Report of Justicf Ranganath Misra Commission of Inquiry

REPORT

JUSTICF RANGANATH MISRA

COMMISSION OF INQUIRY

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JUSTICF, RANGANATH MISRA

COMMISSION OF I QUIRY

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Letter of Justice Sikri 2 Memo of local inspection of Dashmesh Nagar . 3 Break up of affidavits of Delhi 3 — 7 4 Conclusions of Investigating Agency in regard to 30 incidents of Delhi . S - P 5 Details of FIRS, investigation, charge sheet; and pending cases in Delhi 13 — 18 6 Details of Gurudwaras damaged in Delhi . 19 -- 21 7 Details of educational institutions damaged in Delhi . Few police station wise maps of Kanpur 9 Break up of affidavits of Kanpur 23 -- 24 10 List of pending cases in Kanpur 2> — 26 11 Conclusions of Investigating Agency with reference to Capt. Ida bitffis statement 27 12 Conclusions of Investigating Agency regarding 22 incidents in Kanpur . 28 -- 31 13 Break up of affidavits of Bokaro i2 __ 14 List of pending cases of Bokaro-Chas 34 -- 38 IS Conclusions of Investigating Agency regarding 10 incidents at Bokaro-Chas . 39 --- 40 16 Map of Bokaro and Chas Tehsils 17 Letter of Punjab Government regarding killings in that State 11 18 Letters from U.P. Government regarding steps taken by it fur rehabilitation of riot victims -- 46 • 4' 19 Letters from Bihar Government regarding steps taken by it for rehabilitation of riot victims 20 Letters from Delhi Administration regarding steps taken for rehabilitation of riot victims 50 —

(1) APPENDIX "2"

13-2-1986 The Commission decided to make a local inspection of two places within Bokaro Steel City area with a view to appreciating evidence recorded by it. Accordingly, accompanied by the Secretary to the Commission as also the Investigating Agency, the Commission 'visited between 8.30 a.m. and 9.30 a.m. today, Dashmesh Nagar area where the kacha-pucca construction housing the Gurbdwara and a row of kacha houses (jhuggis) where Sikhs were residing had been totally demolished. There is hardly any trace of construction on the area left now. This place is sur- rounded by jhuggis and small pucca construction which are said to be unauthorised. The place is not conveniently approachable on account of lack of road facility and is in fact somewhat cut off from the main link.

The Commission next went to the Gurudwara in Sector 2 on which an attack had been made. During the riots a lot of victims and Sikhs who were afraid of their safety had taken shelter here.

A memorandum be left on record for consideration in due course.

Sd/- CHAIRMAN

2 APPENDIX '1'

CITIZENS' JUSTICE COMMITTEE

Justice S. M. Sikri, President 134, Sunder Nagar, Mrs. Amiya Rao New Delhi-110003 Charanjit Singh Gobinda Mukhotcy Dated : 2-4-1986 Gurbachan Singh Gian Singh Vohra Hardev Singh The Honourable Mr. Justice R. N. Misra, H. S. Phoolka, Convener Misra Commission of Enquiry, Mrs. Jaya Jaitly 5, Dr. Rajendra Prasad Road, New Delhi. Lt. Gen. J. S. Aurora Khushwant Singh K. M. Singh Dear Justice Misra, N. D. Pancholi Rajni Kothari The Citizens' Justice Committee (CJC) has filed on 31-3-1986 before the Honou- Ranjit Singh Narula rable Commission its submissions pertaining to the matter of the continued presence Soli J. Sorabjee and participation of CJC in the proceedings of the Commission. V. M. Tarkunde In view of the discussion which took place yesterday between Your Lordship and Mr. Phoolka, and out of deference to certain observations which you were pleased to make during the course of the discussion, an emergent meeting of the CJC was convened yesterday evening. After deep and careful reconsideration of the matter, CJC regretfully finds itself unable to alter its previous decision as set out in the said submissions.

CJC would like to make it absolutely clear that its decision and the said submissions filed by it do not in any manner imply lack of personal confidence in Your Lord- ship or any mark of disrespect for the Commission.

For reasons already stated in the said submissions CJC is of the view that the procedure adopted and followed by the Commission has rendered its continued presence and participation ineffective and pointless. Yours Sincerely,

Sdj- (S,M, Sikri) 4

CLASSIFICATION OF AFFIDAVITS AREA/POLICE STATION WISE (DELHI)

Total No. of affidavits relating to SI. Police Station/Area No. of persons killed Affidavits Total against No. Killing Arson No. of Looting Arson Misc. Named Un-named riot affidavits & victims Looting 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 1. SUBZI MANDI : Malka .Ganj, Arya Pura, 8 1 4 1 4 7 Gulabi Bagh 12 11 29 2. SARA! ROHILA : Rohtak Road . 4 1 - 2 1 8 10 24 32 3.. ASHOK VIHAR : Nimri Colony . I I — 6 1 1 38 47 4. SADAR BAZAR : Ahata Kidara . 6 — 27 33 5. KINGSWAY CAMP : Model Town, Sunder 5 2 1 2 3 13 Nagar, Gujrawalan Town, 2 30 43 G.T. Road 6. COURT ROAD : Civil Lines . 1 7. LAWRANCE ROAD : Tri Nagar, Shakurpur, 2 1 J. J. Colony 16 8. ADARSH NAGAR : Badli . 9. BARA HINDU RAO : Azad Market, Pul Ban- 1 1 3 3 gash, DCM Road 7 10. ROSHANARA : Jawahar Nagar, Kamla Nagar, Shastri Nagar 80 00 11. WAZIRPUR : Wazirpur . 13 12. CHANDNI CFIOWK Chandni Chowk 98 98 13. MANGOLPUR I : Rohini Complex 23 4 1 45 15 81 14. SULTANPURI . 29 — — 2 2 53 55 66 99 15. JAHANGIRPURI . 10 — 2 — 1 12 14 37 16. PUNJABI BAGH : Paschim Vihar 4 3 — 4 3 8 8 " 17. RAJORI GARDEN : Tagore Garden, Mansaro- — 1 — 1 1 — war Garden 12

18. TILAK NAGAR : Chand Nagar, Ram Nagar, 3 2 1 7 Subash Nagar, Ashok 18 Nagar, Fateh Nagar, Chaunkhandi APPENDIX "3"

CLASSIFICATION OF AFFIDAVITS RECEIVED

DELI-II 2905 I. Total Affidavits Received 639 2. Affidavits in support of the victims 308 3. Affidavits connected with deaths 49 4. Affidavits connected with arson . 52 5. Affidavits connected with looting 121 6. Affidavits connected with arson & looting 98 7. Affidavits in which miscellaneous facts have been stated • . 10 8. Affidavits not entertained as out of jurisdiction, time barred etc. 1 9. Affidavits withdrawn 2266 10. Affidavits against the victims 128 11. Affidavits (Evidence Recorded) .

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CLASSIFICATION OF AFFIDAVITS AREA/POLICE STATION WISE (DELHI)

Total No. of affidavits relating to No. of persons killed Affidavits Total SI. Police Station/Area against No. of No. Killing Arson Looting Arson Misc. Named Un- riot affidavits & named victims Looting

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

37. SHAHDARA : Azad Nagar, Dadri Gaon, 29 1 1 3 4 66 35 261 Dwarka Puri, East Vinod Nagar, Brahm Puri, Ram Nagar, Subhadra Colony, Usman Pur, Jagjit Nagar, Hardev Puri, Bhajan Pura, Babarpur, Mandowali, Maujpur, Sahibabad, Kartar Nagar, Jyoti Nagar, East Loni Road, Kabul Nagar 38. NARIANA INDUSTRIAL AREA: Inder Puri 3 1 23 28 39. SHADI PUR : W. Patel Nagar, S.P. 1 2 3 2 3 1 — 20 31 Nagar 40. KAROL BAGH : Dev Nagar, Anand Parbat, — 1 6 10 2 — 50 69 Sat Nagar

41. RAJINDER NAGAR : . — — 1 — — 12 13

42. PAHAR GANJ . 1 1 64 65

43. DARYA GANJ . 51 51

44. NEW ROHTAK ROAD : 1 I 45. DEEN DAYAL 1 UPADHAY MARG :

46. BHAGAT SINGH MARG : Connaught Place, Con- 1 1 naught Circus

4/. DELHI, isABAR KOAD, 6 3 11 7I ASHOKA ROAD, WINDSER PALACE, DELHI/LUDHIANA 48. CANNING LANE 1 1

49. MALVIYA NAGAR 1 1 2 2 9 50. NIZAMUDDIN : Kilokari . . — — 1 1 —

51. JANGPURA : Jangpura, Bhogal . — 4 2 2 1 9 18 52. VINAY NAGAR : Safdarjang Enclave, Saro- — 1 — 4 3 8 16 jini Nagar 3

CLASSIFICATION OF AFFIDAVITS A.T.:1E.AIPOLICE STATION:WISE (DELHI)

Total No. of affidavits relating to Sl. police Station/Arca No. of persons killed Affidavits Total No. against No. of Killing Arson Looting. Arson Misc. Named Un- riot affidavits & named victims Looting 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10_ 11

19. JANAKPUR1 : Nangal Rai, Jail Road, 4 3 1 2 1 8 3 Pankha Road, LajlA anti Garden, Khabari 20. SARSWATI VIHAR : Pritam Pura . . 1 1 2 2 1 _ 21. UTTAM NAGAR : Anand Vihar, Kiran Gar- 11 — 4 2 13 1 34 51 den, Uttam Nagar

22. NAJAFGARH : Zaroda Kalan, Dichaur, 6 1 Nawada Gaon

23. MAHIPALPUR : . 1 — — 2

24. NANGLOI : . 13 1 — 1 2 25 38 47 64

25. SAHIB PURA — 1 I

26. MADI PUR — — 32 32

27. NAND NAGAI : Nand Nagri 19 1 174 267 5 25

28. GANDHI NAGAR : Gandhi Nagar . 3 1 5 2 8 1 189 200

29. KALYANPURI : Kalyanpuri, Trilokpuri, 40 4 6 7 11 103 93 144 212 Khichripur, Mandoli

30. YAMUNA VIHAR : Yamuna Vihar, Bhajanpura 6 1 3 23 44 54

31. KRISHNA NAGAR : Geeta Colony, Jhecl- 9 2 — 4 5 15 7 242 262 Kurenja, Radhey Puri Extn., Shastri Nagar

32. SHAKARPUR : ShakarPur . 21 — 1 3 4 42 15 299 328

33. SEELAMPUR : Seelampur . I — — 1 1 1 1 85 88

34. LAXMI NAGAR : Laxmi Nagar . 18

35. V1VEK VIHAR : . 5

36. MAYUR VHIAR : Mayur Vihar . . 4

APPENDIX "4"

CONCLUSION OF INVESTIGATING AGENCY REGARDING INCIDENTS AT DELHI

Conclusion Sl. Affidavit Deponent Allegation No. No. 4 5 1• 2 3

Deponent's husband, husband's 1. 2709/85 Smt. Harbhajan Kaur, widow Killing of husband, husband's of Bakhsish Singh, r/o. 30/ cousin & two others. Assault cousin and two others were 192, Trilokpuri, Delhi. on deponent; looting of her killed and burnt by mis- house. creant. Deponent was assaulted. Criminal case is pending trial.

House looted and burnt, hus- Husband and three sons were 2. 2585/85 Sint. Parsanni Kaur, widow of Sardar Bahadur Singh, r/o. band and three sons alleged killed during riots. The Qr. No. P-III/119, Sultanpuri, to have been killed and burnt. husband and the son had New Delhi. gone to gurudwara and appear to have been killed on the way. So far as remaining two sons are concerned, the allegation in the affidavit is correct. Most of the culprits named in the affidavit appear to have been properly implicated and they have been charge-sheeted and trial is pending.

He is not a victim and deposed 2735,2736, Monish Sanjay Suri, son of Common deponent filed three 3. what he saw. The allegation 2737/85 late B. N. S uri, Staff Reporter, affidavits. Indian Express. against Jatav supporting local Congress-I leaders is not established though the impression that local Con- gress-I leaders had come out to support the rioters is largely correct.

Burning of the house and kil- Allegation of killing of hus- 4. 2292/85 Smt. Barfi Bai, widow of Ishwar Singh, r/o. C-83-C, Tilak ling of her husband and son band and son and burning Vihar, New Delhi. and burning them to death. them prima facie correct. Allegation made also that the Allegation regarding arson police was in league with the in the house and killing of rioters. the son by pushing them into that fire for burning them to death prima facie established. Police participation not accepted though there was some material for their indifference.

Killing of husband and two Deponent's husband & two 5. 2297/85 Smt. Gurdeep Kaur, w/o. Nathur Singh, r/o. 32/117- sons; Assault on her person sons were killed, house looted; as a result of assault 118, Trilokpuri, Delhi. as a result of which fracture of left hand; indifference of on deponent her left hand police. fractured. Suggestion of abatement of police not found.

CLASSIFICATION OF AFFIDAVITS AREA/POLICE STATION WISE (DELHI)

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53. KACKAJI : NEHRU PLACE 2 3 54. DHAULA KUAN : 6 55. MEHRAULI :

56. BHAGAWAN NAGAR : 4 57. JEEWAN NAGAR, 2 1 MAHARANI BAGH

58. NEHRU NAGAR : H. N. Ashram, Shri Niwas 3 3 1 9 5 6 Puri, New Friends Cly., Sun Light Cly.

59. DELHI CANTT: Sagar Pur, Palam . 38 2 3 5 1 75 74 40 57 60. BADAR PUR : 2 1 2 4 61. R. K. PURAM : Munirka, Moti Bagh, 1 2 4 Westend Cly., JNU Campus, Vasant Vihar

62. HAUS KHAS : Anand Lok, Gulmohar 6 Park, Neeti Bagh, Panch- sheel Enclave

63. AMBEDKAR NAGAR : Dakshin Puri, Shaikh Sarai 64. DEFENCE CLY. : Kotala Mubarak Pur, — — 3 2 South Extn. 65. GREATER KAILASH S. 2 2 EAST OF KAILASH 66. OKHLA INDL. : Kalkaji, ShaVaji Marg — 3 1 61. TUGHLAK ROAD : Sujan Singh Park . — — 1 1 68. LAJPAT NAGAR : 3 1 6 2 4 16 69. LODHI ROAD : . 1 1 5 7

TOTAL .. 308 49 52 121 98 735 661 2266 2894 ‘.• 10

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14. 2428/85 Miss Filam Kaur, D/o. late Mass members of the mob Facts generally accepted to Sardar Joginder Singh, rjo. attacked the house and looted be correct. F-7/324, Sultanpuri, New the same and set it on fire.. Delhi. Deponent's father was killed. 15. 2494185 Smt. Barfi Kaur, wife of Sh. Killing of husband and looting The looting of house is true. Lake Singh, rjo. F-4/48, of house; personal injuries. Allegation of killing of Sultanpuri, Delhi. servant is not established. The allegation regarding killing of husband has not been established by accep- table evidence. The name of the husband is not in the killed persons which has now been verified.

16 2574/85 Smt._ Vidya Kaur, wife of Sardar Allegation of killing of husband; Looting and burning of house Sardul Singh, r/o. 30/461, injuries caused to brother as also killing of brother is Trilokpuri, Delhi. and burning of house. accepted. Police found to be inactive and failing to rise to the occasion. 17. 2711185 Harnam Singh. son of Sardar Police did not stop the mis- Killing of the five people found. Jiwan Singh, r/o. WZ-3I5, creants; rather extended help The persons named as the Palam Colony, Sadh Nagar, to them for their criminal killers could not be pin Gali No. 8, New Delhi. operation. Congress I leaders pointed in the absence of supported the mob. Pritam positive material. Police did Singh his wife, son and a not interfere with the mob. tenant and his wife were Allegation of mob being led killed during the riot. by Congress leaders not found.

18. 2539'85 Jaspal Singh, widow of Lal Shop and house looted and All allegations accepted. The Singh Nanda, rjo. W7-170, damaged; husband and two statement in the affidavit Sadh Nagar, Gali No. 9, sons killed. that the Army did not help Palam Colony, New Delhi. was a vague one.

19. 2360/85 Sukhdeo Singh, s/o. Sardar Alleged that Suresh Kumar, So far as the allegation against Kesar Singh, r/o. E-16, Kiran Assistant Commissioner of Suresh Kumar is concerned, Garden, New Delhi. C.R.P. refused to render help not established. on the ground that it was no part of his duty to do so. Witnessed looting and burning of houses and property of Sikhs. Allegation of looting and burning etc.

20. 2358 Sawinder Singh, son of Lal Looting of house and shop and Allegation of arson, looting Singh, G-6 7/A, Kiran burning thereof. Failure of and burning found to be Garden, New Delhi. police to take appropriate correct. Persons named in steps. the affidavit as culprits ex- cepting K. R. Pradhan found to be prima fade correct.

21. 2361 .Satnain Singh, son of Sant Allegations of holding of Burning of shop and house Singh, A-46, Kiran Garden, meeting by. Sajjan Kumar, after looting is found. Per- New Delhi. then Congress I M.P. General sons examined, however, allegation of killing of Sikhs, failed to identify anyone in looting and burning of their the mob. Though direct property and indifference of police involvement in the police in the matter of affor- burning and looting is not ding protection. Folic re- established, police refused fusing to record deponent's to record FIR particularly First Information Report. the implication of certain persons as culprits is accepted. 9

2 3 4 5 Killing of husband and father- 6. 2680/8 5 Smt. Guddi Kaur, widow of Husband assaulted and later Shri Jarnail Singh, r/o. Jhuggi killed. It is further alleged in-law established. Simi- Area, Sultanpuri, Delhi. that his father-in-law also larly, burning of house killed. Husband was said accepted. Implication of to have been working in some of the culprits in the middle East countries and affidavit is also correct. had lot of valuable goods in Presence of police not esta- the house which was looted. blished by evidence. The circumstances indicated that some police were in the area and at the spot. 7. 2419/85 Smt. Buri Bai, widow of Sh. Husband and son were alleged Killing of husband and sat Santa Singh, r/o. A-4/88, to have been killed. of the deponent is correct. DDA Flats, Sultanpuri, New Allegation of looting Delhi. house not established. 8. 2610/85 Smt. Gora Rakhi, widow of Allegation of looting of house The allegation regarding Sh. Baroo Singh, r/o. House in the presence of police. looting of the house esta- No. 452, Block 11, Kalyan- blished. So far as presence puri, Delhi. of police at the time of incident is concerned, there is no evidence to accept the suggestion. 9. 2425/85 Smt. Surender Kaur, widow of Husband killed and burnt; Husband was A.S.I. in the late Shri Jeet Singh, r/o. E-3/ House looted. police but at the time of ki 477, 478, Sultanpuri, New ling he was at home. Killing Delhi. and burning of the dead body established. Looting of house is true. Police have launched the prosecution for murder and allied offences against many persons named in the affidavit. 10. 159/85 Snit. Tahmi Devi, wife of Sh. Allegation gurudwara was Allegation found to be true. Haru Singh, r/o. 32/88, burnt, several Sikhs were Trilokpuri, New Delhi. killed. Husband received grievous injuries which have now lamed him. 11. 140/85; Smt. Charanjit Kaur, wife of Two affidavits have been filed The allegation regarding 2283/85 Sardar Surinder Singh, r/o. by the same deponent. De- looting' of property found K-Block, 1499/1500, Jehan- ponent sustained loss of to be true. The allegation girpuri, property worth Rs. 60,000 of killing of truck driver not on account of looting. established. 12. 2352/85 Smt. Kulwant Kaur, wife of Husband and two sons were FaCts alleged generally accep- Nanak Singh, r/o: B-52, hair-shaved by barber Pyare ted to be true. Gnlab Bagli, Led accompanying the mob-; sustained loss of property worth value at Rs. 50,000; police refused to record FIR implicating certain Congress-I persons. 13. 2517/85 Smt. Niranjan Kaur, widow of Husband and father-in-law Allegation of looting, arson Sardar Amarjeet Singh, r/o. killed. Allegation of rape and killing of her husband C--32, Janta Flats, Garhi, and assault of deponent. and father-in-law accepted East of Kailash, New Delhi. to be true. The implication of two accused persons is also correct. Allegation of rape though shown in the affidavit is denied by the deponent during investigation and not also indepen- dently accepted. Allegation of assault result in injuries leading-to hospitalisation is true. 1 2

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29. 2368 Dalvir Singh, s/o Kulwant Allegation of firing on the Firing by RPF on the Gurud- Singh, rjo B-117; Subhadra Gurudwara by the RPF and wara prima facie correct. Colony, New Delhi. attempt to suppress the inci- 47 rounds of .303 bore dent or minimise the effect. ammunition fired as disclosed from the record. Firing was prima facie un- warranted. Police officers on duty lost total control over the subordinates and the subordinates got arms and ammunition issued to themselves and resorted to uncontrolled firing.

30. 2816 Sardul Singh, s/o Natha Singh, Seven relations including father, Sardul Singh is one of the 14-A, Chhaju Colony, Babar- mother, brother and four worst affected riot victims. pur, Shandara, Delhi. sisters killed. The deponent The allegation of seven rela- was examined before the tions being killed is correct. Commission and as appre- hensions about personal security had been made, this matter was thoroughly inqui- red into. it 11

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22. 2426 Smt. T. D. Kaur, wife of S. Alleged that the house was set The house was not looted or Kartar Singh, rio. R-7/349, on fire and her son who was burnt. It is a fact that the Sultanpuri, New Delhi. inside was burnt alive. deponent's son was killed. He was not killed as a result of burning of the house but on account of stabbing on the road outside the Colony. 23. 2511 Smt. Gouri Chaudhury, wife of Inquiry was undertaken in House of four Sikhs were burnt. Pran Chaudhury, H-2, regard to the allegation con- One Ajay Satsangi coming Maharani Bagh, New Delhi. tained in paragraph 4 of the from rich background, as affidavit, viz., four houses in fact, led the mob. He has Maharani Bagh belonging to been apprehended and also Sikhs are said to have been charge sheeted. The allega- set on fire; well placed young- tion that some occupants ir men led the riotous mob in an Ambassador car also led the area. the mob could not be established. 24. 2362 Jagjit Singh, s/o. S. Sunder Shop and residential house These allegations found to be Singh, r/o. G-51, Kiran looted and burnt; police failed correct. So far as involve- Garden, New Delhi. to record FIR implicating ment of Sajjan Kumar and specified persons. K. R. Pradhan in the matter of distribution of iron rods to rioters is concerned, it has not been substantiated. 25. 2775 Rajiv Loehan, slo Dr. A. B. DTC buses were used for trans- DTC buses were plying Sharma, Room No. 209, porting rioters. Persons through the INU Campus Kaveri Hostel, JNU, New belonging to the Congress I and were being used for Delhi. Party were spreading false transporting rioters. Police rumours against the Sikhs. pleaded helplessness when The attitude of police was approached for protection totally indifferent and apa- and assistance against thetic. riotous mobs. The allegation regarding Congress I workers was vague and difficult to be ascertained. 26. 2324 Gyan Singh, slo 13fibla Singh, Looting and burning of house Allegation of looting and 18/137, East Moti Bagh, New resulting in loss of Rs. 55,000, burning accepted. The mate- Delhi. police did not extend any rial collected regarding invol- protection; riot was the out- vement of Congress I wor- come of well organised cons- kers is too insufficient to piracy of Congress I people. implicate either generally or against any specific indivi- dual.

27. 2359 S. Didar Singh, slo S Charan Holding of meeting by Sajjan Implication of Sajjan Kumar Singh, rio D-44, Kiran KumaT,-101='; -killing 01 nor—egabli It a as several Garden, New Delhi. Gurcharan Singh, with iron persons contacted either' rods by the mob; when depo- pleaded ignorance or stated nent fired two shots in exer- the allegation not to be cise of the right of private correct. House damaged by defence, police pressed for stone throwing; Gurcharan making over of the firearm Singh and Pavitar Singh etc. were killed.

28. 184 Sampuran Singh Chambal, Neighbours provided protec- Inder Singh Kapoor, his three Pyare Singh, WZ-211-B, tion and shelter; police re- sons—Surjit Singh, Ajit Street No. 16, Sadh Nagar, mained totally ineffective and Singh and Paramjit Singh Palam Colony, New Delhi. silent spectators; several peo- and Mrs. Vandana, wife of ple were killed and burnt. Surjit Singh were killed and burnt. The police did not take any positive steps and even did not go to the spot till 3-11-84. 14

Si. Police Station FIR No. FIR Lodged under Section Date of next hearing with_ No. remarks 46. SEEMAPURI 517/84 147/148/149/427/436/302/201 IPC 11-6-86 for Appearance. 47. -do - 499/84 147/148/149/427/436/302/188 IPC 13-6-86 for Appearance. 48. -do- 513/84 147/148/149/188/427/302 IPC 27-6-86 for Appearance. 49. -do- 514/84 147/148/149/295/427/436/302/ 2-7-86 for Appearance. 201/188 IPC 50. YAMUNA PURI 275/84 147/148/149/188/427/436/302/ 12-6-86 for Appearance. 201 IPC 51. -do- 276/84 147/148/149/188/395/427/436 IPC 12-6-86 for Appearance. 147/148/149/188/302/411 IPC 52. 278/84 3-7-86 for Appearance. 53. SHAHDARA 607/84 147/148/149/436/304/427/188/ 10-6-86 for Appearance. 302 IPC 54. -do- 600/S4 147/148/149/302/304/201/4111 28-6-84 for Appearance. 436/427/188 IPC 55. -do- 613/84 147/148/149/302/304/436/427/ 28-6-86 for Appearance. 201/188 IPC 606/84 304 IPC 56. -do- 15-7-86 for Charge. 611/84 324/34 IPC 57. -do- 18-7-86 for Charge. 58. -do- 609/84 147/148/149/302/436/427 1PC 8-8-86 for Charge. CENTRAL DISTRICT 59. RAJENDER NAGAR 473/84 1471148/149/427/436/454/380 IPC 4-8-86 for Appearance. 60. -do- 474/84 302/307/34 IPC 2-7-86 for Charge. 61. PATEL NAGAR 554/84 302/307 IPC 6 & 7-8-86 for P.E. 62. -do- 560/84 147/148/149/427/356/379/323/ 20 & 26-6-86 for 302/411 IPC 63. -do- 559/84 147/148/149/302/364/427/436 IPC 8-7-86 for show cause notice. 64. -do- 563/84 147/148/1491427/436/188/395 IPC 3-7-86 for Charge. 65. 555/84 147/148/149/152/436/427/188/ 30-6-86 for Appearance. 395 IPC 66. -do- 597/84 307 IPC 67. DARYA GANJ 837/84 147/148/149/436/454/380 IPC 68. -do- 838/84 147/148/149/395/397/427/436 IPC 11 & 12-8-86 for P.E. 69. CHANDNI MAHAL 239/84 147/148/149/186/3531307/436/ 15-7-86 for Appearance. 427 IPC 70. HAUZ QAZI 566/84 147/148/149/188/454/380/427/ 8-8-86 for Appearance. 353/166/436 IPC 71. -do - 567/84 147/148/149/188/353/186/454/ 4-6-86 for 380/436/427 IPC 72. -do- 568/84 147/148/149/188/454/380/427/ 11-6-86 for Appearance. 353/186/436 IPC 73. KAROL BAGH 798/84 307/302/34 IPC Committed to session on 2-6-86 and Appearance on 8-7-86. 74. -do- 867/84 147/148/149/435/436/180/323 IPC 2-7-86 for P.E. 75. -do- 797/84 147/148/149/435/436/186/353/ 3-7-86 for Appearance. 332 IPC 76. -do- 799/84 147/148/149/436/427/323 IPC 4-7-86 for Appearance. 77. -do- 800/84 147/148/149/435/436/427/323 IPC 26-6-86-for-App-earance. 802/84 78. -do- 147/148/149/436/307 IPC Committed to Session. 79. -do- 813/84 147/148/149/436 IPC 10-6-86 for further proceedings. 80. D. B. GUPTA ROAD 593/84 147/148/149/380/454/455/436 IPC 1-7-86 for Appearance. 8 1 . -do- 594/84 147/148/149/380/454/435/436/ 4-7-86 for Appearance. 341/188 IPC 82. -do- 596/84 147/148/149/380/454/436 IPC 26-6-86 for Appearance. 83. PAHAR GANJ 1349/84 302/307/147/148/149 IPC 5-7-86 for Charge.. 84. -do- 1334/84 302/147/148/149/188/436/295/ 5-7-86 for Charge. 395 IPC 85. -do- 1332/84 147/148/149/295/395/436/427/ 26-6-86 for Appearance. 188 IPC 86. -do- 1333/84 147/148/149/188/295/153/454/ 28-7-86 for Charge. 382/427/436 IPC 87. -do- 1335/84 147/148/149/188/295/153/454 Supply of copies and checking 382/427/436 IPC 27-6-86. 88. -do- 1331/84 307/34 IPC 7-7-86 for Checking. APPENDIX "5" RIOT CASES OF DELHI PENDING TRIAL AS IN THE 2ND WEEK OF MAY, 1986

Sl. Police Station FIR No. FIR Lodged under Section No. Date of next hearing remarks EAST DISTRICT 1. KRISHNA NAGAR. 484/84 14711481149/436 IPC 22-7-86 for Allocation. 2. 486/81 147/148/149/436 IPC 30-7-86 for Appearance. 3. -do- 493/84 147/148/149/302 IPC 2-8-86 for Appearance. 4. -do- 494/84 147/148/149/427/436 IPC. 2-8-86 for Appearance. 5. FARSII BAZAR 430/84 147;1481436/427 IPC 23-6-86 for Appearance. 6. -do- 427/84 147/149/436/427 IPC 22-6-86 for Appearance. 7. -do- 429/84 147/148/436/427 IPC 13-6-86 for Appearance. S. -do- 431/84 147/148/149/454/380/427 IPC 27-6-86 for Appearance. 9. -do- 432/84 147/148/149/436/427/302 IPC 22-6-86 for Appearance. 10. -do- 428/84 147/148/149,1188/302/411 IPC 5-7-86 for Appearance. 11. SD AKARPUR 368/84 147/148/149/427/436/188/295/ 4-7-86 for charge. 201/302 IPC 12. -do - 370/84 147/148/149;427/4308S/295/ 4-8-86 for Charge. 302/201 IPC 13. -do- 376/84 411 IPC 19-7-86 for Appearance. 14. -do- 369/84 147/148/149/436;304/188/427/ Pending Allocation. 395 IPC 15. -do- 375/84 147/148/149/188/436/427/302/ 4-8-86 for Allocation. 380/201 IPC 16. KALYANPURI 424/84 147/148/149/427/4367302 1PC, 12-6-86 for Appearance. 17. -do- 425/84 217/221 IPC/60 D.P. Act 8-7-86 for P.E. 18. -do- 426/84 147/148;149,1436/302/188 IPC 26-6-86 for Appearance. 19. -do- 427/84 147/148/149/302/436/302/201 IPC 2-7-86 for Appearance 20. -do- 422/8-4 147/148/149/436/323 IPC 9-7-86 for Allocation. 91, -do- 445/84 147/148/149/427/436 IPC 5-7-86 for Appearance. 22. -do- 469/84 147/143/149/427/436/302/201 1PC 26-7-86 for Appearance. 23. -do- 510/84 147/148,1149/427/436 IPC 1-7-85 for Charge. 24. -dr- 433/81 147/148/149/427/4361188/302/ 136-86 for Appearance. 201 IPC 25. -do- 436/84 147/148/1491436/427/304/327 IPC 26. GANDHI NAGAR 317/84 353/332/186 IPC 8-7-86 for Appearance. 27. -do- 316/84 1477148/149/436/427/302/188 IPC 3-7-86 for Appearance. 28. -do- 320/84 147/148/149/436/427/309 IPC For Appearance. 29. -do- 315/84 147/148/149/436/427/302/188 IPC 3-7-86 for Appearance. 30. -do- 363/84 384 IPC 10-9-86 for Appearance. 31. -do- 319/84 Pending Allocation. 32. SEELAMPUR 341/84 147/148/149/436/427/302/201 IPC 10-6-86 for P.E. 33. -do- 342/34 452/188 IPC 34. -do- 344/84 147/148/149/295-A/436/427/302/ 8-7-86 for Allocation. 201/188/395 IPC 35. -do- 345/84 147548/1491427/436/302/201/ 3-7-86 for Allocation. 188/395 IPC 36. -do- 346/84 147/148/149/188/427/436/201/ 11-7-86 for Allocation. 302 IPC 37. -do- 373/84 147/148/149/302/201/436/427/395 27-6-86 for Appearance. IPC 38. --do- 343/84 302!201 IPC 39. -do- 340/84 147/148/149/436/427/302/201 IPC 3-7-86 for Appearance. 40. SEEMAPURI 500/84 147/148/149/436/427 IPC 11-6-86 for Allocation. 41. -do- 502/84 147/148/149/427/436/304-A 1PC 14-7-86 for Charge. 42. -do- 498/84 147/148/149/436/427 IPC 12-6-86 for Appearance. 43. -do- 506/84 147/148/149/307/324/336 1PC 6-8-86 for Charge. 44. -do- 503/84 147/148/149/436/188 IPC 3-7-36 for Allocation. 45. -do- 512/84 147/148/149/436/427/304 IPC 22-7-86 for Charge. 13

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SL Police Station FIR No. FIR Lodged under Seetion Date of next hearitt ; with No. rerna-kr 137. LAJPAT NAGAR 689184 147114811491395/436/435/IPC. 8-8-86 for P.E . 138. -do- 693/84 147/148/149/395/295/435/436/ 4-7-86 for P.E. 427/IPC. 139. KALKAJI 1368/84 147/148/149/427/436/IPC. 26-6-86 for Appearance. 140. -do- 1372/84 147114811491436/1861353/33211PC. 33-5-86 for Appzaranc: 141. BADARPUR 287/84 147/148/1491436/396/1PC. 28 & 29-8-86 for P.E. 142. - do- 288/84 436/34/IPC. 11-6-86 for appearance.. 143. - do- 289/84 1471148/149/435/395/1PC. 15-7-86 for charge. 144. 293/84 147/148/1491435'395/IPC. 30-5-86 for P.E. 145. - do- 293/84 147/1481149/436/32611PC. 29-7-86 for charge. 146. - do- 295/84 448/454/380/341/1PC. 11-11-86 for evidence. 147. S. N. PURL 369/84 147/148/149/395/427/436/295/1pC. 28-7-86 for appearance. 148. -do- 374/84 147/148/149/302/427/436/1PC. 4-7-86 for charge. 149. -do- 377/84 448/435/IPC. 30-7-86 for appearance. 150. -do- 378/84 448/436/427/3801PC. 13-6-86 for proper order. 151. -do- 394/84 147114811491452/505/43511PC. 7-9-86 for appearance.

NEW DELHI DISTRICT

152. TUGHL\K ROAD 242.81 14711481427/436/1PC. 28-S-86 for P.E. 153. PARLIAMENT STREET 601/84 147/1481427/435/332'353/436/ 28-8-86 for P.E. 4271452/302/307/1PC & 25/ 27/54/A.A. 154. -do - 602/34 302/147/1481149/436/42711PC. 23-7-86 for P.E. 155. -do - 601'81 147/148/143/436/427/452/379/ 2-7-85 for P.F. 411/IPC. 156. CONNAUGHT PLACE 1058/84 -15S/1471148/1491454/380; 411/1PC . 13-6-86 for app.: tranac 157. MANDIR MARG 441/S4 147/1481149/436/4521380/411/IPC 27-6-86 for P.E. 158. P. S. KOTWALI 996184 147/ 148/ 183/436/395 IPC. 3-7-85 for A)pearance. 159. --do- 9)S/84 14711481149/44814271436188' 1-7-86 for Appearance. 186 IPC. 160. P. S. LANORI GATE 6 6/84 1471148/149/436/3)5 1PC. 4-7-86 for Aetioa. 161. - 367/84 1471143/383/511 IPC,_ 16-5-86 for Appearanct . 162. -do- 368/84 457/383/411 1PC. Arguments on 31-7-S5. 163. SADAR BAZAR 603/84 147/148/149/427/4361457/3801 2-7-85 for A.ppearanee. 307/323 IPC. 164. -do- 601/84 147/148/149/427/436/380/454/ 11-6-85 for Appettranee. 186 IPC. 165. BARA HINDU RAO 315/84 147/1481149/436/4271407/380/ 9-10-86 for Arguments. 411/180 IPC. 166. -do- 316/84 147114811491302/457/380/436/ 27-6-86 for Appearance. 1881295 1PC. 167. -do- 32J184 147/143/149/1881454/383 IPC. 9-7-86 for Argument. 168. KASH MIRI GATE 763/84 147/148/149118814511333/4271 1-7-85 for Argument. 436 1PC. 169. ASHOK V1HAR 502/84 147/1481149;436/427 IPC. 19-5-86 for Notice. 170. -do- 503/64 147/148/149/295/4271307 1PC. 11-6-86 for Appearance. 171. 505184 147/1481149/4271436/304134 IPC. 30-6-86 for Appearance. S \RAI ROHILLA 439/84 147/1481149/3941308/34614271 2-7-86 for Appearance. 452 IPC. 173. -do- 490/84 148/1471149/4270041307/436 1PC 12-6-36 for Appoaran.-_2.. 174. LAWRANCE ROAD 382/84 147/148/14914271436/295 I PC. 2-7-86 for Appearance. 175. K. W. CAMP 785/84 147/148/040/4361427139612951 4-7-86 for Appearance. 307/302 1PC. 176. -do- 789/84 436/427 IPC. 25-7-86 for P.E. 177. ADARSH NAG.AR 910/84 147/148/149/427/436/397/3821 16-7-86 for Argurnete . 302 1PC. 178. -do- 911/84 147/148/149/436/302 IPC 27-5-86 for checking ctI- ntarta., 179. -do- 916/84 147/148/149/451/152/436/511/ 9-7-86 for Appearance. 307 IPC. 180. NARELA 253/84 147/14811491427/436/45213071 1-7-86 for Appearance. 34 IPC.

Date of next hearing FIR No. FIR Lodged under Section SI. Police Station remarks No.

WEST DISTRICT 14E148/149/436/427(395/1PC. 14-7-86 for Appearance. 89. TILAK NAGAR 442/84 27/54159A.A. 12-6-86 for Charge. 90. -do- 448/84 27/54/59A.A. 14-7-86 for Appearance. 91. -do- 456/84 147/148/149/295/295-A/436/307/ 26-7-36 for Appearance. 92. JANAKPURI 526(84 395/302/IPC. 147/148/1491427/436/302/295/ 26-7-86 for Appearance . 93. NAJAFGARH 256184 395/IPC. 147/148/149/427/436/302/1PC. 3-7-86 for Appearance. 94. -do- 257/84 147/1481149/436/427/380/1PC. 14-7-86 for Charge. 95. -do- 258/84 147/148/149/436/427/304/IPC. 11 & 12-9-86 for P.E. 96. MOT1 NAGAR 593(84 147/1481149/436/427/188/379/ 3-7-86 for Copies. 97. -do- 594/84 411/1PC. 147(1481149(250/3971396/188/IPC. 2-8-86 for Appearance SULTANPURL 250/84 98. 147/148/149/201/302(395/397/ 2-7-86 for Appearance. 99. -do- 251/84 427/436/IPC. 147/1481149/302/3961395/3971 4-7-86 for Session. -do- 252/84 • 100. 436/201118811PC. 147/148/149/3021337/395/3971 2-7-86 for Appearance. MANGO LP U R I 174/84 101. 4271436/IPC, 25/27/59/A.A. 147/148114913021307/395/427/ 30-7-86 for Appearance. 102. 176184 376/1 PC. 465/84 147/1.48/1491454138014351427/PC. 19-7-86 for Appearance. 103. RAJOURI GARDEN 7-8-86 for Charge. PUNJABI BAGH 513/84 436' IPC. 104. 5/397% 21-7-86 for P.E. -do- 511/84 147/14811491302/307/39 105. 4861427/411/1PC. 41211PC, 21-7-86 for P.E. 106. -do- 519/84 521/84 41211.PC. 21-7-86 for P.E. 107. -do- SOUTH DISTRICT 412184 147/148(149/436/437/302120111PC. 31-7-86 for Arguments. 108. DELHI CANTT 14711481149/411/380%427143511PC. 9-7-86 for charge. -do- 417/84 109. 147/148/149/4361427/302/20111PC. 12-8-86 for P.E. -do- 421/84 110. 147/148/1491342/4361427/3021 I & 2-7-86 for P.E. 1I1. -do- 425184 201/IPC. 1-7-86 for P.E. -do- 444184 147/148/149/436/42711PC. 112. 14711481149/436/427/448138011PC. 9-7-86 for Order. 113. -do- 447184 5061IPC. 23-7-86 for P.E. 114. -do- 454/84 459/84 147/148/149/436/427130211PC. 23-7-86 for P.E. 115 -do- 14-7-86 for P.E. 116 VASANT VIHAR 321/84 506/IPC. 24-6-86 for P.E. -do- 323/84 147/1481149/436/380/1PC. I D. 147/148(149/436/380/42711PC. 17-7-86 for Charge. NARAYANA 292/84 118. 147/148/149/435/4361380/IPC 17-7-86 for Charge. -do- 293/84 119. 147/1481149/452/38Q/50611PC. 28-8-86 for P.E. 120. -do- 307/84 147/148/149/435/436(427/IPC_ 13-8-86 for Charge. 121. VINAY NAGAR 606/84 1471149/435/1PC 24-6-84 for P F. 2. HAUS KHAS 902/84 1 7 147(149/435/4361427/454138011PC. 5-11-86 for P.E. 123. -do- 904/84 147/148/149/43613804PC. 8-10-86 for P.E. 114. -do- 906/84 1471148/149/427/436/395/1PC. 14-7-86 for P.E. MEHRAULI 405(84 125. 147/148/149(427/436/302/307 IPC. 4-7-86 for P.E. -do- 406/84 126. 147/1481149/427/436 /IPC. 11-7-86 for P.E. 127. -do- 411/84 413/84 147/148/149/396/302/427/4361 16-7-86 for Charge. 128. -do- 452/IPC. 1471148/14914271436/45211PC. 16-7-86 for Charge. -do- 416/84 129. 147/148/149/379/435/380/IPC. 9-7-86 for P.E. 130. DEFENCE COLONY 814/84 815/84 147/148/149/436/427/1PC. Discharged on 3-1-36. 131. --do- 820/84 147/148/149/1PC. Appearance. 132. -do- 412/84 147/1481149/379/411143611PC. 3-7-86 for Appearance. 133. HAZARAT NIZAMUDDIN 413/84 14711481149(1PC. 14-7-86 for Appearance. 134. -do- 414/84 186/353/307134/1PC and 25/54/ 21-7-86 for Appearance. 135. -do- 59/A.A. 415)84 147/1481149/436/380/1PC. 28-7-86 for P.E. 136. -do- 18

PRESENT POSITION OF CASES REGISTERED DURING THE NOVEMBER 084 RIOTS

PS KALYANPURI : 1. Case FIR No. 436/84 u/s 147/148/149/436/427/304/327 IPC.

Case FIR No. 436/84 does not relate to the November 1984 riots. However, a case FIR No. 426;84 was registers:i during the November riots. The same has been put in Court.

PS : SEEMAPURI :

2. Case FIR No. 511/84 u/s 147/148/149/427/304 IPC. The case has been ordered to be put in Court. It will be put in Court as soon as the Courts re-open aa: - summer vacation. PS : YAMUNAPURI :

3. Case FIR No. 277/84 u/s 147/148/149/427/188 IPC.

4. Case FIR No. 282/84 u/s 147/148/149/427/436/380 IPC. Both these cases are pending compliance of the objections raised by the Prosecution Branch. These cases are likely to be put in Court within a week.

PS : FARSH BAZAR :

5. Case FIR No. 433/84 u/s 1471436/427 IPC.

This case is pending compliance of the objections raised by the Prosecution Branch. This case is likely to be put in Court within a week.

PS : NANGLOI :

6. Case FIR No. 351/84 uls 147/148/149/302/307/395/397/436 IPC. The case has been ordered to be put in Court. It will 11.2 put in Court as soon as the Courts re-open after the s.:7_111... vacation.

7. Case FIR No. 398:84 IA 147/148,1149,436,427:395;397f364 IPC. The case has since been put in Court. 17

SI. Police Station FIR No. FIR Lodged under Section Date or next hearrdp No. remarks - - - 181. ALIPUR .315/84 147/148/436/427/382/302, IPC 9-7-76 for arguments. 182. SUBZI MANDI 633/84 147/.148/149/153/385/397/427/ 1-7-86 for Appearance. 456%295/302,1PC. 183. —do— 635/84 147/148/149/436/427/138/186/ 25-11-86 for P.E. 302 IPC. 184. —do-- 636/84 147/148/149/380/427/296-A, IPC. 28-6-86 for Appearance. 185. —do— 638/84 147/148/149/153-A IPC. 13-6-86 for Appearance. 186. ROSHAN ARA 375/84' 14711481149/427/436/295/380, IPC 4-7-86 for Arguments. 187. —do— 376/84 147/148/149/427/436/380, IPC 3-7-86 for Appearance. 188. NARELA 257/84 147/148/149/302/395, IPC 4-7-86 for P.E. 189. SADAR BAZAR 606/84 418%380, 1PC. 1-8-86 for appearance. 190. KRISHNA NAGAR 497/84 147/148/1491427/436, IPC. 2-8-86 for appearance. 191. PUNJABI BAGH 524/84 147/148/149%395/397/427/336, IPC. 7-5-86 Acquitted. 192. --do— 531/84 147/148/149/427, IPC. 9-10-86 for charge. 193. LAWRENCE ROAD 381/81 147/148/149'3)51323/307/436/ Pending investigation. 302, IPC.

DETAILED PARTICULARS OF CASES REGISTERED ON INCIDENTS OF RIO PING DURING THE PERIOD 31ST OCTOBER TO 7TH NOVEMBER 1984 AS ON 24TH JUNE, 1986

1. F.I.R. . 403 2. FINAL REPORTS 154 240 3. CHARGESHEETS 4. PENDING INVESTIGATION . NIL 9 5. CASES EXPUNGED . 6. DISPOSED OFF IN COURT Convicted 7 Acquitted 33 40 ... 203 (including 7 chargesheeted 7. PENDING TRIAL . not yet put in Court)

CLASSIFIED BREAK UP OF CASES REGISTERED ON INCIDENTS OF RIOTING DURING THE PERIOD 31ST OCTOBER TO 7TH NOVEMBER 1984, AS ON 24TH JUNE, 1986

55 I. MURDER 5 2. MURDER/LOOT 70 3. MURDER/ARSON 20 4. ARSON/LOOT 16 5. MURDER/ARSON/LOOT 158 6. ARSON 3 7. LOOT 76 8. MISCELLANEOUS

TOTAL 403 20

S. No. Name of the Gurudwara

53. Gurudwara at Block D, Janakpuri. 54. Gurudwara at Lajwanti, Nangal Raya. 55. Gurudwara at Padam Basti, Nangal Raya. 56. Gurudwara at JJR Naraina opposite site office. 57. Gurudwara at '13' Block JJR Naraina & E.A. 80-81 Inderpuri (2NBs). 58. Gurudwara at acedmic EI /2B, Inderpuri. 59. Gurudwara at Kirti Nagar. 60. Gurudwara at Tilak Nagar.

NORTH ZONE : 61. Gurudwara in JJR Colony, Mangolpuri. 62. Gurudwara in 956, Lakhu Nagar, Talab Road. 63. Gurudwara at 551 Gaii No. 37, Onkar Nagar. 64. Gurudwara at Gujarwalan Town, B-45. 65. Gurudwara at Bhai Parmanand Colony. 66. Gurudwara Har Bhagat Dhar at Dhir Pur. 67. Gurudwara Singh Sabha at Mukherjee Nagar. 68. Gurudwara at Model Town. 69. Gurudwara at Singh Sabha, Railway Colony behind Nehru Nagar. 70. Gurudwara at Singh Sabha, Chunna Mandi, Paharganj. 71. Gurudwara Guru Amar Dass at Mona Khan. 72. Gurudwara at Sri Guru Singh Sabha, Andha Mughal, Partap Nagar. 73. Gurudwara Timar Pur. 74. Gurudwara at C-7, Lawrance Road. 75. Gurudwara at A-2, Lawrance Road. 76. Gurudwara at Ashok Vihar, Phase-I. 77. Gurudwara at Shalimar, Bagh Block BC. 78. Gurudwara at Shalimar Bagh Block A Pocket H. 79. Gurudwara behind Amba Cinema, Karnla Nagar. 80. Gurudwara Sahib Badli Extn. 81. Gurudwara at Singh Sabha in G(P) & U(U) Pitampura. 82. Gurudwara Har Gobind Sat at GT Road near Libaaspur. 83. Gurudwara at G.T. Road near Liabaspur GR-I. 84. Gurudwara at G.T. Road near Liabaspur GR-II. 85. Gurudwara at G.T. Road near Liabaspur GR-III. 86. Gurudwara at G.T. Road Near Liabaspur GR-IV. 87. Gurudwara at Narela Road & Punjabi Mohalla, Narela. 88. Gurudwara at Rub Da Kutta at G.T. Road. 89. Gurudwara Sant Sujan Singh Village Kisok No. 2, Quadipur, Delhi. 90. Gurudwara is Block A at Jahangirpuri. 91. Gurudwara at G.T. Karnal & Nangoli. 92. Gurudwara at G.T. Karnal, Rohini. 93. Gurudwara at Nehru, Bazar Pahar Ganj. 94. Gurudwara at Nangloi.

SOUTH WEST ZONE : 95. Gurudwara at Kalkaji. 96. Gurudwara at Amar Colony. 97. Gurudwara at Dayanand Colony. 98. Gurudwara at Gautam Nagar. 99. Gurudwara at East of Kailash (Garin). 100. Gurudwara at Sujan Singh Park. 101. Gurudwara at Vasant Vihar. 102. Gurudwara Baba Banda Singh Bahadur, Mehrauli. 103. Gurudwara at Green Park. 104. Gurudwara at Kishan Nagar. 105. Gurudwara near DDA Flats, Munirka. 106. Gurudwara near DTC Depot at Mehrauli. 107. Gurudwara, Mehrauli (Main). 108. Gurudwara, Mehrauli (Historic). 109. Gurudwara, Mehrauli (Near Jain Temple). 110. Gurudwara, Saket. 111 APPENDIX "6" DETAILS OF GURUDWARAS REPAIRED BY THE D.D.A.

Sr. No. Name of the Gurudwaras

EAST ZONE : 1. Gurudwara, East Vinod Nagar 2. GurudWara, Trilokpuri, Block-30 3. Gurudwara, Bhatra Birardari, Gandhi Nagar, Subhash Mohalla. 4. Gurudwara, West Guru Angad Nagar. 5. Gurudwara, Shri Ramgarhi, Chand Mohalla, Gandhi Nagar. 6. Gurudwara, Shri Singh Sabha, Nanak Basti, Gali No. 4, Gandhi Nagar. 7. Gurudwara, Ajit Nagar 8. Gurudwara, Shri Singh Sabha, Jheel Khuranja. 9. Gurudwara, Old Anarkali. 10. Gurudwara, Jagat Puri. 11. Gurudwara, Jital Nagar. 12. Gurudwara, Dara Santa Baba, 'K' Block, Laxmi Nagar. 13. Gurudwara, Sri Guru Singh Sabha, Radheypuri. 14. Gurudwara, Sri Ram Singh Sabha, Nehru Street. 15. Gurudwara, Shakarpur, Blk. A-66. 16. Gurudwara, Khureji Khas E-9, 10 & 11. 17. Gurudwara, Hargovind Enclave. 18. Gurudwara, Lalita Park. 19. Gurudwara, Ganesh Nagar II near Sh. Krishna Temple. 20. Gurudwara, Maujpur Extn. Chet Ram Marg. 21. Gurudwara, Maujpur Extn. Gurudwara Mohalla Gali No. 3. 22. Gurudwara, North Gonda, K-Block, Bhajanpura, C Block. 23. Gurudwara, Gandhi Extension. 24. Gurudwara, Jagjit Nagar & Shastri Park. 25. Gurudwara, Jamuna Vihar, Block 9. 26. Gurudwara, Seelampur, Shandara. 27. Gurudwara, Mansarowar Park, Shandara. 28. Gurudwara, Subhash Park; Shandara. 29. Gurudwara, Mandoli Road, Shandara. 30. Gurudwara, Seelampur Delhi, Shandara. 31. Gurudwara, Seelampur Ph. II, G.T. Road. 32. Gurudwara, Sahi Mohalla West Rohtash Nagar. 33. Gurudwara, Shivaji Park, Shandara. 34. Gurudwara, East Ram Nagar, Shandara. 35. Gurudwara, Loni Border, Lord Road. 36. Gurudwara, Kabul Nagar, Shandara.

WEST ZONE : 37. Gurudwara, Road No. 5, Punjabi Bagh. 38. Gurudwara, Road. 39. Gurudwara at Road No. 11, Block 2, Paschim Vihar. 40. Gurudwara at Road No. 33 East Punjabi Bagh. 41. Gurudwara at Pocket 3, Janta Quarters, Paschim Puri. 42. Gurudwara at A-1, Paschim Vihar. 43. Gurudwara at Paschim Enclave, G-17 Area. 44. Gurudwara at Pocket 1, Paschimpuri, Janta Quarters. 45. Gurudwara at Punjabi Bagh. 46. Gurudwara at Naraina. 47. Gurudwara at New Rohtak Road. 48. Gurudwara 'B' Block, Janakpuri. 49. Gurudwara 'A' Block, Janakpuri. 50. Gurudwara 'A' Block, Janakpuri near Village Asalatptn. 51. Gurudwara at Janakpuri C4/C. 52. Gurudwara at Janakpuri C2/C. 19

NM= APPENDIX "7" DETAILS OF EDUCATION INSTITUTION REPAIRED BY D.D.A.

Sl. No. Name of the Institution

EAST ZONE : 1. Guru Hari Kishan Public School, Jyoti Nagar, Loni Road, Shahadara. 2. Takshila Public School, Jyoti Nagar, Loni Road, Shandara. WEST ZONE : 3. S. S. Mota Singh School, Janakpuri. 4. Guru Nanak Public School, West Avenue, Punjabi Bagh. NeRTH ZONE : 5. Guru Teg Bahadur Sr. Sec. School (Gurudwara) at Pul Bangash, Azad Market, Delhi. 6. Mata Jai Kaur School at Ashok Vihar Phase-III. 7. Guru Angad Public School at Ashok Vihar Phase-1. SOUTH WEST ZONE : 8. Guru Teg Bahadur Public School at Kalkaji. 9. Guru Hari Kishan Public School, Vasant Vihar. 10. Baba Banda Singh Bahadur Memorial School, Mehrauli, New Delhi. 11. B.B.P. Mehrauli (School).

S. No. Name of the Gurudwara SOUTH WEST ZONE : 112. Gurudwara, Bharat Nagar. 113. Gurudwara, Lajpat Nagar-I. 114. Gurudwara, Badarpur. 115. Gurudwara Kotla Mubarakpur. 116. Gurudwara near Alankar Cinema. 117. Gurudwara JJ Colony, Tigri. 118. Gurudwara JJ Colony, Madangir. 119. Gurudwara Guru Nanak Satsang Sabha at New Friends Colony. 120. Gurudwara Guru Singh Sabha at Badarpur, 121. Gurudwara C-185, Defence Colony, New Delhi. 122. Gurudwara, Lajpat 123. Gurudwara Krishna Market, Lajpat Nagar-1 124. Gurudwara at JJR Khanpur. 125. Gurudwara at JJR Scheme at Madangir near Booster Pump. 126. Gurudwara at Raju Park U/A Colony. 127. Gurudwara at Andheria Mor. 128. Gurudwara at JJR Scheme at Dakshinpuri. 129. Gurudwara at Mehrauli Ward No. 8. 130. Gurudwara at Bhai Vir Singh Sahitya Sadan, Bhai Vir Singh Marg, near Gole Market. ROHLNI ZONE : 131. Gurudwara in Block No. D, Parshant 1

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34. P.S. ZARIB CHOWK . — 1 — — — ._ 1 35. P.S. MAHARAJPUR . 1 — — 1 — I 36. P.S. BITHUR — — 2 — — — 2 37. P.S. COLLECTOR GANJ — — — 1 38. P.S. COLONGANJ, Medical College — — 1 — 1 — 39. RANJIT NAGAR . . — — — — 2 — 40. P.S. LACTOR GANJ . 41. P.S. ARMAPUR ESTATE — 1 — 42. ORDNANCE FACTORY 1 — — — 3 1 43. MISCELLANEOUS . 2 2 3 6 1 3 3 17

TOTAL 82 20 209 221 82 127 57 671

APPENDIX "9" CLASSIFICATION OF AFFIDAVITS RECEIVED IN KANPUR 1. Total Affidavits Received 676 2. Affidavits supporting the victims 618 3. Affidavits connected with deaths 82 4. Affidavits connected with arson ... 20 5. Affidavits connected with looting 209 6. Affidavits connected with Arson le Looting 221 7. Affidavits in which miscellaneous facts have been stated . 82 8. Affidavits against the victims 57 9. Affidavits Withdrawn Nil 10. Affidavits not entertained as out of jurisdiction, time barred etc. 11. Affidavits (Evidence Recorded) ...... 97

CLASSIFICATION OF AFFIDAVITS AREAJPOLICE STATION WISE (KANPUR) SI. Police Station/Area Total No. of affidavits relating to No. of Affi- Total No. persons davits No. of Killing Arson Loot- Arson M isc. killed against Affi- ing and riot davits Loot- victims ing 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 I. KAKADEO, Vijay Nagar, Gita Nagar, Pandu Nagar, Shastri Nagar, Navin Market, Kaushal Puri. . 9 1 38 38 6 6 7 99 2. PANIC . 1 1 5 1 1 8 3. P.S. KOTWALI, Civil Line,_ Navin Market . . . 1 1 6 -)_ 4. P.S. ANWARGANJ, Kaushaipuri, Latoos Road, Latouch Road. . . 1 3 — 5. P.S. JUHI, Transport Nagar, Param Purwa, Hamirpur Road. . . 3 3 3 -,4 7 :3 6. NAWAB GANJ, Vishnupuri . 1 2 1 1 — 5 7. P.S. SWAROOP NAGAR, Ashok Nagar. — 1 2 — 3 — 6 8. BABU PURINA . . — 3 2 5 — 1 11 9. BADSHAHI NAKA, Dhankutti, Helsy Road, Shivaji Mandir . . . — 2 - 1 2 10. P.S. RAIPURWA, Hamirpur, Acharya Nagar, Abim Kothi . . — 2 1 — — 4 11. P.S. HARBANS MAHAL, Godaria Mahal, Dana Khosi, Moti Mohalla, Daulat Ganj, Suter Khana Chock . 2 — 1 — 12. GOVIND NAGAR, Dada Nagar, Shastri Nagar, Dabouli,'Labour Colony, Ghdarian Purwa, Sewa Gram, Colony, Udyag Nagar. 18 3 . 32 34 6 40 5 - 98 13. KIDWAI NAGAR, Nirala Nagar, Saket Nagar...... . . 14 1 13 22 12 16 6 0 14. FAZAL GANJ, Darshan Purwa, G.N. Motor Market, SarOjini Nagar, Kalpin Road Godarian Purwa; Bamba Road, In-- dustrial Estate, Vijay Nagar, Dabouli. - . 9 2 38 34 7 12 90 26

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60. Nazirabad 225/84 147/148/436/427/411 I.P.C. 61. -do- 368/84 147/380 I.P.C. 62. -do- 293/84 147/148/436/427 I.P.C. 63. Rail Bazar 260/84 454/427/380 I.P.C. 64. Cants. 161/84 454/380/411 I.P.C. 65. Chakeri 619/84 454/380/436/411 I.P.C. 66. -do-- 478/84 454/380/411 I.P.C. 67. Babupunva 361/84 147/436/454/380/411 I.P.C.- 68. Harbans'mohal 228/84 395/412 I.P.C. 69. -do- 237/84 454/380/411 I.P.C. 70. -do-- 238/84 454/380 I.P.C. 71. -do- 239/84 454/380/411 .I.P.C. 72. -do- 231/84 454/380/411 I.P.C. 73. -do- 232/84 454/380/411 I.P.C. 74. -do- 233/84 454/380/427/411 I.P.C. 75. Fazalganj 370/84 147/148/380/436 I.P.C. 76. -do- 473/84 147/148/436/427/411 I.P.C. 77. -do- 585/84 147/380/411 I.P.C. 78. -do- 541/84 147/148/380/436/411 I.P.C. 79. -do- 561/84 147/148/436/427/411 I.P.C. 80. -do- 434/84 380/436/427 I..P.C. 81. -do-- 350/84 147/148/436/427/380/411 I.P.C. 82. -do- 549/84 147/148/307/436 I.P.C. 83. -do- 490/84 411 I.P.C. 84. -do- 147/148/380/436/411 I.P.C. 85. -do- 612/84 147/148/380/427 I.P.C. 86. -do- 361/84 411 I.P.C. 87. -do- 487/84 411 I.P.C. 88. -do- 512/84 411 I.P.C. 89 -do- 455/84 380/427/411 I.P.C. 90. -do- 369/84 147/148/380/411/427 I.P.C. 91. -do- 519/84 380/411 I.P.C. 92. -do- 423/84 147/148/380 I.P.C. 93_ -do- 493/84 147/148/427/411 I.P.C. 94. -do- 882/84 147/148/379/411/427 I.P.C. 95. -do- 495/84 147/148/380/411 I.P.C. 96. -do- 579/85 147/148/380/427/411 I.P.C. 97. -do- 380/84 147/148/380/411 I.P.C. 98. -do- 612/84 147/148/436/380/427 I.P.C. • 99. -do- 350/84 147/148/436. I.P.C. 100. -do- 355/84 147/148/380/436/427/411 I.P.C. 101. Kidwai Nagar 327/84 147/436 I.P.C. 102. -do- 326(84 147/436 I.P.C. 103. Nawabganj 651732/84 188/147/427/380 I.P.C. 104. -do- 651730/84 188/147/384/382/427/411 I.P.C. 105. -do- 651-72.1,651722 & 188/147/436/411/380/384/427 I.P.C. 651723/84 106. -do- 651732/84 147;188/427/380 I.P.C. 107. -do- 651730/84 188/147/384/382/427/411 I.P.C. 108. -do- 651721/84 188/147/436/411 I.P.C. 109. -do- 651722/84 188/147/427/411/380/384/436 I.P.C. 110. -do- 65173/84 188/147/427/380/384/436/411 I.P.C. 111. Kakadeo 256/84 386/397/147/148/307 I.P.C. 112. Kohna 142/84 & 145/84 147/452/336/427/380 I.P.C. 113. -do- 148/84 & 145A/84 147/452/436/380 I.P.C. 114. -do- 146,44513/84 147/452/336/427/380/435 I.P.C. 115. -do- 148 ez. 145D/84 147/452/380/411 I.P.C. 116. -do- i 47, 145.C/84 147/452/435/427/380 I.P.C. 117. Rail Bazar 267/84 454/380/427/411 I.P.C. 118. -do- 2.64/84 436/45_4/380/411 I.P.C. 119. -do- 365/84 457/380/411. LP.C. 120. -do- 259/84 436/427/380/4)1 I.P.C. 121. -do- 261/$4 454/380/427/411 I.P.C. 25

LIST OF PENDING CASES AT KANPUR

SI. No. Police Station FIR No. FIR lodged u/s

1 2 3 4

1. Kakadeo 410/84 (80 accused) 395/397/396/435/436;427/147/148/149/307 I.P.C. 2. Nazirabad S.T. No. 502/M/85 147/148/436 I.P.C. 3. Fazalganj Session Trial No. 279/85 147/427/436 & 411 I.P.C. 4. S.T. No. 278/M/85 147/436 & 412 I.P.C. 5. -do- S.T. No. 286/M/85 395 & 397 I.P.C. 6. Chakeri FIR No. 471/84 147/436 & 427 I.P.C. 7. Naubasta 708/84 379 I.P.C. 8. -do- 555/84 147/454/380/436 & 427 I.P.C. 9. Govind Nagar 647/84 396/436 I.P.C. 10. -do- 251/84 1471436/427 I.P.C. 11. -do- 250/84 147/436 & 427 I.P.C. 12. -do- 252/84 147/436 & 427 I.P.C. 13. -do- 256/84 147/436/454/380 & 411 I.P.C . 14. -do- 285/84 395/436/411 I.P.C. 15. Chamanganj 152/84 147/454/3801337/435/411 I.P.C. 16. -d o - 168/84 147/454/380/436 & 411 LP.C. 17. Collectorganj 323/84 380/411 LP.C. 18. -do- 328/84 380/411 .I.P.C. 19. -do- 328/84 380/411 I.P.C. 20. Bajaria 241/84 147/380/411 I.P.C. 21. -do- 267/84 143/454/380/411/427 I.P.C. 22. -do- 26 6/84 147/454/380/411 & 427 I.P.C. 23. Bajaria 240/84 427/147/436 I.F.C. 24. -do- 242/262/84 143/380/454/411 I.P.C. 25. Raipurwa 231/84 147/380/411 I.P.C. 26. -do- 249/84 380/411 I.P.C. 27. -do- 252/84 147/381/411 I.P.C. 28. -d o - 253/84 147/454/380 I.P.C. 29. -do- 306/84 147/379/427/411 I.P.C. 30. -do- 236/84 147/454/380/411 I.P.C. 31. -do- 234/84 147/454/380/411 I.P.C. 32. -do- 273/84 147/380/411 I.P.C. 33. -do- 256184 147/436/380/411 1.P.C. 34. -do- 217/84 147/436 I.P.C. -35. -do- 233/84 147/380 .I.P.C. 36. -do- 251/84 147/454/380/411 I.P.C. 37. Kalyanpur 338184 41/412 I.P.C. 38. -do- 41/412 I.P.C. 39. -do- 339/84 41/412 I.P.C. 40. Sisamau 693316/84 147/436/380/411 I.P.C. 41. 693301/84 147/436/380 I.P.C. 695357/ 84 147/436/380 LP.- C. 43. -do- 254456/84 147/436/380/411 I.P.C. 44. -do- 693329/84 147/436/380 I.P.C. 45. -do- 693321/84 147/436/380 I.P.C. 46. -do- Crime No. 197/84 147/436/380. I.P.C. 47. Kotwali 679/84 454/380/411 I.P.C. 48. -do- 686/84 457/380/411 I.P.C. 49. Armapur 681431/84 379/411 I.P.C. 50. Gwaltoli 421965/84 147/454/380 I.P.C. 51. Armapur 681432/84 379/411 I.P.C. 52. Gwaltoli 421942/84 147/436/454/3791411/427 T.P.C. 53. -do- 411961/84 147/454/380 I.P.C. 54. -do- 421969/84 147/454/380/411 I.P.C. 55. -do- 421957/84 147/454/380/411 I.P.C. 56. -do- 421956/84 147/457/380/427 I.P.C. 57. -do- 421968/84 147/454/380/427 I.P.C. 58. 421967/84 1471427 I.P.C. 59. Armapur 681445/84 379/411 I.P.C.

NMI APPENDIX "12" CONCLUSIONS OF INVESTIGATING AGENCY REGARDING INCIDENTS AT KANPUR

Affidavit Name & Address Allegations Conclusions No. 1 2 3 . 4 286 Smt. Gurjinder Kaur Widow of On 1-11-84, the rioters, some of Several persons were examined S. Balbir Singh, r/o. 81, Indus- whom are named in the affi- Trial for offences under section trial Estate, Kanpur. davit; set fire to the house and 302/201, IPC along with other looted property and killed two sections is pending. The allegation persons. qua incidents as also culprits is true. Prima facie the police did not attend to the situation in time. 618 Rawail Singh SA) S. Dula Case of loss of property by loot- Certain stolen articles were recovered Singh, r/o. 108/123, Kaushal- ing and damage to the car. and restored to the possession purl, Kanpur. Damage to the residential and of the owner. A case has been shop premises. Incident of registered under Sections 147, 1-11-84. 436 and 379, IPC, which, however, was finally reported against. Investigation has shown that the air-conditioner had really been recovered by the police. Police papers show as if the owner recovered the air-conditioner without the assistance of the police. Final report has been given on the basis that there was no recovery by the police while as a fact the position is otherwise. 148 Ioginder Kaur, widow of S. She alleged that on 1-11-84 a mob This matter was examined at length Ranjit Singh. 119/518, Fazal of about 403 persons had and on the basis of the statement Ganj, Kanpur. stormed her house looted the made by the Granthi of Fazal valuables and her husband Ganj Gurudwara and the features Ranjit Singh who was a truck in the case as also further evidence driver was murdered during gathered during investigation, the the riots. conclusion has been reached that the story of her husband being killed during the riots while operating a truck is in- correct. The Granthi stated that S. Ranjit Singh had died about 6 years prior to the riots. The fact that the names of the owner and the cleaner of the truck and the number of the vehicle were kept away from the affidavit and not disclosed during investigation has led to drawing of the presumption that the facts alleged were not correct. No claim for compensation was also made. In case it was a riot death, ordinarily such a claim would have been advanced. The In Agency found _that the deponent was already living in the Gurudwara at the time of riot. There is evidence that no incident took place at the Gurudwara. The allegation, therefore,r_appears to be concocted. 28 APPENDIX "11"

CONCLUSION OF INVESTIGATING AGENCY WITH REFERENCE TO CAPT. BARETH'S STA I LAWNY Dy. S.P. Shri Narayana was asked to collect further details about statement of Capt. B. Bareth. It is found that by and large there is a similarity in the statement of Capt. Bareth and statement of Mrs. Tomar, the then City Magis- trate, Kanpur and incharge of military column, deputed to maintain law and order on 1-11-1984 in Kidwainagar area. It is also noticed from the statements of both the officers, City Magistrate and Captain that D,M. himself remained at the spot and appeared to be hesitant to take any firm 'action. It appears, from the facts collected that his conduct was not above board in tackling the situation. On the one hand he asked his personal security men to fire at the mob but on the Wilier hand he has not brought the army people to the forefront. It appears that Capt. Bareth insisted for firing telling that mob should be dispersed first. Mrs. Tomar, City Magistrate also was not in a position to do anything since a senior officer, (D.M.) was present at the spot who was talking to the members of the crowd. It may be a fact that situation was tense throughout the city of Kanpur but attempt should have been made by contacting control room to strengthen the force position at that particular place, to rescue sikhs.

Another aspect of the situation was that in spite of repeated appeals and request sikhs members of the family particularly head of the family, continued firing. They were requested/advised to come out to go to police station but all fell flat, such adatnent attitude of sikh people certainly might have irritated authorities and local gentlemen to leave them at the mercy of God. Moreover, continuous firing by sardars (sikh persons) fomented anger of the mob.

Besides all, Harmail Singh was stubborn and over confident to protect himself and others, owing to Harmail Singh's audacity mob got swallen and fury of the mob mounted to a height. Ultimately, D.M. also lost patience and moved away from the post with force to see the situation elsewhere.

Submitted for the kind perusal of Your Lordship.

Sdl- (D.R. MEENA, IPS) Head of the Investigating Agency

I have perused the report of investigation and the covering note of Mr. Meena. I agree that Harmail Singh mis- read the situation and maintained a hardstrong attitude in not listening to advice.

The District Magistrate, to my mind, could not have reacted the way he did. He had to meet the situation, if necessary by resorting to physical force and could not lose his patience and leave the spot by abdicating his responsibility. That is not the role of the leader.

Sdl- CHAIRMAN 12-6-85

• 30 1 2 3 4 32 Smt. Pritam Kaur, widow of S. In the second affidavit Pritam Several persons were examined. Jaspal Singh, 91/11, Vijay Kaur has alleged of looting and Killing of four people out of five Nagar, Kanpur. killing of her husband and son. is accepted. The allegation that There was allegation of police DSP Shukla was leading the inaction. crowd is found not to be supported by material. A case under sections 396/397_ and other allied offences is pending. 128 SmL Manjit Kaur daughter of S. On 2-11-84 there was attack on All the allegations are found to be Saudagar Singh. the house. The deponent's correct. A FIR had been lodged uncle, aunt and brother-in-law and 'registered in Police Station were killed. Police did not give Kakadeo as 446 (o)/84. Final re- assistance. port has been given in the absence of any clue. It appears that a number of incidents were clubbed together which led to confusion and improper investigation by the police. 285 Avtar Singh, son of Jai Singh Damage to house, physical assault, The only question which had been 5/14, Nagar Mahapalika forcible cut of hair and beard, referred to the Investigating Colony, Dadanagar, Kanpur. and police inaction. Agency under orders of the Com- mission was whether Bakshi referred to in the affidavit was a Sikh. The finding of the Investigating Agency is that Bakshi was a Sikh. 22 Harminder Singh son of Bhai Looting of the house, personal The deponent has shifted over to Harnam Singh, 111/117(M), injuries on the deponent and Ludhiana and could not be con- Kakadeo, Kanpur. members of his family. Police tacted. Detailed investigation instigated the mob. was, however, undertaken as directed. Looting and assault seem to have been established. So far as instigation by police is concerned, local people do not support. In the absence of the deponent and members of his family to support the allegation of police involvement that could not be found out. 426 Jaspal Singh son of Hari Singh, Looting and burning of Factory The allegation of looting and arson 108/33A, Lenin Park, Sisamau, on 1-11-84. has been found to be true. Looted Kanpur. property in major portion has been recovered and returned. The suggestion that police was inactive has not been established from the witnesses examined, 217 To Jinder _Sin h

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28 S. Narender Singh, Ski late On 1-11-84 the house of the de- Allegation of looting and burning S. Charan Singh, N-3, Kidwai ponent and his brother were of the house is true. The killing Nagar, Kanpur. looted and burnt; members of of the persons as alleged is also the brother's family were kill- true. Allegation of participation ed; the police had a hand in of named culprits is prima facie encouraging the mob in illegal correct. There is really no alle- activity, gation of police complicity. The allegations are one of inaction. The evidence collected from the deponent's side does not speci- fically implicate the police. The general inference of police negli- gence, however, is available to be drawn.

171 S. Gurdial Singh son of S. Looting of the shop and setting it The deponent has migrated to Harminder Singh, 127, Nirala to fire; burning of the motor- Punjab and could not be contact- Nagar, Kanpur. cycle and scooter; police in- ed. Several local people were action, were the allegations. examined but the net result seeths to be that two of the three persons named in the affidavit have been killed during the riots. Though there is a slight mistake in the description of the father's name of Raju in the list prepared by the police, the Investigating Agency is of the view that there is material to show that Raju and Satbir are two persons who have been killed during riots.

616 S. Jaswant Singh son of S. Arun On 1-11-84 residential House as The allegation of looting and arson Singh, 126/5, Block 'IV Govind- also shop were looted and burnt. found to be correct. In this nagar, Kanpur. case police took prompt action. A number of stolen articles have been recovered and restored to the deponent. FIR did not name any culprit. As a result of police investigation the culprits have been found out and have been duly charge-sheeted, The matter is pending.

19 S. Charanjit Singh son of S. Teja House looted and set on fire. Wife Looting and arson found. Kill- Singh, 24128, LIG, Daboli, and mother physically tortured ing of father and brother true. Kanpur. by the mob. Father Teja Forcible removal of ornaments Singh and brother Satpal Singh accepted. The allegation of other were murdered. Police re- molestation i not established. mained silent spectator. There is some basis for the opinion that the police remained inactive.

149 S. Devinder Singh son of Mahal In the first allegations were that Since the first depohent mentioned Singh, 107/2, Vijay Nagar, a mob of 300 W to 400 people of five deaths and the two Kanpur. attacked the house on 31-10-84. those were named in the second He shifted for safety to a affidavit as the relations killed, neighbour's house. On 1-11-84. a common- investigation Was under- the local Gurudwara-was attack-,- taken. ed and burnt and five Sikhs were killed. APPENDIX "11"

CLASSIFICATION OF AFFIDAVITS RECEIVED IN BOKARO 1• Total Affidavits Received 172 2. Affidavits supporting the victims . ...... . . 172 3. Affidavits connected with deaths 48

4. AffidaviiS connected with arson • • • • • J 5. Affidavits connected with looting 6. Affidavits connected with arson and looting 50 7. Affidavits in which miscellaneous facts have been stated- 8. AffidaVits against the victims Nil 9. Affidavits not entertained as out of Jurisdiction, time barred etc. Nil 10. Affidavits withdrawn Nil 11. Affidavits (evidence recorded) 45

CLASSIFICATION OF AFFIDAVITS AREA/POLICE STATION WISE (BOKARC) Sl. No. Police Station/Area Total No. of affidavits relating to No. of ME- Total persons davits No. of Killing Arson Looting Arson Misc. killed against Affi- and riot davits Loot- victims ing

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

1. CHAS 2 2 22 18 — 4 — 44 2. DASHMESH NAGAR 10 — 3 1 — 12 — 14 3. CO-OPERATIVE COLONY . 1 1 3 2 — 2 — 7 4. B.S. CITY 2 1 2 4 2 5 — 11 5. LAKAR KHANDA . 3 — 1 2 — 4 — 6 6. GURUNANAK NAGAR 1 — — 2 — 1 3 7. JUDADIH MORE . — — 1 1 1 — 3 OCIETY . — — — 2

9. SECTOR-I-C, B.S. CITY — 2 1 8 — — — 11 10. SECTOR-II-C, B.S. CITY 4 1. 5 4 1 4 — 15 11. SECTOR-III-C, B.S. CITY I 1 2 — — 1 — 4

12. SECTOR-IV-C — 3 — 13. SECTOR-IX-C 8 1 9 3 — 11 — 21 14. SECTOR-XLI-C, B.S. CITY . 4 — 2 3 1 5 10 j 15. SECTOR-VI-C, B.S. CITY . 2 — — — — 2 16. SARVODAYA NAGAR — — — 1 — — — 1

17. GURU ARJUNDEV NAGAR — — 1 — — — 1

3 4 524 Mehar Singh son of Santokh On the basis of the statement said The deponent was examined before Singh, 20, DEFL Loco Colony, to have been made by Khalasi the Commission. At that stage Rail Bazar, Kanpur. Iqbal it was alleged that the on the basis of his statement police party tried to break open Khalasi Iqbal was directed to be the lock of the alrnirah and- examined by the Commission by ultimately looted the valuables the Investigating Agency. He along with cash. has also been examined. Iqbal stated that he had been forced to support the stand of deponent and he was transferred out from Kanpur to Mugal Sarai as he did not obliged the deponent. It is, however, found to be correct that the deponent's house was looted and set on fire. 170 Ajit Singh son of Kartar Singh, -In his a.lavit there was allega- Tne conclusion is that the allegation 54/4, Block 6, Govindnagar, tion that the riotous mob was in the affidavit was correct. Shri Kanpur. utilising a bus bearing Regis- Raghuvendra Singh. Kushwaha tration No. URD 3605. The owned the bus referred in the affi- Investigating Agency had been davit. directed to investigate and report as to whether there was such a bus of which Shri Raghu- vendra Singh was the owner. 238 S. Mahal Singh son of Ladha He was Examiner Grade It The Commission directed the Inves- Singh 21/7, Sewagram Colony, (Quality Control) in the Small tigating Agency to obtain the full Kanpur. Arms Factory. He alleged that details of the three officers of the he had been given protection by Small Arms Factory named in the security guards for some the affidavit. The information time but three employees open- has been obtained by the Investi- ed the closed door and asked gating Agency. The allegation of him and other Sikhs to come looting and arson are accepted. out. Thereupon the waiting Govindnagar P.S. Case No. 6 08/84 mob assaulted. He lodged under sections 147, 436 and 379 FIR for looting of house. IPC which ended up in final report is stated to have been wrongly done and perhaps without proper investigation. So far as the allegation aaainst the three officers is concerned the matter is under further investigation. 144 Smt. Mayawanti widow of late Allegation regarding killing of her Tne deponent has shifted over to Sanghara Singh, 129/384, Ram- husband on 30th October/1st Punjab. Local investigation was kishan Nagar, Kanpur. November 1984. carried .on to find out whether the allegation of killing of Sanghara Singh was correct. On the basis of the statements collected from several sources the conclusion is that the allegation is not correct. 509 Snot. Arnarjit Kaur widow of S. Oa 1-11-81 killing of husband and The deponent has shifted over to Dalip Singh, Air Force Station two sons. daughter-in-law Punjab. Allegation of looting Qrs. Adampur, Distt. Jalandhar committed suicide on -being j and arson of the house accepted. (Previously residing at 73/2 told about her husand's murder. Killing of husband and two sons Labour Colony, Babupura, during riots also accepted. The Kanpur). two sons who were kilted were found, to have fired from their guns, may be in self defence. Tour out of the mob died and several others received pellet injuries. It is a fact that the daughter-in-law jumped from the roof top and succumbed to the injuries. APPENDIX "14" List of Sessions Cases pending in different Sessions courts of Dhanbad pertaining to disturbances in 7, as (Bokaro) that followed the assassination of the Prime Minister of India Shrimati Indira Gandhi.

1. Sessions Trial No. 145/85 arising out of P.S. Case II accused persons one in Jail and 10 on bail. No. 134/85. Offences under Section 395, 436/149 I.P.C. Stage—Trial not yet commenced.

2. Sessions Trial No. 96/85. Bokaro Steel City P.S. Case Accused on bail. No. 318/84. Offences under Sections 147, 148, 149, 302, 380, 452. 326, 412 I.P.C. Stage—For appearance of accused. Next date-12:6-86..

3. Sessions Trial No. 161/85. P.S. Case No. 130/84 (Hada) Accused on bail. Offence under section 147, 148,.396 I.P.C.

4. Sessions Trial No. 98/85. B.S. City P.S.Case No. Accused on bail. 333/84. OTenzfs under section 147, 148, 149, 380, 452, 435, 434 I.P.C. Stage--For hearing. Next date-19-6-86.

5. Sessions Trial No. 97/85. Bokaro Steel City P.S. Case Accused in custody. No. 327/84. Offences under section 147, 148, 149, 452, 302, 380 7. P.C. Stage—For further hearing. Next date-19:6-86.

6. Sessions Trial No. 99/85. Bokaro Steel City P.S. Case 3 accused persons on bail. No. 320/84. Offence U/s 147, 148, 149, 380, 435, 436, 395 Stage—For further hearing. Next date fixed 19-6-86. 7. Sessions Trial No. 68/85, Harla P.S. 141/84 Two accused persons on bail. Offence U/s 396 I.P.C. Stage—Further hearing. Next date-17-6-86.

8. Sessions Trial No. 150/85. B.S. City P.S. Case No. 1 accused in custody. 340/84. 14 accused on bail. Offence U/s 147, 148, 149, 395, 436, 307, 412, I.P.C. Stage—For appearance of accused.

9. Sessions Trial No. 203/85. B.S. City P.S. Case No. 3 accused on bail. 326/84. Offence U/s 147, 452, 380, 435, 396 I.P.C. For appearance of the accused. Next date-12-6-86.

10. Sessions Trial No. 212/85.—Harla P.S. Case No. 2 accused on bail. 142/84. Offence—U/s 147, 148, 149, 436, 380, 426, 327 I.P.C. Stage—For appearance of accused. Next date-20-6-86. II. Sessions Trial No. 235/85. Balidih P.S. Case No. 8 accused on bail. 109/84. Offence-U/s 395 and 412 I.P.C. Stage-12-6-86 for hearing on the point of charge. 12. Sessions Trial No. 265/85. B.S. City P.S. Case No. Two accused on bail. 125/84 (Sector IV P.S.) Offence-U/s 147, 148, 149, 326, 395, I.P.C. Stage-5-7-86 for hearing on the point of charge. 13. Sessions Trial No. 271/85. Harla P.S. Case No. Four accused-3 on bail. 132/84. Offence—U/s 147, 148, 149, 307, 436, 395 Stage—For appearance of accused. Next date-18-6-86. 14. Sessions Trial No. 281/85. Marafari P.S. Case No. 5 accused on bail. 168/84, Offence—U/s 396, 436, 364, 201 I.P.C. Stage-2-7-86 for appearance of accused. 34

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CLASSIFICATIGN ATFIDA.V,iTIP, _AREA/POLICE STATION WISE •

SI. No. Police Station/Area Total No. of affidavits relating to No. of Affi- Total persons davits No. of Killing Arson Looting Arson Misc_ killed against Affi- and riot davits Loot- victims ing

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 18. KARNAL MARKET . 1 — — — 1 19. SECTOR-VIII-C, B.S. CITY . 1 — 2 20. DHUNDI BAZAR — — I — 21. AZAD NAGAR . 1 — — 22. SARMODE NAGAR/Sarbodhe Nagar — I — 23. FABRICATION ROAD . 1 1 2 — 2 24. RITUDIH/TELIDIH . 2 — — 2 — 25. GAMMON COLONY . I — — 5 26. BHOWRI COLLIARY I — 2 27. MARAPHARI . . I — — — 1 I 28. MAHAVIR CHOWK . • . 1 — — 2 — 1 29. GURU GOVIND SINGH NAGAR 1 1 1

Total of Page Nos. (1) & (2) . 48 9 59 50 6 69 — 172 36

30. Sessions Trial No. 11/86. Bokaro Steel City P.S. Case 4 accused-on bail. No. 331/84. Offence-U/s 396 I.P.C. Stage-For further hearing. Next date-19-6-86. 31. Sessions Trial No. 201/85. Marafari P.S. Case No. 16 accused-on bail. 167/84. Offence-U/s 396, 412 I.P.C. Stage-23-6-86 for evidence. 32. Sessions Trial No. 160/85. Chas P.S.Case No. 3 accused.-on bail. 135/84. Offence-U/s 395, 412, 436 I.P.C. Stage-7-6-86 for evidence. 33. Sessions Vial No. 159/85. Marafari P.S. Case No. 4 accused-one on bail. 165/84. Offence-U/s 396 I.P.C. Stage-18-6-86 for Evidence. 34. Sessions Trial No. 208/85. Chas P.S. Case No. 13 accused-on bail. 130/84. Offence-U/s 305 I.P.C. Stage-For appearance of accused and hearing on charge. Next date-25-6-86. 35. Sessions Trial No. 139/85. Marafari P.S. Case No. 8 accused-on bail_ 165/84. Offence-U/s 396 I.P.C. Stage-For appearance of accused. Next date-18-6-86. 36. Sessions Trial No. 129/85. Chas P.S. Case No. 6 accused-on bail. 135/84. Offence U/s 395, 412, 436 I.P.C. Stage-For evidence. Next date-7-6-86. 37. Sessions Trial No. 130/85. Harla P.S. Case No. One accused-on bail. 134/84, Offence-U/s 396 I.P.C. Stage-Trial not commenced. 38. Sessions Trial No. 141/85. Harla P.S. Case No. 2 accused-on bail. 137/84. Offence-U/s 395/412 I.P.C. Stage-Trial not commenced. 39. Sessions Trial No. 141/8S. Harla P.S. Case No. 14 accused-on bail. 129/84. Offence-U/s 396 I.P.C. Stage-Trial not commenced. 40. Sessions Trial No. 144/85. Harla P.S. Case No. 6 accused-on bail. 135/84. Offence-U/s 396 I.P.C. Stage-Trial not commenced. 41. Sessions Trial No. 151/85. Balidih P.S. Case No. 5 accused-on bail. 110/84. Offence-U/s 395 I.P.C. Stage-Trial not commenced. 42. Sessions Trial No. 152/85. B.S. City P.S. Case No. 4 accused-on bail. 3x9/ 84. Offence-U/s Stage-Trial not commenced. 43. Sessions Trial No. 156/85. B.S. City P.S. Case No. 2 accused-on bail. 343/84. Offence-U/s 147, 149, 452, 380, 435' 307, 395/412 I.P.C. Stage-Trial not commenced. 44. Sessions Trial No. 175/85. Bokaro Steel City P.S. One accused-on bail. Case No. 324/84. Offence U/s 147, 148, 149, 452,' 380, 3.67, 435, 436, 395 I.P.C. Stage-14-6-86 for appearance of accused. 45. Sessions Trial No. 181/. Harla P.S. Case No. 2 accused-on bail. 131/84. Offence U/s 395 I.P.C. Stage-For appearance of accused. 46. Sessions Trial No. 195/85. Harla P.S. Case No. 3 accused-on bail.' 146/84. Offence-U/s 395 I.P.C: Stage-17-6-86 for appearance of accused. 35 15. Sessions Trial No. 295/85. Sector IV P.S. Case No. Two accused on bail. 120/84. Offence—U/s 395 I.P.C. Stage—Trial not yet commenced. 16. Sessions Trial No. 9/86. Bokaro Steel City P.S. Case Two accused on bail. No. 350/84. Offence—U/s 147, 148, 149, 380, 458, 43.5,. 395, Stage—Trial not yet commenced. 17. Sessions Trial No. 83/85. Chas P.S. Case No. 132/84 One accused on bail. Offence—U/s-395, 436, 412 I.P.C. Stage—Trial not commenced. 18. Sessions Trial No. 105/85. Bokaro Steel City P.S.One accused on bail. Case No. 342/84. Offence U/s 147, 148, 149, 302, 307, 325, 380, 435, 336, 29:5 I.P.C. Stage—Trial not commenced. 19. Sessions Trial No. 115/84. Harla P.S. Case No. One accused on bail. 143/84. Offence—U/s 395 I.P.C. Stage—Trial not commenced. 20. Sessions Trial No. 120185. Bokaro Steel City P.S. One accused on bail. Case No. 319/84. Offence—U/s 147, 148, 149, 307, 336, 435, 436, 452, 429, 380, 395, 412 I.P.C. Stage—Trial not commenced. 21. Sessions Trial No. 99/85 Bokaro Steel City P.S: Three accused on bail. Case No. 328184. Offence—U/s 147, 148, 149, 308, 435, 395, 436 I.P.C. Stage—For further hearing. Next date-12-6-86. 22. Sessions Trial No. 161/85. Harla P.S.Case No. 8 accused on bail. 130/84. Offence—U/s 396, 147, 148, 149 I.P.C. Stage—For appearance of accused. Next date-17-7-86. 23. Sessions Trial No. 138/85. Harla P.S. Case No. 5 accused on bail. 130/84. 03-ence:--1J/s 147, 14S, 149, 396 I.P.C. Stage—For appearance of accused. Next date-17-7-86. 24. Sessions Trial No. 158/85, and 142/85. Harla P.S. 4 accused on bail. Case No. 140/84. Offence—U/s 396/301 I.P.C. Stage—For further hearing. Next date-17-6-86. 25. Sessions Trial No. 142/85. (split up) Harla P.S. Case 5 accused on bail. No. 140/84. Offence—U/s 396/201 I.P.C. Stage—For further hearing. Next date-17-6-86. 26. Sessions Trial No. 71/85. Bokaro City P.S. Case One accused on bail. No. 346/84. Offence—U/s 147, 395, 396, 302 T.P.C. Stage—For-further trial. Next date-14-6-86.

27. Sessions Trial No. 356/85. Bokaro Steel City P.S. 4 accused—one on bail and 3 absconding. Case No. 346/84. Offence—U/s 147, 148, 149 I.P.C. Stage—For further trial. Next date-14-6-86.

28. Sessions Trial No. 238/85. Harla P.S. Case No. 10 accused on bail. 136/84. Offence—U/s 147, 148, 149, 436, 323, 33-i,.3:-; I.P.C. Stage—For hearing on the point of ,Thame. Next date-11-6-86. 29. Sessions Trial No. 125/85. Bokaro City P.S. Case 2 accused on bail. No. 331/84. Offence—U/s 396 I.P.C. Stage—For further hearing. Next date-19-6-86. 38

List of riots cases pending in the Court of S.D.J.M., Ches.

Police Paper. 1. Chas P.S. Case No. 131/84 G.R. I143B/84 For Appearance. 2. Chas P.S. Case No. 133/84 G.R. No. 1154B/84 Police Paper. 3. Chas P.S. Case No. 136/86 G.R. No. 1148B/84

Sd/- S.D.J.M., CHAS, 4.6.86.

47. Sessions Trial No. 191/85. Harla P.S. Case No. One accused-in custody. 146/84. Offence-U/s 395 I.P.C. Stage--24-6-86 is fixed for evidence. 48. Sessions Trial No. 210/85. Chas P.S. Case No. 2 accused-on bail. 135/84. Offence-U/s 3951412, 436 I.P.C. Stage-7-6-86 for evidence. 49. Sessions Trial No. 333/85. B.S. City P.S. Case No. 2 accused-one on bail. 327/84. and one absconding. Offence-U/s 147, 148, 149, 452, 436, 31; Stage-For further hearing. Next date-19-6-86. 50. Sessions Trial No. 162/85. Harla P.S. Case No. One accused-on bail. 141/84. Offence U/s 396 I.P.C. Stage-For further hearing. Next date-17-6-86.

- 51. Sessions Trial No. 222/85. Chas P.S. Case No. 134/84. One accused-on bail. Offence-U/s 395/412 I.P.C. Stage-For further trial. Next date-19-6-86. 52. Sessions Trial No. 196/85. Harla P.S. Case No. 130/84. One accused-on bail. Offence-U/s 395 F.P.C. Stage-For appearance of accused. Next date-17-7-86. 53. Sessions Trial No. 122/85. Harla P.S. Case No. 127/84. 3 accused-on bail. Offence-U/s 396/412 I.P.C. Stage-For appearance of accused. Next date-11-6-86. 54. Sessions Trial No. 155/85, B.S. City, P.S. Case No. 7 accused-4 on bail and 3 absconding. 325/84. Offence-U/s 147, 148, 149, 459, 300, 307, 302, 396 1.P.C. Stage-For appearance of accused. 55. Sessions Trial No. 209/86. Harla P.S. Case No. 132/84. One accused-on bail. Offence-U/s 396 I.P.C. Stage-For production of accused.

56. Sessions Trial No. 188/86. Marafari P.S. Case No. 167/ One accused-on bail. 84. Offence-U/s 396/412 I.P.C. Stage-For production of accused.

57. Sessions Trial No. 187/86. Harla P.S. Case No. 129/84. One accused-on bail. Offence-U/s 396 I.P.C. Stage-Trial not commenced.

58. Sessions Trial No. 170/86. Chas P.S. Case No. 134/84. One accused-in custody. Offence-U/s 395/412 I.P.C. Stage-Trial not commenced.

59. Sessions Trial No. 200/86. B.S. City P.S. Case No. 4 accused-one on bail. 339/84. 3 absconding. 0:fence-Vs 147, 148, 380, 435, 436, 448 I.P.C. Stage-Trial not commenced.

60. Sessions Trial No. 189/86. Harla P.S. Case No. 139/84. 17 accused-on bail. Offence-I-Uls 395 I.P.C. Stage-Trial not commenced.

. Sd/- District Sc Sessions Judge, Dhanbad. )-6.8b

SI. Afti- Deponent Allegation No. davit Conclusion No.

8. 124 S. Teghbahadur Singh s/o S. Guru Gobind Singh Public School Setting on fire the school buses Naginder Singh r/o IC/1150, was attacked by the mob set and breaking open of the Bokaro Steel City, Bokaro. on fire the buses parked in the doors and causing damage premises of school, damaged to furniture and other arti- school furniture etc. and re- cles of the school are ab- moved cash from the chest-cum- solutely true. Police has cash box of the school. taken immediate and prompt action and helped in extin- guishing the fire. 9. 163 S. Jaswant Singh s/o late S. A gang of 60 urchins poured kero- The incident of setting on fire Narain Singh Ile Street No. 12, sene on the scooter, of the de- the scooter by the miscreants Qrs. No. 232, Sector IX, Bokaro ponent, parked outside, set the Steel City, Bokaro.. is found true. As regards to same on fire. The mob was insurance claims deponent him- led by one Rameshwar Ojha. self was defaulter in deposit- Deponent was helped by the ing the premium in time. neighbours and police rescued Police chargesheeted the case him to S.P. Office. and clubbed this incident with other incidents. The allegation that Rameshwar Ojha led the mob, has not been substantiated. 10. 166 S. Salwinder Singh s/o late S. On 1-11-84, a mob suddenly con- The incident of looting and Bishan Singh r/o Qrs. No. 1472, gregated near the shop of the burning of the shop of the Sector IX-D, Street No. 38, deponent, broke open the doors deponent is found correct. Bokaro Steel City, Bokaro. of the shop, removed all the Though police has tried to materials and set the same on recover some property, but fire. Deponent mentioned literally nothing has been names of certain accused per- recovered in connection with sons. Police took no action the particular incident. about recovery of property.

APPENDIX "15" SI. Affi- Deponent Allegation No. davit Conclusion No. -- - 1. 15 Sh. Amar Singh s/o Sh. Ajit Singh His house was looted on 1-11-84 Incident of looting;of the house r/o Qrs. No. 3-241, (Street-5), by Mr. Tewari, a Hotelier and of the deponent is found II-D, Bokaro Steel City. others. His family members correct and involvement of were helped by one Muni Ram Mr. Tewari in looting could Choudhury, neighbour of the not be substantiated. deponent. 2. 55 Snit. Swinder Kaur w/o late S. Deponent's house was set on fire Version of the deponent about Sital Singh, r/o Qrs. No. 1251, o n.1-I 1-84. Moveable- property killing of her husband and a Strt No. 6, Sector IX, Bokaro. was looted. Portraits and pic- family friend S. Sulalhan tures of Gurus and holy places Singh is true and looting of were stoned by the miscreants. the house of the deponent One family friend S. Sulakhan is found correct. Assault on Singh was killed by the rioters. her person has been supported Her husband was also killgel by by facts. the mob. 3. 50 Sh. Sinder Pal Singh s/o Sh. Gyan The deponent saw the ransacking The allcagtion that rioters killed Singh r/o Dashmesh Nagar, at of the nearby Gurudwara. His younger brother of the de- present r/o Nanak Nagar, Guru- younger brother Dharmendra ponent is found correct. No- dwara. B.S. City, Bokaro. Singh was allegedly killed. On body substantiated involve- 1-11-84 his house was also ment of accused persons attacked and looted. named in the affidavit. How- ever, police challaned the case u/s 396 IPC. but the case has been clubbed with other incidents which is improper on the part of police. 4. 80 S. Arnrik Singh ski S. Bachan On 1 -1 1-84 a violent mob indis- The prima facie version of the Singh rio tio S. Maan Singh, criminately indulged in killing, deponent is true. Case has Bye Pass Road, Chas. arson and tooting of sikhs. been chargesheeted but the Named certain persons also as case has been clubbed with culprits in the affidavit. other cases. 5. 99 S. Darshan Singh s/o S. Sanghara The deponent alleged that On 1-11- On the basis of enquiries, version Singh rjo B-1087, Sector XII, 84 a mob armed with deadly of the deponent is found cen%, Bokaro Steel City Plant, Traffic weapons raised anti-sikhs slo- rect. Branch, Bokaro. gans and attacked him. Names of the certain accuased persons have been mentioned in the affidavit.

6 103 Sh. Charanjit Singh s/o S. Mohan A mob of 200 to 250 armed with It is concluded that looting of Singh r/o Bihar Colony, at deadly weapons attacked the the shop of the deponent is present r/o Jodadih 'More,. be- houses of sikhs community true: Allegation of involve- hind (aurudwara Chas, Chas, people. Deponent was rescued ment of landlord in looting Distt. Dhanbad (Bihar). by the police party. Alleged could not be substantiated. involvement of his landlord in looting. Deponent suffered some pecuniary loss also. 7. 116 S. Avtar Singh Kohli sjo S. Deponent was threatened by one During the enquiries, looting Jaswant Singh r/o 166, Co- Ram Dayal Singh due to assassi- of the shop and burning of operative Colony, Bokaro Steel nation of Mrs. Gandhi, late the truck are found true. City, District Dhanbad. Prime Minister of India. A Police recovered some pro- mob of 600 to 700 persons perty. looted and burnt the truck and shop of the deponent, named certain persons as accused and suffered heavy loss of Rs. 2 to 3 lakh. 39 • APPENDIX "18" D.O. No. 336 `: J.A. Kalyanakrishnan Chief Secretary, Uttar Pradesh. Sachivalaya Annexe Bhavan, LUCKNOW. May 22, 158L

Dear Sri Gtipta, Please refer to your D.O. letter No. 1/86/KPR/MCI(J), dated 8th May 1986, regarding measures relating to r.. tation of riot victims discussed with the Hon'ble Chairman during his visit to Lucknow on 12th April 1986. Please als,, refer to your telex dated 19-5-1986, conveying the orders of the Commission of the same date.

2. The State Government had agreed during these discussions to consider such cases as exceptional in the rn2!:c-- of providing relief and rehabilitation in which the Commission was satisfied that they were especially hard cases and deserved exceptional treatment and recommended as such to the State Government.

3. The first such case recommended by the Commission to the State Government was that of Smt. Harminder Kaur in respect of-whom the Commission was pleased to pass an order dated 12-4-1986 but a copy of which order was provided to the State Government only vide your letter No. 8.110135-MR(J), dated 28th April 1986 which was received in my office on 1-5-1986. This case is being processed expeditiously. • 4. The second such case is that of Smt. Satwant Kaur in which your letter dated 14-5-1986 was personally received Shri Naresh Dayal, Special Secretary, Home, Government of U.P., at your office at New Delhi on 14-5-1986. This is also being processed.

5. At its sitting at Lucknow on 12-4-1986, the Commission had also directed the Home Secretary, U.P. to consider the transfer of Inspectors and Sub-Inspectors of Police who were posted at Kanpur during the riots and that if it was rot ;- sible to transfer them out of Kanpur, they may be transferred to other Police Stations. I would like to inform the mission that this has been done.

6. The Commission had also directed the Home Secretary that the State Government may give financial aid to nc„- of kin of four persons reported missing from Kanpur during the riot and if considered necessary a bond may be taken from them that if it is proved that they did not die in the riots the money would be returned. Accordingly, instructions were sent to District Magistrate, Kanpur on 25-4-1986, and the report received from District Magistrate, Kanpur, in the case of Shri Gurjit Singh who was reported to be missing after the riots, financial aid of Rs. 20,000 has been paid to next of kin and a bond has been executed by them.

7. In addition to the above case, five other cases of persons missing after the riots were reported to the District Magis- trate, Kanpur (City). These cases are of (1) Shri Bhagat Singh s/o Shri Narayan Singh, (2) Shri Joginder Singh, (3) Shri Partap Singh, (4) Shri Jagir Singh, and (5) Shri Raghubir Singh Bhatia. At the district level, these claims were not sub- sta ntiated as per report dated 8-5-1986 and in some cases it was found that the person concerned died well before the riots and in others the person concerned never resided at the address given. However, further details of these cases are ag ascertained by the State Government.

8. As is evident from the above, the State Government are doing every thing possible to comply with the directions :vett by the Commission and there is no question of any refusal to comply with the assurances given before the Commis:: The above information may kindly be conveyed to the Hon'ble Chairman.

Yours sincere':-

Sdi. (J.A. Kalyanakrishnan) Shri R.L. Gupta, Secretary, Hon'ble Justice Ranganath Misra Commission of Inquiry, 5, Dr. Rajendra Prasad Road, NEW DELHI.

42 APPENDIX "17" D.O. Letter No. 1/2454/85-3 HIV (S-501) 2294 Ram Murti Bassi, PCS Punjab Government Home Affairs and Justice Department. (Home IV Branch) Chandigarh, Dated 25th April, 1986

Dear Sri Gupta,

Continuation my D.O. No. 1/2456/85-3HW (S-501)/1564, dated 10-3-3986 regarding information relating to innocent persons killed in the State of Punjab from 1-1-1983 onwards.

2. 382 innocent persons (list attached) were killed in Punjab during the period from 1-1-83 to 31-12-84.

With regards, Yours sincerely

sd/- (Ram Murti Bassi)

Shri R.L. Gupta, Secretary to Justice Ranganath Misra Commission of Inquiry, No. 5, Dr. Rajendra Prasad Road, New Delhi.

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Kindly refer to the Commission's Order dated 2-5-1986 with regard to the investigation of First Information Reports, lodged by victims of Octobei-November, 1984 riots in Kanpur City.. The State Government had been directed in thiS Order to inform the Commission of all the actions,taken in this regard by 31st May, 1986. In this connection I would like to inform you that State Government has constituted a Committee of three persons, as directed by the Hon'bie-Commis- sion to sort out the cases appropriate for reinvestigation to supervise the reinvestigation of the cases after obtaining the permission of the competent Court and thereafter to supervise the effective prosecution of the cases in Court. A copy of the Office Memorandum, issued in this respect is annexed.

2. 1 would like to inform you that the State Government has also constituted a Special Investigation Team, headed by a Deputy Superintendent of Police to re-investigate the cases, which are found appropriate for re-investigation by the Com- mittee mentioned in the preceeding paragraph. Copies. 6f the orders, sent to the Director General of Police to appoint suitable investigating officers for this special Investigation Team, are also annexed.

3. The State Government has also issued directions to the District Magistrate, Kanpur (City) to re-examine the cases connected with the riots in which the accused have been granted bail by the Courts. In cases where there are sufficient grounds for moving the Courts for cancellation of bail, the District administration has been instructed to do the same expeditiously. Copies of orders, issued to the District Magistrate, Kanpur (City) in this regard, are also annexed.

4. As will be apparent from the above, the State Government is taking urgent action to implement the directions of the Hon-ble Commission dated 2-5-1986. The State Government will also maintain close watch on the implementation or these directions so that it is ensured that they are implemented in letter and spirit. With regards,

Yours sincerely

Sd/- (MATA PRASAD) Enclosures : As above Mr. RI. Gupta, Secretary, Justice Ranganath Misra Commission of Inquiry, 5, Dr. Rajendra Prasad Road, New Delhi.

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47 APPENDIX "20" SATISH CHANDRA, DEPUTY COMMISSIONER DELHI D.O. No. 1253/PADC/86. June 16, 1986._

Dear Shri Guptaji, Kindly refer to your D.O. letter of 22nd May, 1986 addressed to the Secretary to Lt. Governor, Delhi, enclosing there- with 103 applications of November 1984 riot victims for employment. The position is as given below :—

(I) Out of the total 103 applications, 69 have been forwarded for appointment to Directorate of Education, Punjabi Academy and Police Department for consideration for appointment on suitable posts. (2) The four cases, figuring on serial No. 158 to 161, belong to a single family and our criteria is one job per family. (3) As regards rest of the 30 cases, bonafides of applications are being verified from the site. Effarts are also being made by us to rehabilitate the widows in Government/Semi-Government organisation/departments. About 300 applications of riot affected widows have already been sent to various departments for their absorption. We hope a sizeable number of widows will receive their axpointment letters soon. 8 widows have already been appointed in Slum Department of DDA, Punjabi Academy and DESU. With kind regards, Yours sincerely, Scl/- (Satish Chandra) Shri R.L. Gupta, Secretary, Justice Ranganath Misra Commission of Inquiry, 5, Dr. Rajendra Prasad Road, New Delhi.

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49 SAT1SH CHANDRA. DEPUTY COMMISSIONER DELHI D.O.No. 1262/PADC/86 June 16, 1986.

Dear Shri Guptaji Kindly refer to the cases of four widows sent by Mrs. Jatinder Kaur Lall vide her letter dated 31-5-86 to Hon'ble Justice R.N. Misra Commission of Inquiry. As far as the cases of Mrs. Gurmeet Kaur and Mrs. Devinder Kaur arc concerned apparently their applications were not received by us. However, they are being approached to apply so that immediate allotment of living accommodation can be given to them. As far as the case of Mrs. Surjeet Kaur is concerned, she was given allotment on exchange basis while she wants on tenant basis. Unless she surrenders her house we cannot make allotment as per general policy followed by us so far.

2. Regarding the case of Mrs. Mohinder Kaur, as per available information she is not a riot affected widow. Her ease, however, is being further examined and if she is found eligible she would be provided suitable accommodation.

With kind regards, Yours sincerely,

(Satish Chandra)

Shri R.L. Gupta, Secretary, Justice Ranganath Misra Commission of Inquiry, 5, Dr. Rajendra Prasad Road, New Delhi. SATISH CHANDRA, DEPUTY COMMISSIONER DELHI D.O. No. 1261/PADC/86. June 16, 1986. Dear Shri Guptaji,

Kindly refer to the case of 7 widows and one Shri Wazir Singh. I may mention that we have taken up the rehabilitation of the riot affected widows. In pursuance of a recent decision to absorb them in Government/Semi-Government organisation we have already sent cases of 300 widows to various departments for their employment. In addition to this NAYE is conducting training courses in tailoring and it is expected that many of the widows will be able to get employment in various industries. We also expect to start an electronic unit with the help of a voluntary organisation at Tilak Vihar which is expected to provide employment to about 60 widows. As far as the seven cases are concerned they are also being considered alongwith others for rehabilitation depending on the qualification and their willingness for a particular job or trade. 2. The case of Shri Wazir Singh at serial No. 8 is not covered under the policy guidelines for allotment of DDA tene- ment. However, the case is being put up separately to LG for his kind consideration whether he can be given an out of turn allotment of an MIG flat at Dilshad Garden. Such matters are basically dealt by Delhi Development Authority where the case is being referred for putting it up to Lt. Governor wit.) is also tia.i Chairman of DDA. With kind regards.

Yours sincerely, Sd/- ISatish Chandra) Shri R.L. Gupta, Secretary, Justice Ranganatn M sra Commission of Inquiry, 5, Dr. Rajendra Prasad Road, New Delhi.

51 SATTSH CHANDRA.

DEPUTY COMMISSIONER DELHI D.O. No. /263/PADC/86. June 16, 1986. Dear Shri Guptaji,

Kindly refer to your D.O. letter No. 185/86-MCI(J) dated 26-5-1986 addressed to the Secretary to Lt. Governor, Delhi, regarding 17 widows and 86 riot affected families living in Han Nagar Relief Camp for allotment of quarters. The position has been got checked which is as follows.

2. Regarding 17 widows, 6 at serial No. 1, 2, 3, 8, 11 and 12 have already been issued offer letters for allotment of tenements. One widow mentioned at serial No. 10 has refused allotment. In 4 cases (serial No. 5, 6, 13 and 14) the allot- ments were not made as they were not riot affected widows or had sold their own houses. These cases are, however, being reviewed. For the remaining 6 cases we have no record available whether they had applied for allotment to this office. These 6 widows are being approached to check up why they had not applied and whether they are interested in allotment. 3. As far as the list of 86 persons is concerned none of them is eligible as neither they were found during the survey conducted by us on 14th November, 1985 at Hari Nagar nor their names were included in the list of those who were staying in the camps. As such they are not eligible for allotment. Many of them might have come to Hari Nagar Camp with a view to get allotment. With kind regards,

Yours sincerely, Sd/- (Satish Chandra) Sltri R.L.Gupta, Secretary, Justice Ranganath Misra Commission of Inquiry, No. 5, Dr. Rajendra Prasad Road, New Delhi.