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<p><font face="Arial,Helvetica"><font color="#FFFFFF"><font size=-1>Indian
Elections in Jammu &amp; Kashmir</font></font></font>
<br><font face="Arial,Helvetica"><font color="#FFFFFF"><font size=-1>Report
7</font></font></font></center>

<p>September 18, 1999
<br>Four Kashmiris killed in cold blood,
<br>Severe Government Coercion in Indian Election polling
<p>Today in Baramulla, the government of India made true on a threat by
<br>its puppet leader in Kashmir, Chief Minister Farooq Abdullah, to "use
<br>the armed forces and drag the people out of their homes and vote at
<br>gunpoint". This threat was made since the Indian government is angry
<br>about the successful people's boycott of Indian elections held thus
far
<br>to voice their demand for independence.
<p>In all most every localities, journalists saw people being dragged from
<br>their homes and voting at gunpoint. People were seen being beaten,
and
<br>dozens were arrested and taken to detention centers. In those areas
<br>where villagers resisted voting and non-violently protested, the Indian
<br>army used lethal force firing into crowds of Kashmiri men, women, and
<br>children. In the towns of Shilvath three innocent civilians were shot
<br>in cold blood and in Haigam, a 17 year-old boy was killed when Indian
<br>forces fired into another protesting crowd.
<br>--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
<br>The Pioneer Delhi 19 September, 1999
<br>Eight killed in J&amp;K Security men "force" people to caste vote
<p>PNS ADDS FROM SRINAGAR: At least eight persons including two ITBP men
<br>were killed and scores injured in the incidents of firing and explosions
<br>that marred the polling for Baramulla parliamentary constituency in
<br>Kashmir.
<p>Three persons were killed in Shilwat village in Sumbal Assembly segment
<br>when security forces allegedly opened fire on the residents following
<br>their refusal to cast their votes. The residents alleged that columns
of
<br>Rashtriya Rifles swooped on the village and ordered the local people
to
<br>come out of their houses to cast their votes. The residents opposed
them
<br>and raisd slogans, which enraged the forces. They opened fire and eight
<br>persons were allegedly hit by bullets, of whom three got killed.
<br>However, an Army spokesman said that securitymen opened fire in
<br>self-defence when some people attemted to snach their weapons.
<p>A 17-year-old boy was killed under similar conditions at Hiagam village
<br>in Sangrama Assembly segment. He was identified as Altaf Hussain. The
<br>residents alleged that security forces herded out all the villagers,
<br>including small boys and girls from their houses and asked them to
vote.
<br>When people resented, they were allegedly fired upon, resulting in
the
<br>death of one boy. The residents took out a massive protest march and
<br>staged dharna on Srinagar Baramullah highway. They kept the body of
the
<br>boy on the highway for more than an hour.
<p>Two person were injured in another incident of coercion of voters at
<br>Tarzoo near sopore. Reports of use of force by securitymen
<br>came from almost everywhere in the constituency. People in Langate,
<br>Kalamabad, Kulangam, Chogal, Sopore, Seelu, Pattan,
<br>Bandipora, Uri and several others places alleged that they
<br>were dragged out by security forces to vote. A team of
<br>mediapersons including this corespondent saw a BSF party led by DIG
DS
<br>Tiwana herding out people to polling booths at Palpora Qaziabad in
<br>Langate. At Kulangam, the scene was same, as jawans of Rashtriya Rifles
<br>were engaged in forcing people to vote.
<p>In village Zungam in Pattan Assembly segment, Army personnel were seen
<br>making the rounds and knocking at the doors of local residents and
<br>asking them to come out and vote. When mediapersons wanted to know
from
<br>one of the officers as to why they were coercing people out of their
<br>houses, he retorted, "Yeh Ghar main baithne Ka Time Nahi Hai" (This
is
<br>not the time to sit inside the house). A woman alleged that she was
<br>beaten up when she refused to vote.
<p>NC leader and party polling agent Ghulam Hassan Shikari was shot dead
on
<br>Saturday afternoon by militants at village Keegam in Kupwara district,
<br>police said. In a major strike to enforce poll boycott, militants
<br>attacked Indo-Tibetan Border Police personnel posted at a polling
<br>station at Ajas, 40 km from here, killing two of its jawans and wounding
<br>three others, the sources said.
<br>&nbsp;
<p>--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
<p>The Asian Age Delhi 19 September, 1999
<br>Shadow of fear, spark of anger in Kashmir Valley
<p>By Yusuf Jameel
<br>Baramulla: Never before has this ancient town in the narrow Jhelum
<br>valley seen as much tension as it did on Saturday. Hundreds of
<br>gun-wielding securitymen swarmed the otherwise deserted streets -some
<br>manning drop-gates and checkpoints laid at short distances. Others
stood
<br>guard behind sandbagged bunkers. Very few of the 50,000 voters here
<br>ventured out to vote.
<p>At Khanpora, only 151 out of 2,347 registered voters
<br>had cast their vote in the first three hours of polling. The enthusiasm
<br>among the voters witnessed during the last election was missing.
<br>However, most of the voters said they had come to vote to support their
<br>neighbour, Khan-pora is the birthplace of Prof. Saifuddin Soz who is
<br>seeking re-election from Baramulla. Some, however, alleged that they
<br>were coerced to vote. "Last evening and also this morning soldiers
<br>threatened from the mosque loudspeakers that people without indelible
<br>ink mark on their fingers would be seen as a terrorist and treated
as
<br>such," said Sheikh Abdul Qayyum as he emerged out of a booth behind
the
<br>tomb of sufi saint Syed Mohammad Rufayee Qadiri or
<br>Janbaz Wali. Chaos persisted at the polling booths.
<br>Some of the voters were complaining that their names were missing from
<br>the electoral list. An ailing woman was escorted and brought in by
two
<br>other elderly women. A young man, apparently aware of their political
<br>affiliation, guided them how to cast their vote and pointed out a
<br>particular election symbol. Neither the polling officers nor the people
<br>objected to this. The shabby building of government boys middle school
<br>at Bangla Bagh had seven polling booths with 5,067 voters. Only 13
votes
<br>had been polled till 10.30 am. There were at least six checkpoints
and
<br>drop-gates along the road to neighbouring Sopore, with tight security
<br>checks.
<p>The killing of two local traders by CRPF men at Sopore in reprisal to
a
<br>militant attack which had left 26 policemen injured earlier this week,
<br>has driven up the tension rate in this apple-rich town. Not a single
<br>vote had been cast by midday, nor were any election agents present.
On
<br>the way to Srinagar, about 1,500 men and women were squatting on the
<br>highway, at Haigam, wailing "Ya Hussain, Ya Hussain." In the middle
of
<br>the crowd was the body of a 17-year-old boy - Altaf Hussain Mir - whose
<br>parents and neighbours alleged that he was shot dead by troops who
<br>descended on this predominantly Shia village on Saturday morning to
<br>coerce them to vote.
<p>"They came and began herding us out to the polling station but we
<br>resisted and they began to fire volleys in the air," said an elderly
<br>protestor. Mir had told the soldiers that he wasn't a voter. One of
them
<br>started hitting him, another shot him in the abdomen, the witnesses
<br>said. When the villagers protested, an officer told them that his
<br>juniors had been fired upon from the rear and in the melee one of them
<br>triggered off his gun.
<p>However, at the Pattan township, a large number of voters had turned
up
<br>at two main polling booths and none of them had a complaint. At one
of
<br>these, activists of National Conference were ensuring that their
<br>candidate Abdur Rashid Shaheen gets all the votes. Their counterparts
<br>from other parties looked helpless. Pattan is Mr Shaheen's hometown.
<br>Up in Tangmarg, several voters said they were using their democratic
<br>right out of their free will.
<p><font face="Arial,Helvetica"><font color="#FFFFFF"><font size=-1>--------------------------------------------------------------------------------</font></font></font>
<p><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
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),&nbsp; 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.</font></font></font>
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	<center><b><font face="Arial,Helvetica"><font size=+2>GFO<font color="#33FF33">RCE</font></font></font></b>
	<br>
	<p><font face="Arial,Helvetica"><font color="#FFFFFF"><font size=-1>Indian
	Elections in Jammu & Kashmir</font></font></font>
	<br><font face="Arial,Helvetica"><font color="#FFFFFF"><font size=-1>Report
	7</font></font></font></center>

	<p>September 18, 1999
	<br>Four Kashmiris killed in cold blood,
	<br>Severe Government Coercion in Indian Election polling
	<p>Today in Baramulla, the government of India made true on a threat by
	<br>its puppet leader in Kashmir, Chief Minister Farooq Abdullah, to "use
	<br>the armed forces and drag the people out of their homes and vote at
	<br>gunpoint". This threat was made since the Indian government is angry
	<br>about the successful people's boycott of Indian elections held thus
	far
	<br>to voice their demand for independence.
	<p>In all most every localities, journalists saw people being dragged from
	<br>their homes and voting at gunpoint. People were seen being beaten,
	and
	<br>dozens were arrested and taken to detention centers. In those areas
	<br>where villagers resisted voting and non-violently protested, the Indian
	<br>army used lethal force firing into crowds of Kashmiri men, women, and
	<br>children. In the towns of Shilvath three innocent civilians were shot
	<br>in cold blood and in Haigam, a 17 year-old boy was killed when Indian
	<br>forces fired into another protesting crowd.
	<br>--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
	<br>The Pioneer Delhi 19 September, 1999
	<br>Eight killed in J&K Security men "force" people to caste vote
	<p>PNS ADDS FROM SRINAGAR: At least eight persons including two ITBP men
	<br>were killed and scores injured in the incidents of firing and explosions
	<br>that marred the polling for Baramulla parliamentary constituency in
	<br>Kashmir.
	<p>Three persons were killed in Shilwat village in Sumbal Assembly segment
	<br>when security forces allegedly opened fire on the residents following
	<br>their refusal to cast their votes. The residents alleged that columns
	of
	<br>Rashtriya Rifles swooped on the village and ordered the local people
	to
	<br>come out of their houses to cast their votes. The residents opposed
	them
	<br>and raisd slogans, which enraged the forces. They opened fire and eight
	<br>persons were allegedly hit by bullets, of whom three got killed.
	<br>However, an Army spokesman said that securitymen opened fire in
	<br>self-defence when some people attemted to snach their weapons.
	<p>A 17-year-old boy was killed under similar conditions at Hiagam village
	<br>in Sangrama Assembly segment. He was identified as Altaf Hussain. The
	<br>residents alleged that security forces herded out all the villagers,
	<br>including small boys and girls from their houses and asked them to
	vote.
	<br>When people resented, they were allegedly fired upon, resulting in
	the
	<br>death of one boy. The residents took out a massive protest march and
	<br>staged dharna on Srinagar Baramullah highway. They kept the body of
	the
	<br>boy on the highway for more than an hour.
	<p>Two person were injured in another incident of coercion of voters at
	<br>Tarzoo near sopore. Reports of use of force by securitymen
	<br>came from almost everywhere in the constituency. People in Langate,
	<br>Kalamabad, Kulangam, Chogal, Sopore, Seelu, Pattan,
	<br>Bandipora, Uri and several others places alleged that they
	<br>were dragged out by security forces to vote. A team of
	<br>mediapersons including this corespondent saw a BSF party led by DIG
	DS
	<br>Tiwana herding out people to polling booths at Palpora Qaziabad in
	<br>Langate. At Kulangam, the scene was same, as jawans of Rashtriya Rifles
	<br>were engaged in forcing people to vote.
	<p>In village Zungam in Pattan Assembly segment, Army personnel were seen
	<br>making the rounds and knocking at the doors of local residents and
	<br>asking them to come out and vote. When mediapersons wanted to know
	from
	<br>one of the officers as to why they were coercing people out of their
	<br>houses, he retorted, "Yeh Ghar main baithne Ka Time Nahi Hai" (This
	is
	<br>not the time to sit inside the house). A woman alleged that she was
	<br>beaten up when she refused to vote.
	<p>NC leader and party polling agent Ghulam Hassan Shikari was shot dead
	on
	<br>Saturday afternoon by militants at village Keegam in Kupwara district,
	<br>police said. In a major strike to enforce poll boycott, militants
	<br>attacked Indo-Tibetan Border Police personnel posted at a polling
	<br>station at Ajas, 40 km from here, killing two of its jawans and wounding
	<br>three others, the sources said.
	<br>
	<p>--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
	<p>The Asian Age Delhi 19 September, 1999
	<br>Shadow of fear, spark of anger in Kashmir Valley
	<p>By Yusuf Jameel
	<br>Baramulla: Never before has this ancient town in the narrow Jhelum
	<br>valley seen as much tension as it did on Saturday. Hundreds of
	<br>gun-wielding securitymen swarmed the otherwise deserted streets -some
	<br>manning drop-gates and checkpoints laid at short distances. Others
	stood
	<br>guard behind sandbagged bunkers. Very few of the 50,000 voters here
	<br>ventured out to vote.
	<p>At Khanpora, only 151 out of 2,347 registered voters
	<br>had cast their vote in the first three hours of polling. The enthusiasm
	<br>among the voters witnessed during the last election was missing.
	<br>However, most of the voters said they had come to vote to support their
	<br>neighbour, Khan-pora is the birthplace of Prof. Saifuddin Soz who is
	<br>seeking re-election from Baramulla. Some, however, alleged that they
	<br>were coerced to vote. "Last evening and also this morning soldiers
	<br>threatened from the mosque loudspeakers that people without indelible
	<br>ink mark on their fingers would be seen as a terrorist and treated
	as
	<br>such," said Sheikh Abdul Qayyum as he emerged out of a booth behind
	the
	<br>tomb of sufi saint Syed Mohammad Rufayee Qadiri or
	<br>Janbaz Wali. Chaos persisted at the polling booths.
	<br>Some of the voters were complaining that their names were missing from
	<br>the electoral list. An ailing woman was escorted and brought in by
	two
	<br>other elderly women. A young man, apparently aware of their political
	<br>affiliation, guided them how to cast their vote and pointed out a
	<br>particular election symbol. Neither the polling officers nor the people
	<br>objected to this. The shabby building of government boys middle school
	<br>at Bangla Bagh had seven polling booths with 5,067 voters. Only 13
	votes
	<br>had been polled till 10.30 am. There were at least six checkpoints
	and
	<br>drop-gates along the road to neighbouring Sopore, with tight security
	<br>checks.
	<p>The killing of two local traders by CRPF men at Sopore in reprisal to
	a
	<br>militant attack which had left 26 policemen injured earlier this week,
	<br>has driven up the tension rate in this apple-rich town. Not a single
	<br>vote had been cast by midday, nor were any election agents present.
	On
	<br>the way to Srinagar, about 1,500 men and women were squatting on the
	<br>highway, at Haigam, wailing "Ya Hussain, Ya Hussain." In the middle
	of
	<br>the crowd was the body of a 17-year-old boy - Altaf Hussain Mir - whose
	<br>parents and neighbours alleged that he was shot dead by troops who
	<br>descended on this predominantly Shia village on Saturday morning to
	<br>coerce them to vote.
	<p>"They came and began herding us out to the polling station but we
	<br>resisted and they began to fire volleys in the air," said an elderly
	<br>protestor. Mir had told the soldiers that he wasn't a voter. One of
	them
	<br>started hitting him, another shot him in the abdomen, the witnesses
	<br>said. When the villagers protested, an officer told them that his
	<br>juniors had been fired upon from the rear and in the melee one of them
	<br>triggered off his gun.
	<p>However, at the Pattan township, a large number of voters had turned
	up
	<br>at two main polling booths and none of them had a complaint. At one
	of
	<br>these, activists of National Conference were ensuring that their
	<br>candidate Abdur Rashid Shaheen gets all the votes. Their counterparts
	<br>from other parties looked helpless. Pattan is Mr Shaheen's hometown.
	<br>Up in Tangmarg, several voters said they were using their democratic
	<br>right out of their free will.
	<p><font face="Arial,Helvetica"><font color="#FFFFFF"><font size=-1>--------------------------------------------------------------------------------</font></font></font>
	<p><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.</font></font></font>
	<br>
	<br>
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