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<p><font face="Arial,Helvetica"><font color="#FFFFFF"><font size=-1>Indian
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<p>The Tribune (Chandigarh) 6 September, 1999
<br>5 hurt in J&amp;K poll violence Tribune News Service
<p>SRINAGAR, Sept 5 - Five persons received bullet injuries in Budgam,
while the police lobbed tear gas shells here to quell demonstrators protesting
against the polling that was held in the Srinagar parliamentary constituency
today. The polling was held amid a complete bandh here in response to the
APHC call, which received a partial response in other parts of the valley.
<p>At least five villagers were injured, four of them seriously, when security
guards of the polling agents of the National Conference (NC) allegedly
opened fire on an assembly of villagers in Kandoora village of the Beerwah
area in Budgam district this morning.
<br>Budgam district comprising five assembly segments is part of the Srinagar
parliamentary constituency. The Ladakh parliamentary constituency also
went to the poll today.
<p>Four of those injured in the firing in Kandoora village have been identified
as Ghulam Rasool Ahangar, Abdul Rahim, Farooq Ahmad Malik and Mohammad
Shaban Chopan. Doctors attending on them at SMHS Hospital here said the
condition of the four was critical.
<p>Eyewitnesses said the security forces asked the villagers to assemble
at one place this morning. The polling agents of the ruling NC intervened
and forced the villagers to cast their votes, Bashir Ahmed, an eyewitness
at the hospital said. He said the villagers objected to the "forcible way
of the polling agents" in view of the militants' threats. Posters had been
pasted in the village by separatists asking people to boycott the poll.
"When the people refused to obey, they (PSOs of the agents) opened indiscriminate
fire", Bashir Ahmad said.
<p>The police lobbed tear gas shells in the Maisuma locality here to disperse
protesters against the election process. Scores of tear gas grenades and
shells were lobbed in the streets of the locality close to the Budshah
Chowk. Earlier, the protesters were engaged in brick-batting with the police.
They also threw stones at the police on duty in the area. The protesters
also burnt tyres of
<br>vehicles on the main road in the locality.
<p>There were also reports of burning of tyres in the Basant Bagh locality.
A group of youth held demonstrations and raised pro-freedom slogans outside
a polling station at Zadibal in the old city. They were chased away by
the Central Reserve
<br>Police Force (CRPF) with the use of batons. The youth also threw stones
at the
<br>police outside the polling station. However, about 50 voters, most
of them men, had cast their votes within first two hours of the polling.
<p>There were also reports of bogus voting allegedly by the ruling NC people
at various places in the city. While youths were engaged in brick-batting
with the police at Maisuma-Gowkadal, at least 300 voters, more than 120
of them women, had cast their votes at polling stations of Gowkadal housed
in Girls Higher Secondary School, Kothibagh. At Khanyar only two votes
had been cast
<br>during first three hours of polling at three polling stations having
3275 voters.
<p>Meanwhile, the police said that a presiding officer was allegedly beaten
up by an NC MLA, Mohammad Shafi Bhat, at Jawahar Nagar in the city. He
was reported to have asked his agents to "capture" polling booths early
today, as he addressed a public meeting here recently.
<p>The police also confirmed the "seizure of three election vehicles of
the NC" at Zainakote by supporters of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP)
candidate, Ms Mehbooba Mufti. Two of the "bogus voters" held by the police
have revealed that they were "deputed" by a senior minister in the Farooq
Abdullah government to cast votes.
<br>&nbsp;
<p>--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
<p>Election boycott in Srinagar rattles NC
<p>From M.L. Kak
<br>Tribune News Service
<p>JAMMU, Sept 5 - When separatists gave a call for poll boycott in the
1996 and 1998 Lok Sabha elections it was not heeded by the voters in the
three constituencies of Srinagar, Anantnag and Baramula where between 50
and 55 per cent polling was recorded in the valley.
<p>And when the same separatist groups gave a call for poll boycott why
did it evoke total response from the electorate in Srinagar constituency
where the polling ended today?
<p>The response from the people seems to have created panic among the government
and ruling National Conference circles. The way Srinagar district witnessed
total hartal yesterday and today and the pattern of general strike in several
parts of the valley today reminded one of the pre-poll scene in 1989 when&nbsp;
out of scare the Srinagar seat went to the National Conference without
a contest and between 3 and 5 per cent polling was registered in Anantnag
and Baramula constituencies.
<p>The reason for the poll boycott in 1989 was understandable because people
had buckled under militants' threat, the law and order machinery had almost
collapsed and a majority of people had been assured that "azadi" was round
the corner. No doubt there has been a marked step-up in militancy related
violence in some parts of the valley during the past three months but the
overall security scenario has not been as alarming as it was in 1989. Hence
the voters, except for known militancy infested areas, had no immediate
and real threat from the militants. Had it been the case or had the voters
been motivated by the call for boycott given by the separatists the polling
percentage in Kangan, Chrar-e-Sharif and Chadoora Assembly segments would
have also been as poor as in Khanyar, Ganderbal, Amira Kadal, Habba Kadal
and other segments.
<p>What has seemingly shocked senior National Conference leaders is the
poor turnout of voters in Ganderbal Assembly segment, Chief Minister Farooq
Abdullah's constituency, where by 3 p.m. the polling figure was less than
5 per cent. During the pre-poll campaign the Chief Minister had attracted
a very small gathering in his constituency.
<p>Four major factors are said to be responsible for very poor turnout
of voters in the Srinagar Lok Sabha constituency. First, the voters have
demonstrated their anger against what is usually called non-performance
of the state government and the Centre. The voters in 1996 and 1998 elections
had nursed dreams of better days. The acute cash crunch forcing the state
government to suspend work on projects related to people's welfare had
resulted in annoyance with both the state and the Centre. The central government
was accused of causing financial difficulties.
<p>Secondly, the increase in the level of corruption had been a major irritant
among the people. National Conference legislators were being openly blamed
for having sold government jobs. The party leadership had been held responsible
for nepotism.
<p>Thirdly, the role of the special task force of the police and some of
the groups of surrendered militants had resulted in a bitter taste in the
month of the people. An impression had gone round that common and innocent
people were not safe before the STF and the renegade militants.
<p>Fourthly, the 60-year-old image of the National Conference stands damaged
because the gap between the party leaders and the common people had been
widened owing to lack of regular interaction between the rulers and the
ruling class. Dr Abdullah's outright support to the BJP-led coalition government
in the Centre proved to be Achilles' heel for the ruling National Conference.
<p>Those who cite these factors responsible for the poor turnout also speak
of the recent crackdown on leaders of the All-Party Hurriyat Conference
who were not allowed freedom to campaign against the polling. They say
personal performance and image counted among the people. The Education
Minister, Mr Abdul Qayoom, and the Rural Development Minister, Mr Abdul
Rahim Rather, had a good track record. That is the reason why polling percentage
in several parts of Budgam district has been much higher than Srinagar
district. Several high-profil&nbsp; ministers whom the common people avoided
meeting because of their "arrogance" had to cut a sorry figure when in
their assembly segments they could not organise more than 5 per cent polling.
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<br><font face="Arial,Helvetica"><font color="#FFFFFF"><font size=-1>Isn't
this all wrong ?</font></font></font>
<br><font face="Arial,Helvetica"><font color="#FFFFFF"><font size=-1>Is
this democracy ?</font></font></font>
<p><b>GFO<font color="#33FF33">RCE</font> PAKISTAN will keep on bringing
indian goverment's ugly faces to the world</b>
<br>&nbsp;
<p><font color="#FFFFFF">UN work on the issue damnit!@% US try to interene
in the stuggle and don't close your eyes on what's going on.</font>
<p>&nbsp;I think we have given a lot of info, but many people wanted us
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<p><font face="Arial"><font color="#FFFFFF">The reader is the best judge.</font></font>
<p><font face="Arial"><font color="#FF0000">Learn More about Kashmir by
viewing the Pakistan's Government Website click </font><a href="http://www.pak.gov.pk/public/kashmir/kashmir.htm">here</a></font>
<p><font face="Arial"><font color="#FF0000">Want to know the details on
rape, torture, massacres, killings? Click </font><a href="http://www.ummah.org.uk/kashmir/">here</a></font>
<p><font face="Arial"><font color="#FF0000">Indian's dirty hand on the
plane hijacking, read </font><a href="http://www.ummah.org.uk/kashmir/hijacking.htm">here</a></font>
<p><font face="Arial"><font color="#FF0000">To view a detailed account
of raped women and pictures, click </font><a href="http://www.ummah.org.uk/kashmir/atroc/rape.htm">here</a></font>
<p><font face="Arial"><font color="#FF0000">To view a detailed account
of the killings in kashmir by Indians click </font><a href="http://www.ummah.org.uk/kashmir/atroc/killings.htm">here</a></font>
<p><font face="Arial"><font color="#FF0000">Toture? Want details? Click
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<p><font face="Arial"><font color="#FF0000">Want to read articles text,
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<p>THANKS TO ac|dklown for supporting our cause , and jericho from attrition
too.
<p><font color="#FFFFFF">greets to:</font>
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hackernews.com, packetstorm.securify.org, self-evident.com,rest of #!GFORCE
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Peacemaker, msgmen0t, aekpani, , DEATHaCES, DEADgH0sT, cen, RR, symetrixx,
, root66, Sysop, justagirl dayzee ,blueberry ,apathy13, antipent, Jaguar
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SugarKing espionage, defcon, melt, slader, lyp0x, xessor, max0r, wrLiner,
DA^BOMB, jades (wassup) , #rootworrm, axess, hwa-security, !b0f, all peeps
at flem, rsh, f0rpaxe, Ursel ,Earizer ,stella, divine, isn, c65.org, incubus,
oreo, hackweiser, and who ever we've missed. Alldas.de another very good/stable
mirroring website for hacks (defaced@alldas.de), Herblees, crimeboys, doodo
krew bandit, ADM ofcourse WrLiner (bosnia rules)</font></font></font>
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	<br>
	<p><font face="Arial,Helvetica"><font color="#FFFFFF"><font size=-1>Indian
	Elections in Jammu & Kashmir</font></font></font>
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	3</font></font></font></center>

	<p>The Tribune (Chandigarh) 6 September, 1999
	<br>5 hurt in J&K poll violence Tribune News Service
	<p>SRINAGAR, Sept 5 - Five persons received bullet injuries in Budgam,
	while the police lobbed tear gas shells here to quell demonstrators protesting
	against the polling that was held in the Srinagar parliamentary constituency
	today. The polling was held amid a complete bandh here in response to the
	APHC call, which received a partial response in other parts of the valley.
	<p>At least five villagers were injured, four of them seriously, when security
	guards of the polling agents of the National Conference (NC) allegedly
	opened fire on an assembly of villagers in Kandoora village of the Beerwah
	area in Budgam district this morning.
	<br>Budgam district comprising five assembly segments is part of the Srinagar
	parliamentary constituency. The Ladakh parliamentary constituency also
	went to the poll today.
	<p>Four of those injured in the firing in Kandoora village have been identified
	as Ghulam Rasool Ahangar, Abdul Rahim, Farooq Ahmad Malik and Mohammad
	Shaban Chopan. Doctors attending on them at SMHS Hospital here said the
	condition of the four was critical.
	<p>Eyewitnesses said the security forces asked the villagers to assemble
	at one place this morning. The polling agents of the ruling NC intervened
	and forced the villagers to cast their votes, Bashir Ahmed, an eyewitness
	at the hospital said. He said the villagers objected to the "forcible way
	of the polling agents" in view of the militants' threats. Posters had been
	pasted in the village by separatists asking people to boycott the poll.
	"When the people refused to obey, they (PSOs of the agents) opened indiscriminate
	fire", Bashir Ahmad said.
	<p>The police lobbed tear gas shells in the Maisuma locality here to disperse
	protesters against the election process. Scores of tear gas grenades and
	shells were lobbed in the streets of the locality close to the Budshah
	Chowk. Earlier, the protesters were engaged in brick-batting with the police.
	They also threw stones at the police on duty in the area. The protesters
	also burnt tyres of
	<br>vehicles on the main road in the locality.
	<p>There were also reports of burning of tyres in the Basant Bagh locality.
	A group of youth held demonstrations and raised pro-freedom slogans outside
	a polling station at Zadibal in the old city. They were chased away by
	the Central Reserve
	<br>Police Force (CRPF) with the use of batons. The youth also threw stones
	at the
	<br>police outside the polling station. However, about 50 voters, most
	of them men, had cast their votes within first two hours of the polling.
	<p>There were also reports of bogus voting allegedly by the ruling NC people
	at various places in the city. While youths were engaged in brick-batting
	with the police at Maisuma-Gowkadal, at least 300 voters, more than 120
	of them women, had cast their votes at polling stations of Gowkadal housed
	in Girls Higher Secondary School, Kothibagh. At Khanyar only two votes
	had been cast
	<br>during first three hours of polling at three polling stations having
	3275 voters.
	<p>Meanwhile, the police said that a presiding officer was allegedly beaten
	up by an NC MLA, Mohammad Shafi Bhat, at Jawahar Nagar in the city. He
	was reported to have asked his agents to "capture" polling booths early
	today, as he addressed a public meeting here recently.
	<p>The police also confirmed the "seizure of three election vehicles of
	the NC" at Zainakote by supporters of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP)
	candidate, Ms Mehbooba Mufti. Two of the "bogus voters" held by the police
	have revealed that they were "deputed" by a senior minister in the Farooq
	Abdullah government to cast votes.
	<br>
	<p>--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
	<p>Election boycott in Srinagar rattles NC
	<p>From M.L. Kak
	<br>Tribune News Service
	<p>JAMMU, Sept 5 - When separatists gave a call for poll boycott in the
	1996 and 1998 Lok Sabha elections it was not heeded by the voters in the
	three constituencies of Srinagar, Anantnag and Baramula where between 50
	and 55 per cent polling was recorded in the valley.
	<p>And when the same separatist groups gave a call for poll boycott why
	did it evoke total response from the electorate in Srinagar constituency
	where the polling ended today?
	<p>The response from the people seems to have created panic among the government
	and ruling National Conference circles. The way Srinagar district witnessed
	total hartal yesterday and today and the pattern of general strike in several
	parts of the valley today reminded one of the pre-poll scene in 1989 when
	out of scare the Srinagar seat went to the National Conference without
	a contest and between 3 and 5 per cent polling was registered in Anantnag
	and Baramula constituencies.
	<p>The reason for the poll boycott in 1989 was understandable because people
	had buckled under militants' threat, the law and order machinery had almost
	collapsed and a majority of people had been assured that "azadi" was round
	the corner. No doubt there has been a marked step-up in militancy related
	violence in some parts of the valley during the past three months but the
	overall security scenario has not been as alarming as it was in 1989. Hence
	the voters, except for known militancy infested areas, had no immediate
	and real threat from the militants. Had it been the case or had the voters
	been motivated by the call for boycott given by the separatists the polling
	percentage in Kangan, Chrar-e-Sharif and Chadoora Assembly segments would
	have also been as poor as in Khanyar, Ganderbal, Amira Kadal, Habba Kadal
	and other segments.
	<p>What has seemingly shocked senior National Conference leaders is the
	poor turnout of voters in Ganderbal Assembly segment, Chief Minister Farooq
	Abdullah's constituency, where by 3 p.m. the polling figure was less than
	5 per cent. During the pre-poll campaign the Chief Minister had attracted
	a very small gathering in his constituency.
	<p>Four major factors are said to be responsible for very poor turnout
	of voters in the Srinagar Lok Sabha constituency. First, the voters have
	demonstrated their anger against what is usually called non-performance
	of the state government and the Centre. The voters in 1996 and 1998 elections
	had nursed dreams of better days. The acute cash crunch forcing the state
	government to suspend work on projects related to people's welfare had
	resulted in annoyance with both the state and the Centre. The central government
	was accused of causing financial difficulties.
	<p>Secondly, the increase in the level of corruption had been a major irritant
	among the people. National Conference legislators were being openly blamed
	for having sold government jobs. The party leadership had been held responsible
	for nepotism.
	<p>Thirdly, the role of the special task force of the police and some of
	the groups of surrendered militants had resulted in a bitter taste in the
	month of the people. An impression had gone round that common and innocent
	people were not safe before the STF and the renegade militants.
	<p>Fourthly, the 60-year-old image of the National Conference stands damaged
	because the gap between the party leaders and the common people had been
	widened owing to lack of regular interaction between the rulers and the
	ruling class. Dr Abdullah's outright support to the BJP-led coalition government
	in the Centre proved to be Achilles' heel for the ruling National Conference.
	<p>Those who cite these factors responsible for the poor turnout also speak
	of the recent crackdown on leaders of the All-Party Hurriyat Conference
	who were not allowed freedom to campaign against the polling. They say
	personal performance and image counted among the people. The Education
	Minister, Mr Abdul Qayoom, and the Rural Development Minister, Mr Abdul
	Rahim Rather, had a good track record. That is the reason why polling percentage
	in several parts of Budgam district has been much higher than Srinagar
	district. Several high-profil  ministers whom the common people avoided
	meeting because of their "arrogance" had to cut a sorry figure when in
	their assembly segments they could not organise more than 5 per cent polling.
	<p><font face="Arial,Helvetica"><font color="#FFFFFF"><font size=-1>--------------------------------------------------------------------------------</font></font></font>
	<br><font face="Arial,Helvetica"><font color="#FFFFFF"><font size=-1>Isn't
	this all wrong ?</font></font></font>
	<br><font face="Arial,Helvetica"><font color="#FFFFFF"><font size=-1>Is
	this democracy ?</font></font></font>
	<p><b>GFO<font color="#33FF33">RCE</font> PAKISTAN will keep on bringing
	indian goverment's ugly faces to the world</b>
	<br>
	<p><font color="#FFFFFF">UN work on the issue damnit!@% US try to interene
	in the stuggle and don't close your eyes on what's going on.</font>
	<p> I think we have given a lot of info, but many people wanted us
	to post up links so that people could know more about the struggle, here
	are the links wahere you can gain the utmost infomation about the struggle!
	<p><font face="Arial"><font color="#FFFFFF">The reader is the best judge.</font></font>
	<p><font face="Arial"><font color="#FF0000">Learn More about Kashmir by
	viewing the Pakistan's Government Website click </font><a href="http://www.pak.gov.pk/public/kashmir/kashmir.htm">here</a></font>
	<p><font face="Arial"><font color="#FF0000">Want to know the details on
	rape, torture, massacres, killings? Click </font><a href="http://www.ummah.org.uk/kashmir/">here</a></font>
	<p><font face="Arial"><font color="#FF0000">Indian's dirty hand on the
	plane hijacking, read </font><a href="http://www.ummah.org.uk/kashmir/hijacking.htm">here</a></font>
	<p><font face="Arial"><font color="#FF0000">To view a detailed account
	of raped women and pictures, click </font><a href="http://www.ummah.org.uk/kashmir/atroc/rape.htm">here</a></font>
	<p><font face="Arial"><font color="#FF0000">To view a detailed account
	of the killings in kashmir by Indians click </font><a href="http://www.ummah.org.uk/kashmir/atroc/killings.htm">here</a></font>
	<p><font face="Arial"><font color="#FF0000">Toture? Want details? Click
	</font><a href="http://www.ummah.org.uk/kashmir/atroc/torture.htm">here</a></font>
	<p><font face="Arial"><font color="#FF0000">Want to read articles text,
	pictures and more info on Kashmir? Click </font><a href="http://www.kashmir.org/">here</a></font>
	<p>THANKS TO ac\|dklown for supporting our cause , and jericho from attrition
	too.
	<p><font color="#FFFFFF">greets to:</font>
	<br><font color="#FFFFFF"><font size=-2><font face="Verdana">PHC, mOs #flem
	XPERiENCE crew, Attrition.org,</font> safemode.org <font face="Verdana">Projectgamma.com,
	hackernews.com, packetstorm.securify.org, self-evident.com,rest of #!GFORCE
	and Freedom fighters of Kashmir (the mujhaideens), safemode.org,.hexa labs.MAN\|AC,
	Peacemaker, msgmen0t, aekpani, , DEATHaCES, DEADgH0sT, cen, RR, symetrixx,
	, root66, Sysop, justagirl dayzee ,blueberry ,apathy13, antipent, Jaguar
	,BigPoppa, PoWerPr0, bo-k-rra, core, bs, live, none(leviatan),  cruciphux,
	SugarKing espionage, defcon, melt, slader, lyp0x, xessor, max0r, wrLiner,
	DA^BOMB, jades (wassup) , #rootworrm, axess, hwa-security, !b0f, all peeps
	at flem, rsh, f0rpaxe, Ursel ,Earizer ,stella, divine, isn, c65.org, incubus,
	oreo, hackweiser, and who ever we've missed. Alldas.de another very good/stable
	mirroring website for hacks (defaced@alldas.de), Herblees, crimeboys, doodo
	krew bandit, ADM ofcourse WrLiner (bosnia rules)</font></font></font>
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