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Lalla Ded sings- Chidanandas Jnan prakashas Yimav Chyun tim zeevantai mokhta vishaymis samsarnis pashyas abodi gandah shyat-shyat ditya. Shiva is a creative agent. He can be likened to a painter who delineates the universe on the canvas of His own consciousness. When He creates, He is the Shakti. He and His divine consciousness pervade the universe, whether animate or inanimate. From man to everything living to dead objects have immanence of Shiva. He is not like a monotheistic God who creates the world and leaves it alone. The creator and the created never meet. Shiva is present in everything living or non-living. As an ultimate destiny everything finds its resting place in Shiva's consciousness supreme. Lalla Ded says:- Gagan Chaya Bhutal Chay Chay Dyan Pawan Ta Rath Lalla Ded knows the inherent nature of Shiva, who is anahat, pranav, unhindered sound of oum, kha-swarup, shunyalia, aham, I consciousness, bindu and nada and as pure consciousness has no name and form, caste, colour and gotra. Lalla Ded is aware of the trajectory that she has to warily follow to attain emergence into the pure consciousness of Shiva, wherein the stir of creativity lies undifferentiated from the vast ocean of that consciousness. As an initiate she has to practise pran-apan to pacify her chitta (mind) from kshob (disturbance) brought about by currents and cross-currents of diverse thoughts. She has to pass through states where there will be a void or support-lessness and also flashes of illuminating consciousness uplifting her from the crippling limitations that have bound her as a jiva. Shiv, to her, is the only deity that qualifies to ride the 'trigunatmac' horse as put in the allegory. Lalla Ded’s Shiva is-
Lalla Ded is in full know of her human condition. She is a Jiva beset with enormous web of limitations. Her Shiva has six attributes which He can harness at His mere will with nothing to restrain Him. He has the attributes of sovereign power (maheshwariya), omnipotence (sarva-kartritva), Omniscience (sarvajnatritva), all-inclusiveness (purnatva) eternality (nityatva), and all-pervasiveness (vyapaktva). What essentially distinguishes her from Shiva is that He masters His in-built attributes while she is in a state of servitude to the limitations that have enmeshed her. Lalla Ded pours out-
Shiva is transcendetal, beyond the confines of time and space, but He is equally immanent, present in everything He incessantly creates on the screen of His own consciousness. His is not the case of a semitic God who creates the world and withdraws from it for fear of losing His unity. Shiva creates all the world of animates and equally creates the world of inanimates. A dead stone also has the spark of His creative consciousness, but the spark is slightly weak. Whatever appears in the world is within the ambit of His all-pervasive consciousness. Lalla Ded Conveys the immanence of Shiva-
Shiva as prakash or in transcendence is rest, equipoise and perfect equilibrium. He brims with anand (bliss). The canvas of universe that He incessantly opens out and draws in as a matter of sport (Leela) is His garden where He deilghts in the flowers of smell, taste, sight, sound and touch. The multifarious diversity that Shiva creates is His act of lordliness and it in no way disturbs His poise and tranquility. Lalla Ded as a yogini living in the flowery world of smell, sight et al is so well-poised in her (Contd. from Page 13) awareness that she sees Shiva in the world, yet beyond the confines of the world as a perceptible garden. She is at a station where she is absolutely content and joyous having dips in the ever-gushing nectar of Shiva's consciousness supreme. She calls such dips as 'dying' because it is a state of mergence. Lalla Ded sings:- Lala ba chayan suman baga baras vuchum Shivas Shakhat meelith tavah laya karmas amryat saras tati maras ta karyam kyha It is a matter of common observation that water as an element under freezing conditions gets frozen into the form of snow and ice. When the sun shines upon snow or ice, it gets melted, back into the state of water. The element of water, the process of getting frozen and snow or ice, though sequentially three in number are essentially one. Water as the basic substance under a freezing process turns into snow or ice. Similarly the fundamental fluid of Shiva's consciousness having a stir of creativity in a submerged condition assumes varied forms under the willing impulse of Shiva Himself. Diversity as we find in the multi-faceted universe is eternally one with the creative consciousness of Shiva. It is an eternal process of opening out (unmesh) and withdrawing in (nimilan) Lalla Ded sings out-
The frightful and ominous clouds of bigotry and intolerance had enveloped the skies of Kashmir when Lalla Ded was treading the native land of Kashmir. The forcible conversions with the aid of Muslim state power had already kick-started. In her trenchant exhortation to the hordes of Sayyid-Sufis acting as sappers and miners of Islam she clamours out the immanence of Shiva and need to follow the path of self-recognition as part of Trika Darshan to see essence of Shiva in men of all faiths:- Shiva chuya thali-tahl rozan mozan hynd ta musalman trukhai chyukh pan praznav soya chai shivas saet zani-zan END HERITAGE Exploration at 'Karad' By Sanjay Godbole 'Karad' is one of the important cities and centers in the district of 'Satara* in Maharashtra. 'Karad' is situated 17° 17' N. Latitude and 74° 13' Longitude and lies in the valley of rivers Krishna and Koyna. Karad has been assuming importance centuries after centuries on account of several unique features and specialties. We also get stray references from the chronicles of ancient history as to how this place got to acquire it's present name "karad'. There is a place called 'Bharuth' near 'Jabalpur'. In the inscription surfacing at the stupa at Bharuth [ 2n Century B.C.] a mention has been made, of the donations given by the ' Bhikku sangham' [Confederation of Bhikkhus] of Karad. This mention refers to "karad' as 'Karahakat'. There are rock cut caves at "kuda' near "Alibaug'. At' Kuda' Karad has since been referred to as 'Karhakad'. The oldest available remains in the precincts of Karad are the Buddhist rock cut caves at "Agashiva'. These rock cut caves belong to Hinayana sect. There is an inscription in these rock cut caves stating that these caves were donated to the Bhikkhu Sangham by 'sanghamitra'. Some archaeological experts are of the opinion that looking to the style of the rock cut cave and the Sculpture and the monasaries in them this rock cut cave belonging to Hinayana Sect must belong to the second century. In the area surrounding Karad many remains frequently surface. These remains are mostly in the form of terracotta's, ancient coins, beads and potsherds. The Royal Asiatic society has taken a due congnizance of the remains surfacing in this area. In the rainy season, all rivers are in spate. After the spate water is over, numerous ancient coins are found. Previously, all such coins were deposited with the District collectorate at Satara. The Asiatic society has made a special mention that majority of these and such coins belong to the western Kshatraps. The Bharat Itihas Sanshodhak Mandal of Pune has a Lion's share in surfacing the various remains found near Karad. The Bharat Itihas Sanshodhak Mandal, Pune, has brought to light a very ancient Jain idol. Bharat Itihas Sanshodhak Mandal, Pune initiated an excavation project at an ancient hillock near the ramparts (of a fort) called (pant Kot) in the year 1948 at Karad. During this excavation, the following articles surfaced, belonging to Satavahana period Ring-wells, dishes, utensils, earthen pots, Roman styled potsherds and Chinese Celedon type wares & utensils. In addition to these, Satavahana period pedestals, ivory sticks for eye make-up i.e. application of Lamp black (Kajal), terracottas & coins were also surfaced. The research scholars of Bharat Itihas Sanshodhak Mandal and Shri. Y.R. Gupte, the Assistant director Epigraphy Karad also has published a detailed report as to the history of Karad. Shri. B.M. Purandare, has found a Roman bullae from the area surrounding Karad, Mr. G.H. Khare Praised Shri. Purandare on this count. Even as on today, the area around Karad abounds in ancient coins. Majority of these coins are struck in Lead. On obverse of these coins, an image of a Lion and on the reverse a symbol of an arrow and a bow are depicted. These coins invariably make a reference to the 'Kumara' dynasty, and have been brought to light from this area. It is from this very area an important coin from numismatic point of view has been brought to light. This coin weighed 3.200 gms, was oblong in shape and was made of Lead. On the obverse side, there is a motif of a Lion; and on the reverse side there are letters reading as 'Maha Senapati Kumaras' in the Brahmi Script around the Swastika symbol. While studying the pattern and the type of this coin one is sure to remember the Swastika type coins struck by Mahasenapati Manamahisha of Kondapur in Andhra Pradesh. I published an exhaustive note of that coin in the newsletter (May 1997) of the Oriental Numismatic Society. It was at this site only that the famous oriental scholar, Shri Bhandarkar came across a copper-plate belonging to 'King Krishna' the third of (he Rashtrakuta Dynasty. This copper plate refers to Karad as 'Karhat'. At Karad, one comes across many remains belonging to the Muhamedian regimes of medieval times. A majority of those remains belong to the Adilshahi period or times. The deputy chief of the Bijapur court was stationed at Karad at that time. Those, desirous of undertaking the Haj pilgrimage traditionally went to Dabhol harbour via karad in those times. An entry gate situated in the north of Karad was called the 'Dabhol' gate. There is also a large sized well, in the west of Karad, said to belong to Adilshahi period. In the surrounding area one sees the remains of the embankments of an old water storage tank. There are two Dargas built in 1350 AD & 1391 A.D. in Guruwar peth at Karad. [Peth is an area identified in the name of a week day.] One of these Dargahs is having considerable height. There is also an old monument in Shaniwar peth in karad, known as Khwaja Khizar Dargah'. Most of the Dargahs do have sanctioned annual gifts or gratuities since the times of Adilshahi regimes. The most picturesque and attractive Building in Karad happens to be the mosque built by Ibrahim khan between the year 1557 A.D. & 1580 A.D. during the regime of Ali Adilshah the first. There are imposingly magnificent minarets 106 ft. high by the side of this mosque. A legend is making rounds in 1659, here that fazal Khan, the son of Afzal Khan after he [ Afzal Khan] was slain, went into hiding in these minarets. Rooms and baths are built in the precincts of this mosque for convenience of the pilgrims. There is a specific reference in the stone inscription that the above work of construction, was completed in the year 1580 A.D. [Year 983 as per Hijari calender] One can obtain a sight of these Minarets from at a distance. With a view to make an indepth study of this structure, I went inside the minarets, after obtaining the necessary permission from the authorities. The steps inside the Minaret were built instone and the tread and rise were abnormally wide & high. The diameter ( inner one) of the minar was like a room, according to my estimate. 1 could also have a close look at the stone inscription detailing the establishment of the foundation of this mosque. The inscription of this Adilshahi mosque was in Persian. During the tenure of my mission of exploration at Karad, I tried very extensively, to know whether any Persian documents or manuscripts could be made available to me. I learned that some gentleman at Karad was in possession of a collection of Persian verses. I however, could not contact him at that time. All the same, I could see an incomplete manuscript of ' Sheikh Saadi's' poems of Mughal period called 'Gulistan'. There is an ancient 'Eid gah' meeting ground during 'Eid' at Karad [Eid- gah a meeting ground for offering Namaz prayers for a large congregation] It is 250 feet long and it's construction was completed during the year 1577 A.D. [ Year 980 as per Hijari Calender] Between the years 1992 - 1995, A.D. I myself and one of my friends (late) Shri Shrikant Sahastrabuddhe went to Karad, in search of ancient remains. There was one Mr. Gharge, a local resident of Karad who was a collector and compiler of such old and rare and historically precious items and had made a sizable collection of sculptures. We saw Mr. Gharge's entire collection preserved in a local school. Had some one cared to take out a small handbook or brochure giving informative details of all the antiquities, it would have gone a long way to help the students of ancient hisotory & art in systematically studying the same. During our study tour of Karad we frequently visited the scrap dealers and goldsmiths & jewelers and many times we could discover ancient coins or old brass wares or copperwares. Majority of coins surfaced at Karad belonged to medieval sultans [Such as from, Adilshahi, Bahmani & Nizamshahi sultans]. In some of the instances, the coin chronology dated back straight to Satavahana Period. At Karad, numerous coins have surfaced belonging to 'Ashmak'. At Karad mainly the coins belonging to "kumara Dynasty' who were tributory to "Satavahana have surfaced. One such coin has since been described earlier. At Karad many 'Lead' coins were available which were mostly associated with or pertinently related to Satavahana and / or Kumara dynesties . On some of these coins, more importantly, we found that a symbol consisting of a 'Bow and Arrow' was depicted, a fact which indicated that these coins belonged to "Kura' Dynesty. At Karad, many a time, terracotta Roman Bullaes are reported during explorations. Since Roman coins were famous in the world for their excellent craftsmanship and artistic form, these Bullaes were made from the impressions of these coins as a die - cast- mould. These
Bullaes surfacing at Karade are 2:-- cm in diameter and have two small apertures pieced in these so that these could be sported as necklaces. Numerous ancient remains such as Roman styled red polished ware, glass bangles, Terracotta earrings, potsherds, Roman wares with decorative motiffs, earthen beads with motif, Bangles made out of Conch -shells, have surfaced in Karad. All these must have reached Karad due to international trading activities. Gold coins of later chalukyas in the shape of a horse - shoe very frequently surfaced in karad, meaning thereby, that these were in vogue or in circulation, in those periods. In addition, Medieval period earthenware pots and utensils also are found in the precincts of Karad, though sporadically. On account of these ancient remains surfaced at Karad, it is evident that Karad was a prominent trade centre during ' Satavahana Period'. The caves belonging to "Hinayana' sect and the remains of jain idols clearly establish the significant rapport of people practising jain & Buddhist faith with the city of "karad". like the ancient period, the importance of Karad has not been belittled in any way during Medieval periods. This Fact is borne out by the presence of the structures existing and other related remains surfaced at Karad. END
Due to the unquestionable faith reposed in the established rituals, all such families are broadly known by the name of Gurtoo’s The ritualistic purity sustained with unbroken devotion and faithful allegiance spanning over centuries of time is a characteristic and pronounced feature of them. The fierce religious discipline and amazing purity exhibited by them in guarding this indigenous strain of religious variant exemplifies their unaltered tradition. They deserve all the accolades and acclaim for having preserved their centuries old clan specific rituals and in the process also having kept their essence intact. Driven by immense faith, the Gurtoo families desist to blur the traditional line as even a minute abberation or wrong doing in the ritual observance is believed to have fearsome outcome. The Shivratri rituals of Gurtoo clans not only strike a connectivity with the preceding times when Vaishnavite influence occupied a pivotal space in our belief system but also represent a spill over of the past in the form of their present day rituals. Interestingly, the word ‘Gurit’ is also associated with the best quality clay in Kashmir which is known for the finest purificatory properties. Locally known as ‘Gurit Maech’, it is procured from Sampora area of Pampore tehsil of Pulwama district of Kashmir. Incidentally, it is not without reason that ‘Gurit Maech’ or clay mixed with water and cowdung is utilised for smearing the rooms, whenever the houses in Kashmir are to be spurced up for the auspicious events as it is supposed to remove all the traces of contaminations and ensure wholesome purity. Likewise , all those families, who steadfastly adhere to the purity of the rituals are commonly referred as 'Gurtoo's in Kashmir. The Gurtoo rituals are sacred commitments, which make us feel close to the Divine, opined Smt. Chunji Gurtoo, an erstwhile native of Kharyar, Habbakadal Srinagar and now putting up at Anand Nagar, Bohri Jammu. She informed that in Gurtoo families, the intake of non-vegetarian food including 'Tamsic' one is totally given up from Phagun Krishan Paksh Dashmi and vegetariansim is stictly followed. From that day in accordance with the 'Gurtoo specific clan strictures, excepting for 'Sattvic' vegetables, fruits and milk, the purchase of cheese and bread and getting them inside the house is forbidden. Adding to it, Smt. Chuniji disclosed that in earlier times, on this days all the used earthen cooking untensils were broken and replaced by the new religious one's. The adherence to the code of purity and piousness was so obsessive in the earlier times that Gurtoo families would not spare even the clay container used for storing charcoal ash locally known as 'Soore Laejh'. Apart from it, even the iron vessel used for holding edible oil, locally known as 'Tila Vaer' was put inthe roaring fire of the indigenous mud hearth (dhaan) to ensure the removal of all traces of impurity. She also revealed proudly that day's ahead of the festival, painstakingly efforts and extraordinary care were undertaken to ensure scrupulous and spotless cleanliness of the house by smearing it with a mix of 'Sampur' clay, water and cowdung. The purificatory act of cleansing locally known as 'livun' was accmplished with enormous faith even in the wintry chill. Continuing in the same vein, she recalled that on 'Dyara dahum'. i.e. dashmi, the potter and in some families potteress would deliver the earthen pooja vessels, called 'VatakBane', and freshly baked cooking untensils to be used for the entire year. In line with the auspiciousness of the occasion the utensils were taken inside the house after the ritualistic waving of water filled vessel around the potter and the utensils. The ritual known by the local name of 'Aalath' is an act of supplication to the Divine. Likewise, the procurement of the flowers, grass woven spherical seating bases called 'Aarie', grass woven string embedded with flowers and Bilvai leaves, locally known as 'Vusur' were also ensured usually on the same day through a courier known by the local name of 'Push'. Interestingly, 'Pushan' is a deity in the Vedas, having the etymological root 'Push', meaning the nourisher. As per a religious belief 'Pushan is the protector of cattle and of human possessions and is said to bless the bride in marriage functions. She also recounted that on Phagun Krishna Paksh Ekadashi, eleven saucer shaped earthenwares known by the name of 'Parvav' are seated on grass woven spherical bases 'Aarie' and their ritualistic pooja is performed usually in the morning. The vegetarian dishes of 'haak', unpounded moong daal in combination either with nadru (lotus stem) or raddish are cooked and a small portion of them mixed with a bit of rice are put in these 'Parvas' as a mark of offering amidst religious invocations. On the next day i.e. Phagun Krishna Paksh Duvadasham, locally known as 'Vagur Bhah', an earthen vessel (nout or 'choud') according to individuals family 'reeth' filled up with water and walnuts is reverentially installed amidst pooja. The rituals is known as 'Vagur Barun' and the most favoured dish is moong daal in combination with raddish. As per a locals belief 'Vagur' symbolises the preparatory welcome extended to the family priest of the bridegroom, who visits the bride's home as a prelude to the actual marriage function. Smt. Chuniji Gurtoo further revealed that on Shivratri a narrow mouthed earthen pitcher called 'Gagar', a symbolic representation of Lord Shiva, a wide mouthed utensil called 'doul' or a small clay pitcher known as 'Choud', symbolizing Goddess Parvati, are reverantailly docked with 'mouli', flowers, Bilva leaves and 'Vusir'. They are afterwards seated on the grass pedestals 'Aarie' in the Pooja room, locally kown as 'Vatak Kuth'. Additionally a small sized pitcher called 'Ram Goud', small earthenwares called 'Sanivarie', ling shaped 'Sonipatul' and Dhoop holder called 'Dhupazoor' are also positioned in the 'Vatak Kuth'. All the Pooja utensils are collectively known as 'Vatuk' the Pooja material as 'Vatak Samagri' and Pooja ingradients as 'Vatak Masola.'. It was also disclosed that best culinary skills are employed to cook a lavish-spread of vegetarian dishes of 'moong daal' in combination with nadru, 'nadru yakhni', sour raddish slices, locally known as 'mujie kaela', deep fried crisp nadru slices called 'nadur churma', 'dum aalu' and sour methi on Shivratri. As per a centuries old reeth, a sort of distinctive ethnic drink having exotic taste and known by the local name of 'Madhu Panakh' is an integral part of Shivratri pooja of most of the Gurtoo families. The various ingredients especially almonds, cardamom, dates Kishmish coconut, bhang (cannabis), jujbee and sugar crystals (nabadh) are thoroughly pounded andmixed with milk to get this specialised brew. It is a symbolic hallucinogenic drink believed to bring heightened consciousness and ecstasy in the worshippers. 'Madhu Panakh' is supposed to eliminate wordly distractions and ignoable thoughts and facilitate communion with the divine. Interestingly, god of the gods, Lord Shiva is said to be fond of narcotic preparation of bhang and milk called 'Siddhi'. It is due to this reason that one of the names of Lord Shiva is 'Sidheshvara'. On Shivratri, 'Madhu Panakh' is also offered to the earthen utensil of 'Nout' the symbolic representation of Lord Shiva. Extending her conversation, Smt Chuniji disclosed that Gurtoo families being 'Shivkarmis' display boundless devotion and reverence for Lord Shiva. It is in total contrast with most of the non-Gurtoo Kashmiri families, who have endless adoration for 'Bhairva' the fearsome manifesation of Lord Shiva. This varying devotional allegiance has correspondingly influenced the rituals and customs performed by them on Shivratri. In some Gurtoo families, the ritual of 'Parmujan' is done on the day next to Shivratri, i.e. 'Salaam' but in the process, they ensure the clearance of the symbolic sacrificial obltation material done for the departed souls, known by the name of 'Ankan'. It is completed on Shivratri evening itself. Strangely, in most of the Gurtoo families, the vegetarian 'reeth' or tradition is done away with on Phagun Krishna Paksh Amavasya evening with the cooking of meat preparations of yellow meat, locally called 'Kaliya' or meat mixed with turnips or in combination with goat's stomach, locally called as 'demni gogzi'. It is due to this reason that 'Amavasya in Gurtoo families is known as 'Demni Mavas'. It is in contrast to non-Gurtoo and non-vegetarian families, where 'Amavasya' is designated as 'Doon Mavas'. A sizeable section of Gurtoo families cook meat dishes on the day next to 'Amavasya' i.e. Phagun Shukla Paksh Pratipidha as they shy away from taking meat on 'Amavasya' due to religious sentiments. Smt Chuniji Gurtoo stated that 'Amavasya' related pooja was performed on the Vitasta river bank. The ritual involved taking the 'Vatak Nout' and 'Choud' or 'dulij' in a wicker basket to the river bank, where their contents were emptied in the flowing water before performing pooja of walnut kernels, which served as 'prasadh' or 'naveed' for the devotees. The 'Visarjan' ritual is followed by symbolic cutting of the flowing river water seven times cross-wise with a knife. Understandably, the symbolic cutting of water reiterates our vows and commitments seven times to perform Shivratri related rituals with reverence, determination and steadfast devotion as the figure seven has a sacred and holy connotation in Hindu religious tradition. The Rigveda speaks of seven underworlds of 'Patala' of the earth known by the names of Atal, Vital, Sutal, Rasatal, Talatal, Mahatal and Patal. They are said to be inhabited by Nagas, Daityas, Danavas and Yakshas etc Vitala is believed to be ruled by Hatakeshvara, a close confident of Lord Shiva, while as Vasuki, the king of Nagas or snakes is said to reign supreme in Patala. The holy scriptures also speak of seven upperworlds, which are designated as Bhuvloka (earth), Bhuvarloka (area lying between (Contd. from Page 12) earth and sun, where Munis and Sidha's are said to reside), Swarloka (region between Sun and Polarstar, Maharloka (abode of Bhrign Rishi and other saints). Janaloka (abode of mind-born sons) i.e. 'manas-putras' of Lord Bramhav, Taparloka and lastly Satyaloka, also known as 'Bramha Loka', where Lord Bramha is believed to reside. The digit seven also denotes seven holy and pilgrimage cities of Ayodhya, Mathura, Gaya, Banaras or Kashi, Kanchi of Canjeveram, Avanti or Ujjain and Dwarka. Seven also symbolises seven Saptrishis or Prajapatis, who are also known as 'manas-putras' or mind born sons of Lord Bramha. As per Satapatha Brahmna, they are Gotama, Bharadwaj, Vishwamitra, Jamadagn, Vasishtha, Kashyapa and Atri. According to Mahabharata, they are Marichi, Atri, Angiras, Pulaha, Kratu, Pulastya and Vasistha, Seven also stands for seven names of Rudras, the fearsome and frightening manifestations of Lord Shiva, which are Bhava, Sarva, Ishana, Pashupati, Bhima Ugra and Mahadeva. It also represents seven sacred holy rivers of Ganga, Saraswati, Sindhu, Gomati, Gandhak, Saryu and Beas or Vipasha. The number seven is also associated with 'Saptpadhi' ceremony of going around the 'agni' seven times at the time of marriage ceremony, symbolising togetherness of the spouses for emotional strength, wealth, food, progeny, long life, prosperity and eternal association. The said number also represents the seven streams into which the river Ganga is believed to split after descending down from the matted hair of Lord Shiva. The digit seven also symbolizes seven sacred mountains, seven sacred trees of Bilvav, Peepal, Ashvatha, Banayan and Mangoo etc. and seven segments of earth called Jambu, Kura, Palaksh, Shalmali, Kranch and Pushkar. --(To be continued) END
Mar 1: Terrorists shot dead an SPO at Kastigarh, Doda. An OGW of HM was arrested in Pulwama. Pranab Mukerjee said that Pakistan has to dismantle terror network. Mar 2: One person was injured in an explosion outside an Army camp in Handwara, Kashmir. A bomb hoax created panic in court complex Janipur. Chief Minister Omar Abdullah said that the outsider militants could be given safe passage if they leave behind guns. Law Minister Rahim Rather said that AFSPA can't be repealed by the state. There was no Poonch guest for PoK today. Mar 3: Terror attack on Srilankan cricket team in Lahore leaves six cricketers and their assistant coach injured while eight people including security guards of the players were killed. Mar 4: Two blasts rocked Srinagar as terrorists made abortive bid on the life of SHO Saddar and attack on Rajbagh Police Station. Security forces busted a terrorist hideout and recovered arms and ammunition in Chakrishpora, Bandipore. Mar 5: The hoax caller Raj Kumar, whose call created panic in the HC complex, has been arrested in Jammu. Karvan-e-Aman cancelled on Pak request. Mar 6: One person was killed as clashes broke out between protesters and forces in Nowhatta, Srinagar. Four persons including two security personnel were injured in two separate blasts in Doda and Ramban districts. VDC members held protests in support of their demands. Mar 7: Two IED's were defused in Kupwara. Tensions grips Srinagar as security forces enforce restrictions to foil wide spread protests. TADA Court awards life imprisonment to HM comdr Mohammad Ayub Dar alias Ashfaq in Moulvi Farooq murder case. Mar 8: Restrictions continued in Srinagar. A TA jawan Zaffarullah Khan desecrated Army and escaped with three rifles reportedly to join the terrorist ranks. An Army jawan shot himself to death in Doda. Mar 9: Two HM terrorists were killed in Battas-Dharam, Gool. Two jawans were injured in an encounter in forest area of Handwara, Kupwara, Hindu Shrines Bill was introduced by the government in Assembly. Mar 10: A Sarpanch was killed by terrorists in Mahore. An Army jawan was held with catridges at Jammu Railway Station. Mar 11: Two HM terrorists were arrested in Pulwama and Baramulla districts. Mar 13: Two IED's were defused in Haryana Top in Reasi and two hideouts were busted in Bharat, Doda. A HuM terrorist was arrested in Baramulla. India handed over replies to Pak questionaire on Mumbai attack. Mar 14: Three LeT terrorists including a Pakistani were killed at Sarwa village in Keshwan, Kishtwar. A financial coordinator of LeT was arrested in Rajouri. Two terrorists were killed in Handwara. Pranab Mukerjee seeks action from Pak on terror attacks. Mar 15: A Pak infiltrator was killed on IB in RS Pura sector. Three IEDs were defused in Poonch. Army refuses to join Govt. probe into Sopore killings. Mar 16: Two IEDs were defused in Srinagar and Baramulla districts. Former Governor J&K, SK Sinha said that Mufti Sayeed acted as the spokesman of militants and several ministers were hobnobbing with separatists. Panun Kashmir alleged that the State Assembly is being used for communal and separatist agenda. Pak political crisis blewover as Zardari agreed to reinstate deposed judges including Chief Justice Iftikhar Geelani. Mar 17: A terrorist hideout was busted and arms and ammunition recovered in Batmaloo, Srinagar. Antony assured Omar Abdullah of action against guilty in Sopore killings. Mar 18: An LeT women terrorists was arrested in Thathri, Doda. Home Minister sounded High Alert in J&K during elections and said that Army report on Bomai killings will be presented soon. Home Minister reviewed security situation in UHQ meet . Mar 19: An Assistant Commandant and three others of CRPF were suspended as police filed murder case against CRPF men in Pulwama killing. An HM terrorist was arrested at Wussan, Ganderbal. Mar 20: Three terrorists were killed as Army foiled an intrusion bid in Kupwara; four Army personnel sustained injuries in the encounter. Seven ring leaders of stone plotters in Nowhatta, Srinagar were arrested by police in a novel way. Army probe held a JCO and two jawans responsible for Bombai killings as government pitches for shifting of the camp. Mar 21: Two more terrorists were killed in Kupwara as Pak troops violated ceasefire yet again in Uri. Home Minister alleged that Pakistan was not probing link of official agencies in Mumbai attacks and denied FBI and India access to investigate. Arms and explosives were recovered in Mendhar, Poonch. Mar 22: A Major was among four Army personnel killed in Kupwara encounter; a terrorists was also killed in today's operation. Three terrorists of HM were arrested in Anantnag and arms and ammunition recovered from their possession. Arms and ammunition was recovered from Nangali forests in Poonch. Mar 23: Death toll in Kupwara operation rose to 19 as five more terrorists and four jawans were killed in today's encounter. An HM terrorist was killed in Shopian. A civilian was killed by unidentified gunmen in Bandipore. Mar 24: Toll in Kupwara operation rose to 25 with death of six more terrorists in Handwara. An HM terrorist was arrested from Jewel Chowk, Jammu while an OGW of terrorists was also arrested when he was purchasing combat dresses for terrorists. Army has decided to relocate Bomai Camp. Antony directed Army to deal firmly with terrorists. Omar Abdullah accused Pakistan of activating terrorist launching pads. People in Kashmir mourned death of a Kashmir soldier killed in Kupwara operation. Mar 25: Even if Army claimed that intelligence network thwarted infiltration bid in Kupwara, Army Chief said that Pak Army support to terrorists who were killed in Kupwara was possible. Army lodged protests against cease-fire violation with Pak. Mar 26: A top LeT Comdr was among four terrorists killed as there was another infiltration bid in Gurez. A top HM terrorist was arrested in Mahore, Reasi. Omar Abdullah briefed PM on law and order situation. Mar 27: A terrorist was killed in Rajouri while an LeT terrorists surrendered in Doda. Three HM terrorists were arrested in Kashmir Valley as operation against infiltrators in Gurez has been hampered by inclement weather. 50 people were killed in Pak mosque attack. Mar 28: Two terrorists were killed in Tral, Pulwama. A terrorist hideout was busted in Reasi and an IED defused in Rajouri. Govt is to approach WG in Centre-State relationship to give its report. Mar 29: A terrorist was killed in Lolab, while searches continue in Gurez, Army said that terrorists might have sneaked back into Pakistan. The US asked Pakistan to cut ties with Al Qaeda, LeT and Taliban. Mar 30: Two terrorists were killed in Shopian. An Army jawan was killed in Reasi. Geelani was detained by Police as he was to launch anti poll campaign. 13 people including some terrorists were killed as terrorists attacked Police Academy in Lahore. Mar 31: A terrorists was killed in Kupwara. A HM terrorist surrendered at Miran Sahib in Jammu. Pakistan Taliban leader Baitullah Mehsud claimed responsibility of Lahore Police Academy attack and warned strikes in US and Pak. April 1: An LeT terrorist was arrested in Mohripora, Anantnag. Governor J&K and Army Commander Northern Command reviewed over all security situation in the state. April 2: A top LeT terrorist Yusuf Gujjar was among three terrorists killed at Sarwan in Keshwan, Kishtwar. Two brothers were shot at and injured by terrorists at Bei Nullah in Dharmshal, Rajouri. Seven day long Army operation was called off as no fresh contact was established with the terrorists. There are reports that the terrorists might have sneaked back into PoK. Mumbai attack mastermind Muzamil was on J&K terror radar as the intercepts found him asking Salahuddin to push more and more terrorists in J&K. April 3: A terrorist and a Army jawan were killed in an encounter in Trehgam, Kupwara. Five activists of Hurriyat (Geelani) were arrested in Srinagar. Union Home and Defence Secretaries reviewed security and poll arrangements in J&K. President advocates for latest weaponry to Army. BJP promises POTA like law and abrogation of article 370 in its election manifesto. April 4: An Army jawan was injured but three suspected terrorists managed their escape in an encounter at Seel in Doda district. Army recovered arms and ammunition in Rajouri. Amidst reports of increase in infiltration with 400 terrorists waiting to enter J&K ahead of elections, government has asked for beefing up security to thwart any attempt of violence during election. Another suicide attack left eight dead in Pakistan where 30 suspected terrorists were killed in US drone attack. April 5: A terrorist was killed in an encounter in Trehgam, Kupwara four security personnel suffered injuries in yet another encounter in Lolab. An Army jawan was found dead in his camp at Bandipore. There are reports that Taliban have sneaked into J&K. After yet another suicide attack in Pakistan that killed 30 Shia worshippers India said that dismantling terrorist network in Pakistan was in her own interest. April 6: Two Army jawan were killed in an encounter in Lolab. An Army jawan shot himself dead in Kokernag. Seven persons were killed and 61 others injured on the eve of PM's visit to Assam. April 7: Two terrorists were killed in Lolab. Arms and ammunition was recovered in Rajouri and Udhampur districts. Maintaining that the alertness will neutralise infiltrators, Union Home Minister said that militant groups were determined to infiltrate into J&K. April 8: A fake Army jawan was arrested from Railway Station Jammu. Army said that it was not aware of Taliban presence in J&K. April 9: Two Bangladeshis were arrested from Raika forests near Bhatindi, Jammu. Ahead of polls, the number of terrorists in Doda district has increased as there has been increase in LeT and HM cadres. CRPF is to raise 10 Btns to fight terror. The US and Pakistan differ in fight against Taliban and Al Qaeda. April 10: An intruder was shot dead by terrorists at Suchetgarh border. A woman was killed in an explosion in her house at Bhaderwah. A terrorist hideout was busted in Mahore. A terrorist hideout was destroyed and large quantity of arms and ammunition recovered in Pattan. Prime Minister described intrusion as serious threat to poll process. April 11: A tragedy was averted as security forces detected and defused an IED planted along roadside in Baramulla town. A terrorist hideout was busted and large quantity of arms and ammunition recovered in Janidhara forests in Rajouri. Arun Jaitley said that BJP is committed to abrogation of Article 370. Separatist leader Sajjad Lone is to contest parliamentary elections from Baramulla Constituency. April 12: A JeM terrorist was killed and a captain injured in an encounter in Pulwama. Even if Farooq Abdullah denied any presence of Taliban in the Valley and said that the reports were deliberate to destroy tourism Mehbbooba described reports deliberate leaks to scare away voters. April 13: The 36 hour long in Pulwama ended with recovery of bodies of two terrorists and injuries to a captain. Geelani threatened massive agitation if the political detenues were not released. April 14: Army Chief General Deepak Kapoor said that women militants were being trained across LoC and infiltration may rise due to polls. He also denied of any trace of Taliban in the state but added that anyone belonging to any organisation who disturbes peace will be neutralised.
April 15: Reacting Salahuddin's threat to disturb elections, Farooq Abdullah said that HM cannot stop elections but Army maintained that it has taken the threat seriously and is working to ensure free and fair polls. Prime Minister ruled out resumption of talks with Pakistan unless Pakistan stops use of its territory or anti-India terror activities and added that Pakistan's nuclear assets are in danger. April 16: A woman was killed and her son sustained injuries as terrorists barged into their house at Donadoo in Anantnag and fired indiscriminately. 70 crossed sides in Karvan-e-Aman. 51 percent polling recorded in Jammu parliamentary constituency. Hurriyat decided not to give poll boycott call. April 17: 12 people were hurt as people protested against Hurriyat decision of not to give poll boycott call. A VDC member committed suicide at Thakra Kote in Reasi. A CRPF cop died mysteriously in Darhal, Rajouri. Army said that terror camps still exist across the LoC. April 18: A female terrorist Zahida was among the three terrorists of LeT killed in an encounter at Bagla in Bharat, Doda. Zahida is the only woman terrorist killed in two decade long militancy. Two IEDs and grenades were seized in Thannamandi, Rajouri. April 19: Yet another female terrorist Dilshada and HM Comdr Mukthyar were killed in an encounter in Kashtigarh, Doda. A terrorist, a surrendered terrorist and a retired cop were killed and two suspected terrorists arrested in different incidents across Kashmir valley. Two persons were found dead mysteriously in the Valley. Farooq Abdullah accused terrorists of infringing on right to democracy. LeT is reported to have changed captured top brass with new faces and asked its cadres to take precautions while infiltration. April 20: A terrorist and a CRPF jawan died and four securitymen were injured in an fierce gun battle in Pattan, Baramulla. A terrorist hideout was busted in Tral and arms and ammunition recovered there. In the sensational kidnapping and killing case of VC KU and GM HMT in 1990, court acquitted accused as CBI failed to prove the case. 103 cross LoC at Chakan-da-Bagh. AK Antony accused Pakistan of continuing policy of state sponsored terror. April 21: Five people were killed and seven other injured as terrorists blew up a Tata Mobile at Surankote. Two cops were injured in an encounter at Shalini Nullah in Deoli, Doda. A terrorist hideout was busted in Kralpora, Kupwara. A report of council on foreign relations in US and authored by Daniel Markey says that if rapid Talibanisation of Pakistan continues, the next generation of the world's most sophisticated terrorists will be born, indoctrinated and trained in the nuclear-armed nation, Pakistan. April 22: A CRPF jawan was injured in terrorist firing in Tral, Pulwama. An ex-serviceman and PHE official were among four held for Surankote blast. Centre admitted infiltration of 50 terrorists in J&K. President Patil said that terror infrastructure shall be dismantled in the neighbouring country. April 23: An HUJI terrorist was arrested in Kupwara and arms and ammuntion recovered from his possession. 49 crossed sides in Karvan-e-Aman 45.3 percent voters exercised then franchise in Udhampur Constituency. April 24: Terrorists gunned down an NC activist in Tral while security forces neutralised two HM terrorists in Sopore. A JeM terrorist and his OGW were arrested in Tral. Two terrorists were reportedly engaged in a gunbattle with security forces in Domal forests in Bhaderwah. April 25: 14 LeT cadre were held in connection with the Surankote blast as police claimed to have cracked the case. Pakistani terrorist Moenullah Shah of North West Frontier Province, who was arrested, said that 56 ultras infiltrated through Gurez sector and spitted beans on training and other procedures. April 26: LeT, JeM and LeJ (Lashkar-e-Jhangvi) joined hands under banner "Muslim United Army". Omar Abdullah accused that self rule slogan was floated at BJP's behest. Two persons, including a PWD official, were arrested after helping terrorists to escape in Domel, Bhaderwah. April 27: A Peshawar terrorist Abu Babbar was killed at Shruti top in Mendhar, Poonch. AK Antony reviewed situation on LoC and asked troops to foil intrusion bids. Zardari claimed Laden dead but added that there was no proof to it. April 28: A top HM terrorist was killed at Dera Top in Marmat, Doda. An Army jawan was injured in a terrorist attack in Tral and an NC activist survived a bid on his life in Batmaloo, Srinagar. Army chief admitted substantial rise in Infiltration. April 29: Army said that more terrorist were waiting across LoC for infiltration. April 30: Two LeT Comdrs were killed and a jawan injured while three local police officials had a narrow escape in a fierce encounter in Bhaderwah. Two OGWs of HM were arrested in Awantipore, Pulwama. Mufti Sayeed and Mehbooba Mufti stayed away from polling as Anantnag resisted 26 percent polling while less than 7 percent Kashmiri migrants exercised their franchise. END
1. Sh. Makhan Lal Rania S/o Late Balbadar Raina originally hailing from Rangteng, Alikadal Sgr and presently putting up at H.No: Lane-4, Surya Vihar, Bohri Jammu 10/12/2008. 2. Sh. Jagan Nath Manwati originally resident of Gund Ahalmar Nai sarak Sgr; presently residing at 108-Afghan Street Jammu. 10/12/2008 3. Smt. Lakshmishori Wattal W/o Late Sh .Arjan Nath Wattal of Purshyar Habbakadal Sgr; presently residing at 2143-Sector 42-C Chandigarh. 10/12/2008. 4. Smt. Indrawati W/o Sh. Jagar Nath Pandit R/o Sahipora Kupwara Kmr; presently putting up Lane-1, Durga Niwas Barnai. 11/12/2008. 5. Smt. Bimlajee Khuda W/o Balkrishan Khuda of Malpora Habbakadal Sgr; presently residing at H.No: 845, Dwarika Sector-7, Plot-13, Sargoda Appt. New Delhi. 11/12/2008 6. Smt. Shambo Nath Raina of Kral Khud Habbakadal Sgr; presently residing at Lane No: 27, H.No: 12, Rajpura Jammu. 11/12/2008. 7. Smt. Kamlawati Kachroo W/o Late Sh. Kailash Ram Kachroo originally residentof Raj Ghat Baramulla Kmr; presently residing at 695/29 Faridabad Haryana. 11/12/2008 8. Smt. Usha Raina W/o Sh. Chaman Lal Riana of Malik Angan Fatehkadal Sgr; presently residing at 200/12, Sector-3A Rachana Vaishali Gaziabad (UP). 11/12/08. 9. Prof. S.L. Dhar of Shivpora Sgr; presently residing at Vasant Kunj Pocket-C6 Flat No: 6062, Gate No: 5, New Delhi. 12/12/08. 10. Sh. Sham Lal Koul S/o Late Sh. Sudershan Koul fomerly resident of Chattabal Baghi Sunder Bala Sgr; presently residing at Qtr. No: 170 and 171, Block H, Subash Nagar, Jammu. 12/12/2008. 11. Sh. Prem Nath Koul S/o Late Sh. Nath Ji Koul of Sonim Pattan Kmr. 12/12/08. 12. Smt. Vijay Dhar W/o Sh. R.K. Dhar of Neel Padam Kunj Vaishali Gaziabad (UP). 12/11/2008 13. Sh Dwarika Nath Langoo S/o Late Sh. Lassa Ram Langoo of Raj Ghat Baramulla Kmr; presently resident of H.No: 5, Near Darmal Temple Barnai Jammu. 13/12/2008 14. Sh. Rajinder Kaul (Safaya) S/o Late Sh. Badri Nath Kaul (Safaya) formerly resident of 197-Jawahar Nagar Sgr; presently residing at 269-Puran Nagar (Post Office Lane) New Plots Jammu. 14/12/2008 15. Smt. Asha Jee Kaul (Uma Devi) W/o Sh. Dawarika Nath Kaul of Lok Bhawan Anantnag Kmr; presently residing at H.No: 11, Lane-4, Bharat Nagar Bantalab Jammu. 14/12/2008. 16. Shyama Kaul W/o Late Sh. Bal Krishan Kaul presently residing at 76, Ashok Nagar, Canal Road Near Power House Jammu. 15/12/2008. 17. Sh. L.N. Bhan original resident of Raj Bagh Sgr; presently residing at 201, Colnol's Colony Bhori Talab Tillo Jammu. 16/12/2008. 18. Prof. Nilakanth Gurtoo S/o Late Sh. Tara Chand Gurtoo originally resident of Sathu Shetel Nath Sgr; presently residing at Flat No: 201, Plot 834, Shalimar Garden Extn.-1 Sahibabad (UP). 18/12/2008 19. Sh. Nath Jee Bhat of Ladow Pampore Kmr; presently residing at H.No: 146, Sector-1, Durga Nagar, Jammu. 19/12/2008. 20. Sh. Sat Prakash Zutshi S/o Late Sh. P.N. Zutshi resident of Sharika Vihar Lower Roop Nagar, Jammu. 19/12/2008. 21. Smt. Somavati Kher W/o Late Sh. Shamboo Nath Kher of Fatehkadal and Natipora Sgr; presently residing at C-2, Dream Lane Appt. Sector 1-A, Trikuta Nagar, Jammu. 21/12/2008. 22. Sh. Maharaj Krishan Kaul S/o Late Sh. Shamboo Nath Koul of Vessu Anantnag Kmr; presently residing at H.No: 4/6 Block-B, Roop Nagar Jammu. 21/12/2008. 23. Sh. Triloki Nath Magloo S/o Late Sh. Isher Dass Magloo of Alikadal Sgr; presently resident of Sector-3, Govind Nagar, Ambica Vihar Road Camp Talab Tillo, Jammu. 21/12/2008. 24. Smt. Gouri/Ashra Raina W/o Sh. Moti Lal Raina originally resident of Seer Jagir Sopore Kmr; presently residing at Migrant Flats Qtr. No: 1, Block-G, Nagrota Camp, Jammu. 21/12/2008. 25. Sh. Prem Nath Bhat S/o Late Anand Ram Bhat of Malapora Habbakdal Sgr; A/P residing at Qtr. No: 89, ORT, Railway Block, Nagrota Camp, Jammu. 21/12/2008. 26. Sh. O.N. Seru S/o Late Sh. D.N. Seru originally resident of 42/1 Karan Nagar Sgr; presently resident of 45-A, Basant Nagar Main Road Roop Nagar, Jammu. 22/12/08. 27. Smt. Piyari Ji (Sheela) Razdean W/o Sh. Nand Lal Razdan of Rugnath Mandir Habbakadal Sgr presently residing at Kashmiri Colony Najafgarh Delhi. 22/12/2008 28. Smt. Lakshmi Koul W/o Late Sh. Lassa Kaul of Danawari Chattabal Sgr; presently residing at Lane-6, Block 6, Block-B, Roop Nagar Enclave, Jammu. 23/12/2008. 29. Sh. Niranjan Nath Tickoo S/o Late Sh. Madhav Ram Tickoo of Village Hugam Anantnag, Kmr; presently residing at H.No: 135, Sector-1, Sharika Vihar Muthi Jammu. 23/12/2008. 30. Sh. Chuni Lal Koul S/o Late Sh.Srikanth Koul of Sholipora Budgam Kmr; presently residing at Lal Ded Colony, Pounichak Jammu. 23/12/2008. 31. Sh. Nath Ji Raina S/o Late Madhaw Ram Raina of Sheilteng Habbakadal Sgr; presently residing at 46/4, Janipur (SBI) Lane Jammu. 23/12/08. 32. Sh. Som Nath Tikoo S/o Late Pt. Sarvanand Tikoo originally resident of Bomai/Noorbag Baramulla Kmr; presently residing at Flat No: 99, Plot 34, Vidhya Sagar, Appts. Sector-6, Dwarka New Delhi. 23/12/2008. 33. Smt. Soma Wati (Gunmali) W/o Late Sh. Sham Lal Pandita originally resident of Nagri Malpora (Hakehpora) presently residing at Qtr. No: 716 G, Mishrwalla Camp Jammu. 3/2/2009. 34. Smt. Dhanwati Warikoo W/o Late. Pt. Shamboo Nath Warikoo originally resident of 67 Jawahar Nagar Sgr; presently residing at D-401, Satisar Appart. Plot-6, Sector-7, Dwarika New Delhi. 3/2/2009. 35. Smt. Ratna Wangnoo wife of Sh C.L. Wangnoo originally resident of Babapora Habbakadal Sgr; presently residing at 28 Indira Nagar, Colony, Dehradoon. 3/2/2009. 36. Smt. Roopawati Pandit W/o Late Jai Krishen Pandit originally resident of Hangalgund Kokernag Kmr; presently residing at H.No: 47, Lane No: 2 Udheywalla Bohri, Jammu. 4/2/2009. 37. Smt. Somawati Bhat W/o Late Sh. Kanth Ram Bhat of Raj Ghat Baramulla Kmr; presently residing at 29-A, Bhawani Nagar Janipur, Jammu. 4/2/2009 38. Smt. Gunwati Labroo W/o Late Sh. Jia Lal Labroo of Ranipura Anantnag Kmr; presently residing at 216/4, Pamposh Colony SBI Lane Janipur Jammu. 4/2/2009. 39. Sh. Aman Nath Bhan S/o Late Sh. Nath Ram Bhan of Khaipora Tangmarg Kmr; presently residing at Qtr. No: 634/R-2, Phase-IIIrd Purkhoo Camp Jammu. 4/2/2009. 40. Smt. Shanta Bhan W/o Late Sh. Moti Lal Bhan originally residing at 40-Karan Nagar Sgr; presently at Thane Mumbai. 5/2/2009 41. Sh. Jia Lal Koul S/o Late Sh. Sarwanand Koul originally resident of Sheilteng Habbakdal Sgr; presently resident of H.NO: 375/3, Gangyal Garden Jammu. 5/2/2009 42. Sh. Jagar Nath Raina R/o Seer Jagir Sopore Kmr; presently residing at 22-B Vipan Garden Karkota Morh Uttam Nagar New Delhi. 5/2/2009 43. Sh. Jawahar Lal Bagati S/o Late Sh. Sham Lal Bagati originally resident of Jawahar Nagar, Sgr; presently residing at 42-B, Dhawelgiri Appts. Sector-11, Noida. 5/2/2009 44. Smt. Mohan Rani Koul W/o Late Sh. B.K. Koul R/o Qtr. No: 51, Rehari Colony, Jammu. 6/2/2009 45. Smt. Chooni Devi W/o Sh. Laxman Ji Pandita originally resident of Vilgam Kmr; presently residing at Sari Rakhwala near Swami Soor Dass Ashram Bhori Jammu. 7/2/2009 46. Sh. Nath Ji Bhat S/o Sh. Radha Krishen Bhat of Wallarhama Pahalgam Kmr; presently residing at Domana Army Camp Akhnoor Road, Jammu. 7/2/2009 47. Smt. Kanta Jattoo W/o Sh. Nand Lal Jatoo R/o Flat No: 99, Sadbhavana Appar, Pat-Pat Ganj New Delhi originally resident of Kani Kadal Srinagar. 8/2/2009 48. Smt. Shobawati Mattoo originally resident of Galwanpora, Hyderpora Sgr; presently resident of H.No: 53 Lane 2/3, B-Block Roop Nagar Enclave Jammu. 8/2/2009 49. Sh. Dina Nath Koul R/o Ratnipora, Pulwama Kmr; presently residing at 829 Opp. Diwan Devi School Rajpora Mangotrian Jammu. 9/2/2009. 50. Smt. Roopawati Bhat W/o Late Sh. Prem Nath Bhat R/o H.No: 24, Sector-2, Vinayak Nagar Muthi Jammu and originally resident of Sirhama, Anantnag Kmr. 9/2/2009 51. Pintoo Sher S/o Sh. G.L. Sher R/o 167, Pocket-H, Durga Nagar, Bohri Talab Tillo, Jammu. 9/2/2009 52. Sh. Vjiay Kumar Koul S/o Late Sh. R.N. Koul previously resident of Jullaka Mohalla Jammu and presently residing at 35-B, DDA Flats, Pocket-12 Jassola Vihar New Delhi. 9/2/2009. 53. Smt. Mohini Koul W/o Late Sh. Sri Kanth Koul previously resident of Danawari Chattabal Sgr; presently residing at H.NO: 37, Sector-A-1 Laxmi Puram Chinore Bantalab Road, Jammu. 9/2/2009. 54. Smt. Arandati Bhan W/o Late Sh. Prem Nath Bhan originally resident of Garbugh Pulwama, Kmr; presently residing at H.No: 44-A, High Court Road Old Janipur Jammu. 10/2/2009. 55. Sh. Dawarika Nath Koul S/o Late Sh. Shankar Nath Koul R/o Look Bhawan Dooru Anantnag Kmr and presently residing at J/1, 222, Sector 2, Durga Nagar, Roop Nagar Jammu. 10/2/2009 56. Smt. Shyama Dass W/o Sh. Soom Nath Dass originally resident of Bomai Sopore Kmr; presently residing at A-334, Vipin Garden Kakrote Mode Uttam Nagar New Delhi. 10/2/200957. Sh. Dwarika Nath Raina S/o Sh. P.N. Raina originally resident of Akura Anantnag Kmr; presently putting up at H.NO: 57-B, Lane No: 6, Manorama Vihar Patta Bohri Jammu. 11/2/2009 57. Sh. Mahiswar Nath Kitchloo S/o Late Sh. Shridhar Pandit Kithcloo originally hailsing from Batapora Shopian Kmr and presently putting up at Balak Nagar Dandiyal Udhampur. 11/2/2009 58. Smt. Kamlawati Raina W/io Late Sh. Maheshwar Nath Raina of Bonapora Akingam Anantnag Kmr; presently resident of Qtr. No: 411, Nagrota Camp, Jammu. 11/2/2009 59. Sh. Chuni Lal Raina S/o Late Sh. Kailash Ram Raina originally resident of Baskkochian Shopian Kmr; presently residing at 448 Mishriwalla Camp Jammu. 11/2/2009 60. Sh. Gopi Nath Dhar (Thass) S/o Late Sh. Tara Chand Dhar, R/o Barbar Shah Sathu Sgr; presentlyu residnig at Mohalla Dalpatian/D-703, Vasurndhara Enclave Delhi. 11/2/2009 61. Smt. Asha Ji Raina W/o Late Sh. Kanya Lal Raina of Saraf Kadal Sg; presently residing of Qtr. No: 316, Phase-I, Muthi Camp Jammu. 11/2/2009. 62. Smt. Roopawati Rawal W/o Late Sh. Prem Nath Rawal R/o H.No: 57, Sector-8, Trikuta Nagar, Jammu originally resident of 148 Bal Garden Sgr. 12/2/2009 63. Smt. Dulari Bhat W/o Sh. Ved Lal Bhat R/o H.No: 106, Lane-0, Tomal Colony Bhori Jammu oiginally resident of Wagoora Baramulla Kmr. 12/2/2009 64. Smt. Arundati Kaul W/o Late Sh. Narayan Koul of Bagh Jogi Lankar Rainawari Sgr; presently resident of H.No: 236, Sector-28, Gurgoan. 12/2/2009 65. Smt. Somawati Koul W/o Late Sh. Govind Koul R/o H.No: 660, Lane-5D Extn. Suryavanshi Nagar, Muthi Jammu. 12/2/2009 66. Sh. Pushkar Nath Razdan of Babapora Habbakadal Sgr; presently residing at Govt. Qtr. No: 329, Top Sherkhania, Subash Nagr, Jammu. 14/2/2009 (From Page 2) 67. Smt. Mohini Kachru W/o Late Sh. M.L. Kachru R/o M.C.J. No: 925, Lane-16, Rajpora Mangotrian Jammu. 15/2/2009. 68. Smt. Somawati Koul W/o Late Sh. Govind Koul of Dantar Anantnag Kmr; presently residing at H.No: 660 Lane 5/D Ext. Suryavanshi Nagar, Muthi Jammu. 16/2/2009 69. Sh. Jawahar Lal S/o Late Sh. Radha Krishen of Baramulla Kmr; presently residing at H.No: 143, Lane No: 14, Laxmi Nagar, Sector-2, Muthi Jammu. 16/2/2009 70. Smt. Rajlaxmi Tickoo W/o Sh. H.L. Tickoo R/o Willington Estate W-1/C-II Phase-5, DLF Gurgoan. 16/2/2009 71. Dr. Bushan Lal Koul S/o Late Sh. Damodhar Koul erstwhile resident of Sathu Barbarshah Sgr; presently Puran Kutheer Dharmal Barnai Jammu. 16/2/2009 72. Smt. Shanta Ji Koul W/o Sh. JN. Koul of Upper Shiv Nagar, Jammu. 16/2/2009 73. Smt. Prabha Dhar W/o Sh. Kanhaya Lal Dhar of Khan-Khai Soktha Nawakadal Sgr; presently resident of 81/2 Vijay Nagar, Talab Tillo, Jammu. 17/2/2009 74. Sh. Kashi Nath Koul of Lok Bhawan Kmr; presently residento f H.No: 186-B Lane H-Durga Nagar Sector-2 Bantalab Road Jammu. 17/2/2009 75. Sh. Pawan Ji Machama S/o Sh. Chuni Lal Machama of Karapora Khushki Rainawari Sgr; presently resident of 122-Ganesh Vihar Lower Muthi Jammu. 17/2/2009 76. Sh. Pushkar Nath Koul (Posh Bab) S/o Late Pt. Ram Chand Koul of Kani Kadal Habbakdal Sgr; presently resident of Shalimar Garden Gaziabad (UP). 18/2/2009 77. Sh. Neel Kanth S/o Late Pt. Narayan Dass of Bonagund Verinag Kmr; presently residing at Qtr. No: 242/243, Phase-3rd Purkhoo Camp Jammu. 18/2/2009 78. Sh. Mohan Lal Khar S/o Late Sh. Dina Nath Khar of Agha Hamam Babapora Habakdal Sgr; presently resident of New Priya Darshani Appt. Flat No: 189, Plot No: 19, Sector-5 Dwarika New Delhi. 18/2/2009 79. Smt. Roopawati Dhar W/o Late Sh. Sat Lal Dhar of Ganpatyar Sgr; presently resident of 206, Vipin Garden Kakrota Uttam Nagar, New Delhi. 19/2/2009 80. Sh. Dwarika Nath Bhat originally resident of Krankshavan Sopora Kmr; presently resident of Nagrota Camp Jammu. 20/2/2009. 81. Sh. Mahishwar Nath Raina S/o Late Sh. Ram Chand Raina originally resident of Khayar Pahalgam Kmr; presently residing at Suryavanshi Nagar Lane No: 1, H.No: 89/4, Roop Nagar, Muthi Jammu. 20/2/2009 82. Smt. Raj Laxmi Misri W/o Late Sh. Girdhari Lal Misri R/o Kathial Zaindar Mohalla Sgr; presently residing at Chandigarh. 20/2/2009 83. Sh. Prem Nath Wanchoo S/o Late Sh. Nand Lal Wanchoo of Malyar/Narsingh Garh Sgr; presently at Washington D.C. (USA). 20/2/2009 84. Sh. Moti Lal Kak S/o Late Sh. L.N. Kak of Karan Nagr, Sgr; presetnly residing at N-140 New Palam Vihar Gurgoan Haryana. 20/2/2009 85. Sh. J.N. Bambroo S/o Late Sh. Nath Ram Bambroo R/o Akura Anantnag Kmr; presently residing at H.No: 644, Sector-11, Panchkulla Haryana. 21/2/2009 86. Sh. Krishen Jee Sharma originally resident of Sathu Sheetal Nath Sgr; presently residing at Sector-B-2 Laxmipuram Chinore Bantalab Jammu. 22/2/2009 87. Smt. Sona Batni Pandit W/o Late Sh Shiv Ji Pandit of Zainapora Shopian Kmr; presently resident of GOpal Nagar, Phase-I, H.No: 91-92 Najab Garh New Delhi. 22/2/2009 88. Sh. Radha Krishen Koul originally residentof Omanagri Brariangam Anantnag Kmr; presently residing at H.No: 73, Lane-4, Sham Vihar Gole Pully Talab Tillo, 22/2/2009. 89. Sh. Prithvi Nath Bhat of Khumoh Kmr; presently resident of Qtr. No: 383, Nagrota Camp Jammu, H.No: 198, Durga Nagar Sector-2. 22/2/2009 90. Sh. J.L. Khazanchi W/o Late Sh. Dina Nath Khazanchi originally resident of Sathu Barbar Shah Sgr; presently resident at 53, Bhagwati Nagar, Sector-1, Jammu. 22/2/2009 91. Smt. Basanti Koul W/o Sh. Pushkar Nath Koul originally resident of Brah Anantnag Kmr; presently residing at Kabir Colony Lane No: 12, H.No: 348, Talab Tillo, Jammu. 23/2/2009 92. Sh. Bhushan Lal Koul S/o Sh. S.L. Koul of Sopore Kmr; presently resident of Shalimar Garden, S-4, B-32, Saraswati Aptts. Ext-2, Sahibabad (UP). 23/2/2009. 93. Sh. Shadi Lal Raina S/o Late Sh. Sarwnanad Raina of Frisal Kulgam Kmr; presently residing at H.NO: 12-B, Basant Nagar, Janipur, Jammu. 23/3/2009 94. Sh. Mohan Krishen Pandita S/o Late Sh. Sham Lal Pandita of Maimoh (Magam) Pattan Kmr; presently resident of PD-III-C Vishaka Enclave Pritampora Delhi. 23/2/2009 94. Sh. Damodhar Pandita S/o Late Sh. Raghav Ram Pandita of Biddar Kokernag Kmr; presntly resident of Qtr. No: 32, Block-9, Gulshan Ground Gandhi Nagar, Jammu. 24/2/2009 95. Sh. Satish Labru S/o Sh. Brij Lal Labru R/o Alikadal Sgr; presently residing at H.No: 311, Sector-12(A) Panchkulla Haryana. 24/2/2009 96. Sh. Kashi Nath Suri S/o Late Sh. Bagwan Dass Suri of Mahjoor Nagar Sgr; presently residing at Qtr. No: 447, Mishriwalla Camp Jammu. 24/2/2009 97. Sh. Chaman Lal Koul S/o Late Sh. Madhav Lal Kaul originally resident of Uttersoo Anantnag Kmr; presently residing at Qtr. No: 2, Raj Bhawan Mishriwalla Camp Jammu. 26/2/2009 98. Sh. Omkar Nath Dhar S/o Late Sh. Niranjan Nath Dhar of 457, Jawahar Nagar Sgr; presently resident of D-136, Sector-41, Noida. 26/2/2009 99. Sh. Ram Krishen Dassi S/o Late Sh. Tota Ram Dassi R/o Salia Anantnag Kmr; presently resident of H.No: 163, Sector-4, Sharika Vihar Lower Roop Nagar, Jammu. 27/2/209 100. Sh. M.K. Kachroo S/o Late Sh. S.L. Kachroo of 35 Kharyar Habbakadal Sgr; presently resident of 59/3, Pamposh Colony, Janipur, Jammu. 28/2/2009 101. Sh. Gopi Nath Koul (Ount) of Karfali Mohalla Sgr; presently residing at H.No: 5, Sector-2, Pamposh Colony, Janipur, Jammu. 28/2/2009 102. Smt. Somawati Bhat W/o Late Sh. Prathivi Nath Bhat of Wadipora Handwara Kmr; presently residing at Camp Muthi Phase-I, Jammu. 28/2/2009. END DOCUMENT Yüklə 269,28 Kb. Dostları ilə paylaş:
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