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www.tamilarangam.net List of persons killed in Jaffna District since the signing of the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) betwen the GOSL and the LTTE No Date Name Address Age Profession Place Incident Missing from 04.04.2003 Found dead on 1 07.04.2003 Amirthalingam Rasan 21 EPDP member Erlalai South, Vilisiddy 07.04.2003 2 23.04.2003 Selliah Puvanenthirarajah 33 Civilian Thunnalai, Karaveddy Abducted and killed with sharp weapon Candidate of Chava UC – Dutch Road, EPRLF list President Town, Kandy Road, 3 23.04.2003 Maclan Atputharajah Chavakachcheri 52 Thenmaradchi Mini Bus Union Chavakachcheri Killed with sharp weapon Former Pradeshiya Sabha Chairman – Karaveddy , EPDP 4 03.05.2003 Tharmarajah Jeyarajah Karaveddy 45 Organizer Nelliyady Thumpalai Road, Point Pedro Shot and killed Translator in Rehabilitation Ariyaratnam Centre, Candidate of PS behalf Uduvil Road, 5 16.05.2003 Hemachandra 57 of PLOTE Maruthanamadam Killed with Sharp weapon Shot and killed his body was found into 6 01.06.2003 Arumugam Sivapatham 48 Father of two children Neervely the well with his motor cycle Nunavil west, EPRLF Deputy Leader, Former Chavakachcheri. Jaffna Municipal Council EPRLF Regional Office in Killed by sniper from Vembadi Girls 7 14.06.2003 Thambirajah Subathiran 310,Hospital Road, Jaffna 46 Member Jaffna School Employee of Nishantha 8 04.08.2003 Sinnathambi Thambapillai Jewellery Push down from upstairs Killed Iyanar Kovilady, Vannarpannai Naranthanai 9 06.10.2003 Yogeswaran Ajantheep South, Kayts 21 Neeraviyady, Jaffna Cut and Killed 10 12.12.2003 Ratnasingam Princy 19 Killinochi Cut and killed EPRLF Pathmanabha J/Regional Office, No:310, Hospital Road, Jaffna. Tel: 021 222 2022 Page 1 of 41 jkpo;j; Njrpa Mtzr; Rtbfs; www.tamilarangam.net List of persons killed in Jaffna District since the signing of the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) betwen the GOSL and the LTTE No Date Name Address Age Profession Place Incident Suntharamoorthy 11 13.12.2003 Sooriyamoorthy 52 Shop Body was found near Vallai Killed with nylon rope Iyanar Kovilady, Kalvayal, 12 10.01.2004 Suntharalingam Vinothan Abducted with 12 Computers Chavakachcheri Shot and killed Kanakanpuliyady, Kanakanpuliyady, 13 14.01.2004 Ilankainathan Suthakaran Chavakachcheri 38 Business Chavakachcheri Killed with sharp weapon Suthakaran Kanakanpuliyady, 14 14.01.2004 Suwarnawathy 29 Wife of Suthakaran Chavakachcheri Killed with sharp weapon Kanakanpuliyady, 15 14.01.2004 Suthakaran Vathanan 8 Son of Suthakaran Chavakachcheri Killed with sharp weapon Annasathra lane, Abducted and body was found into the 16 15.04.2004 Nadarajah Sathyalingam Kantharmadam, Jaffna 43 Beside Windsor Theater well Subramaniyam Ashath Lane, Manipay Abducted and killed with sharp weapons 17 15.05.2004 Santhiralalith Road, Jaffna Former PLOTE member Racca Road, Jaffna boddy was found tie hands and legs George Chandramohan Udupiddy Road, Irumpu 18 04.06.2004 Alias Victor Navindil 25 Member of EPDP Mathavady, Vathiri Abducted and killed Suntharalingam Cashier, People’s Bank, Abducted and killed body found at Navali, 19 23.07.2004 Panchalingam Araly, Vaddukkottai Manipay Navali, Kothukatti Kothukatti 20 06.09.2004 Navaratnam Peremkumar Kaddapirai, Jaffna 25 Nayanmarkaddu Killed with sharp weapon EPRLF Pathmanabha J/Regional Office, No:310, Hospital Road, Jaffna. Tel: 021 222 2022 Page 2 of 41 jkpo;j; Njrpa Mtzr; Rtbfs; www.tamilarangam.net List of persons killed in Jaffna District since the signing of the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) betwen the GOSL and the LTTE No Date Name Address Age Profession Place Incident Punnalaikadduvan North, 21 09.09.2004 Arunasalam Muthiah Evinai 63 Farmer Punnalaikadduvan Shot dead Mayavan Chandramohan EPDP, Member of Point pedro 22 11.09.2004 Alias Arulthas 25 Pradeshiya Sabha Kayts Shot dead 23 24.09.2004 Selvarajah Mohan Raja Kiramam, Karaveddy 22 Karaveddy Abducted and killed Sumithra Communication, EPRLF Member Former Station Road, Chunnakam. Member of Vali-North On the way go home by Motor Cycle shot 24 27.09.2004 Valli Suntharam Annanthaveethy, Manipay 61 Pradeshiya Sabha Maruthanamadam Junction dead Sithmbara College Shot and killed while he was playing LTTE 25 19.11.2004 Sathasivam Kumaran 21 playground, Urikkadu accused SLA Rasenthiram Sithmbara College Shot and killed while he was playing, 26 19.11.2004 Sureshkumar 21 playground, Urikkadu LTTE accused SLA Maruthdy Lane, Nallur (lane Maruthady lane, Racca from Racca road) in front of 27 02.05.2005 Mounward Hamilton Road, Nallur 20 his house Killed with sharp wepoan Father of three children When he was travel with his sister by 28 04.06.2005 Rajathurai Thangarasa Kommatharai, Valvettithurai 60 Motor Cycle Udupiddy Shot and killed who came Motor Cycle Mootha Vinayagar Kovil, 29 05.06.2005 Illayathamby Asokan Karampan, Kayts 30 Auto driver Aanaikottai Shot and killed Thoddiyamman Kovilady, 30 09.06.2005 Bala Ottakapulam, Vasavilan 50 Mirusuvil North, Mirusuvil Shot and killed EPRLF Pathmanabha J/Regional Office, No:310, Hospital Road, Jaffna. Tel: 021 222 2022 Page 3 of 41 jkpo;j; Njrpa Mtzr; Rtbfs; www.tamilarangam.net List of persons killed in Jaffna District since the signing of the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) betwen the GOSL and the LTTE No Date Name Address Age Profession Place Incident Jeychithara Food Centre, Owner of Jeychithara Food Colomputhurai Rod, Centre, Chundikulil, Agent of 31 02.07.2005 Joy Ekattan Chundikuli Yarl Service In his house, Chundikuli Killed without injuries Philipaiah Bernard 32 Jeyarajah 56 PLOTE Supporter Atchuvely when he went to his garden Shot and killed while he was issuing 33 Subiyanpillai Nixon 23 EPDP member Stanly Road, Jaffna Thinamurasu weekly 34 29.07.2005 Charls Wijewardane Kurunagala 55 Superintendent of Police Jaffna Balaodai, Inuvil Killed with sharp weapon Owner of a shop, Former LTTE 35 13.09.2005 Palasingam Sivanesan 35 member Uduvil Shot and killed Sunthareswara Kurukal Clergy of Anjaneyar Kovil, 36 14.09.2005 Sabanatha Sarma 26 Maruthanamadam In front of Kovil into the car Shot and killd Housing Scheme, Mother of four Children, Liquor 37 27.09.2005 Jeyarajah Leelawathy Pommaiveli 34 business at house Pommai veli, Jaffna Shot and killed Thuvarakai, Varani North, Music teacher of OLR school, 38 03.10.2005 Krishnar Parameswaran Chavakachcheri 42 Jaffna EPDP supporter Arukal madam, Anaikottai Shot and killed Sellachi Ammaiyar St, 39 03.10.2003 Ponnuthurai Surendran Chunnakam 32 Owner of a Jewelry shop Into his shop, Chunnakam Shot and killed Karthikeyan Macheri, Varani, Art first year student University When he was brought sand shot and 40 03.10.2005 Senthurselvan Chavakachcheri 23 of Jaffna Kudathanai West burned with tractor EPRLF Pathmanabha J/Regional Office, No:310, Hospital Road, Jaffna. Tel: 021 222 2022 Page 4 of 41 jkpo;j; Njrpa Mtzr; Rtbfs; www.tamilarangam.net List of persons killed in Jaffna District since the signing of the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) betwen the GOSL and the LTTE No Date Name Address Age Profession Place Incident Rasaratnam 41 04.10.2005 Rasavinothan 30 Owner of a video center Dutch Road, Uduvil Shot and killed Dharmakartha Pillyar temple, Kandasamy No: 2, Vithanayar Street, All Ceylon JP, Auditor private Main street, Jaffna near Shot and killed while he was traveling in a 42 07.10.2005 Senthilkumaran Colomputhurai 45 firms Punithavalavan Catholic press motor bike Gnanapragasam Puthur – Kanakanpuliyadi Abducted and found later on street with 43 07.10.2005 Kirubairatnam Puthur East, Puthur 57 Road, near Annamar Kovil injuries he was died in hospital Pirunthavanam, Manipay Principal Christian College, 44 11.10.2005 Nadarajah Sivakadadsam Road, Kopay 54 Kopay At his home Kopay Shot and killed Infront of Veerasingam Hall, 45 12.10.2005 Kanapathy Rajathurai 58 Principal Central College Jaffna Jaffna Shot and killed 46 01.11.2005 Rasenthiram Rajanikanth Vembady, Thunnalai 24 Near Navindil Vairavar Kovil Shot and killed Suntharampillai Mahiyapiddy, Sandilipay, 47 03.11.2005 Kajenthiranath Arasady, Jaffna 58 Engineer Mahawali Project Kannaki Amman Kovilady Cut throat and killed Villunri Pillayar Kovilady, Near Suddipuram Amman His body was found into the well with 48 15.11.2005 Kandasamy Koddady, Jaffna 62 Kovil, Varani injures by sharp weapon 49 16.11.2005 Magansi Thinesh Nedunkulam Road, Ariyalai 21 Near Jaffna Hindu College Beaten and killed Near abondned Palmarayah socity biulding at Kudathanai 50 20.11.2005 apx 25 Girl Road, Near Vallipura Kovil Killed with a ribbon tighten around neck EPRLF Pathmanabha J/Regional Office, No:310, Hospital Road, Jaffna. Tel: 021 222 2022 Page 5 of 41 jkpo;j; Njrpa Mtzr; Rtbfs; www.tamilarangam.net List of persons killed in Jaffna District since the signing of the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) betwen the GOSL and the LTTE No Date Name Address Age Profession Place Incident Varani Suddipuram in to the 51 21.11.2005 well Near Kayts Pradeshiya Sabha 52 26.11.2005 Markandu Sasikaran Thamparty, Kayts 23 at his friend house Shot and killd Kunaratnam Near Neervely Athiyar Hindu 53 01.12.2005 Kirshnakumar Neervely North 34 Vedio shop owner College Shot and killed (two killed one injuered ) Near Neervely Athiyar Hindu 54 01.12.2005 Sinnaiah Sivakaran Neervely Centre 26 College Shot and killed one injuered Wearing Black T shirt and 55 13 .12.2005 Violet colour Shorts apx 40 Myliddy Beach Injuries on face was dificult to identified Madathuvelly, Ward No 7, Punguduthivu near the navy Rape and killed. Her body was found 56 16.12.2005 Ilayathamby Tharsiny Punguduthivu 20 camp in to the well folowing day into the well tied with a stone Seddiyar Madam, Attack by unknown persons with stick at 57 21.12.2005 Vythi Selvanayagam Vaddukotai 68 his house Part time News Papper sales Sinnathamby Krishnar man and Tamil National 58 22.12.2005 Navaratnam Maddathady Jaffna 47 Organizer Near the Thinakkural Office Shot and killed He was died hart attack while shooting 59 23.12.2005 S.Tharmalingam Dutch Road Chavakachcheri 51 Auto Driver incident Watcher at Jaffna Central Shot and killed by army while a girl 60 24.12.2005 Krishnan Vimaleswaran Thavasikkulam Kodikamam 31 College Jaffna Fort Area attempt to shot an army officer EPRLF Pathmanabha J/Regional Office, No:310, Hospital Road, Jaffna.
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