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| Structures of Violence<br />

The Jammu and Kashmir Police refused to provide<br />

information on names of SHOs and SP Operations in<br />

Jammu and Kashmir, including Baramulla district.<br />

Government gunmen<br />

The MM operatives who people remember working in the<br />

area are as follows:<br />

i. Abdul Hamid Malik alias Athar, resident of<br />

Chaksari, Pattan<br />

ii. Mohammad Ramzan Mian, alias Hayat Khan,<br />

resident of Pattan. He was later killed.<br />

iii. Azam Khan, resident of Hokar, Badasgam,<br />

Achabal, Islamabad District. He was later killed.<br />

iv. Abdul Majid Mir, alias Shaheen, resident of<br />

Nihalpora, Pattan. He was later killed.<br />

v. Ghulam Ahmad Waza, alias Amma Waza,<br />

resident of Palhallan. He was later killed.<br />

vi. Ghulam Nabi Tantray, alias Kawa, resident of<br />

Palhallan. He was later killed. He had a National<br />

Conference background, and did not himself carry<br />

weapons.<br />

vii. Mohammad Yousuf Tantray, alias Kawa, son of<br />

Ghulam Nabi Tantray, resident of Palhallan. He was later<br />

killed.<br />

viii. Nazir Ahmad Bhat alias Nazir Halwa, resident of<br />

Buran, Pattan. He was later killed.<br />

ix. Mohammad Subhan Tantray, alias Kawa,<br />

resident of Palhallan. He was later killed.<br />

x. Ismail Kawa, resident of Palhallan.<br />

xi. Mushtaq Zargar, resident of Pattan.<br />

xii. Showkat Ahmad alias Shoga, resident of Buran,<br />

Pattan<br />

xiii. Mohammad Raq Mir, alias Adil, resident of<br />

Pattan.<br />

xiv. Shahnawaz, used to be based at Kaw Mohalla,<br />

Palhallan. He was from outside Pattan. He was an<br />

infamous torturer. He was also considered the right hand<br />

man of DSP Kuldeep.<br />

xv. Bashir Ahmad Rather alias Javed, resident of<br />

Nihalpora, Pattan<br />

xvi. Ghulam Hassan Bhat alias Hass Kalloo, resident<br />

of Buran, Pattan.<br />

xvii. Mohammad Maqbool Tantray, alias Kawa,<br />

resident of Palhallan. He was later a victim of enforced<br />

disappearance.<br />

xviii. Shahbaz Ganie, resident of Tangmarg. Presently<br />

works as a Special Police Ofcer [SPO].<br />

xix. Abdul Rashid Ganie, resident of Palhallan. He<br />

was later killed.<br />

xx. Abdul Rehman Ganie, alias Sher Khan alias<br />

Sheru, resident of Mirgund. He was later a victim of<br />

enforced disappearance.<br />

xxi. Nazir Ahmad Hurra, resident of Naidkhai.<br />

Presently works as a SPO in Sumbal, Bandipora.<br />

xxii. Abdul Aziz Rather, resident of Palhallan. He was<br />

later killed.<br />

xxiii. Bashir Rather, son of Abdul Aziz Rather.<br />

xxiv. Habibullah Mir.<br />

xxv. Latief Ahmad Mir, son of Habibullah Mir.<br />

xxvi. Ghulam Nabi Kochka.<br />

xxvii. Jabbar Kanna.<br />

xxviii. Abdul Rashid Ganai, was working with Gharwal<br />

Ries, Palhallan army camp.<br />

xxix. Abdul Rashid Ganai (not same as above), was<br />

working with Gharwal Ries, Palhallan army camp.<br />

xxx. Mohammad Akbar.<br />

xxxi. R e y a z A h m a d S a d d a , s o n o f G h u l a m<br />

Mohammad, resident of Pattan. Presently works as a<br />

SPO in Sumbal, Bandipora.<br />

xxxii. Bashir Ahmad Ganai, was working with Gharwal<br />

Ries, Palhallan army camp.<br />

xxxiii. Mohammad Ismail Tantray, resident of Palhallan.<br />

He did not carry weapons. He had a National Conference<br />

background, and was a lineman in the Power<br />

Department. He was later killed.<br />

xxxiv. Mohammad Abdullah Yatoo, resident of Wusan.<br />

He had a National Conference background. He was later<br />

killed.<br />

xxxv. Manna Grenade. He was later killed.<br />

xxxvi. Abdul Hamid Khan alias Saleem, son of Saif<br />

Khan, resident of Wanigam Bala.<br />

xxxvii. Habib [Saleem and Habib were both at the time,<br />

1995, personal security ofcers to Abdul Ahad Yatoo who<br />

contested the 1996 and subsequent assembly/<br />

parliamentary elections].<br />

xxxviii. Rizwan, resident of Wanigam.<br />

xxxix. Ghulam Mohammad Lone, alias Gul Kandur,<br />

resident of Palhallan.<br />

xl. Mohammad Shaban Tantray, resident of<br />

Tantraypora, Palhallan and used to be based at Kaw<br />

Mohalla, Palhallan.<br />

xli. Abdul Rashid Hajam, resident of Raipora and<br />

used to be based at Kaw Mohalla, Palhallan.<br />

xlii. Abdul Rashid Malla, son of Ghulam Qadir Malla,<br />

resident of Raipora and used to be based at Kaw Mohalla,<br />

Palhallan.<br />

xliii. Abdul Rasheed Hakim, son of Ghulam Nabi<br />

Hakim, and used to be based at Kaw Mohalla, Palhallan.<br />

xliv. Ghulam Mohammad, resident of Kadipora,<br />

Tangmarg and used to be based at Kaw Mohalla,<br />

Palhallan.<br />

xlv. Mukhtar, resident of Mirgund and used to be<br />

based at Kaw Mohalla, Palhallan.<br />

xlvi. Ghulam Mohiuddin Ganie, son of Abdul Rehman<br />

Ganie, resident of Pattan. He is presently working as SPO<br />

in Achabal, Islamabad.<br />

xlvii. Khalil Ahmad Tantray.<br />

xlviii. Abdul Rashid Tantray.<br />

Part D<br />

Complexities and Questions<br />

The Structures of Violence<br />

This chapter while seeking to unravel the complex<br />

structures of violence at play within particular localities<br />

has only been able to do so to a limited extent. To<br />

understand how violence is [and was] perpetrated in<br />

Jammu and Kashmir a more detailed investigation is<br />

required. Examining the role of the various actors<br />

involved behind the scenes whether political or nonpolitical,<br />

formal or informal, would lead to a more<br />

comprehensive understanding of the system in place in<br />

Jammu and Kashmir. This report has therefore been only<br />

an attempt to begin this exploration. A particular<br />

impediment for the researchers was the lack of<br />

transparency from the government and this did not allow<br />

the researchers to make an indepth study of the entire<br />

scale of deployment of army and other forces. Information<br />

available is sketchy and what is presented here has<br />

sometimes been obtained from those who in one way or<br />

the other have worked or cooperated with the structures<br />

of army.

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