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INDIA HUMAN RIGHTS REPORT 2005 Jammu and Kashmir<br />

The alleged police in<strong>for</strong>mers were<br />

brutally killed often by slaughtering. On<br />

13 March 2004, one Kaka Piswal of<br />

Chechi Marg in the Shopian area of<br />

Pulwama district was allegedly abducted<br />

and shot dead by armed opposition<br />

groups’ members suspecting him to be a<br />

police in<strong>for</strong>mer. 78 On 29 April 2004, one<br />

Mohammad Qasim son of Peer Baksh<br />

from village Sumber, Ramban in<br />

Udhampur district was kidnapped and shot<br />

dead suspecting him to be an in<strong>for</strong>mer of<br />

the security <strong>for</strong>ces. 79 On the night of 23<br />

May 2004, Talib Hussain son of Roshan<br />

Ali of Sangate under Gursai police station<br />

limits in Poonch district was dragged out<br />

from his house after being accused of a<br />

police in<strong>for</strong>mer and shot dead. His son<br />

Mohammed Shabir who intervened and<br />

attempted to free his father was <strong>report</strong>edly<br />

beaten to death. 80 On the night of 12<br />

August 2004, Fazal Hussain of village<br />

Mangota in Thannamandi teshil of Rajouri<br />

district was shot dead after being accused<br />

of being an in<strong>for</strong>mer of security <strong>for</strong>ces. 81<br />

On 8 September 2004, members of armed<br />

opposition groups dragged Kalu Din,<br />

Mishri Gujjar and Ghulam Shah to a<br />

nearby <strong>for</strong>est and beheaded accusing them<br />

of being in<strong>for</strong>mers of security <strong>for</strong>ces. 82 On<br />

the night of 26 December 2004, Alia, son<br />

of Baba Gujjar of Morshaan Birbalbari in<br />

Gool in Udhampur district was kidnapped<br />

and shot dead. 83<br />

The surrendered armed opposition<br />

group members and their families became<br />

specific target of violence. On 20<br />

February 2004, a released member<br />

belonging to Hizbul Mujahideen, Abdul<br />

Rashid Khan from Larnow, Kokernag in<br />

Srinagar was hanged. His dead body was<br />

found from an adjoining village. 84 In the<br />

evening of 16 May 2004, Abdul Ahad<br />

Naik, 55 of Mahoo Mangat village under<br />

Banihal tehsil in Doda district was<br />

dragged out of the house and shot dead<br />

<strong>report</strong>edly to avenge the surrender of his<br />

son, Mohammed Ayub, a member of the<br />

Hizbul Mujahideen. 85 On intervening<br />

night of 16 and 17 August 2004, Roshan<br />

Lal Din alias Alam Khan was kidnapped<br />

from his seasonal hut located at Rattan<br />

area and hanged from a tree <strong>report</strong>edly <strong>for</strong><br />

encouraging his son’s surrender be<strong>for</strong>e the<br />

Rashtriya Rifles. 86 On the night of 17<br />

August 2004, members of the Laskhar-e-<br />

Toiba <strong>report</strong>edly barged into the house of<br />

Ghulam Hussain at Malan Jablam area of<br />

Mahore in Udhampur district and opened<br />

indiscriminate fire, killing him, his sons<br />

Mohammad Shafi and Zakir Hussain and<br />

widowed daughter Khursheed Bano. They<br />

were killed to allegedly avenge the<br />

surrender be<strong>for</strong>e the security <strong>for</strong>ces by<br />

one of their family members, Mohammad<br />

Rafiq, who was a LeT cadre. 87<br />

Family members of the vigilante<br />

group, Ikhwanis have also been targeted.<br />

At around 9.30 pm on 15 November 2004,<br />

a group of AOGs appeared at the house of<br />

one Abdul Rashid Malik at Kawoosa<br />

village in Budgam district and opened<br />

indiscriminate firing killing six persons on<br />

the spot. Of them, 4 were of a family and<br />

2 were Ikhwanis. They then went to<br />

another house, a few hundred metres away,<br />

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