmad 31 Abdul Salam Khankah Mohalla Pellet injury to face Bbs injury to 911. Akhter Hussain 31 M.Jaffar Bhat Yechgam Budgam forehead/left leg 912. Fayaz Ahmad 31 Gh.Ahmad Sheikh Dadsara Tral Pellet injury head Pellet injury right 913. Haseena 31 Not Available Bijbehara eye/forehead/right ear Gh.Mohi-ud-Din Beaten by armed forces 914. Sajad Ahmad 31 Sadnara Hajin Sheikh injury to left flank 915. Samiullah Reshi 32 Abdul Gaffar Reshi Islamabad Pellet injury to left eye Pellet injury to right 916. Bashir Ahmad 32 Ghulam Qadir Mir Shalimar eye 917. M.Rafi Bhat 32 Gh.Muhammad Bhat Sahipora Rafiabad Firearm injury left hi[p Hut by police vehicle 918. Parveena 32 W/o Hafizulla Shah Nopora Safakadal Sgr at safakadal injury to neck and ear Pellet injury back 919. Mudasir 32 Not Available Alochibagh Sgr f/arm/left eye Cement Kadal 920. Mushtaq Ahmad 32 Muhammad Sultan Stone injury to head Noorbagh 921. Auqib 32 Gh.Muhammad Shah Eidgah Sgr Pellet injury head 922. Ishfaq Ahmad 32 Muhammad Maqbool Pulwama Pellet to chest 923. Ghulam Rasool 32 Gh.Muhammad Darish Kadal Safakadal Bbs injury to back/legs 924. Aabid 32 Gh.Rasool Dar Nowpora Sopore Pellet injury right eye 93

Ser Name Age Parentage Residential Address Nature of Injury 925. Mudasir Ahmad 32 Not Available Sopore Pellet injury abdomen Beaten by armed forces 926. Sheraz Ahmad 32 Abdul Razak Shopian injuury to abdomen 927. Gulzar Ahmad 32 Ali Muhammad Dar Beeru Pellet injury right eye Muhammad Amin 928. Riyaz Ahmad 33 Noorbagh Srinagar Pellet injury b/l legs Parray Pellet injury left 929. Shahid 33 Muhammad Ramzan Kulgam eye/chest/abdomen Pellet to left 930. Hilal Ahmad 33 Abdul Rahim Mir Shopian arm,chest,right eye Pellet injury bilateral 931. Riyaz Ahmad 34 Ghulam Qadir Safakadal Sgr legs Beaten at armed forces 932. Naseer Ahmad 34 Mushtaq Ahmad Mir Barzulla Srinagar injury to right arm 933. Showkat Ahmad 35 Abdul Rehman Bhat Pulwama Pellet injury to head Manzoor Ahmad Bullet injury to right 934. 35 Ghulam Nabi Dar Tral Dar shoulder Mushtaq Ahmad Muhammad Subhan 935. 35 Chanapora Sgr Pellet injury forehead Lone Lone Stone injury at bemina 936. Lakshmi 35 W/o Suresh Kumar Jammu on head Gh.mohi-u-Din 937. 35 Gh.Mohi-ud-Din Tahab Pulwama Pellet injury to left eye Ganai Left eyebrow pellet 938. Ajaz Ahmad Lone 35 Nazir Ahmad Lone Ganderpora Eidgah injury 939. M.Subhan Dar 35 Not Available Sopore Shell injury on head Rubber bullet ihead 940. Gh.Muhammad Mir 35 Sultan Mir Kupwara injury Beaten by security Zameer Ahmad 941. 35 M.Maqbool Reshi Dialgam forces head/nasal Reshi injury Imtiyaz Ahmad Beaten by unknown 942. 35 Not Available Ps Karan Nagar Baba persons at kaksarai Sgr. 943. Mushtaq Ahmad 35 Jalal-u-Din Drigen Pulwama Pellet injury left eye Hit by armed forces 944. M.Shafi Malik 35 Abdul Rehman Panzmulla Anantnag vehicle head / rt arm Hit by armed forces 945. Gulzar Ahmad 35 Not Available Not Available vehicle 946. Manzoor 35 Not Available Safakadal Sgr Bbs 94

Ser Name Age Parentage Residential Address Nature of Injury Rta hit by armed forces Mushtaq Ahmad 947. 35 M.Rafiq Malik Vbatamaloo Sgr vehicle at qamarwari malik injury to head 948. Shabir Ahmad 35 M.Sikander Khan Pulwama Pellet injury lefteye Beaten by armed forces 949. Gulzar Ahmad Bhat 35 Abdul Gaffar Bhat Batamaloo Sgr to back/ b/w arms Beaten by armed forces 950. Muhammad Altaf 35 M.Abdullah Bhat Habbakadal injury to chest/neck Insp.muhammad Petrol bomb injury to 951. 35 Sho p/s Shergari Not Available Ishaq right tempo Petrol bomb injury to 952. Sgt jameel Ahmad 35 Sgct p/s Shergari Not Available right eye 953. Asif 35 Not Available Qamarwari Sgr Pellete injury face Nadoo,Khan Sahib 954. Sameer Ahmad 35 Noor Muhammad Dead Budgam 955. Muhammad Jamal 35 Abdul Khaliq Aura Kupwara Pellet to right eye 956. Shabir Ahmad Shah 35 Sonaullah Shah Chadoora Bbs injury forehead Gh.Muhammad 957. Shabir Ahmad 35 Not Available Pellet injury to eye Naikoo Pellet injury abdomen/ 958. Farooq Ahmad 35 Gh.Muhammad Dar Saidapora Pattan l.limbs 959. Gulzar Ahmad 35 Ghulam Ahmad Parimpora Pellet injury head Abdul Hameed 960. 35 Abdul Majeed Kulgam Bullet injury abdomen Yatoo Beaten by armed forces 961. Ghulam Nabi 35 Abdul Gaffar Bhat Sangrama injury to chest 962. Mushtaq Ahmad 35 Abdul Rehman Dar Khag Pellet injury right eye Pellet injury chest/ 963. Showkat Ahmad 35 M.Amin Khan Fatehkadal Sgr abdomen/thighs Pellet injury left 964. Farooq Ahmad 35 Sonaullah Sofi Rajpora Pulwama eye/chest 965. Hilal Ahmad 35 Ab.Razak Zargar Malangpora Pul Bullet injury Muhammad Shafi 966. 35 Gh.Ahmad Wani Balpora Shopian Stone injury neck Wani 967. Bashir Ahmad 36 Ghulam Qadir Mir Shalimar Right eye pellet injury Ali muhammad Pellet injury to back 968. 36 Gh.Mohammad Kuloo Pamposh col.Noorbagh Kaloo side 969. Huzaif 36 Riyaz Ahmad Sheikh Rainawari Sgr Pellet injury back 970. Gh.Mohiud-Din 36 Not Available Kupwara Pellet injuries 971. Abdul Raqeeb Dar 36 Gh.Muhammad Dar Kralgund Handwara Pelletinjury left eye 95

Ser Name Age Parentage Residential Address Nature of Injury 972. Bilal Ahmad Tantry 37 Abdul Rehman Tantry Mindoora Tral Right arm pellet injury Beaten by armed forces 973. Mehmood 37 Gh.Ahmad Ganai Budgam injury to head and back Beaten by armed forces 974. Abdul Majeed Bhat 37 Ghulam Hassan Kupwara Lolab injury to right arm 975. Syeed Mudasir 37 Gh.Nabi Shah Tral Pellet injury forehead Beaten by armed 976. Rafeeq Ahmad 37 Noor Muhammad Bhat Basantbagh forcdes injury to head Tear shall hit his right 977. Mushtaq Ahmad 38 M.Hussain Ganai Tahab Pulwama eye Pellet left 978. Saleem 38 Ghulam Nabi Sopore leg,back,neck,left ear Pellet injjry left arm at 979. Muhammad Saleem 38 M.Abdullah Wani Karan nagar Sgr safakadal 980. Parvez Ahmad 38 Abdul Ahad Najar Pamposh col.Noorbagh Shell injury left leg Noor Muhammad Beaten by armed forces 981. Muhammad Ayoub 38 Basantbagh Gabroo injury to chest Beaten by armed forces 982. Muhammad Iqbal 39 Gh.Muhammad Zargar Hyderpora Sgr injury to head Pellet injury to right 983. Bilal Ahmad 40 Ghulam Rasool Anantnag eye Stone injury at 984. Ghulam Jeelani 40 Abdul Gani Razia kadal Srinagar lalchowk Beaten by security 985. Abdul Rashid Bhat 40 Abdul Ahad Bhat Narbal forces Gh.Muhammad Beaten by security left 986. Farooq Ahmad 40 Nawabazar Sgr Kuchay shoulder injury 987. Zahoor Ahmad 40 Abdul Khaliq Sopore Pellet injury both legs Muhammad Drobgaam,Rajpora,Pulw Beaten by armed forces 988. 40 Gh.Ahmad Wani Maqbool ama at Pulwama Late Abdul Majeed Beaten by armed forces 989. Muhammad Hanief 40 Not Available Khan to right knee 990. Muhammad Amin 40 Abdul Sattar Kralpora Bbs trauma head Muhammad 991. 40 Abdul Ahad Baramulla Pellet injury right eye Ramzan Pellet injury chest/ 992. Gh.Hassan Kumar 40 Gh.Ahmad Kumar Trehgam Kupwara abdomen, b/l arms 993. Muhammad Iqbal 40 Gh.Hassan Dar Kulgam Kulpora Pellet injury right eye 994. Muhammad Amin 40 Not Available Chadoora Pellet to chest,abdomen 995. Abdul Rehman 40 Gh.Mohi-u-Din Wani Gundarporatng Bullet injury abdomen 96

Ser Name Age Parentage Residential Address Nature of Injury 996. M.Akbar Mir 40 Gh.Ahmad Mir Beeru Pellet injury head Bullet injury right 997. Muhammad Ashraf 40 M.abdullah Tral shoulder Right abdomen shell 998. Fayaz Ahmad Najar 42 Abdul Ahad Najar Tral injury Right abdomen shell 999. Fayaz Ahmad Najar 42 Abdul Ahad Najar Tral injuryward 12 bed 11(Critical) 1000. Abdul Majeed 42 Abdul Samad Baramulla Pellet injury left eye Pellet injury left Manzoor Ahmad leg/left arm referred 1001. 42 Abdul Aziz Bhat Lelhar Kakpora Bhat from block pampore # 1242 Chased by armed Abdul Rashid 1002. 42 Gh.Mohiudin Rather Solina Sgr forces injury to legs & Rather arms Pellet injury head/ left 1003. Mushtaq Ahmad 42 Gh.Rasool Kumar Tral face Pellet injury head/ 1004. Ghulam Rasool 42 Abdul Ahad Tral chest/abdomen Firdous Ahmad Pellet injury 1005. 43 Abdul Rehman Nowgam Bhat back/neck/g.l.arms Ghulam Pellet injury 1006. 44 M.Shaban Mir Bangdara Baramulla Muhammad head/back/face 1007. Bashir Ahmad 45 Abdul Salam Chattabal Srinagar Right eye pellet injury Right flank bullet Gulzar Ahmad 1008. 45 Abdul Samad Wagay Mindoora Tral injury colon rupture, Wagay liver Right flank bullet Gulzar Ahmad injury colon 1009. 45 Abdul Samad Wagay Mindoora Tral Wagay rupture,liver grd 11 rupture Bashir Ahmad Pellet injjry back/ 1010. 45 Habibullah Darzi Pattan Wanigam Darzi head/chest/abdomen 1011. Farooq Ahmad Mir 45 Gh.Muhammad Mir Dangarpora,Nawakadal Stone injury to head Beaten by armed 1012. Muhammad Ismail 45 Muhammad rajab Fateh kadal Sgr personnel/left shin 1013. 1014. Muhammad Yaseen 45 Not Available Malaratta Srinagar Shell injury left leg Beaten by armed forces 1015. Zahoor Ahmad 45 Gh.Hassan Bhat Nawabazar Sgr at safakadal injury left knee 97

Ser Name Age Parentage Residential Address Nature of Injury 1016. Mir Gh.Muhammad 45 Not Available Safakadal Pellet injury b/w legs 1017. Abdul Majeed 45 Abdul Sattar Khan Safakadal Sgr Pellet injury Pellet injury left eye Muhammad Sultan 1018. Shakeel Ahmad 45 Tral referred from shd Tral Bhat 11568 Muhammad 1019. 45 Gh.Hassan Pattan Nehalpora Stone injury right chest Muzaffar Pellet injury 1020. Naseema 45 Not Available Handwara chest/abdomen Pellet to forehead,right 1021. Younus Ahmad 45 Ghulam Muhammad Chadoora, Budgam side of chest W/o Fayaz Ahmad Stone injury to face l 1022. Shahida 45 Eidgah Sgr Bhat side 1023. Lal-u-Din 45 Alim-u-Din Not Available Pellet injury Zahoor Ahmad Beaten by armed forces 1024. 45 Ahmadullah Bohrikadal Sgr Jeelani injury abdomen/arms Janglat Mandi 1025. Muhammad Rafeeq 45 Abdul Majeed Pellet injury left eye Islamabad Beaten by unmnown 1026. Ch Farooq Ahmad 47 Cid Cik Cid Cik persons at smhs injury head abdomen/left leg Muhammad 1027. 47 Abdul Razak Dar Rampora Chattabal Shell injury abdomen Yaqoob Abdul Majeed Pellet injury to head, 1028. 48 Abdul Ahad Qamarwari Srinagar Sheikh abdomen & face Beaten by security 1029. Abdul Rashid Bhat 48 Ghulam Rasool Bhat Batamaloo Sgr forces at shalteng left foot injury 1030. Irshad Ahmad 50 Not Available Not Available Bullet at abdomen Hit by armed forces Mushtaq Ahmad 1031. 50 Muhammad Ramzan Panzmulla Anantnag vehicle injury to et Mugloo shoulder/lt arm Hit by armed forces Muhammad 1032. Bilal Ahmad shah 50 Panzmulla Anantnag vehicle injury to right Assadullah ankle Hit by armed forces 1033. Gh.Hassan Bhat 50 Not Available Sallar Anantnag vehcle right arm Hit by armed forces 1034. Gh.Nabi malik 50 Abdul Salam Malik Panzmulla Anantnag vehicle injury to face 1035. Showkat 50 Not Available Qawdara Sgr Pellet left eye Pellet injury chest/ 1036. Abdul Hameed 50 Gh.Mohi-u-Din Wani Nigeenpora Tral eye/abdomen 98

Ser Name Age Parentage Residential Address Nature of Injury Pellet injury to right 1037. Ali Miuhammad 50 Abdul Aziz Nowhatta Sgr eye Beaten by security Muhammad Muhammad Ramzan 1038. 52 Kawdara Srinagar foreces injury right ashraf Pampori elbow Bullet injury to both 1039. Abdul Gani Bhat 55 Muhammad Kamal Tral legs Wali Muhammad 1040. 55 Gh.Muhammad Dar Pulwama Stone injury to head Dar Muhammad Ramzan Scalp injury during 1041. Ghulam Qadir 55 Fateh Kadal Sgr Sofi lathi-charge Beaten by armed Ghulam 1042. 55 Ghulam Qadir Safakadal personel injury to Muhammad abdomen Pellet injury left side of 1043. Gh.Hassan 55 Abdul Ahad Dar Safa kadal Sgr face Stone injury during 1044. Abdul Aziz Hajam 60 Not Available Handwara chased by security forces Manzoor Ahmad Head trauma,fire arm 1045. 60 Gh.Ahmad Bhat Islamabad Bhat injury ward 17 (Dead) 1046. Gulzar Ahmad 60 Abdul Ahad Matoo Safakadal Shell injury abdomen Fateh Mohammad 1047. Habibullah 65 Eidgah Srinagar Pellet injury b/w legs Bindroo Gh.Muhammad Rta by army behicle 1048. 70 M.Sultan Najar Shahmalla Nawabazar Najar injury to head Pellet injury b/w 1049. Habibullah 70 Lt.ab.Aziz Katoo Eidgah Ganderpora legs/left thigh Stone injury during 1050. Kulsuma 70 Gh.Muhammad Dar Nislapura chased by sewcurity foces injury to left arm 1051. Abdul Gaffar 75 Gh.Mohi-u-Din Noorbagh Shell injury left foot

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There are still thousands who have not been included in the list. Different NGOs are still in the process of compiling it as a large number of youth are hiding from Indian security forces for fear of arrest or already have been arrested. 99

Annex H GANG RAPE / MOLESTATION OF WOMEN (From 2011 to 2018)

Year No 2011 34

2012 23

2013 45 2014 43

2015 38 2016 116

2017 89 2018 56

2019 49 Total 444

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Annex I ARSON AND DAMAGE TO PROPERTY

A woman wails as her house was destroyed A woman comforts a wailing relative after his during a search operation at Pinlish-Tral of house was destroyed during a search operation Pulwama District at Tral in Pulwama

Courtesy Daily Times 02 April 2018 Woman sits beside her daughter by the side of their house destroyed in alleged encounter

House damaged in a gunfight between militants and Security forces at Braw Bandina village of Awantipora in Pulwama

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Result of an encounter in South Kashmir’s Anantnag

Courtesy Express News 103

Annex J INNOCENT VICTIMS

A woman hit by army vehicle Children and relative of Sarjan Barkati 13 January 2019 demand to release of Barkati - 9 July 2019

Police arresting an innocent youth Baton charge against civilians

Kashmiri youth killed near encounter site 5 May 2018 104

How can the civilized world tolerate girls and women at the hands of wolves

A youth run over by CRPF Vehicle Raja Begum is battling serious eye damage after she was severely tortured by Indian troops and police in Palhalan area

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Annex K

US MEMBER OF CONGRESS THOMAS R. SUOZZI’s LETTER TO SECY OF STATE ON SITUATION IN KASHMIR

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UK PARLIAMENTARIANS’ LETTER TO THE UN SECRETARY GENERAL EXPRESSING RESERVATIONS OVER UNILATERAL ABROGATION OF ARTICLE 370

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Annex M

INDIAN REJECTION OF OHCHR REPORT ON HRVS IN IOJK

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Annex N

GENOCIDE ALERT IN IOJK BY GENOCIDE WATCH