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klang lama
3 March 2002
We are Muslims from Ahmedabad,India. We are in big trouble. There has been a
massive slaughter of Muslims here since yesterday. Atleast 500 people have
already been burnt alive in this state including former MP Ehsaan Jafrey,
along with about 50 more people in his home.
There is no law and order. The army is only here on paper. The Hindu
extremists are calling backward class people from outside Ahmedabad to carry
out the mass killings. Their number can rise to thousands if no appropriate
action is taken by the army. The police are firing continuously on the
Muslims. We are requesting you to do as much as you can. We are looking for
your help.
Hanif
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How can we help them?
Riots Continue, Over 250 Indians Killed, Dozens Burnt Alive
By Zafarul-Islam Khan, IOL South Asia Correspondent
NEW DELHI, March 1 (IslamOnline) - After a total collapse of law and order
machinery, in Ahmedabad, the largest city of Gujarat, and over 250 people
murdered, mostly Muslims, the Indian authorities called in the army to
restore order. But the army has been deployed in only four cities out of 36
cities in the state which are under curfew while extremist Hindus are still
on the rampage to 'avenge' the alleged involvement of 'Muslims' in the
train
incident on Wedenesday in which Temple volunteers were attacked by people
of
the washermen community after the volunteers misbehaved with their women.
As violence continued unabated on Friday ten more towns were placed under
curfew, bringing the total towns under curfew to 36 in Gujarat. Fresh
communal violence in Ahmedabad and its outskirts early Friday claimed 30
more lives, including 27 burnt alive while asleep.
Despite the presence of the Army in Ahmedabad, mobs are still out on the
streets. In addition to the human casualties, over a dozen mosques have
been
damaged or demolished during the disturbances.
Some of the worst violence occurred in Naroda-Patia area of Ahmedabad where
in one single act of carnage, a mob of around 5,000 persons killed nearly
65
Muslims in one stroke. The victims included a 20-day-old baby.
There was a huge mob of around 5000 people who stormed our house and
pulled
me and my parents out. They doused us with petrol and set us ablaze...my
parents are dead and see what they have done to me, cried 15-year-old Shah
Jahan, a resident of Noorani Masjid area in Naroda-Patia, pointing to her
face that looked like a horror-mask dripping with blood. Victims said that
they were targeted first on Thursday afternoon by a mob that torched the
entire locality within minutes. At least 58 dead bodies had been recovered
yesterday and scores admitted in the Civil Hospital with serious burn
injuries.
Mohammad Farooq, a painter, has lost his three children and wife to the mob
frenzy. He is left with three children, all admitted to hospital with
serious burn injuries. They burnt down everything. My wife is gone...I do
not know whether these motherless children will be able to live or not...In
one stroke, they wiped out all that I had, sobbed Farooq as he nursed his
three children, all suffering from 50 to 70 per cent burns. Most of the
victims in the Naroda-Patia area are women and children, many of whom are
struggling for life alone in the hospitals. Their relatives are either dead
or injured themselves.
There are reports of fierce attacks by mobs in other cities like Vadodara,
Surat, Rajkot, Surendranagar, Deesa, Palanpur, Khedbrahma, Bharuch, Nadiad,
Viramgam, Mandal, Idar, Dholka, Kalol, Bhiloda, Visnagar and many other
smaller towns of Gujarat. So widespread was the violence that police in
smaller towns didn't have the required force or the fire brigade to control
the damage and enforce curfew strictly.
An official of Ahmedabad, who was worried at the flare-up in Viramgam and
Mandal areas, said: We can't do anything. There is no police force out
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apa lagi..makan la itu maggis. banyak..ooo kat
klang lama
3 March 2002
We are Muslims from Ahmedabad,India. We are in big trouble. There has been a
massive slaughter of Muslims here since yesterday. Atleast 500 people have
already been burnt alive in this state including former MP Ehsaan Jafrey,
along with about 50 more people in his home.
There is no law and order. The army is only here on paper. The Hindu
extremists are calling backward class people from outside Ahmedabad to carry
out the mass killings. Their number can rise to thousands if no appropriate
action is taken by the army. The police are firing continuously on the
Muslims. We are requesting you to do as much as you can. We are looking for
your help.
Hanif
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From: Mohd Nor, Muhamad Sharman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: H-Net* Bagaimana dgn saudara kita di India?
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How can we help them?
Riots Continue, Over 250 Indians Killed, Dozens Burnt Alive
By Zafarul-Islam Khan, IOL South Asia Correspondent
NEW DELHI, March 1 (IslamOnline) - After a total collapse of law and order
machinery, in Ahmedabad, the largest city of Gujarat, and over 250 people
murdered, mostly Muslims, the Indian authorities called in the army to
restore order. But the army has been deployed in only four cities out of 36
cities in the state which are under curfew while extremist Hindus are still
on the rampage to 'avenge' the alleged involvement of 'Muslims' in the
train
incident on Wedenesday in which Temple volunteers were attacked by people
of
the washermen community after the volunteers misbehaved with their women.
As violence continued unabated on Friday ten more towns were placed under
curfew, bringing the total towns under curfew to 36 in Gujarat. Fresh
communal violence in Ahmedabad and its outskirts early Friday claimed 30
more lives, including 27 burnt alive while asleep.
Despite the presence of the Army in Ahmedabad, mobs are still out on the
streets. In addition to the human casualties, over a dozen mosques have
been
damaged or demolished during the disturbances.
Some of the worst violence occurred in Naroda-Patia area of Ahmedabad where
in one single act of carnage, a mob of around 5,000 persons killed nearly
65
Muslims in one stroke. The victims included a 20-day-old baby.
There was a huge mob of around 5000 people who stormed our house and
pulled
me and my parents out. They doused us with petrol and set us ablaze...my
parents are dead and see what they have done to me, cried 15-year-old Shah
Jahan, a resident of Noorani Masjid area in Naroda-Patia, pointing to her
face that looked like a horror-mask dripping with blood. Victims said that
they were targeted first on Thursday afternoon by a mob that torched the
entire locality within minutes. At least 58 dead bodies had been recovered
yesterday and scores admitted in the Civil Hospital with serious burn
injuries.
Mohammad Farooq, a painter, has lost his three children and wife to the mob
frenzy. He is left with three children, all admitted to hospital with
serious burn injuries. They burnt down everything. My wife is gone...I do
not know whether these motherless children will be able to live or not...In
one stroke, they wiped out all that I had, sobbed Farooq as he nursed his
three children, all suffering from 50 to 70 per cent burns. Most of the
victims in the Naroda-Patia area are women and children
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How can we help them?
Riots Continue, Over 250 Indians Killed, Dozens Burnt Alive
By Zafarul-Islam Khan, IOL South Asia Correspondent
NEW DELHI, March 1 (IslamOnline) - After a total collapse of law and order
machinery, in Ahmedabad, the largest city of Gujarat, and over 250 people
murdered, mostly Muslims, the Indian authorities called in the army to
restore order. But the army has been deployed in only four cities out of
36
cities in the state which are under curfew while extremist Hindus are
still
on the rampage to 'avenge' the alleged involvement of 'Muslims' in the
train
incident on Wedenesday in which Temple volunteers were attacked by people
of
the washermen community after the volunteers misbehaved with their women.
As violence continued unabated on Friday ten more towns were placed under
curfew, bringing the total towns under curfew to 36 in Gujarat. Fresh
communal violence in Ahmedabad and its outskirts early Friday claimed 30
more lives, including 27 burnt alive while asleep.
Despite the presence of the Army in Ahmedabad, mobs are still out on the
streets. In addition to the human casualties, over a dozen mosques have
been
damaged or demolished during the disturbances.
Some of the worst violence occurred in Naroda-Patia area of Ahmedabad
where
in one single act of carnage, a mob of around 5,000 persons killed nearly
65
Muslims in one stroke. The victims included a 20-day-old baby.
There was a huge mob of around 5000 people who stormed our house and
pulled
me and my parents out. They doused us with petrol and set us ablaze...my
parents are dead and see what they have done to me, cried 15-year-old
Shah
Jahan, a resident of Noorani Masjid area in Naroda-Patia, pointing to her
face that looked like a horror-mask dripping with blood. Victims said that
they were targeted first on Thursday afternoon by a mob that torched the
entire locality within minutes. At least 58 dead bodies had been recovered
yesterday and scores admitted in the Civil Hospital with serious burn
injuries.
Mohammad Farooq, a painter, has lost his three children and wife to the
mob
frenzy. He is left with three children, all admitted to hospital with
serious burn injuries. They burnt down everything. My wife is gone...I do
not know whether these motherless children will be able to live or
not...In
one stroke, they wiped out all that I had, sobbed Farooq as he nursed his
three children, all suffering from 50 to 70 per cent burns. Most of the
victims in the Naroda-Patia area are women and children, many of whom are
struggling for life alone in the hospitals. Their relatives are either
dead
or injured themselves.
There are reports of fierce attacks by mobs in other cities like Vadodara,
Surat, Rajkot, Surendranagar, Deesa, Palanpur, Khedbrahma, Bharuch,
Nadiad,
Viramgam, Mandal, Idar, Dholka, Kalol, Bhiloda, Visnagar and many other
smaller towns of Gujarat. So widespread was the violence that police in
smaller towns didn't have the required force or the fire brigade to
control
the damage and enforce curfew strictly.
An official of Ahmedabad, who was worried at the flare-up in Viramgam and
Mandal areas, said: We can't do anything. There is no police force out
there. VHP activists seemed quite emboldened by the backing that they got
from the state BJP and did not hesitate to even burn the offices of the
Waqf
Board and Minority Finance Corporation located in the Old Secretariat in
Gandhinagar. Despite the attack on such a high-security area, there was no
attempt by the police to contain the damage.
Gujarat chief Minister Narendra Modi said that Fifty million people of
Gujarat have been stunned and shocked due to the barbaric act committed by
the terrorists in Godhra and obviously peace-loving people have been
hurt...By and large people have observed restraint as the authorities have
been forced to impose curfew only in 27 towns out of 200 towns
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How can we help them?
Riots Continue, Over 250 Indians Killed, Dozens Burnt Alive
By Zafarul-Islam Khan, IOL South Asia Correspondent
NEW DELHI, March 1 (IslamOnline) - After a total collapse of law and order
machinery, in Ahmedabad, the largest city of Gujarat, and over 250 people
murdered, mostly Muslims, the Indian authorities called in the army to
restore order. But the army has been deployed in only four cities out of 36
cities in the state which are under curfew while extremist Hindus are still
on the rampage to 'avenge' the alleged involvement of 'Muslims' in the train
incident on Wedenesday in which Temple volunteers were attacked by people of
the washermen community after the volunteers misbehaved with their women.
As violence continued unabated on Friday ten more towns were placed under
curfew, bringing the total towns under curfew to 36 in Gujarat. Fresh
communal violence in Ahmedabad and its outskirts early Friday claimed 30
more lives, including 27 burnt alive while asleep.
Despite the presence of the Army in Ahmedabad, mobs are still out on the
streets. In addition to the human casualties, over a dozen mosques have been
damaged or demolished during the disturbances.
Some of the worst violence occurred in Naroda-Patia area of Ahmedabad where
in one single act of carnage, a mob of around 5,000 persons killed nearly 65
Muslims in one stroke. The victims included a 20-day-old baby.
There was a huge mob of around 5000 people who stormed our house and pulled
me and my parents out. They doused us with petrol and set us ablaze...my
parents are dead and see what they have done to me, cried 15-year-old Shah
Jahan, a resident of Noorani Masjid area in Naroda-Patia, pointing to her
face that looked like a horror-mask dripping with blood. Victims said that
they were targeted first on Thursday afternoon by a mob that torched the
entire locality within minutes. At least 58 dead bodies had been recovered
yesterday and scores admitted in the Civil Hospital with serious burn
injuries.
Mohammad Farooq, a painter, has lost his three children and wife to the mob
frenzy. He is left with three children, all admitted to hospital with
serious burn injuries. They burnt down everything. My wife is gone...I do
not know whether these motherless children will be able to live or not...In
one stroke, they wiped out all that I had, sobbed Farooq as he nursed his
three children, all suffering from 50 to 70 per cent burns. Most of the
victims in the Naroda-Patia area are women and children, many of whom are
struggling for life alone in the hospitals. Their relatives are either dead
or injured themselves.
There are reports of fierce attacks by mobs in other cities like Vadodara,
Surat, Rajkot, Surendranagar, Deesa, Palanpur, Khedbrahma, Bharuch, Nadiad,
Viramgam, Mandal, Idar, Dholka, Kalol, Bhiloda, Visnagar and many other
smaller towns of Gujarat. So widespread was the violence that police in
smaller towns didn't have the required force or the fire brigade to control
the damage and enforce curfew strictly.
An official of Ahmedabad, who was worried at the flare-up in Viramgam and
Mandal areas, said: We can't do anything. There is no police force out
there. VHP activists seemed quite emboldened by the backing that they got
from the state BJP and did not hesitate to even burn the offices of the Waqf
Board and Minority Finance Corporation located in the Old Secretariat in
Gandhinagar. Despite the attack on such a high-security area, there was no
attempt by the police to contain the damage.
Gujarat chief Minister Narendra Modi said that Fifty million people of
Gujarat have been stunned and shocked due to the barbaric act committed by
the terrorists in Godhra and obviously peace-loving people have been
hurt...By and large people have observed restraint as the authorities have
been forced to impose curfew only in 27 towns out of 200 towns of the
state!
One of the worst incidents of violence took place in Ahmadabad's Gulbarg
Society in Chamanpura on Thursday when close to 50 persons were burnt alive.
The victims included a former member of Parliament, Mr Ahsan Jafery who kept
phoning the police and the administration for six long hours seeking help
against a mob which had encircled his compound but no help arrived. The
death toll, said senior police officials, could go higher.
Jafery was pulled out of his house in Gulbarg Society and set on fire. Five
family members of Jafrey, who were staying in the same locality, are also
believed to have been lynched.
In another heart-rending incident a mob of 200 criminals
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masih ku ingat sewaktu masjid babri di roboh tiada yg
membela melainkan orang islam juga sampai ramai yg
syahid, tapi bila berhala tamiyan yg tiada tuan di
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Riots Continue, Over 250 Indians Killed, Dozens
Burnt Alive
By Zafarul-Islam Khan, IOL South Asia Correspondent
NEW DELHI, March 1 (IslamOnline) - After a total
collapse of law and order
machinery, in Ahmedabad, the largest city of
Gujarat, and over 250 people
murdered, mostly Muslims, the Indian authorities
called in the army to
restore order. But the army has been deployed in
only four cities out of 36
cities in the state which are under curfew while
extremist Hindus are still
on the rampage to 'avenge' the alleged involvement
of 'Muslims' in the train
incident on Wedenesday in which Temple volunteers
were attacked by people of
the washermen community after the volunteers
misbehaved with their women.
As violence continued unabated on Friday ten more
towns were placed under
curfew, bringing the total towns under curfew to 36
in Gujarat. Fresh
communal violence in Ahmedabad and its outskirts
early Friday claimed 30
more lives, including 27 burnt alive while asleep.
Despite the presence of the Army in Ahmedabad, mobs
are still out on the
streets. In addition to the human casualties, over a
dozen mosques have been
damaged or demolished during the disturbances.
Some of the worst violence occurred in Naroda-Patia
area of Ahmedabad where
in one single act of carnage, a mob of around 5,000
persons killed nearly 65
Muslims in one stroke. The victims included a
20-day-old baby.
There was a huge mob of around 5000 people who
stormed our house and pulled
me and my parents out. They doused us with petrol
and set us ablaze...my
parents are dead and see what they have done to me,
cried 15-year-old Shah
Jahan, a resident of Noorani Masjid area in
Naroda-Patia, pointing to her
face that looked like a horror-mask dripping with
blood. Victims said that
they were targeted first on Thursday afternoon by a
mob that torched the
entire locality within minutes. At least 58 dead
bodies had been recovered
yesterday and scores admitted in the Civil Hospital
with serious burn
injuries.
Mohammad Farooq, a painter, has lost his three
children and wife to the mob
frenzy. He is left with three children, all admitted
to hospital with
serious burn injuries. They burnt down everything.
My wife is gone...I do
not know whether these motherless children will be
able to live or not...In
one stroke, they wiped out all that I had, sobbed
Farooq as he nursed his
three children, all suffering from 50 to 70 per cent
burns. Most of the
victims in the Naroda-Patia area are women and
children, many of whom are
struggling for life alone in the hospitals. Their
relatives are either dead
or injured themselves.
There are reports of fierce attacks by mobs in other
cities like Vadodara,
Surat, Rajkot, Surendranagar, Deesa, Palanpur,
Khedbrahma, Bharuch, Nadiad,
Viramgam, Mandal, Idar, Dholka, Kalol, Bhiloda,
Visnagar and many other
smaller towns of Gujarat. So widespread was the
violence that police in
smaller towns didn't have the required force or the
fire brigade to control
the damage and enforce curfew strictly.
An official of Ahmedabad, who was worried at the
flare-up in Viramgam and
Mandal areas, said: We can't do anything. There is
no police force out
there. VHP activists seemed quite emboldened by the
backing that they got
from the state BJP and did not hesitate to even burn
the offices of the Waqf
Board and Minority Finance Corporation located in
the Old Secretariat in
Gandhinagar. Despite the attack on such a
high-security area, there was no
attempt by the police to contain the damage.
Gujarat chief Minister Narendra Modi said that
Fifty million people of
Gujarat have been stunned and shocked due to the
barbaric act committed by
the terrorists in Godhra and obviously peace-loving
people have been
