FRAUDULENCY OF MAMATA BANERJEE PROVED AGAIN - Sudip

The Railway Budget presented by Ms. Mamata Banerjee is a classic example of super fraudulence and forgery.

The Railway budget promises the people of West Bengal a plethora of projects including, new railway track, new trains, new world class stations, adarsh stations, multi-functional complexes, Dedicated Freight Corridor, women commando force for security, new safety measures, multi-level parking facilities, hospitals, colleges, automobile hubs, new wagon factories, axle factories, wheel factories etc. The real story behind all these tall announcements only exposes the deceptive politics of Ms. Mamata Banerjee.

The facts exposed by “Ananda Bazar Patrika” in its edition dated 26-02-2010 corroborate all the deceptions of the Railway Minister.

1 The proposed expenditure for the construction of sheds in different stations of Sealdah Division is Rs. 86 Crores whereas the actual amount allotted is Rs. 10 Lakhs only.

2 The proposed expenditure for construction of shelters on platforms of 30 stations in Sealdah Division is Rs. 63.09 Crores whereas the actual amount allotted is Rs. 10 Lakhs only.

3 The proposed expenditure for construction of shelters on platforms of 40 stations in Howrah Division is Rs. 137.01 Crores whereas the actual amount allotted is Rs. 10 Lakhs only.

4 The proposed expenditure for construction of Railway Museum at Howrah is Rs. 16 Crores whereas the actual amount allotted is Rs. 46 Lakhs only.

5 The proposed expenditure for construction of campus for Women Force of R.P.F. at Asansol is Rs. 14.72 Crores whereas the actual amount allotted is Rs. 46 Lakhs only.

6 The proposed expenditure for construction of Railway Museum at Bolepur is Rs. 8.31 Crores whereas the actual amount allotted is Rs. 46 Lakhs only.

7 The proposed expenditure for construction of Rabindra Railway Museum at Howrah is Rs. 12.20 Crores whereas the actual amount allotted is Rs. 46 Lakhs only.

8 The proposed expenditure for construction of Training Centre at Maldah is Rs. 10 Crores whereas the actual amount allotted is Rs. 50 Lakhs only.

9 The proposed expenditure for installation of Internet Services in Delhi-Howrah Rajdhani Express is Rs. 6.30 Crores whereas the actual amount allotted is Rs. 1.00 Lakhs only.

10 The proposed expenditure for construction of RPF Barrack at New Coochbehar is Rs. 15 Crores whereas the actual amount allotted is Rs. 10 Lakhs only.

11 The proposed expenditure for railway safety arrangements in Howrah-Kharagpur route is 144.38 Crores whereas the actual amount allotted is Rs. 10 Lakhs only.

12 The proposed expenditure for Training centre relevant to Chittaranjan Railway Industry is 42 Crores whereas the actual amount allotted is Rs. 1.00 Lakhs only.

13 The proposed expenditure for doubling of railway track between Kalinarayanpur-Shantipur is 99.99 Crores whereas the actual amount allotted is Rs. 5.40 Crores only.

14 The proposed expenditure for doubling of railway track between Katwa-Patuli is 126.95 Crores whereas the actual amount allotted is Rs. 6 Crores only.

15 The proposed expenditure for doubling of railway track between Naihati-Sagardighi is 141.76 Crores whereas the actual amount allotted is Rs. 6 Crores only.

The Railway Minister has flooded West Bengal with lofty and exaggerated assurances in order to increase her popularity for electoral gains in 2011. She thinks for granted that West Bengal is nothing but a paradise of foolish people with idiotic sense after the result of last parliamentary elections of 2009.

THE RAILWAY BUDGET 2010-11: AN EXERCISE IN DECEPTION - Subhanil

The hallmark of a populist bourgeois politician is to show concerns for the people, while being completely unconcerned about their plight and undertaking policy detrimental to the people at large. However, the needs of electoral politics demand a façade of pro-people posturing to hide the basic anti-people bourgeois politics. The Railway Budget presented by Ms. Mamata Banerjee is a classic example of this art of deception.

The Railway budget promises the people of the country a plethora of projects including, 1000 KM of new railway track, new trains, new world class stations, adarsh stations, multi-functional complexes, Dedicated Freight Corridor, women commando force for security, new safety measures, multi-level parking facilities, hospitals, colleges, automobile hubs, new wagon factories, axle factories, wheel factories etc etc. The real story behind all these tall announcements only exposes the deceptive politics of Ms. Mamata Banerjee. Let us elaborate.

WHAT HAPPENED TO PROMISES MADE LAST YEAR?

In the last budget too, the Minister had made a plethora of promises and announced various projects. The Minister's speech provides no information at all regarding the status of the projects announced last year. This essentially shows that these projects have not been implemented.

· How many of the last year’s proposed 50 stations have been modernized into 'world class' stations? There is nothing mentioned in her speech but 10 more stations have been added in the list.

· How many adarsh stations have been completed or even the work has started since her announcements last year? Again, no concrete data on implementation status but 94 new stations have been added.

· How many multi-functional facilities have been started all over the country? Only work has been started in some of these complexes but she has added 93 more to the list.

· How many of the last year’s proposed 18 medical colleges and 7 nursing colleges started? None. But that does not deter the Minister from announcing another 552 hospitals and diagnostic centres.

Keeping the people of the country completely dark on the actual status of her promises made last year, she has added another substantial list to the above-mentioned heads. In other words, for our Minister, announcement of a project is more important than actually implementing them on the ground.

Moreover, the Minister is completely silent on various other promises that she made last year.

The silence of the Minister on these proposals is simply because of the fact that these were never implemented. These projects are given below.

· Special coaches and other facilities for physically challenged people.

· On board infotainment services on important long-distance train.

· 1000 MW power plant in Adra was proposed last year.

· Issuing tickets from Post Offices has not materialized. (Minister mentions this in her speech)

· Toilet facilities on EMU/DMU trains for journey time of more than 2 hours

· Modernization of railway printing press and take over of the Basumati press in Kolkata.

· Take over of Burn Standards and Braithwate.

The fact that so many projects only remained in paper in spite of big announcements by the Minister again proves that she is more worried about grabbing headlines for announcing these projects but not implementing them. This is nothing but doing fraud on the people of the country and deceiving them.

While it is clear from the above that a majority of the projects announced last year never
materialized and remained on paper, a lot of the proposals made in this year’s budget is nothing but the old proposals with some cosmetic changes.

Repetition of Last year's proposals with some window-dressing

· Dedicated Freight Corridor: Announced in last budget. Nothing has surfaced so far and this budget only says that an understanding with a Japanese company will be completed soon.

· SMS updates on reservation status of passenger tickets -same as last year.

· Double decker trains for inter-city travel: Proposed last year. Now, only pilot project in Kolkata and Delhi has been announced.

· E-ticket based mobile vans: same as last budget with minor additions of some more places where the van will go.

· No new announcement on safety and security related issues other than what was present in last year's budget, including the proposal for having women RPF commando force.

· The last budget proposed to set up cold storage for perishable products to reduce the loss of farm produce. This year's budget makes the same commitment once again.

· Even after the failure to implement last year’s proposals the announcements made this year are also hollow and have been made only to cover up the deteriorating finances of the Railways.

FINANCIAL POSITION OF INDIAN RAILWAYS

The Railway budget for 2010-11 is an official confirmation that the finances of the Railways have gone haywire. This is obvious from the fact that the Railway’s operating ratio (the ratio of total working expenses to the earnings – a higher ratio implies deterioration), which was 90.5% in 2008-09 has risen to 94.7% in 2009-10. Such a sharp deterioration in just one year reflects the gross mismanagement of Railway affairs by the Minister.

The net revenue has declined sharply from the budget estimate of Rs.8, 121 crore to just about Rs.6, 489 crore. In the budget estimate itself Rs.642 crore had been provided under capital fund, but now nothing is being made available. Moreover, plan investment in Railways also fell short of the budgeted target of 2009-10 by Rs. 497 crore. This only shows that the Minister did not manage to invest according to her own announced plans last year. This year the investment is budgeted to increase by only Rs 1142 crore, which denotes a sharp fall in the real investment by the Railways. While the Railway Minister has made tall claims on laying 1000 kms of new railway lines, it is shocking that the actual plan allocations for gauge conversion, doubling of railway lines and new rolling stock like wagons and carriages have been cut in nominal terms, denoting a squeeze on the public resources for the railways.

SAFETY FUND

One of the biggest casualties of the deteriorating financial condition of the railways has been the safety fund. Last year the country witnessed 120 railway accidents in which many precious lives were lost. The Minister in the most bizarre manner has blamed rail rokos and natural disasters for the accidents. But the fact of the matter is that she is not concerned about the safety of the railway passengers. This is obvious from the fact that the Railway Safety Fund has been cut by Rs 579 crore this year. All the talk about installing cutting edge technology and equipment to tackle the problem of railway accidents falls flat when there has been a massive reduction in the fund allocated for railway safety.

RECRUITMENT IN THE RAILWAYS

The Railway Minister did not even try to address the question of recruitment in Railways apart from announcing some concessions for the deprived sections with regard to examination fees.

According to the statistics provided by her own Ministry, 1.7 lakh posts are lying vacant in the Railways. Any attempt to fulfil these posts would have been greatly beneficial to the people and the youth. But this finds no mention in her speech and policy announcements. This only exposes her complete apathy to the problem of unemployment within the youth and a brand of politics which believes only in hollow sloganeering.

ALL OUT PRIVATIZATION OF THE RAILWAYS

The squeeze in public investment in Railways has not deterred the Railway Minister from announcing a barrage of projects starting from laying 1000 Km of railway lines to hospitals, colleges, museums, new factories, eco parks etc etc. It is also the case that a lot of these projects do not even have the mandatory approval of the Planning Commission, which essentially means that no fund has been allocated for these projects. The Minister in her speech herself mentions this. It is beyond one’s comprehension as to how projects are being announced on the floor of the Parliament without necessary financial backing and approval from the Planning Commission?

So, in the absence of support from public resources, the Railway Minister has gone ahead full throttle on the agenda of privatization of the Railways. Starting from laying new lines, freight and passenger corridors, bottling plants, manufacturing locomotive, wagons and containers, gauge conversion, doubling etc have all been opened up for private investment. This is unprecedented and amounts to opening up the railways for private profiteering which is inimical to our national interests. On the other hand, there are also proposals on the part of the Railway Minister for using railways land for commercial purposes, which in essence means giving over prime railway land for real estate speculation and profiteering.

What Mamata Banerjee has done to the Railways is a classic case of how public sector institutions have been starved of public resources through the mismanagement of the PSU’s and then they have been handed over to the corporate sector in the name of fund crunch or inefficiency or any other logic. Ms. Mamata Banerjee has presided over a thorough deterioration of the financial conditions of the Indian Railways. Instead of checking any further deterioration in the finances, she has opened up the sector for private profiteers. All her pretensions of being pro-people and all her stances against the economic reforms of the Government falls flat on the face of her agenda of privatization for the Railways. She has proved to the people that she is ultimately a neo-liberal politician who will turn no stone unturned to please the corporate sector in the country.

It is important for the progressive and democratic section of the people in India and West Bengal in particular to see through her pretensions and defeat her brand of politics of deception tooth and nail.

FILM ACTRESS APARNA SEN BENT UPON PUSHING THE COUNTRY INTO THE FIRE OF CIVIL WAR

R. Vijayan rvijayan.vijayan@gmail.com
To: press@amnesty.org
Wed, Mar 3, 2010 at 5:16 PM

03-03-2010

To
The Amnesty International

Respected Sir,

SUB: MAOIST BRUTALITIES IN WEST BENGAL & OTHER PARTS OF INDIA

Most respected Sir,

As an ordinary humble citizen of the country, I would like to invite your immediate attention to the following fact.

Your esteemed organization had taken 14 unfortunate deaths at Nandigram on 14-03-2007 in West Bengal in India very seriously and even issued next day a press statement promptly condemning the incident and the Left Front Government. This action on your part had received widespread coverage in the media at that time both within the country and abroad.

But you did not use even a single word to condemn the provocation of the rainbow alliance of virgin Marxists, ultra communists, political opportunists, renegades, NGOs, fundamentalists, right wing and left wing intelligentsia; all fervently anti-CPI (M) culminating in these 14 unfortunate deaths. Today also you maintain complete silence over the ghastly murders committed by the Maoists in West Bengal and other parts of the country. As a result, this has raised many a questions in the minds of the people about the impartiality and objectivity of your esteemed organization.

It is needless to mention that the Indian Railway Minister Mamata Banerjee's greatest achievements in West Bengal today is the peculiar beehive she has constructed around herself. This conglomeration comprises virgin Marxists, ultra communists, political opportunists, renegades, NGOs, fundamentalists, right wing and left wing intelligentsia; all fervently anti-CPI (M).

As a matter of fact, blatant hypocrisy, vicious jealousy, megalomania, denigration, intolerance and bigotry - all the typical characteristics are getting detonated on this new platform provided by Mamata Banerjee. The issues of Nandigram, Singur and Rijwanur Rehman were created by the conglomeration for petty electoral gains. Your organization also helped it in all possible manners knowingly or unknowingly.

This assembly is the last hope to 'liberate' the ‘“so-called”’ despaired and strained Bengal populace from thirty-two years of uninterrupted Left Front rule in the elections to be held in 2011 as has been done in different European countries to dislodge Leftist Governments with the help of imperialists and corporate finance capital.

In fact, “so-called” social activists Arundhati Roy, Mahasweta Devi, Medha Patkar, actress Aparna Sen and other intellectuals and human right activists sharing same opinion and boat are bent upon pushing India into a civil war in the name of fighting for the “so-called” cause of the tribals. Their destructive and hideous role during Nandigram-Singur episodes and support to the Maoist slaughterers, rapists and plunderers has emboldened the Maoist terrorists to carry on their criminal and gruesome activities uninterrupted.

These “so-called” intellectuals are very much apprehensive and worried for the safety and security of the perverted Maoist butchers and rapists in India, who have been carrying on their nefarious and criminal inhuman brutalities on the common people ranging from amassing huge wealth, destruction of natural resources, plunder, rape, murder, extortion, blowing up schools, health centres, railway tracks, torture and Kangaroo trial using the indigenous people as pawns and human shields. Out of her utter sympathy and compassion for the Maoist butchers and rapists, social activist Arundhati Roy has initiated a mass petition on 12th October 2009 to the Prime Minister of India urging him to stop offensive against them and their brutalities under the pretext of civil rigthts. She has obtained the signatures of respected Noam Chomsky and other renowned dignitaries within the country and abroad to make the petition more acceptable, significant and weighty in order to glorify and justify the Maoist cruelties and violence particularly on the indigenous people. If Arundhati Roy and other signatories were really interested for the well being of the indigenous people, they would have also petitioned openly to the perverted Maoist butchers in the same manner, style and spirit urging them to desist from wreaking havoc on the indigenous people by using them as pawn and shield for suiting the tainted Maoist political agenda. But it is not so. The one and only one aim and objective of the petition is to push India into civil war and create sympathy for the Maoists and justify, glorify and legitimize their mindless shocking brutalities.

The society demands timely disposal of the dead body of even a creature. But the entire world witnessed with horror how the dead bodies of 4 poor tribal CPI (M) cadres butchered by Maoist-TMC-Congress-SUCI Alliance were kept in open for 5 days without allowing disposal by the Maoist-TMC criminals at Lalgarh in West Bengal. Their relatives were neither allowed to come near nor touch the bodies. The Maoists and TMC workers danced and sang around the bodies in the same manner as is practiced by cannibals. Their brutality and inhumanity surpassed all limits of human tolerance and society.

These “so-called” Indian intellectuals and human right activists had played an important role during Nandigram and Singur episodes to extend moral and logical support to the rainbow alliance of TMC, Congress, Maoists and SUCI under Mamata Banerjee. They had unleashed widespread virulent, venomous, exaggerated and politically motivated campaign throughout the world and organised processions, rallies, meetings, and mass signatures and so on against the mainstream Leftists over the unfortunate death of 14 persons in Nandigram resulting from provoked police firing where as they maintain complete silence over regular murders committed by the Maoists. Many of them had directly or indirectly worked actively for the victory of Maoist and Mamata Banerjee supported Congress-TMC-SUCI candidates in West Bengal in the last Parliamentary elections held in May 2009 making the Nandigram, Singur and Rijwanur Rehaman episodes important election issues.

Despite this, these ‘pseudo’ Indian intellectuals all along shamelessly pretend to be impartial, neutral and non-political.

More than 87% landowners had consented to offer their land for the establishment of an automobile factory at Singur. But it was abandoned due to the political agitation of Mamata Banerjee and her team consisting of opposition political parties, Maoists, some intellectuals, few human right activists and a section of motivated media. Singur had nothing to do with SEZ.

Similarly, in spite of repeated assurances by the Chief Minister of West Bengal that no chemical hub would be set up at Nandigram, Mamata Banerjee and her team had caused the unfortunate incident on 14th March 2007 by way of utter provocation and manipulation resulting in 14 unfortunate deaths.

Had these intellectuals been impartial, unprejudiced and unbiased the incidents of neither Singur nor Nandigram would have taken place.

The Maoist-TMC-Congress-SUCI butchers under the leadership of the Union Railway Minister have murdered brutally hundreds of CPI (M) and other Leftist leaders, cadres and supporters in West Bengal. They have blown up school buildings, health centres, mobile towers, railway lines, railways stations and what not. But these intellectuals and human right activists are maintaining complete silence. They think that only the Maoists are human beings and as such have access to civil rights. Except the Maoists, none in the country can have any human rights and the murder of hundreds of people by Maoists is, therefore, justified and a need for the society. So, they have not yet uttered even a single word to condemn the crimes of the Maoists.

Every murder is unfortunate and condemnable. Had this group of intellectuals and human right activists played an impartial role and stopped lending moral and logical support to the Maoist butchers, the unfortunate deaths at Nandigram and other parts of the country could have been avoided easily. But the fact was that Mamata Banerjee and her rainbow alliance needed some dead bodies for winning the parliamentary elections in West Bengal riding over sympathy wave and the intellectuals and human rights activists presented the same in time to suit her political agenda.

LIST OF INNOCENT PEOPLE MURDERED BY MAOIST-TMC-CONGRESS-SUCI BUTCHERS AND RAPISTS IN WEST BENGAL FROM 01-12-2009 TO 04-01-2010 IS PLACED BELOW.

No. Name of the victim, Address of the victim, Date of murder

1 Ramjan Mallik, Garbeta, Medinipur (W), 23-01-01
2 Tapan Ghosh, Garbeta, Medinipur (W), 08-04-01
3 Shibaram Satpathi, Sarenga, Bankura, 10-04-01
4 Sudhir Singh Sardar, Banspahari, Medinipur (W), 28-11-01
5 Anil Mahato, Shalboni, Medinipur (W), 04-02-02
6 Rampada Majhi, Ranibandh, Bankura, 11-02-02
7 Puntibala Mahato, Shalboni, Medinipur (W), 31-05-02
8 Icchhamati Mahato, Shalboni, Medinipur (W), 31-05-02
9 Priyanka Mahato (4yrs), Shalboni, Medinipur (W), 31-05-02
10 Ajit Ghosh, Goaltore, Medinipur (W), 09-07-02
11 Golap Mallik, Garbeta, Medinipur (W), 24-04-03
12 Baridbaran Mondal, Banspahari, Medinipur (W) 21-10-03
13 Asit Santra, Goaltore, Medinipur (W), 02-03-04
14 Mahendra Mahato, Bandowan, Purulia, 09-07-05
15 Raghunath Murmu, Barikul, Bankura, 09-07-05
16 Bablu Mudi, Barikul, Bankura, 09-07-05
17 Rabindranath Kar, Bandowan, Bankura, 30-12-05
18 Anandamayi Kar, Bandowan, Bankura, 30-12-05
19 Kartik Singh, Lalgarh, Medinipur (W), 04-03-06
20 Gatilal Tudu, Barikul, Bankura, 04-03-06
21 Gumai Murmu, Belpahari, Medinipur (W), 08-03-06
22 Jaladhar Mahato, Belpahari, Medinipur (W), 08-03-06
23 Rabi Das, Belpahari, Medinipur (W), 14-06-06
24 Snehashis Das, Lalgarh, Medinipur (W), 26-05-06
25 Uttam Sardar, Chandpur, Nadia, 19-06-06
26 Swapan Sardar, Chandpur, Nadia, 19-06-06
27 Anil Mahato, Shilda, Medinipur (W), 19-09-06
28 Dinesh Baske, Shilda, Medinipur (W), 19-09-06
29 Sankar Samanta, Nandigram, W. Midnapur, 07-01-07
30 Pailaram Tudu, Banspahari, Medinipur (W), 09-01-07
31 Sunita Mandal, Nandigram, W. Midnapur, 09-02-07
32 Jamini Mandal (Das) , Nandigram, W. Midnapur, 10-03-07
33 Rampada Singh, Belpahari, Medinipur (W), 30-03-07
34 Parikshit Singh, Belpahari, Medinipur (W), 30-03-07
35 Mantu Mandal, Nandigram, W. Midnapur, 04-04-07
36 Dilip Mandal, Nandigram, W. Midnapur, 29-04-07
37 Mohiroah Karan, Nandigram, W. Midnapur, 29-04-07
38 Ram Kamila, Nandigram, W. Midnapur, 05-05-07
39 Sunita Jana, Nandigram, W. Midnapur, 07-05-07
40 Rasmoni Das, Nandigram, W. Midnapur, 08-05-07
41 Manik Mahato, Lalgarh, Medinipur (W), 27-05-07
42 Mahadeb Mandal, Nandigram, W. Midnapur, 24-06-07
43 Harekrishna Chiti, Nandigram, W. Midnapur, 04-07-07
44 Rohit Roy, Lalgarh, Medinipur (W), 10-07-07
45 Bapan Patra, Nandigram, W. Midnapur, 29-07-07
46 Arun Das, Nandigram, W. Midnapur, 04-08-07
47 Manas Mandal, Nandigram, W. Midnapur, 08-10-07
48 Mohan Mandal, Nandigram, W. Midnapur, 08-10-07
49 Mir Khurshed, Nandigram, W. Midnapur, 26-10-07
50 Gostha Das, Nandigram, W. Midnapur, 27-10-07
51 Sunil Bar, Nandigram, W. Midnapur, 27-10-07
52 Bachan Garudas, Nandigram, W. Midnapur, 27-10-07
53 Srimanta Das, Nandigram, W. Midnapur, 30-10-07
54 Gourhari Laya Das, Nandigram, W. Midnapur, 01-11-07
55 Gabinda Singh, Nandigram, W. Midnapur, 01-11-07
56 Bhagirath Karmakar, Barabazar, Purulia, 01-11-07
57 Tapan Manna, Nandigram, W. Midnapur, 03-11-07
58 Nirapada Ghanta, Nandigram, W. Midnapur, 06-11-07
59 Tushar Shaw, Nandigram, W. Midnapur, 06-11-07
60 Sankar Maiti, Nandigram, W. Midnapur, 06-11-07
61 Chanchal Middya, Nandigram, W. Midnapur, 07-11-07
62 Sufal Mandi, Purulia, Purulia, 20-11-07
63 Govind Singh, Banspahari, Medinipur (W), 06-12-07
64 Sisir Chatterjee, Mangalkote, Burdwan, 01-01-08
65 Pahalan Kumar, Balarampur, Purulia, 01-01-08
66 Ramprasad Mondal, Chapra, Nadia, 02-01-08
67 Mangal Mahato, Banspahari, Medinipur (W), 15-02-08
68 Karam Chand Singh, Belpahari, 22-02-08
69 Subhash Mahato, Belpahari, Medinipur (W), 29-02-08
70 Budhadeb Pathak, Lalgarh, Medinipur (W), 09-03-08
71 Mukul Tiwari, Shalboni, Medinipur (W), 13-04-08
72 Jugol Murmu, Shalboni, Medinipur (W), 13-04-08
73 Nabakumar Murmu, Shalboni, Medinipur (W), 13-04-08
74 Kshetrapal Majhi, Arsha, Purulia, 19-04-08
75 Sridam Das, Khoirashole, Birbhum, 22-04-08
76 Ganapati Bhadra, Bandowan, Purulia, 04-05-08
77 Debraj Hembram, Balarampur, Purulia, 05-05-08
78 Biswanath Mandi, Goaltore, Medinipur (W), 15-06-08
79 Niranjan Mondal, Nandigram, Medinipur (E), 06-08-08
80 Dulal Garu Das, Garupara, Medinipur (E), 07-08-08
81 Firoj Mondal, Chakdah, Nadia, 01-09-08
82 Satyanarayan Ganguli, Dubrajpur, Birbhum, 05-09-08
83 Sunil Halsana, Chakdah, Nadia, 16-09-08
84 Mansoor Alam, Goalpokhar, Dinajpur (N), 17-09-08
85 Nandalal Mistri, Rajnagar, Birbhum, 22-09-08
86 Amar Ghugu, Patrasayar, Bankura, 04-10-08
87 Prodyut Maiti (Naru), Khejuri, Midnapur (E), 10-10-08
88 Mahidul Seikh, Harirampur, Dinajpur (S), 14-10-08
89 Alauddin Molla, Haroa, 24, Parganas (N), 20-10-08
90 Kutub Mondal, Galsi, Burdwan, 21-10-08
91 Satyajit Mondal, Karanjora, Bankura, 22-10-08
92 Debi Prasad Singh, Ausgram, Burdwan, 24-10-08
93 Shankar Rauth, Canning, 24, Parganas (S), 27-10-08
94 Indrajit Muda, Banspahari, Midnapur (W), 31-10-08
95 Seikh Sanai, Khoirashole, Birbhum, 04-11-08
96 Mrinal Sarkar, Nakasipara, Nadia, 05-11-08
97 Namita Sarkar, Nakasipara, Nadia, 05-11-08
98 Mazid Seikh, Baharampur, Murshidabad, 12-11-08
99 Panu Bouri, Patrasayar, Bankura, 14-11-08
100 Sheetkantha Mondal, Kandi, Murshidabad, 21-11-08
101 Mostaque Ahmad, Bolepur, Birbhum, 21-11-08
102 Qurban Seikh, Mayureswar, Birbhum, 11-12-08
103 Gaja Mohammad, Islampur, Dinajpur (N), 13-12-08
104 Uttam Roy, Jangipara, Hooghly, 16-12-08
105 Arshad Ali, Dalkhola, Dinajpur (N), 23-12-08
106 Dilip Manna, Purshura, Hooghly, 23-12-08
107 Dasrathi Ghosh, Bhatar, Burdwan, 12-01-09
108 Shamsur Alam Mallick, Indas, Bankura, 16-01-09
109 Motibur Rahaman, Kushmundi, Dinajpur (S), 26-01-09
110 Sujit Dasgupta, Dumdum, 24, Parganas (N), 27-01-09
111 Sambhu Dasgupta, Dumdum, 24, Parganas (N), 27-01-09
112 Nandalal Pal, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 01-02-09
113 Haradhan Majhi, Balarampur, Purulia, 03-02-09
114 Biswanath Digar, Ranibandh, Bankura, 08-02-09
115 Sujit Ponda, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 13-02-09
116 Nurul Islam Dewan, Raina, Burdwan, 22-02-09
117 Jharna Mandi, Dhaniakhali, Hooghly, 26-02-09
118 Sumana Mandi, Dhaniakhali, Hooghly, 26-02-09
119 Tapas Mondal, Naihati, 24, Parganas (N), 03-03-09
120 Saiyad Ali Bhuiyan, Jaipur, Bankura, 11-03-09
121 Subol Kajli, Khejuri, Midnapur (E), 14-03-09
122 Subodh Barik, Mugberia, Midnapur (E), 15-03-09
123 Ansar Ali, Gangarampur, Dinajpur (S), 17-03-09
124 Himadri Patra, Boga, Midnapur (E), 17-03-09
125 Gopal Mondal, Beharampur, Murshidabad, 18-03-09
126 Soharab Ali Dewan, Raina, Burdwan, 18-03-09
127 Durga Deshwal, Bhulabheda, Midnapur (W), 18-03-09
128 Santosh Mahato, Bhulabheda, Midnapur (W), 18-03-09
129 Bijay Shaw, Titagarh, 24, Parganas (N), 18-03-09
130 Kanai Kumar, Arsha, Purulia, 28-03-09
131 Ganesh Das, Bhagwanpur, Midnapur (E), 28-03-09
132 Ashim Mondal, Bahulabheda, Midnapur (W), 10-04-09
133 Hambir Mandi, Shalboni, Midnapur (W), 21-04-09
134 Shakti Sen, Shalboni, Midnapur (W), 21-04-09
135 Gopinath Murmu, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 22-04-09
136 Baikunth Mahato, Supurdihgram, Purulia, 23-04-09
137 Bibhuti Singh Sardar, SD Gram, Purulia , 23-04-09
138 Bhaben Dig, Haripal, Hooghly, 27-04-09
139 Manowar Hossain Jamadar, Amta, Howrah, 07-05-09
140 Kashinath Mondal, Jangipur, Murshidabad, 07-05-09
141 Chandu Dolui, Bagnan, Howrah, 08-05-09
142 Seikh Saidul, Bagnan, Howrah, 08-05-09
143 Seikh Babua, Bagnan, Howrah, 08-05-09
144 Seikh Aksar, Nandigram, Midnapur (E), 09-05-09
145 Abdullah Khan, Nandigram, Midnapur (E), 09-05-09
146 Mahiuddin Khan, Tamluk, Midnapur (E), 10-05-09
147 Joynal Molla, Canning, 24, Parganas (S), 13-05-09
148 Manu Singh, Bandowan, Purulia, 15-05-09
149 Momtaj Seikh, Raninagar, Murshidabad, 16-05-09
150 Arvind Mondal, Chari Antapur, Maldah, 17-05-09
151 Bibek Barman, Goksadanga, Coochbihar, 19-05-09
152 Kartik Mohaladar, Ratua, Maldah, 22-05-09
153 Dinesh Mahato, Balarmpur, Purulia, 23-05-09
154 Manoranjan Naskar, Bishnpur, 24, Pgs. (S), 23-05-09
155 Santosh Barman, Nandigram, Midnapur (E), 25-05-09
156 Bhondulal Munda, Jhalda, Purulia,, 25-05-09
157 Apurba Ghosh, Krishnanagar, Nadia, 28-05-09
158 Nuruddin Seikh, Rampurhat, Birbhum, 31-05-09
159 Sayantika Rakhit, BN Nagar, Midnapur (E), 01-06-09
160 Khalek Molla, Haroa, 24, Parganas (N), 02-06-09
161 Dinesh Deb Singh, GR Pur, Dinajpur (S), 06-06-09
162 Govind Samanta, Panshkura, Midnapur (E), 06-06-09
163 Mamoni Kishku, Binpur, Midnapur (W), 06-06-09
164 Kinkar Dolui, Panchla, Howrah, 08-06-09
165 Salku Soren, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 11-06-09
166 Sitabur Seikh, Lalgola, Murshidabad, 11-06-09
167 Ikramul Haque, Beharampur, Murshidabad, 12-06-09
168 Shankar Tudu, Belpahari, Midnapur (W), 13-06-09
169 Asit Samanta, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 13-06-09
170 Naru Samanta, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 13-06-09
171 Prabir Mahato, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 13-06-09
172 Keshab Manna, Shalboni, Midnapur (W), 14-06-09
173 Dhiraj Manna, Shalboni, Midnapur (W), 14-06-09
174 Sanjay Mahato, Shalboni, Midnapur (W), 14-06-09
175 Pabitra Das, Nandigram, Midnapur (E), 14-06-09
176 Debabrata Soren, Shalboni, Midnapur (W), 14-06-09
177 Mohan Singh, Shalboni, Midnapur (W), 14-06-09
178 Tuntuni Jana, Amedabad, Midnapur (E), 14-06-09
179 Falguni Mukherjee, Mangalkote, Burdwan, 15-06-09
180 Sunil Das, Shalboni, Midnapur (W), 16-06-09
181 Tapan Das, Shalboni, Midnapur (W), 16-06-09
182 Sanjay Pratihar, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 16-06-09
183 Niladri Mahato, Lodashuli, Midnapur (W), 17-06-09
184 Anil Mahato, Lodashuli, Midnapur (W), 17-06-09
185 Abhijit Mahato, Lodashuli, Midnapur (W), 17-06-09
186 Badal Chandra Ahir, Goaltore, Midnapur (W), 18-06-09
187 Sisir Mahato, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 18-06-09
188 Dubraj Soren, Goaltore, Midnapur (W), 18-06-09
189 Dasarath Soren, Goaltore, Midnapur (W), 18-06-09
190 Chaitnya Soren, Goaltore, Midnapur (W), 18-06-09
191 Keshav Das, Nandigram, Midnapur (W), 19-06-09
192 Siraj Khan, Itaru, Galsi, Burdwan, 21-06-09
193 Ajay Rauth, Haldia, Midnapur (E), 21-06-09
194 Budheswar Mahato, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 21-06-09
195 Pranesh Ghosh, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 21-06-09
196 Naba Kumar Murmu, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 26-06-09
197 Kishore Tiwari, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 26-06-09
198 Jugol Murmu, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 26-06-09
199 Moloy Mahato, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 05-07-09
200 Motilal Mahato, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 05-07-09
201 Pinki Khatun (8 yrs), Domkol, Murshidabad, 09-07-09
202 Barendranath Mahato, Lalgarh, Medinipur (W 10-07-09
203 Gurucharan Mahato, Lalgarh, West Dinajpur, 11-07-09
204 Abijit Mondal (11 years), Uluberia, Howrah, 13-07-09
205 Swapan Deb Singh, Shalboni, Midnapur (W), 14-07-09
206 Tarani Singh, Shalboni, Midnapur (W), 14-07-09
207 Gangadhar Mahato, Barabazar, Purulia, 15-07-09
208 Jaladhar Mahato, Jhargam, Purulia, 18-07-09
209 Ashok Ghosh, Goaltore, Midnapur (W), 18-07-09
210 Fagu Baske, Belpahari, Midnapur (W), 22-07-09
211 Arghya Samanta, Raina, Burdwan, 27-07-09
212 Ananda Das, Rajganj, Jalpaiguri, 28-07-09
213 Sagar Masant, Goaltore, Midnapur (W), 30-07-09
214 Ashok Mahato, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 31-07-09
215 Brahmodeo Singh, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 31-07-09
216 Motilal Mahato, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 31-07-09
217 Moloy Mahato, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 31-07-09
218 Nirmal Mahato, Bhulabheda, Midnapur (W), 02-08-09
219 Gurucharan Tudu, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 03-08-09
220 Shankar D. Adhikari, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 05-08-09
221 Gunadhar Singh, Bhulabheda, Midnapur (W), 05-08-09
222 Shaktipada Murmu, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 06-08-09
223 Ashim Soren, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 06-08-09
224 Budhu Hansda, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 06-08-09
225 Ramkrishna Duley, Sarenga, Bankura, 15-08-09
226 Madar Ali Molla, Canning, 24, Parganas (S), 17-08-09
227 Samrendranath Konai, Madgram, Birbhum, 18-08-09
228 Anirul Islam, Rajarhat, 24, Parganas (N), 23-08-09
229 Mangal Soren, Binpur, Midnapur (W), 29-08-09
230 Laxmikanta Kumar, Sindurpur, Purulia, 29-08-09
231 Madan Mondal, Garulia, North 24, Parganas, 29-08-09
232 Bharat Hembram, Balarampur, Purulia, 30-08-09
233 Sukhdeo Mahato, Bhramarmara, Midnapur (W), 31-08-09
234 Debi Prasad Hansda, Balarampur, Purulia, 31-08-09
235 Abu Ali Mondal, Baruipur, 24, Parganas (S), 03-09-09
236 Hashem Mondal, Baruipur, 24, Parganas (S), 03-09-09
237 Mirazul Seikh, Beldanga, Murshidabad, 04-09-09
238 Azmat Seikh, Beldanga, Murshidabad, 04-09-09
239 Ketabul Seikh, Kaliachak, Maldah, 04-09-09
240 Apu Singh, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 06-09-09
241 Rajib Singh, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 06-09-09
242 Satish Singh Sardar, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 06-09-09
243 Sasanka Sekhar Roy, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 06-09-09
244 Shyam Chalak, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 07-09-09
245 Ramdas Murmu, Sarenga, Bankura, 08-09-09
246 Baneswar Murmu, Sarenga, Bankura, 08-09-09
247 Abhiram Das, Nanur, Birbhum, 08-09-09
248 Krishna Kundu, Sarenga, Bankura, 10-09-09
249 Bakul Seikh, Lalgola, Murshidabad, 11-09-09
250 Ramen Ghosh, Lalgola, Murshidabad, 12-09-09
251 Seikh Nazrul, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 13-09-09
252 Kartik Mahato, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 13-09-09
253 Sambhu Mahato, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 13-09-09
254 Ajoy Patra, Shalboni, Medinipur (W), 16-09-09
255 Dilip Dhara, Jadavpur, Kolkata, 17-09-09
256 Zikaria Seikh, Baryan, Murshidabad, 20-09-09
257 Manik Mandi, Lalgarh, Medinipur (W), 20-09-09
258 Budheswar Mandi, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 20-09-09
259 Bagan Mandi, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 20-09-09
260 Nimai Bisui, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 24-09-09
261 Samir Singha Mahapatra, Midnapur (W), 24-09-09
262 Rafique Molla, Patharpratima, 24, Parganas (S), 25-09-09
263 Susanta Dhara, Ausgram, Burdwan, 27-09-09
264 Radhanath Mahato, Shalboni, Midnapur (W), 30-09-09
265 Anadi Mahato, Shalboni, Midnapur (W), 30-09-09
266 Bhakti Mahato, Shalboni, Midnapur (W), 30-09-09
267 Barun Pratihar, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 01-10-09
268 Amalendu Patra, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 02-10-09
269 Panchanan Tudu, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 02-10-09
270 Lakhman Sarkar, Ausgram, Burdwan, 05-10-09
271 Sasadhar Mahato, Lalgarh, Midnapur (W), 08-10-09
272 Seikh Hashibul, Khanakul, Hooghly, 09-10-09
273 Kanai Murmu, Binpur, Midnapur (W), 13-10-09
274 Mantu Mudi, Belpahari, W. Midnapur, 18-10-09
275 Ratan Mudi, Belpahari, W. Midnapur, 18-10-09
276 Shital Hembram, Binpur, Midnapur (W), 19-10-09
277 Dibakar Bhattacharjee, Sankrail, W. Midnapur, 20-10-09
278 Swapan Roy, Sankrail, W. Midnapur, 20-10-09
279 Basanta Pakhira, Khanakul, Hooghly, 24-10-09
280 Pratap Nayek, Binpur, W. Midnapur, 26-10-09
281 Jayfal Mondal, Suti, Murshidabad, 27-10-09
282 Dhajen Mondal, Murshidabad, 27-10-09
283 Tapan Mudi, Belpahari, W. Midnapur, 29-10-09
284 Dilip Mahato, Belpahari, W Midnapur, 29-10-09
285 Tushar Ghosh, Bongaon, N. 24 Parganas, 31-10-09
286 Madhab Mudi, Belpahari, W. Midnapur, 31-10-09
287 Anil Mahato, Binpur, W. Midnapur, 01-11-09
288 Saifunissa Bibi, Khanakul, Hooghly, 04-11-09
289 Joyram Hansda, Binpur, W. Midnapur, 07-11-09
290 Manoranjan Mahali, Binpur, W. Midnapur, 07-11-09
291 Lakshmi Das, Binpur, W. Midnapur, 07-11-09
292 Naba Kumar Singh, Binpur, W. Midnapur, 08-11-09
293 Naresh Thapa, Jamboni, W. Midnapur, 08-11-09
294 Binod Tamang, Jamboni, W. Midnapur, 08-11-09
295 Bhaktabahadur Limbu, Jamboni, W. Midnapur, 8-11-09
296 Dhanbahadur Viswakarma, Jamboni, W. Midnapur, 8-11-09
297 Ishaq Seikh, Kaliachak, Maldah, 11-11-2009
298 Sashticharan Dutta, Belpahari, W. Midnapore, 15-11-2009
299 Ajit Mahato, Jhargram, W. Midnapore, 16-11-2009
300 Khudiram Mudi, W. Midnapore, 16-11-2009
301 Totan Das, Shalboni, W. Midnapore, 18-11-2009
302 Samiran Das, Shalboni, W. Midnapore, 18-11-2009
303 Jaganath Mahato, Shalboni, W. Midnapore, 19-11-2009
304 Bhanguram Hansda, Kotwali, W. Midnapore, 19-11-2009
305 Tapan Mahato, Shalboni, W. Midnapore, 23-11-2009
306 Ashok Kotal, Shalboni, W. Midnapore, 23-11-2009
307 Madan Ghosh, Binpur, W. Midnapore, 24-11-2009
308 Subimal Mali, Arsha, Purulia, 26-11-2009
309 Srikanta Banerjee, Binpur, W. Midnapore, 27-11-2009
310 Alok Mondal, Binpur, W. Midnapur, 27-11-2009
311 Karuna Mahato, Shalboni, W. Midnapur, 27-11-2009
312 Braja Bikash Mahato, Binpur, W. Midnapur, 27-11-2009
313 Bomkesh Giri, Binpur, W. Midnapur, 27-11-2009
314 Rassel Seikh, Kaliachak, Maldah, 28-11-2009
315 Dhanapati Murmu, Shalboni, W. Midnapur, 28-11-2009
316 Manowara Bibi, Bishnpur, 24, Parganas (S), 02-12-09
317 Animesh Mitra, Bongaon, 24, Parganas (N), 02-12-09
318 Nimai Singh, Belpahari, W. Midnapur, 03-12-09
319 Koni Singh, Belpahari, W. Midnapur, 03-12-09
320 Ramchandra Lay, Arsha, Purulia, 04-12-09
321 Bholanath Khutia, Moyna, East Midnapur, 05-12-09
322 Gurupada Mondal, Moyna, East Midnapur, 05-12-09
323 Sanatan Pratihar, Lalgarh, W. Midnapur, 06-12-2009
324 Subol Mahato, Belpahari, West Midnapur, 08-12-2009
325 Asit Mondal, Bandowan, Purulia, 09-12-2009
326 Brahspati Mahato, Jhargram, West Midnapur, 09-12-2009
327 Manik Mahato, Jhargram, West Midnapur, 09-12-2009
328 Bijoy Mahato, Jhargram, West Midnapur, 09-12-2009
329 Robi Mahato, Shalboni, West Midnapur, 09-12-2009
330 Panchanan Mahato, Shalboni, W. Midnapur, 11-12-09
331 Tilak Tudu, Shalboni, W. Midnapur, 11-12-09
332 Dinabandhu Soren, Lalgarh, W. Midnapur, 12-12-09
333 Akshay Mondqal, Ramnagar, E. Midnapur, 17-12-09
334 Anil Chalak, Shalboni, W. Midnapur, 17-12-09
335 Dayal Chalak, Shalboni, W. Midnapur, 17-12-09
336 Amal Patra, Shalboni, W. Midnapur, 17-12-09
337 Shridam Hembram, Belpahari, W. Midnapur, 18-12-09
338 Nishikanta Bera, Midnapur Sadar, E. Midnapur, 18-12-09
339 Sisir Jana, Dharampur, W. Midnapur, 18-12-09
340 Gopal Mahato, Jhargram, W. Midnapur, 19-12-09
341 Khagen Mahato, Jhargram, W. Midnapur, 19-12-09
342 Mossaraf Khan. Canning, 24, Parganas (S), 20-12-09
343 Sadhan Mahato, Jhargram, W. Midnapur, 22-12-09
344 Jiarul Haque Molla, Bhangad, 24, Pgs (S), 22-12-09
345 Sadek Seikh, Hariharpara, Murshidabad, 23-12-09
346 Sariful Seikh, Hariharpara, Murshidabad, 23-12-09
347 Prabir Dandapat, Gopiballavpur, W. Midnapur, 23-12-0
348 Hablu Patra, Lalgarh, W. Midnapur, 23-12-09
349 Sadhan Mahato, Lalgarh, W. Midnapur, 23-12-09
350 Biswanath Murmu, Belpahari, W. Midnapur, 24-12-09
351 Rameswar Murmu, Ranibandh, Bankura, 26-12-09
352 Abdul Hai, Rampurhat, Birbhum, 28-12-09
353 Kalipada Hembram, Ranibandh, Bankura, 30-12-09
354 Anand Singh, Belpahari, W. Midnapur, 31-12-09
355 Kunaram Singh, Belpahari, W. Midnapur, 31-12-09
356 Bhagbat Singh, Nayagram, W. Midnapur, 01-01-10
357 Rabindra Mondal, Ramnagar, E. Midnapur, 01-01-10
358 Anath Singh, Belpahari, W. Midnapur, 03-01-10
359 Hiteswar Singh, Belpahari, W. Midnapur, 03-01-10
360 Jhantu Patra, Lalgarh, W. Midnapur, 03-01-10
361 Hekim Munda, Shalboni, W. Midnapur, 03-01-10
362 Bapi Bakli, Shalboni, W. Midnapur, 03-01-10
363 Panchanan Mondal, Baharampur, Murshidabad, 04-01-10
364 Haren Baske, Ranibandh, Purulia, 07-01-10
365 Sk. Manjur Ali, Jungalmahal, 08-01-10 (*)
366 Nirmal Nayek, Jungalmahal, 08-01-10 (*)
367 Dhonu Rajaki, Bandowan, Purulia, 10-01-10
368 Biswanath Dutta, Simlapol, Bankura, 10-01-10
369 Dinesh Haldar, Canning, 24, Parganas, 11-01-10
370 Biswanath Gayen, Canning, 24, Parganas, 11-01-10
371 Khayrul Jamadar, Canning, 24, Parganas, 11-01-10
372 Selim Jamdadar, Canning, 24, Parganas, 11-01-10
373 Gobinda Pradhan, Mathurapur, 24, Parganas, 13-01-10
374 Uttam Banik, Palta, North 24, Parganas, 15-01-10
375 Tarashankar Sarkar, Khanpur, S. Dinajpur, 15-01-10
376 Lina Khatoon (12 Yrs), Islampur, N. Dinajpur, 16-01-10
377 Dipanwita Jana, Nandigram, E. Midnapur, 22-01-10
378 Mahadeb Bouri, Dubrajpur, Birbhum, 22-01-10
379 Pratham Bouri, Dubrajpur, Birbhum, 22-01-10
380 Robi Das, Kalyani, Nadia, 24-01-10
381 Guhiram Singh, Nayagram, W. Midnapur, 25-01-10
382 Bechuram Adak, Tarakeswar, Hooghly, 25-01-10
383 Sanjay Ghosh, Barikul, Bankura, 26-01-10
384 Ranjit Hembram, Sarenga, Bankura, 27-01-10
385 Jaganath Mahato, Shalboni, W. Midnapur, 30-01-10
386 Fazlool Karim, Suri, Birbhum, 30-01-10
387 Jamal Seikh, Suri, Birbhum, 30-01-10
388 Fagu Seikh, Suri, Birbhum, 30-01-10
389 Atul Singh Sardar, Belpahari, W. Midnapur, 01-02-10
390 Khuran Seikh, Kaliachak, Maldah, 04-02-10
391 Basudeb Das, Khairasole, Birbhum, 04-02-10
392 Baren Singh, Belpahari, W. Dinajpur, 11-02-10
393 Saidul Mallick, Beldanga, Murshidabad, 12-02-10
394 Kalo Seikh, Nanoor, Birbhum, 14-02-10
395 Basudeb Mete, Nanoor, Birbhum, 14-02-10
396 Ajoy Thapa, Shilda, W. Midnapur, 15-02-10
397 Gogan Pradhan, Shilda, W. Midnapur, 15-02-10
398 Bihan Kachari, Shilda, W. Midnapur, 15-02-10
399 Prem Singh Bhutia, Shilda, W. Midnapur, 15-02-10
400 Mikmar Tamang, Shilda, W. Midnapur, 15-02-10
401 Arun Singh Thakuri, Shilda, W. Midnapur, 15-02-10
402 Surya Bahadur Thapa, Shilda, W. Midnapur, 15-02-10
403 Jivan Chetri, Shilda, W. Midnapur, 15-02-10
404 Banin Chandra Dhimari, Shilda, W. Midnapur, 15-02-10
405 Arindra Kumar Rava, Shilda, W. Midnapur, 15-02-10
406 Kanteswar Basumatari, Shilda, W. Midnapur, 15-02-10
407 Monal Chetri, Shilda, W. Midnapur, 15-02-10
408 Suresh Rai, Shilda, W. Midnapur, 15-02-10
409 Nimte Sherpa, Shilda, W. Midnapur, 15-02-10
410 Pradip Pradhan, Shilda, W. Midnapur, 15-02-10
411 Madhukar Subba, Shilda, W. Midnapur, 15-02-10
412 Shanti Kumar Rai, Shilda, W. Midnapur, 15-02-10
413 Dambar Bahadur Chetri, Shilda, W. Midnapur, 15-02-10
414 Chandra Chetri, Shilda, W. Midnapur, 15-02-10
415 Gopal Krishna Chetri, Shilda, W. Midnapur, 15-02-10
416 Biman Rai, Shilda, W. Midnapur, 15-02-10
417 Doulat Rai, Shilda, W. Midnapur, 15-02-10
418 Premtosh Lepcha, Shilda, W. Midnapur, 15-02-10
419 Ram Bahadur Thapa, Shilda, W. Midnapur, 15-02-10
420 Nakul Singh, Bandowan, Purulia, 18-02-10
421 Baneswar Singh, Bandowan, Purulia, 18-02-10
422 Karani Mahato, Bandowan, Purulia, 18-02-10
423 Robi Lochan Mitra, Sarenga, Bankura, 25-02-10

Most of the Maoist victims are teachers, grocers, daily wage earners, farmers, government employees, police & soldiers, labourers, students, rickshaw pullers, hawkers and people belonging to other weaker sections of the society.

It is also a fact that most of the victims belong to indigenous people comprising Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes, Muslims and other weaker sections of the society.

Apart from this, 65 police personnel 1 doctor, 1 nurse, 4 government employees on duty were also killed by Maoists.

There is no denying the fact that PUCL, APDR and other similar “so-called” human right organizations have been fully supporting the Maoist ideology and brutalities on different pretexts to destabilize the country.

Under the circumstances, I would request you to kindly look into the matter seriously and ensure that this procession of deaths in India is stopped immediately in the interest of human rights of all irrespective of political affiliation, caste, creed and religion.

Thanking you while awaiting prompt action.

Again with regards,

Yours faithfully,
R. Vijayan

Copy forwarded to respected Noam Chomsky for his information