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(1984 Anti-Sikh Riots) Report Volume JUSTICE NANAVATI COMMISSION OF INQUIRY (1984 ANTI-SIKH RIOTS) REPORT VOLUME – II (ANNEXURES) I N D E X S. No. CONTENTS ANNEXURE No. 1. Notification of the Commission ANNEXURE - I 2. List of Affidavits filed before Justice ANNEXURE - II Nanavati Commission of Inquiry 3. List of Affidavits filed before Justice Mishra ANNEXURE - III Commission 4. List of Affidavits filed before Jain-Banerjee ANNEXURE - IV Committee 5. Classification of Affidavits District/Police ANNEXURE - V Station wise 6. List of witnesses examined by the ANNEXURE - VI Commission 7. List of persons who had not filed Affidavits ANNEXURE - VII but examined before the Commission 8. List of eminent personalities who deposed ANNEXURE - VIII before the Commission 9. List of Police officers against whom criminal ANNEXURE - IX cases were registered 10. Particulars of Criminal Cases relating to ANNEXURE - X Anti-Sikh Riots in Delhi 11. List of persons to whom notices under ANNEXURE - XI section 8 B were issued --- ANNEXURE - I The Gazette of India EXTRAORDINARY PART II-Section 3-Sub-Section (ii) PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY No.314 NEW DELHI, MONDAY, MAY 8, 2000/VAISAKHA 18, 1922 MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS NOTIFICATION New Delhi, the 8th May, 2000 S. O. 441 (E). – Whereas the Central Government is of the opinion that it is necessary to appoint a Commission of Inquiry for the purpose of making an inquiry into a definite matter of public importance, namely, killing of innocent Sikhs following the assassination of Smt. Indira Gandhi, the late Prime Minister, on the 31st October, 1984; And whereas on 31st October, 1984, serious violence broke out in the National Capital Territory of Delhi and some other parts of the country and as a result of the violence, thousands of the Sikhs lost their lives and several others got seriously injured; their houses and properties were burnt down as a result of arson and many of them were rendered homeless. The riots caused a great deal of anxiety and pain to the Sikh Community and to the public; And whereas the Government of India in the Ministry of Home Affairs appointed a Commission of Inquiry headed by Mr.Justice Ranganath Misra for the purpose of making an inquiry into that definite matter of public importance, to wit, the violence that occurred and to take corrective measures to meet the ends of justice vide its notification number S.O.362 9E) dated, the 26th April, 1985; And whereas there is a widespread demand from different sections of the public, particularly, the Sikh community for an inquiry into several aspects of violence, abuse of authority, remissness and apathy of law enforcement agencies and those who were in position to exercise control over them, excesses committed and action taken or purported to be taken in the wake of criminal riots and broke out on 31st October, 1984 and afterwards, targeting the members of the Sikh community; Now, therefore, in exercise of the powers conferred by section 3 of the Commissions of Inquiry Act, 1952 (60 of 1952), the Central Government hereby appoint a Commission of Inquiry consisting of Mr. Justice G.T. Nanavati, a retired Judge of the Supreme Court of India. 2. Terms of Reference : (i) The Commission shall make an inquiry with respect to the following matters : (a) to inquire into the causes and course of the criminal violence and riots targeting members of the Sikh Community which took place in the National Capital Territory of Delhi and other parts of the country on 31st October, 1984 and thereafter ; (b) the sequence of the events leading to and all the facts relating to such violence and riots ; (c) whether these heinous crimes could have been averted and whether there were any lapses or dereliction of duty in this regard on the part of any of the responsible authorities/individuals; (d) to inquire into the adequacy of the administrative measures taken to prevent and to deal with the said violence and riots; (e) to recommend measures which may be adopted to meet the ends of the justice; (f) to consider such matters as may be found relevant in the course of the inquiry. (ii) The inquiry by the Commission shall be in regard to : (a) complaints or allegations that may be made before the Commission by any individual or association in such form and accompanied by such affidavits, as may be specified by the Commission, and (b) such instances relatable to Paragraph 2(i) (a) to (f) as may be brought to its notice either by the Central Government or the Government of the National Capital Territory of Delhi or the State Governments concerned. 3. The Commission shall submit its report to the Central Government as soon as possible but not later than six months from the date of its first sitting. 4. The Commission may, if it deems fit, make interim reports to the Central Government before said date on any of the matters mentioned in paragraph 2. 5. The headquarters of the Commission shall be at New Delhi. 6. The Central Government is of the opinion that, having regard to the nature of the inquiry to be made by the Commission and other circumstances of the case, all the provisions of sub-section (2), sub-section (3), sub-section (4) and sub-section (5) of section 5 of the Commissions of Inquiry Act, 1952 ( 60 of 1952), should be made applicable to the Commission and the Central Government, in exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section (1) of the said section 5, hereby directs that all the provisions of the said sub-sections (2), (3), (4) and (5) of that section shall apply to the Commission. [ F.No.14011/175/99-Delhi-II] DR.P.D. SHENOY, Addl. Secy. ANNEXURE - II List of Affidavits filed before Justice Nanavati Commission of Inquiry S.No. Name (S/Shri) Previous address 1. Tasvir Singh S/o Fauja Singh Gurd. Naraina Vihar, Delhi. 2. Kartar Singh S/o Padam Lal Shop : 65, Moulvi Madan Ki Masjid, P.S. Kotwali, Bareilly, U.P. 3. Paramjit Singh S/o Basant Singh WZ-1, Str. No.9, Puran Nagar, Palam Cly. New Delhi-45 4. Gajinder Singh S/o Trilok Singh WZ-1, Str. No.9, Puran Nagar, Palam Cly. New Delhi-45 5. Mohan Singh S/o Natha Singh RZ-253/H. Raj Nagar, Palam Cly. N.D. 6. Jasbir Singh S/o Charan Singh RZ-258 B/18-A, Raj Nagar Palam Cly. N.D. 7. Shanti Devi W/o Gurdyal Singh Dashmesh Nagar, Bokaro Steel City, Bihar 8. Kulwant Kaur W/o Mohan Singh G.T. Rd. Crossing, Andal Morh, Distt. Burdwan W.B. 9. Kamlesh Kaur Alias Mehngi W/o Babu Singh Death in Train Morena. 10. Shanti Devi W/o Surjit Singh 2/3 A, Babarpur Rd. Shahdara, Delhi. 11. Surinder Pal Singh S/o Darshan Singh 24-B, Block-E, Shivanji Kunj, Opp. BGI Block, Paschim Vihar, New Delhi. 12. Manjit Kaur W/o Surinderpal Singh RZ H/15, Mahavir Enclave, Palam Village, N.D. 13. Atma Singh S/o Puran Singh 2/3 A, Babarpur Rd. Shahdara, Delhi. 14. Achhar Singh S/o Samund Singh B-88, Mahavir Enclave, Palam, New Delhi-45 15. Tejinder Singh Bhatia S/o Sardul S. Bhatia B-37/F 2, Dilshad Garden, Delhi-95 16. Harnam Kaur W/o Gyan Singh Mohalla Amarpuri, Pataudi, Haryana 17. Dilwar Singh S/o Pritam Singh Gurd.Singh Sabha, Naraina Vihar, N.D. 18. Hardyal Singh S/o Harnam Singh Death in Truck, Delhi. 19. Narinder Singh S/o Harbans Singh 57/D, Lord Krishna Rd. Adarsh Nagar, Near Azadpur, Delhi-33 20. Tejwant Singh Malhotra S/o Rattan S. Malhotra B-1107, Avantika, Rohini Complex Sector, N.D.-83 21. Gurmail Singh S/o Dharam Singh RZ-261/B-36, Raj Nagar, Palam Cly. N.D. 22. Harwinder Singh S/o Harbans Singh 57/D, Lord Krishna Rd. Adarsh Nagar, Near Azadpur, Delhi-33 23. Harbans Kaur W/o Joginder Singh Khetri Nagar, Distt. Jhunjhun, Rajasthan. 24. Gurbax Singh S/o Saran Singh T-352, Ahata Kidara, Bara Hindu Rao, Delhi. 25. Jawani Bai W/o Kishan Singh VPO Pataudi, Distt. Gurgaon, Haryana 26. Jeet Singh S/o Fateh Singh VPO Pataudi, Distt. Gurgaon, Haryana 27. Gurbachan Kaur W/o Avtar Singh Kuldeep Bhawan, Amarpuri, Pataudi, Distt. Gurgaon, Haryana. 28. Amrit Kaur W/o Amrik Singh Kuldeep Bhawan, Amarpuri, Pataudi, Distt. Gurgaon, Haryana. 29. Iswari Bai W/o Harnam Singh Kuldeep Bhawan, Amarpuri, Pataudi, Distt. Gurgaon, Haryana. 30. Rajinder Singh S/o Bakhtawar Singh 157/3, Jeevan Nagar, New Delhi. 31. Jaswinder Kaur W/o Surjit Singh RZ-258 B/18-A, Raj Nagar Palam Cly. N.D. 32. Sajjan Singh S/o Santokh Singh Pataudi, Haryana 33. Ravinder Singh S/o Darshan Singh RZ-H-16, Gurdwara Rd. Mahavir Enclave, Palam N.D. 34. Inder Singh Grover S/o Nand Singh Grover T-56 & T-57, Tokriwalan, Library Rd. Delhi-6 35. Narinder Singh S/o Sohan Singh 118/241, Kaushalpuri, Kanpur, U.P. 36. Surjit Kaur W/o Inderjit Singh I/13, Lajpat Nagar, New Delhi-24 37. Trilochan Singh W/o Amolak Singh 5327, Shora Kothi, Paharganj, N.D.- 55 38. Mohinder Singh S/o Hari Singh Kuldeep Bhawan, Amarpuri, Pataudi, Distt. Gurgaon, Haryana. 39. Manjeet Singh S/o Harbans Singh D-57, Lord Krishna Rd. Adarsh Nagar, N.D. 40. Ravinderpal Singh Sikand S/o Sarup Singh U-59, Upadhiya Block, Shakarpur, Delhi-92 41. Amarjit Singh S/o Gulab Singh RZ-H/40, West Sagarpur, N.D. 42. Bachan Kaur W/o Charan Singh 446, 447, Block 30, Trilokpuri, Delhi.
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