10000 Thousands of Muslims were killed in Nellie area of Assam in broad daylight on February 18th, 1983. Their only crime was that they exercised their democratic right to vote.
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Genesis of nellie massacre and assam agitation
1. Genesis of Nellie massacre and Assam agitation
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Thousands of Muslims were killed in Nellie area of Assam in broad daylight on February
18th, 1983. Their only crime was that they exercised their democratic right to vote. In this
series of articles Diganta Sharma and Anju Azad recall the horror of Nellie, events leading
up to the massacre, aftermath and current situation.
This series is made possible by the support of: Afzal Usmani, Ashraf Naim, Kaleem
Kawaja, Rafat Hussain, Razi Raziuddin,Tariq Farooqi, Shazida Khatun, Dr. Hafiz
Ahmed.
How to remove remains of blood stains from the hands that murdered human beings? Let‟s
search the answer in literature. Lady Macbeth told Macbeth, „little water clears us of this
deed”. Later on she lamented saying that „all perfumes of Arabia will not sweeten these little
2. hands.‟ This she said in the context of murder of King Duncan by Macbeth. Those who read
Macbeth by Shakespeare know the story. Same lines spoken by Lady Macbeth are true for
Nellie massacre as well. Nothing can clean the blood flow of Nellie massacre. It‟s a burden
for Assam, India and for the humanity as the killings of thousands of people in few hours
went totally unaccounted and just forgotten as a matter of shame.
Let‟s look back and peep into the history to know why this happened. Why people were
butchered to quench the thirst of hungry souls?
In the early months of 1979, Hiralal Patowary, the then Member of Parliament from
Mongoldai constituency of Assam expired all of a sudden. Election Commission announced
to hold by-election and accordingly started updating the voter list in April and continued till
May. Soon allegations against the amendment of the voter list kept pouring that illegal
foreigners had been included in the list and demand was made for deletion of the suspected
citizens‟ names. Significantly the Election Commission reviewed the list and found 68.28
percent of the allegations to be true. After Election Commission‟s assessment it came to
light that 45 thousand illegal foreigners are listed in the voter‟s list.
Will give blood, not oil
This assessment on „foreigners‟ created mass tension in Assam. All Assam Students Union
(AASU), one of the prominent actors of the „Assam agitation‟ demanded that voter‟s list of
another 13 districts to be made public and suspected citizen‟s names should be deleted.
Other organizations joined AASU in the demand. An all party meeting of organizations of
Assam was held at Guwahati on August 27, 1979 as a result of the initiative of AASU and All
Assam Gana Sangram Parishad (AGSP) was formed to carry forward the agitation against
„foreigners‟. Resolution was adopted to protect the Assamese identity and remove names of
suspected citizens from voter list. It was also decided that until and unless the voter‟s lists
are amended no election will be held in Assam and the saga of bloodshed started from this
day in Assam.
3. By December 1979, when a caretaker government was in Delhi, Assam agitation against
foreigners gained momentum and polling for the General Election was possible only in two
out of 14 constituencies. From 1979 until December 1982 just before the Assembly election
there were 272 murders, 1404 assaults, 425 cases of arson and 330 cases of explosions and
recovery of explosives. („25 years on...Nellie still haunts‟ by Hemendra Narayan). The
Legislative Assembly of Assam was dissolved by the President under article 356 of the
Constitution by proclamation dated March 19, 1983 and the period of proclamation which
was extended further under that clause would expire on the March 18, 1983. If elections are
not held by February 1983, president‟s rule would be revoked by the end of February 1983.
So it became obligatory to hold election before the due date and accordingly notification by
election commission was issued.
Neglecting the demands of these groups, Central Government decided to go ahead with the
general election for both state Assembly and Lok Sabha (in 12 constituencies) on February
14 and 17, 1983. Petition was filed before the Supreme Court to cancel elections in Assam.
On February 1, 1983 the apex court quashed the plea and nodded for the election. The then
Election Commissioner R K Trivedi announced the election dates though the situation was
difficult. The Congress Government under the leadership of Indira Gandhi at the centre
decided to go on with the election and announced group insurance for the officials taking
part in election works. From this day Assam turned into a live volcano.
4. A rough map of the 'immigrant' inhibited areas was made before the attack on
Nellie
AGSP called for total boycott of the election. Election campaigning was also held in Assam.
On February 14, 1983 a portion of the population exercised their right to franchise. On that
tense day, information came to the nationalist organization that, “lots of „foreigners‟ or
Bangladeshis‟ of Naogaon (now Morigaon district of Assam) cast their votes. News spread
like wildfire. Maps of „foreigner‟ dominated areas were made and groups were formed to
attack these areas to teach a lesson to these illegal „foreigners‟. Only 109 votes were polled
at the Nellie Government School polling booth on February 14, 1983. Mahmmad Hussain, an
independent candidate, won the Morigaon Assembly seat (Nellie was part of this
constituency) by getting just 714 votes out of 1514 votes cast („25 years on...Nellie still
haunts‟ by Hemendra Narayan)
People of Nellie were tense and worried over the developments after February 14, 1983.
They avoided going out fearing odds. Still no one could imagine that a day of bloodshed is
to be witnessed in just four days…even the giant and mighty river Brahmaputra failed to
clear blood stains of this massacre.
5. Diary: February 1983
February 1
• All Assam freedom fighters convention under the leadership of ASSU and AGSP.
• Supreme Court rejected Raj Narayan‟s plea for the postponement of election in Assam.
• Central Government announced Group Insurance benefit for the officials and workers from
Assam and outside taking part in election.
• Bomb blast in various places in Assam in protest of the election.
• Several foot bridges and bridges torched.
• Market burnt down in Dhekia juli, Sonitpur district
• Group clash in Kamalpur
February 2
• Police firing at Bordoulguri and Jonaram of Mangoldoi sub-division. 5 killed.
• ASSU alleged that CRPF threw three boys while a bridge was torched.
February 3
• Leaders of the movement declared general non-cooperation of the official programs
scheduled from February 5- 22.
• Police firing on civilians protesting the election at Bura, Darrang district. Few killed.
February 4
• Police firing at North Lakhimpur. Several wounded.
• Teachers gathering in protest of the election.
• Wooden bridges burnt down in several places of North Lakhimpur, Darrang and Nagaon
• Body of the supporter of CPI (ML) recovered from Ranjali Reserve, Sivsagar
February 5
• Plying of both private vehicles and state vehicles were stopped.
• Police firing on election protester at Tongla. 4 killed
• 36 hour bandh at Karbi Anglong by two student organizations.
• Bomb blast at a few places
• Bandh in Dubrugarh district
• Centre decided to send 30 battalions of CRPF to Assam.
February 7
• Public meeting at Guwahati Judge field by the left parties
• Police SI Bipin Mahanta killed in cross-firing by opposition people in Tezpur
• Jorhat judge Nurul Haq kidnapped by miscreants
• Dead body of Congress worker recovered at Tingkha of Dibrugarh district
• Police –CRPF firing at Titkuri. Several wounded.
• Central government decided to send additional BSF and CRPF teams to Assam.
February 8
• 7 killed in Belsar, Nalbari following police firing in a rally.
6. • Bomb blast at Lanka- 3 killed and another 23 injured.
• 7000 employees proceeded towards Assam from different parts of India to hold election in
Assam.
• BJP leaders like Chodhari Charan Singh, Yashvant Singh under the leadership of A B
Vajpayee, conducted rally against the election at Judge filed, Guwahati.
February 9
• Bomb thrown at Cahnd Mohammed, ex-speaker of Assam state Assembly at Athuaguri.
• Police firing at the rallies against election at Kamarkuchi, Samata of Nalbari district – 5
and 2 killed respectively.
• M Rehman was suspended from PWD following a disagreement to build a helipad in
Moirabari to be used by the then PM Indira Gandhi for election purpose.
• People killed here and there following protests in various parts of Assam.
• Curfew imposed in many places.
• ASSU announced its programme boycotting the election and arrival of PM in Assam.
February 11
• Police firing at Nalbari, Barpeta etc. 3 killed.
February 12
• Communal violence erupted in Assam in several places in Assam. Several houses
belonging to minority communities burnt down in and around Boko of Kamrup district and
gave birth to communal clash. 9 killed.
• Indira Gandhi spoke to an election rally at Maligaon under strict security arrangements.
February 13
• Communal clash continued in places like Bokulguri, Jagiroad, Lahorighat, North Lakhimpur
etc. several killed in police firing and bomb blasts.
February 14
• Election held. Police firing to control protesting mass in different places. Total 19 killed.
• 30 villages burnt down in Darang district.
• Communal clash in Jamunamukh, Nagaon district and and Kamrup district
February 15
• Congress- I candidate Satya Narayan of Bishwanath chariali killed by people protesting
election.
• Communal clash at Goalpara, Nogaon, Darrang etc. Houses torched and several killed in
police firing.
February 16
• Dayanath Sharma, brother of Joynath Sharma, head of All Assam Volunteers Force killed
at Chawolkhowa Chapori and another 85 killed in that night.
• Communal clash in DoomDooma. 7 killed.
7. • Police and CRPF clash at Goalpara. 6 killed in the clash.
• Houses burnt down in Dhubri and Nalbari
February 17
• Election held for the second phase in 36 state assembly seats and 11 Lok Sabha
constituencies.
• Communal clash continued and several killed. Houses torched.
February 18
• Organised massacre at Nellie of Nagaon district. About 2 thousand killed. 16 villages
belonging to minority community burnt down.
• Communal clash at Darrang district. 26 killed and four killed in police firing.
• Several clashes in different parts of Assam. Many killed and injured.
February 19
• Attack on linguistic minority at Gareshwar of Kamrup district. Several injured.
• Communal clash at Abhayapuri.
• Lok Sabha election completed at 24 constituencies.
February 21
• Indira Gandhi visited Nellie and Gohpur.
• About 2 thousand people belonging to linguistic minority fled to West Bengal for safety
from Goreshwar, Kamrup.
• 48 dead bodies recovered from different parts of Kamrup.
February 22
• Peres de Queler, UN secretary general expressed shock over the Nellie massacre.
The issue of immigration is totally political. If you perosnally go and visit these localities
which the Assamese claim as Banladeshi areas, you will discover how many of them are
illegal (?) immigrants. Actually, most of these people have been living in these localities
from long time, but because of successive administrative discrimination their names don't
get enlisted in the voter's list. Hence, they remain illegal. Otherwise, there is no reason for
successive generations to remain illegal.
As far as infiltration is concerned, the bordering areas are highly porous and the passage of
people between India and Bangladesh is mutual. People from both the regions cross the
border according to their choice. In normal circumtsances, it is not an issue. But whenever
the Assamese feel like playing with Bengali's fate and life, they start with calling them
Bangladeshi.
However, in southern Assam about 30% of the entire population is Bengali Hindus (they
were either refused from Bangladesh, or took shelter voluntarily in India). Since, the
administration was friendly with them they got enlisted themselves in the voter list (of
8. 1965, 1966, 1971, 1975, respectively)consequently they become legally Indians. Nobody
worries or questions about them.
The helpless Bengali speaking Muslims face the double discrimination from two angles. First,
being Bengali speakers, they face discrimination from the Assamese authority and people.
Secondly, being Muslims, they experience step motherly attitude from the biased Hindu (not
all but majority) officials and the state administration as a whole. So this is the issue.
If you actually know the issue you will never even raise the question. And timeand again the
Bengali speaking Muslims in the region have suffered, and been questioned for their
legitimacy as Indians, but hardly ever their actual concerns have been addressed.
A thousands names of killed people out of 10000 thousands
Thousands of Muslims were killed in Nellie area of Assam in broad daylight of February 18th,
1983. Their only crime was that they exercised their democratic right to vote. In this series
of articles Diganta Sharma and Anju Azad recall the horror of Nellie, events leading up to
the massacre, aftermath and current situation.
9. Today, on the twenty-sixth anniversary of the massacre we honor the victims by publishing
their names. Official reports put the death toll to 1819 but villages say that about three
thousand Muslims were killed that night. Diganta Sharma has painstakingly collected over
nine hundred names and we are presenting it here.
Sl.
No
Name of the
Person Dead
Father's/Husban
d's
name
Ag
e
(Yr
.)
M/F
Parents/Guardi
ans
1
Salema
Khatun
w/o-Ibrahim 35 F Ibrahim
2 Majibur S/O-Do 3 M Do
10. Rehman
3
Ajimul
Haque
S/O-
Do
2 M Do
4
Ramisa
Khatun
D/O-A.
Sattar
10 F
A.
Sattar
5 Kadboni
W/O-Jabed
Ali
50 F
Jabed
Ali
6
Jakir
Huussain
S/O-Do 3 M Do
7
Hajera
Khatun
D/O-A.
Jalil
3 F
A.
Jalil
8
Abdul
Ali
S/O-L.
Loshan Fakir
50 M
9
Chadman
Nessa
D/O-L.
Suleman Sekh
70 F
A.
Mutaleb
10
Jamila
Khatun
W/O-A.
Mutaleb
50 F Do
11
Amjad
Ali
S/O-L.
Surad Munshi
M
Miss
Kadman Nessa
12
Rasanawa
Begum
W/O-Allimuddin 27 F Allimuddin
13
Jusanwara
Begum
D/O-Do 11 F Do
14
Baharul
Islam
S/O-Do 2 M Do
15
Abdul
Samad
S/O-Abed
ali
4 M
Md.Abed
Ali
11. 16
Abdul
Azid
S/O-Do 3 M Do
17
Sukhina
Khatun
W/O-Taleb
Ali
32 F
Taleb
Ali
18
Ashia
Khatun
W/O-Do F Do
19
Afia
Begum
D/O-Do 8 F Do
20
N
urneher
D/O-Do 9 F Do
21
Nazrul
Haque
S/O-Do 3 M Do
22
Mazibur
Rahman
S/O-Do M Do
23
Abdul
Khalek
S/O-Akkas
Ali
25 M
Akkas
Ali
24
Jabeda
Khatun
W/O-Srhab
Ali
25 F
Surhab
Ali
25
Afia
Khatun
D/O-Do 2 F Do
26
Sukkur
Mumud
S/O-Bagiz
Sekh
90 M
Md.Rahmat
Ali
27
Surotjan
Bibi
W/O-Sukkur
Mamud
60 F Do
28
Abdul
Hussain
S/O-Rahmat
Ali
1 M Do
29 Mafish-Uddin S/o-Eahab 40 M Miss
12. Ali Suleman Nessa
30
Ramjan
Ali
S/O-Araz
Ali
11 M
Araz
Ali
31
Kamala
Khatun
D/O-Do 6 F Do
32
Beljan
Bibi
W/O-Do 50 F Do
33
Kabdanu
Bibi
W/O-Hazrat
Ali
35 F
Hazrat
Ali
34
Thurab
Ali
S/O-Do 8 M Do
35 Mafish Uddin d/o DO 3 F DO
36 Nurjahan Bibi w/o Amsher Alli 60 F Akkas Ali
37 Afia Khatun d/o Khursed 5 F Md. Khursed
38 Abdul Barek s/o Alimuddin 1 M Alimuddin
40 Sabjan Bibi w/o Hasen Ali 38 F Md. Hasen Ali
41 Kasem Ali s/o DO 6 M DO
42 Karfuljan
w/o Late
Moniruddin
60 F Abdul Kadir
43 Saharjan Bibi w/o A. Jafar Ali 50 F A. Jafar Ali
44 Ali Hussain s/o A. Latif 4 M A. Latif
45 Sarbanu bibi
w/o Late
Assaruddin
50 F Abdul Hamij
13. 46 Khudeja
s/o Md.
Samsuddin
5 M Md. Samsuddin
47 Saiman Nesha w/o Jonab Ali 50 F Md. Jonab Ali
48 Anuwara Begam s/o Late A. ajit 7 M DO
49 Saleman Nesha
w/o Mujafar
Bapari
60 F
Md. Abdul
Khalek
50
Manjuwar
Begum
d/o A. Khalek 2 F DO
51 Raijawal Hoque s/o DO 5 M DO
52 Sufia Begum
d/o Md. Amir
Hussain
9 F
Md. Amir
Hussain
53 Afia Begum d/o DO 4 F DO
54 Ahamed Ali
s/o M. Rasmat
Ali
32 M Md. Rasmat Ali
55 Amena Khatun d/o Ohed Ali 40 F Md. Ohed Ali
56 Jusnara Begum d/o Ohed Ali 6 F DO
57 Jahura Khatun w/o A. Gafur Ali 30 F A. Gafur Ali
58 Rukia Khatun d/o DO 6 F DO
59 Naimuddin Sekh s/o Mali Sekh 60 M M. Nijamuddin
60 Oliman Nesha w/o L. Naimudin 56 F DO
61 Taslima Khatun d/o Nijamuddin 5 F DO
62
Najimuddinstyle
='mso-
s/o Taijuddin 5 M Taijuddin
14. spacerun:yes'>
63 Fulbanu
w/o M. A
Assaruddin
32 F M. Assaruddin
64 Rahima Khatum d/o DO 4 F DO
65 Jahar Ali
s/o Late Tufoni
Sekh
60 M
Miss Faijan
Nessa
66 Gulabjan Bibi w/o M. Akub Ali 32 F Akubali
67 Rahima Khatun d/o DO 4 F DO
68 Rafikul Islam
s/o M. Mutabb
Ali
2 M Mutabbali
69
Jusnawara
Begum
d/o M. Kasem Ali 6 F Kasemali
70 Jainal Abdin s/o DO 1 M DO
71 Atabur Rahman
s/o M. Masu
Sekh
6 M M. Masu Sekh
72 Inas Ali
s/o Late Abbas
Ali
50 M
Miss Khatun
Bibi
73 Hasen Bano
w/o L. Kunja
Mahal
60 F Md. Abdul Ajit
74 Joyman Nessa w/o Akbar Ali 40 F Md .Akbar Ali
75 Mainuddin s/o Do 7 M Do
76 Asia Khatun
d/o M. Osman
Ali
4 F Md. Osman Ali
77 Nabi Hussain s/o Jadumaral 60 M Md. Abdul Ajit
15. 78 Saitan Nessa
w/o Nabi
Hussain
40 F Do
79 Mukbul Hussain s/o Do 6 M Do
80 Anal Hoque S/o Do 5 M Do
81 Karanjan w/o Jahar Ali 60 F MD. Mantaz Ali
82 Nur Nesha w/o Urmaj Ali 60 F M. Casen Ali
83 Hasu Sekh s/o A. Rahman 70 M Miss Aher Bano
84 Ibrahim Munsi s/o A. Sabar Ali 30 M M. Sabar Ali
85 Sahed Ali
s/o style='mso-
spacerun:yes'>
70 M M. Jahur Ali
86 Fuljan w/o Sahed Ali 56 F Do
87 Amena Khatun
w/o style='mso-
spacerun:yes'>
Sahar Ali
30 F Do
88 Sahar Ali s/o Sahed Ali 40 M Do
89 Shirajul Islam s/o Shar ali 10 M Do
90 Hazura Nesha d/o Do 5 F Do
91 Hasen Bano w/o Ser Ali 50
F style='ms
o-
spacerun:y
es'>
Md. Sher Ali
92 Romisa Khatun
w/o Md. Mansur
Ali
58 F Md. Mansur Ali
93 Sufia Khatun d/o Do 14 F Do
16. 94
Md. Jiabur
Rahman
s/o Do 3 M Do
95 Safiul Islam s/o Alauddin 3 M Alauddin
96 Jamina Khatun w/o Nuruddin 30 F Md.Nuruddin
97 Mabia Khatun d/o Do 12 F Do
98 Afia Khatun d/o Do 8 F Do
99 Sufia Khatun d/o Do 5 F Do
100 Nurul Amin s/o Do 2 M Do
101 Ayub Ali s/o Abdul Karim 35 M A. Rohman
102 Hasmat Ali s/o Tarif Shekh 80 M Anjak Ali
103 Mahimon Nessa w/o Hashmat Ali 60 F Do
104 Babul Ali s/o Abed Ali 25 M Abed Ali
105 Omoron Begum
d/o Shiraj Uddin
Ahmed
8 F
Shirajuddin
Ahmed
106 Runa Begum d/o Do 5 F Do
107 Mina Begum d/o Do 2 F Do
108
Julekha
Begum
d/o Do 1 F Do
109 Jobed Ali
s/o Momin
Shekh
60 M
110 Nainjan Nessa w/o L. Jabed Ali 50 F DO
111 Hazera Begum w/o A. Malek 38 F DO
17. 112 Fatima Khatun w/o A. Barek 25 F DO
113 A. Rohman s/o Do 4 M DO
114 Ambia Khatun d/o A. Barek 3 F
A.
Malek
115
Shamuj
Bano
w/o Do 30 F
116 Romija Khatun d/o A. Malek 2 F
A.
Malek
117 jamela khatun w/o Samsur Ali 50 F *Md Samsur Ali
118 A Jalil s/o A. Azid 40 M Md. Giasuddin
119 Aisha Bano w/o Jalil 30 F Do
120 Aimon Nessa d/o L. A. Jalil 5 F Do
121 Abu Taher s/o Do 3 M Do
122 Shamarta Bano w/o L. Ayab Ali 30 F Do
123 Amirun Nessa d/o Do 2 F Do
124 A. Salam s/o Md. Arfan Ali 18 M Arfan Ali
125 A. Jalal Ali s/o Do 13 M Do
126 Sattar Ali s/o L. A. Rashid 50 M Md. Izul Hoque
127 Asia Khatun w/o Sattar Ali 40 F Do
128 Rahima Khatun d/o Do 20 F Do
129 Samsul Haque s/o Do 5 M Do
18. 130 Sirajul Hoque s/o Do 2 M Do
131 Khudija khatun d/o Md. Iman Ali 5 F Iman Ali
132 Idrish Ali
s/o Md. Nur
Hussain
13 M Nur Hussain
133 Mirjan Bibi w/o L. Satar Ali 70 F Md. Lal Miya
134 Amina Khatun w/o A. Jamal 25 F Do
135 Shirozul Islam s/o Lal Miya 3 M Do
136 Muslemuddin s/o A. Jamal 4 M Md. Jamal
137 Tutamia s/o L. Sahar Ali 35 M Suloman Nessa
138 Rukia Khatun s/o Tutamia 7 M Do
139 Khusumuddin
d/o Thuhu
Munshi
75 F A. Latif
140 Nigamuddin s/o A. Latif 6 M Do
141 Hajera Khatun s/o Aptor Ali 30 M Aptar Ali
142
Anjuwara
Begum
s/o Do 3 M Do
143 Nujul Isalm s/o A. Kadir 7 M A. Kadir
144 Nobi Hussain s/o A. Jabbar 4 M A. Jabbar
145 Jamir Hussain s/o Do 1 M Do
146 Ismail Ali s/o Shabed Ali 80 M Ahamed Ali
147 Sahar Ali s/o Ismail Ali 35 M Do
19. 148 Jaigon Nessa w/o Do 50 F Do
149 Hajera Khatun w/o Sahor Ali 20 F Do
150 Khatija Khatun
w/o Ahammad
Ali
25 F Do
151 Akal Ali s/o Sahor Ali 12 M Do
152 Sahidul Islam s/o Do 10 M Do
153 Sabikul Islam s/o Do 8 M Do
154 Hanifa s/o Ahmad Ali 1 M Do
155 Najima Khatun s/o Do 7 M Do
156 Shalems Khatun
w/o Lokman
Marol
62 F
*Mahomm.od
Ali
157 Jaleka Khatun
w/o Mahammad
Ali
25 F Do
158 Salema Khatun s/o Do 7 M Do
159 Mannaf Ali s/o Do 3 M Do
160 A. Matin s/o Do 1 M Do
161 Ruful Amin s/o Haun Ali 8 M Hasen Ali
162 Hashen Ali s/o Asya Sekh 10 M Habia Khatun
163 Ajida Begum s/o Abul Hussain 3 M Abdul hussain
164 A. Khalek s/o Hanif 80 M Anuna Khatun
165 Sulaman Moral s/o Akal Moral 75 M Nur Mohammud
20. 166 Hayten Nessa
w/o Sulamal
Morol
50 F Do
167 A. Khalek
w/o Md.
Ibrahimstyle='m
so-
spacerun:yes'>
13 F Ibrahim
168 Sarjan Bibi w/o Samser ali 40 F Samser Ali
169 Sufia Khatun s/o Do 2 M Do
170 Tolab Bibi w/o Hijabuddin 40 F Habijuddin
171 Abtaruddin
s/o Julam
Husman
70 M Amena Khatun
172 Sahoruddin s/o Abtaruddin 30 M Do
173 Shokins Khatun s/o Saheruddin 30 M Shaheruddin
174 Asaruddin s/o Do 3 M Do
175 Afia Khatun
s/o
A. Hye
8 M Do
176 Rukia Khatun s/o Do 7 M Do
177 Mo iom Nessa s/o Samsuddin 30 M Samsuddin
178 Anoware Begum s/o Do 6 M Do
179 Afia Khatun
s/o Mojibur
Rahman
5 M
Mojibur
Rahman
180 Ayub Ali s/o Akal Morol 65 M A. Anwar
181 Safarjan w/o Ayub Ali 25 F Do
21. 182 Sirajul Isalm s/o Do 7 M Do
183 Usman Goni s/o Do 3 M Do
184 Ahoda Khatun s/o Do 2 M Do
185 Hason Banm w/o Do 50 F *Aynai Ali
186 Honufa Khatun d/o Do 6 F Do
187 Fulbanu
w/o L. Ali
Hussain
24 F A. Awal
188 Maimon Nessa w/o Akub Ali 17 F Akub Ali
189 Safia Khatun w/o Akin Ali 26 F Akin Ali
190 Jaynab Nessa d/o Do 6 F Do
191 Safiullah s/o Do 3 M Do
192 Fajila Khatun s/o Fate Ali 3 M Fate Ali
193 Kodbanu Bibi w/o Taimuddin 25 F Taimuddin
194 Safia Khatun s/o Do 3 M Do
195 Rabia Khatun s/o Do 7 M Do
196 Afia Begum s/o Do 1 M Do
197 *Rarid s/o Hanifa 80 M Amena Khatun
198 Mafiaz Uddia s/o L. A. Gafur 32 M
Makbul
Hussain
199 Anuwar Hussain
s/o L. Mofiz
Uddinstyle='mso
-spacerun:yes'>
5 M Do
22. 200 Habiza Khatun d/o A. Hamid 5 F A. Hamid
201 Jarina Khatun w/o Jahuruddin 44 F M. Jahuruddin
202 Hasen Bano d/o Jafar Ali 1 F Jafar Ali
203 Amina Khatun w/o A. Gafur 60 F A. Khalek
204 Jalaluddin s/o A. Malek 4 M
A.
Malek
205 Pirjan Nessan w/o Safaruddin 50 F Safar Uddin
206 Habibur Rohman s/o Do 6 M Do
207 Sahera Khatun w/o Maizuddin 32 F Maizuddin
208 A. Jalil s/o Do 10 M Do
209 Maleka Khatun d/o Do 4 F Do
210 Rajia Begum d/o Keramot 4 F Keramat Ali
211
Nasir Hussain
Munshi
s/o Habib
Ahamed
75 M A. Kalam
212 Khodeja Khatun w/o Harjat Ali 2 F Harjat Ali
213 Esahak Ali s/o Do 5 M Do
214 Mahorom Nessa w/o Sabed Ali 42 F Sabed Ali
215 Zahuron Nessa d/o Do 22 F Do
216 Mohorjan Nessa d/o Jabed Ali 46 F Do
217 Jahura Begum d/o Do 7 F Do
23. 218 A. Khaleque s/o Akkas Ali 32 M Akkas Ali
219 Khudeja khatun d/o Samsuddin 28 F Samsuddin
220 Hazera Khatun w/o Nurul Alom 22 F NurulAlam
221 Begom Khatun d/o Faizuddin 9 F Suruj Ali
222 Aijan Nessa w/o Rajab Ali 65 F A. Awal
223 A. Islam s/o Jamal 7 M Jamaluddin
224 Hanifa s/o Shah Ali 7 M Sah Ali
225 Khudeja khatun w/o Do 32 F Do
226 Shahida Khatun d/o Do 3 F Do
227 Kaid Bano d/o Suhab Ali 42 F Surhab Ali
228 Habibur Rohman s/o Do 8 M Do
229 Lal Bano d/o Matin Ali 13 F Matin Ali
230 Lia Bno d/o Do 11 F Do
231 Md. Hafijudddin s/o Imamuddin 35 M Md. Mafizuddin
232
Mosa. Mazida
Khatun
w/o Imamuddin 68 F Do
233
Mosa kulchhuya
Khatun
w/o Md.
Hafizuddin
28 F Do
234
Mosa Sahera
Khatun
w/o Hafizuddin 20 F Do
235 Md. Amiruddin s/o Imamuddin 29 M Do
24. 236 Md. Harun Rasid s/o Hafizuddin 9 M Do
237
Md. Nabi
Hussain
s/o Hafizuddin 5 M Do
238 Mosa Nur Nehar s/o Amiruddin 4 M Do
239
Md. Rafiqul
Islam
s/o Hafizuddin 1 M Md. Mafizuddin
240
Md. Safiqul
Isalm
s/o Hafizuddin
8
mt
h.
M Do
241
Mosa Anuwara
Khatun
w/o A. Sahid 50 F
Md. A.
Khaleque
242
Mosa Sahera
Khatun
s/o A. Sahid 7 M Do
243 Mosa Nur Banu d/o A. Sahid 27 F Do
244
Mosa Khairun
Nessa
s/o Ayakub Ali 5 M Do
245 A. Hamid s/o Huidali 80 M Md. Bilal Uddin
246 Md. Ali Hussain s/o Abdul Hamid 50 M Do
247 Md. Raham ali s/o Ali Hussain 7 M Do
248 Md. Fajar Ali s/o Ali Hussain 4 M Do
249 Md. Alal Uddin s/o Sukkur Ali 20 M Md. Sukkur Ali
250 Mosa Upjan s/o Do 25 M Do
251
Mosa Fatema
Khatun
w/o A. Kadir 35 F A. Kadir
25. 252
Mosa Halima
Khatun
s/o Do 1.5 M Do
253 Md. Innas Ali s/o A. Kadir 7 M Do
254 A. Nekim s/o Do 22 M Do
255
Mosa Samala
Khatun
w/o Chan Miya 20 F Md. Samsuddin
256 Amena Khatun d/o Samsuddin 7 F Do
257 Md. Sadagar Ali
s/o Surat Ali
Munshi
70 M MD. Hasen Ali
258
Mosa Sairan
Nessa
w/o Lokman
Hakim
60 F Md. Mustema
259 Md. Jamaluddin s/o Maharuddin 23 M Md. Alaluddin
260
Mosa Amena
Khatun
w/o Maharuddin 40 F Do
261 Sahera Khatun w/o Jain Uddin 27 F Md. Jain Uddin
262 Jaleka Khatun w/o Do 25 F Do
263 Khairun Nessa d/o Do 6 F Do
264 Nur Nehar d/o Do 2 F Do
265 Basi Shekh s/o Do 7 M Do
266 Md. Abed Ali s/o Khesa Shekh 70 M md. Usman Ali
267 Amiran Nessa w/o Abed Ali 55 F Do
268 Raimun Nessa s/o Abed Ali 25 M Do
26. 269 Rahima Khatun d/o A. suvan 3 F MD. A. Suvan
270 Jamiran Nessa
w/o style='mso-
spacerun:yes'>
40 F
Md. Mujibur
Rahman
271 Abu Kalam
s/o Md. Munnas
Ali
2 M Md. Mannas Ali
272 Aisa Khatun w/o Ajimuddin 30 F Ajimuddin
273 Saleha Khatun d/o Do 1 F Do
274 Fatema Khatun w/o Abdul salam 35 F A. Salam
275 Fazila Khatun d/o Abdul salam 4 F Do
276 Marjina Khatun d/o Do 3 F Do
277 Iman Ali s/o Isha Shekh 60 M A.Kadir
278 Saleha Khatun w/o Rabiu Ayal 22 F Do
279 Jamena Khatun w/o Qurban Ali 46 F Qurban Ali
280 Md. Kasem Ali s/o Do 11 M Do
281 Alimuddin s/o Sadat Ali 55 M Abdul Hekim
282 Hasmat Ali s/o Do 35 M Do
283 Jamila Khatun w/o Abdul Hakim 24 F Do
284 Rashida Khatun d/o Do 9 F Do
285 Mazida Khatun d/o Do 7 F Do
286 Md. A. Kalam s/o Do 5 M Do
27. 287 Md. Abul Nasar s/o Do 3 M Do
288 Afiya Khatun d/o Sultan Ali 8 F Md. Sultan Ali
289 Saharbanu
w/o Amiru
Uddinstyle='mso
-spacerun:yes'>
19 F Md. Amir Uddin
290 Alima Khatun d/o Do 7 F Do
291 Rehana Khatun d/o Do 3 F Do
292 Md. A. Hamid s/o Julu Shekh 80 M Md. Nuruddin
293 Maviya Khatun w/o Nur Uddin 17 F Do
294 Jamila Khatun w/o Tamir Uddin 30 F
MD. Tamir
Uddin
295 Saleha Khatun w/o Do 27 F Do
296 Furkan Ali s/o Do 7 M Do
297 Rabiya Khatun d/o Do 5 F Do
298 Safiya Khatun d/o Do 4 F Do
299 Nurun Nessa d/o DO 3 F Do
300 A. Sahed s/o Do 4 M Do
301 Md. Raham Ali s/o Kasem Ali 60 M Md. A. Karim
302 Rahima Ali w/o Raham Ali 45 F Do
303 Rahima Nessa w/o A. Hakim 19 F Do
304 Mamina Khatun d/o Do 6 F Do
28. 305 Josnara Begum d/o A. Khalil 6 F Md. A. Khalil
306 Minara Begum d/o A. Khalil 3 F Do
307 Md. A. Maleque s/o Jabed Ali 11 M Md. Akbar Ali
308 Robjan Bibi
w/o Jafar Ali
Munsi
55 F Jafar Ali Munsi
309 Hajrat Ali Munsi s/o Ahmed Moral 60 M A. Matin
310 Maleka Banu w/o Hajrat Munsi 45 F Do
311 Halimon Nesha d/o Do 8 F Do
312 Jamila Khatun w/o A. Gofor 45 F A. Gofor
313 Hanufa d/o Do 3 F Do
314 Rahima Khatun d/o Do 10 F
Habibur
Rahman
315
Afiastyle='mso-
spacerun:yes'>
d/o Do 14 F Do
316 Abul Kalam
s/o Ayakub Ali
Munsi
50 M
Md. Khairul
Islam
317 Hasamon Nessa w/o A. Kalam 39 F Do
318 Momina Khatun d/o Do 8 F Do
319 Idris Ali
s/o Sunaullah
Shakh
90 M Md. Rustam Ali
320 Jaida Khatun
style='mso-
spacerun:yes'>
Rustam Ali
40 F Do
29. 321 Surhab Ali s/o Do 12 M Do
322 Fatema Khatun d/o Do 10 F Do
323 Molika Khatun d/o Do 8 F Do
324 Julhas Ali s/o Do 6 M Do
325 Honufa Khatun d/o Do 4 F Do
326 Sufia Khatun d/o Do 2 F Do
327 Sahara Khatun w/o Do 36 F Nurul Islam
328 Salama Khatun d/o Do 3 F Do
329 Khudaja Khatun w/o Aub Ali 26 F Aub Ali
330 Momotaj Begum d/o Do 75 F Do
331 Abdul Kadir s/o Do 5 M Do
332 Hazrat Ali
s/o Abad Ali
Sarkar
55 M A. Ajit
333 Sunabon Bibi w/o Hazrat Ali 48 F Do
334 Hasan Ali s/o A. Mozit 8 M Do
335 Abdul Hamid s/o Amjod Ali 65 M Rofikul Islam
336 Rahimon Nasa w/o A. Hamid 45 F Do
337 Jamina Khatun d/o Do 12 F Do
338 Raqia d/o Do 8 F Do
339 Firuja d/o Do 5 F Do
30. 340 Ijalot nasa w/o Kasam Ali 50 F Nurul Islam
341 Toimon Nasa d/o Do 20 F Do
342 Isob Ali s/o Do 35 M Do
343 Honufa Khatun d/o Isob Ali
2
mt
h.
F Do
344 Barak Munshi s/o Umad Ali 75 M A. Suvan
345 Khudaja Khatun d/o A. Hoque 2 F A. Hoqe
346 Hormuj Ali s/o Hasan Ali 8 M Hasan Ali
347 Abdullah s/o Do 3 M Do
348 Foijan w/o Rustam Ali 35 F Rustum Ali
349 Innus Ali s/o Do 2 M Do
350 Alkas Ali d/o Rasan Ali 13 F Hasan Ali
351 Salamon Nesa w/o Nosor Ali 45 F Nasar Ali
352 Habibur Rohman s/o A. Rahim 8 M A. Rahim
353 Joigon Nasa w/o Ijjot Fokir 60 F Rajot Ali
354 Rohimon nasa w/o Ummad Ali 50 F Umab Ali
355 Sufia Khatun d/o Do 7 F Do
356 Kodorjan w/o Ijjot Fokir 80 F Abdul Hoqe
357 Gandhimon nasa w/o Abdul Hoqe 9 F Do
31. 358 Haibur Rohman s/o Do 4 M Do
359 Ahmod Ali s/o Ijjot Fokir 40 M Gakir Hussain
360 Jubada Khatun w/o Hussan Ali 35 F Hussan Ali
361 Poranjan Bibi w/o MAhi Shake 70 F Do
362 Sahara Khatun d/o Hassan Ali 4 F Do
363 Ijan nasa w/o Mohor Ali 28 F Mohor Ali
364 Sangshar Ali s/o Ahmod Ali 55 M Safian Ali
365 Malaka Banu w/o A. Mojid 25 F A. Majid
366 Anuara Khatun s/o Wasen Ali 20 M Hasam Ali
367 Somiran Nessa d/o Ibrahim Ali 0 F Do
368 Morjan Bibi w/o Momin 50 F Soha Ali
369 Maleka Khatun w/o Habibullah 40 F Habibulla
370 Rabia Khatun Do 35 F Do
371 Afia Khatun d/o Do 5 F Do
372 Mirazul Islam s/o Do 3 M Do
373
Md. Jaiabur
Rahman
s/o Ali Hussain 4 M Ali Hussain
374 Saleman Nessa w/o Sabed Ali 40 F Raazuddin
375
Husanara
Begum
d/o Do 6 F Do
32. 376 Katab jan w/o Ayad Ali 50 F Abdul Hussain
377 Kudeja Khatun w/o Abdul 30 F Do
378 Fazar Ali Do 1 M Do
379 Jayman Nessa d/o Abbas Ali 25 F Abbash Ali
380 Falani Nessa w/o Abdul Rahim 20 F Do
381 Abdusahed s/o Amjad Ali 1 M Do
382 Bibijan w/o Falu Mia 35 F Falu Mia
383 Asrab Ali s/o L. Sarafat Ali 60 M *Suruj Bahnu
384 Samatyu Bhanu
w/o Awal
Hussain
60 F Abdul Barik
385 Milik Jan Nessa
w/o Gulam
Mustafa
20 F Gulam Mustafa
386 Md. Jahur Ali s/o Asimuddin 20 M Asaruddin
387 Amena Khatun w/o Hussain Ali 35 F Hussain Ali
388 Nurul Islam s/o Do 15 M Do
389 Saidul Islam s/o Do 12 M Do
390 Sahera Khatun d/o Do 6 F Do
391 Sirajul Isalm s/o Do 3 M Do
392 Muntaz Ali s/o Abdul Kadir 50 M Narzul Islam
393 Saimen Nessa
w/o L. Muntaz
Ali
30 F Do
33. 394 Sirajul Islam s/o Do 7 M Do
395 Hanufa Khatun d/o Do 5 F Do
396 Abdul Khalek s/o Do 3 M Do
397 Atabjan Nessa d/o Rausan Ali 22 F Rasun Ali
398 Halima Khatun d/o Muntaz Ali 20 F Do
399 Salema Khatun w/o Nurul Islam 25 F Nurul Islam
400 Nurjahan d/o Do 4 F Do
401 Sulema Khatun
w/o
Muslimuddun
35 F Muslimuddin
402 Sahabuddin s/o Do 12 M Do
403 Majeda Khatun d/o Do 6 F Do
404 Sahera Khatun
style='mso-
spacerun:yes'>
Do
2 F Do
405 Ful Bhnu w/o Jamsar Hazi 40 F Jalaluddin
406 Khatiza Khatun w/o Abdul Awal 30 F Abdul Awal
407 Baharul Islam s/o Do 7 M Do
408 Nurul Islam s/o Do 2 M Do
409 Anisujaman s/o Abdul Karim 7 M Abdul Karim
410 Rukia Khatun d/o Do 5 F Do
411 Hussain Ali s/o Isabdi 95 M Abdul Rahim
34. 412 Sahar bhanu w/o Hussen Ali 80 F Do
413 Aimon Nessa d/o Abdul Rahim 4 F Do
414 Saleman Nessa w/o Samed Ali 40 F Samed Ali
415 Taharum Nessa d/o Do 20 F Do
416 Aijul Hoque g/f Do 3 M Do
417 Sufia Khatun d/o Abdul Ajit 24 F Abdul ajit
418 Januara Khatun w/o Hanif 20 F Hanif
419 Sahar Ali s/o Inai Box 35 M Allauddin
420 Subekjan
w/o Miachan
Fakir
60 F Ahed Ali
421 Naibali s/o Suraj Ali 40 M Aninal Hoque
422 Arina Khatun w/o Naibali 25 F Do
423 Ajgar Ali s/o Abdul Hamid 1 M Abdul Hamid
424 Nur Hussain s/o Asar Ali 50 M Moniruddin
425 Khatiza Khatun w/o Nur Hussain 35 F Do
426 Monjura Khatun d/o Do 6 F Do
427 Amiruddin s/o Do 14 M
428 Abeda Begum d/o Do 4 F Do
429 Sabeda Begum
style='mso-
spacerun:yes'>
Do
1 F Do
35. 430 Said Hanif s/o L. Abdul Aziz 18 M Abdul Rezzak
431 Akbar Ali s/o Abdul Razzak 14 M Do
432 Samiruddin s/o Abdul Karim 6 M Abdul Karim
433 Atabjan w/o Ali Bepari 40 F Abdul Suban
434 Jubeda Khatun w/o abdul Kadir 40 F Abdul Kadir
435 Abdul Kalam s/o Abdul Rafik 1 M Abdul Rafik
436 Abeda Khatun
d/o Atab
Rahman
5
mt
h.
F Atab Rahman
437 Rahima Khatun w/o Ibrahim 17 F Ibrahim
438
Miss Rokia
Begum
w/o Gias Uddin 20 F Gias Uddin
439
Miss Asmina
Begum
d/o Do
2
mt
h.
F Do
440 Amena Khatun w/o Sharafat Ali 45 F Sharafat Ali
441 Mofiza Khatun d/o Do 7 F Do
442 Aizul Islam s/o Do 2 M Do
443 Ismail s/o L. Innos Mia 60 M A. Hakim
444 Shamal Khatun w/o Mofizuddin 40 F Mofizuddin
445 Rofikul Islam s/o Muslemuddin 5 M Muslemuddin
446 Alimon Nessa w/o Nekbar Ali 50 F Hafizuddin
36. 447 Sabed Ali s/o L. Amjot Ali 60 M Saib Ali
448 Hazira Khatun w/o Sabed Ali 45 F Do
449 Majida Khatun d/o Do 10 F Do
450 Amir Uddin s/o Shahed Ali 15 M Shahed Ali
451 Ful Banu w/o Alimuddin 30 F Alimuddin
452 A. Salam s/o Do 5 M Do
453 Shadot Ali s/o L. Amjot Ali 60 M Ajit Ali
454 Idris Ali s/o shadot Ali 7 M Do
455 Hushen Ali s/o Do 5 M Shadot Ali
456 Ful Banu w/o Do 50 F Do
457 Jamila Khatun w/o Abbas Ali 20 F Anjob Ali
458 Hazera Khatun s/o Habej Ali 7 M Habij Ali
459 Rohim Uddin s/o Do 5 M Do
460 Amena Khatun w/o A. Jabbar 45 F A. Jabbar
461 Ashok Ali s/o Do 12 M Do
462 Aiton Nessa w/o Hashmat Ali 50 F Adam Ali
463 Kulsum Bibi w/o Adam Ali 25 F Do
464 Shariful Rohman s/o Do 9 M Do
465 Nabiza Khatun d/o Do 7 F Do
37. 466 Afia Khatun d/o Do 4 F Do
467
Nuruddin
Munahi
s/o Kirat Ali 66 M Assat Ali
468 Aisa Khatun w/o Hashem Ali 29 F Hashen Ali
469 Alaluddin s/o Do 6 M Do
470 Monora Khatun d/o Do 7 F Do
471 Minara Khatun d/o Do 1 F Do
472 Nurjahan w/o Mainul Islam 22 F Mainul Islam
473 Mozibur s/o Do 9 M Do
474 Hbibur s/o Do 6 M Do
475 Jalekha Khatun w/o Akbar Ali 70 F Ali Akkas
476 Jahura Khatun
w/o
Ali Akkas
25 F Do
477 Anuwara Khatun d/o Do 5 F Do
478 Janura Khatun d/o DO 2 F Do
479 Momtaz Ali s/o L. Shadar Ali 80 M Ajehar Ali
480 Fatikjan Bibi
w/o L. Momtaz
Ali
60 F Do
481 Jamal Uddin s/o Ajahar Ali 5 M Do
482 Rukia Khatun d/o Sunnat Ali 4 F Sunrot Ali
483 Jamila Khatun w/o Rusmot Ali 40 F Rusmot Ali
38. 484 Kutub Uddin s/o Do 7 M Do
485 Jahura Khatun w/o A. Hakim 50 F Shahar Ali
486 Jahura Khatun w/o Mannas Ali 35 F Mannas Ali
487 Hamida Khatun d/o Do 2 F Do
488 Sulema Khatun d/o Hashmat Ali 3 F Hashmat Ali
489 Safua Khatun d/o Do 1 F Do
490 Firuja w/o Ashu shekh 26 F Ashu Sekh
491 Nia Hussain Do M Do
492 Kulsum d/o Do 4 F Do
493 Kitabjan d/o Hamid Ali 70 F Intaz Ali
494 Khudeja Khatun w/o Intaz Ali 30 F Do
495 Kashem Ali s/o Hashen ali 2 M Hashen Ali
496 Amor Ali
s/o L. Rohmot
Ali
25 M Mamud Ali
497 Jahura Khatun
d/o Khaiurul
Islam
4 F *Khairul Isia
498 Safar Uddin
s/o Md. Hussen
Ali
12 M Md. Husen Ali
499 Salama Khatun w/o Arpan Ali 28 F Md. Arpan Ali
500 Jahura Khatun w/o Do 26 F
501 Hanufa Khatun d/o Do 8 F
39. 502 Akowara Begum d/o Do 3 F
503 Moqules Ali s/o Do 1 M
504 Siraj Ali s/o Do
1
mt
h.
M
505 Amir Ali s/o Kurpan Ali 32 M Piruja Khatun
506 Samar Ali s/o Japar Ali 40 M Suburi Khatun
507 Jaiman nesa w/o Samar Ali 30 F
508 Amicha Khatun d/o Do 6 F
509 Ramicha Khatun d/o Do 3 F
510 Sakhina Khatun
w/o Shamsher
Ali Hazi
55 F
511 A. Kadir s/o Hasmat Ali 12 M Hasmat Ali
512 Ramisa Khatun w/o Kasem Ali 30 F Kasem Ali
513 Halima Khatun d/o Do 6 F
514 A. Kadir s/o Do 3 M
515 Salemon Nessa w/o Abdul Ali 28 F Abdul Ali
516 Akbar Ali s/o Do 3 M
517 Saleman Nessa w/o Janabali 28 F Janabali
518 Jharina Khatun d/o Do 2 F
519 Marjan w/o Abdul suban 35 F Abdul Suban
40. 520 Ataur Rahman s/o Abdul Suban 6 M
521
A.
Khaleque
s/o Azmat Ali 15 M A. Rahim
522 Aimon Nessa
w/o Jamdar
Shekh
50 F Jamdar Shekh
523 Abdul Samed
s/o Kasum
Shekh
75 M Nur Mohammad
524 Maran Nessa w/o Matlep 36 F Matlep
525 Fakaruddin s/o Do 8 M
526
Md. Samed Ali
Fakir
s/o Abjal Fakir 63 M M. Jalil
527 Md.Ramjan Ali s/o Umar Ali 8 M Umar Ali
528 Banesa Khatun d/o Do 4 F
529 Saheda Khatun
s/o Md. Hamed
Ali
1 M Hamed Ali
530 Mafiz Uddin s/o idris Moral 50 M Rup Banu
531 Majeja Khatun d/o Makkisuddin 12 F
532 Intaz Ali s/o Do 8 M
533 Aphia Begum d/o Do 3 F
534 Moiram Jan w/o Ibrahim 46 F Ibrahim
535 Md. Jakir Husain s/o Abdul Rashid 16 M Abdul Rashid
536 Asiya Khatun w/o Hasen Ali 40 F Hasen Ali
41. 537 Naba I Shekh s/o Basir shekh 60 M Swahid Jan
538 Abdul Latif s/o Jabed Ali 60 M Jamila Khatun
539
Wahidur
Rahman
s/o Abdul Latif 12 M Do
540 Halima Khatun w/o A . Maleque 18 F A. Maleque
541 Jamila Khatun w/o Marjat Ali 30 F Marjat Ali
542 Kitab Ali s/o Do 2 M Do
543 Md. Ali s/o Jabed Ali 7 M Islam Uddin
544 Rustam Ali
s/o Abed Ali
Bepari
45 M Chan Banu
545 Safiya Khatun Rustam Ali 7 F Surhab Ali
546 Kulchum Bibi s/o Nur Jamal 13 F Hasen Ali
547 Abdul Kasem s/o Nur Jamal 13 M Nur Jamal
548 Maiman Nesa w/o Mannat Ali 25 F Mannaf Ali
549 Belu Khatun s/o Do 4 M Do
550 Jaigan Nessa w/o Kasam Ali 30 F Kasam Ali
551 Aisa Khatun d/o Do 10 F Do
552 Hamid Seikh s/o Do 3 M Do
553 Ajuban Nessa w/o Innar Ali 22 F Ianas Ali
554 Jabbar Ali
h/o Mallika
Khatun
50 M Mallika Khatun
42. 555 Innas Ali s/o Do 2 M Do
556 Majiran Nessa m/o Satar Ali 50 F Sattar Ali
557 Asrab Ali f/o Jamiruddin 56 M Jamiruddin
558 Sadar Ali f/o Hasen Bano M Hasen Banu
559 Nurier Khatun m/o Do F Do
560 Nizamuddin m/o Do M Do
561
Abdul Hakim
Seikh
f/o Jabbar Ali 42 M Jabbar Ali
562 Asaba Ali s/o Do 3 M Do
563
Abdul Karid
Seikh
f/o Asia Khatun 60 M Aisa Khatun
564 Anuara Khatun d/o samsuddin
1
mt
h.
F Samsuddin
565 Asrab Ali f/o Supia Khatun 38 M Rupia Khatun
566 Rahikul Nessa m/o Do 32 F Do
567 Jaheda Khatun s/o Do 5 M Do
568
Jonbarun
Khatun
d/o Do 2 F Do
569 Manik Jan d/o Rustum Ali 5 F Rustam Ali
570 Abdul Karim Ali s/o Do 2 M Do
571 Halima Khatun w/o Ahamad Ali 18 F Ahamad ali
43. 572 Begum Saheba d/o Do 2 F Do
573 Khatiza Bibi w/o Mafizuddin 33 F Mafizuddin
574 Yasin Ali f/o 30 M
575 Anuara Khatun m/o Alaluddin 30 F Alaluddin
576 Sahidullah s/o Do 2 M Do
577 Jahur Ali
h/o Mayman
Nessa
50 M Mayman Nessa
578 Sahara Khatun h/o Rahim 30 F Rahim
579 Gulam Hussain s/o Rupchand 3 M *Rapehand
580 Fazran Nessa d/o Sufia Khatun 42 F Sufia Khatun
581 Md. Hasen Ali s/o Suruj Ali 57 M Suruj Ali
582 Mosa Chan Banu
s/o Md.
Jasimuddin
25 M Jasimuddin
583
Md. Amir
Hussain
Do 1 M Do
584 Abed Ali s/o Mannas Ali 50 M Mannas Ali
585
Mosa Solema
Khatun
w/o Innas Ali 25 F Md. Innas Ali
586
Malique Jan
Khatun
d/o Do 7 F Do
587
Mosa Fazila
Khatun
w/o Harjat Ali 28 F Harjat Ali
588 Safiya Khatun s/o Md. Taher Ali 10 M Taher style='m
44. so-
spacerun:yes'>
Ali
589
Md. Fazila
Khatun
Do 8 F Do
590 Md. Ismat Ali Do 5 M Do
591 Mazada Khatun Do 3 M Do
592 Jaigan Nessa w/o Ali Hussain 50 F Ali Hussain
593 Md. Akbar Ali s/o Moroj Bali 5 M Md. Rajabali
594 Sirajali Khatijei Khatun 50 M Khatijai Khatun
595 Sahera Khatun Do F Do
596 Amiruddin Nurjahan Bibi
3
mt
h.
M Nurjahan Bibi
597 Robana Nessa Md. Quddus Ali 45 F Md. Quddus Ali
598 Sahina Khatun w/o Abdul Jalil 30 F Abdul Jalil
599 Md. Babar Ali s/o Umed Ali 60 M Samar Ali
600
Mazidastyle='ms
o-
spacerun:yes'>
Khatun
w/o Rahamat Ali 50 F Abdul Hamid
601 Kad Banu Bibi w/o Umed Ali 70 F Abdul Jabbar
602 Ayesha Khatun w/o Akbar ALi 50 F Akbar Ali
603 Jamina Khatun w/o Sabed Ali 25 F Sabed Ali
45. 604 Hisnara Begum d/o Sabed Ali 7 F Sabed Ali
605 Suffia Khatun w/o Giasuddin 20 F Maimuddin
606 Md. Ahmed Ali s/o Gunjar Ali 50 M Sarban Nessa
607 Khudeja Khatun d/o Hussain Ali 7 F Hussain Ali
608 Minara Khatun Do
3
mt
h.
F Do
609 Abdul Habej s/o Dinaj Ali 55 M Mafizuddin
610 Jamina Khatun 45 F Do
611 Md. Ainuddin s/o Do 5 M Do
612 Moriom Begum d/o Amanulla 25 F Amanulla
613 Fizubor Rahman s/o Sukur Ali 12 M Sukur Ali
614 Abbas Ali
s/o Manbollah
Fakir
60 M A. Islam
615 Jarina Khatun w/o A. Falan 15 F A. Falan
616 Maleka Banu w/o Akub Ali 45 F Akub Ali
617 Mafij Uddin Do 5 M Do
618 Hafiza Khatun Do 3 F Do
619 Amirun Nessa s/o Akub Ali 1 M Akub Ali
620 Sangshar Ali s/o L. Turab Ali 85 M Cheratan Nessa
621 Amrajul Hoque s/o Sansher Ali 24 M Parul Hoque
46. 622
*Bbul
Haque
s/o Shirajul
Hoque
3 M Shirajul Hoque
623 Kurjat Ali s/o Rostam Ali 18 M Rostam Ali
624 Taiman Nessa Do 6 F Do
625 Furkan Ali Do 3 M Do
626 Fulzan Begum d/o Nurul Islam 11 F
627 Khairun Nessa w/o Hasam Ali 60 F Iman Ali
628 Anuwara Begum w/o Isahaf 20 F Isahaf Ali
629 Rafiqul s/o Do 3 M Do
630 Aitan Nessa w/o Kashem Ali 40 F Nurul Islam
631
Fulchahera
Khatun
w/o Doilat Shekh 45 F Md. Raisuddin
632 Abdul Jalil s/o Do 30 M Do
633 Ayesa Khatun w/o L. Yakub Ali 27 F Ayub Ali
634 Aiman Nessa d/o Do 9 F Do
635 Israfil s/o Do 6 M Do
636 Safida Khatun w/o Jalal 15 F A.Jalal
637 Abul Kalam s/o Archab Ali 10 M Do
638 Nurjahan Bibi w/o Hamid 45 F Momin Sarkar
639 Jaleka Khatun d/o Do 9 F Do
47. 640 Innas Ali s/o Do 3 M Do
641 Latifa Biwi w/o Jamal 40 F
Md. Jamal
Uddin
642 Firuja Khatun d/o Do 10 F Do
643 Ramisa Khatun s/o A. Mannan 4 M A. Mannan
644 A. Rahman s/o Basir Ali 50 M Do
645 Rahera Khatun
d/o Abdul
Mannan
20 F Do
646 Iman Ali s/o L. Hasmat Ali 32 M Mosa Amina
647 Manuruddin s/o L. Sabed Ali 60 M Saleha
648 Rahima Khatun
d/o Nur
Mohammad
3 F Nur Mohammad
649 Abdul Rahman s/o Do 5 M Do
650 Jahanara d/o Jalaluddin 5 F Jalaluddin
651 Samla Khatun w/o Samar Ali 25 F Samar Ali
652 Kadbanu Biwi w/o Mafizuddin 50 F Md. Mafizuddin
653 Rajat Ali s/o Akkabu Ali 55 M Md. A. Matin
654 Hamida Khatun w/o Rejat Ali 30 F Do
655 Mehor Jan Biwi w/o A. Matin 22 F Do
656 Fakuruddin s/o Do 6 M Do
657 Ajimuddin
s/o L. Hamid
Sarkar
35 M Md. Saijuddin
48. 658 S. Sarbanu w/o Ajimaddin 25 F Do
659 Jusnara Begum s/o Samunddin 8 M Md. Samsuddin
660 Sahera Khatun
w/o L. Hamid
Saikar
65 F Giyasuddin
661
Mosa Sultana
Begum
d/o Hafisur
Rahman
6 F
Md. Haquijur
Rahman
662
Md. Emran
Hussain
s/o Halimuddin 1 M Md. Halimuddin
663
Mosa Rumesa
Khatun
s/o Halimuddin 14 M Md. Ashraf Ali
664 Jamena Khatun s/o Ashraf Ali 30 M A. Manunf
665 Jafiya Khatun w/o A. Nanuaf 9 F Do
666 S mia Khatun s/o Do 3 M Do
667 Amiruddin s/o Do 1 M Do
668 Kumala Khatun Do 1 F Abdul Jalil
669 Safiruddin d/o Abdul Jalil 85 F A. Mutalib
670 Khatija Begum s/o L. Ismail 65 M Do
671 Munsur Ali w/o Munsur Ali 70 F Md. Ramjan Ali
672 Kurful Jan Nesa
s/o L. Hanman
Ali
50 M Do
673 Ayesa Khatun w/o Mansur Ali 25 F Nurul Islam
674 Aijuddin w/o Nurul Islam 2 F Do
49. 675 Gulesa Khatun w/o A. Mannanl 28 F Abdul Mannaf
676 Hanufa Khatun s/o Do 3 M Do
677 Fajila Khatun s/o Do 1 M Do
678 Safura Khatun w/o Alimaddin 45 F Alimaddin
679 Sahajan s/o Alimaddin 5 M Alimaddin
680 A. Saman s/o Do 5 M Do
681 Habibur Rahman s/o Nurul Islam 3 M Nurul Islam
682 Hanufa Khatun
s/o Md.
Tutamiya
6 M Md. Tutamiya
683 Mainul Hoque s/o Do 4 M Do
684 Marufa Khatun s/o Do 2 M Do
685 Banasa Khatun w/o Samiya 22 F Md. Sammiya
686 Amituddin s/o Do 7 M Do
687 Jamiruddin s/o Do 6 M Do
688 Mamta Bagum s/o Do 1 M Do
689 Asar Ali s/o Iman Ali 4 M Md. Iman Ali
690 Harjat Ali s/o Do
6
mt
h.
M Do
691 Jamana Khatun w/o . Karim 32 F Abdul Karim
692 Safiya Khatun s/o Do 10 M Do
50. 693 Akbar Ali s/o Do 4 M Do
694 Sairul Islam s/o Do 2 M Do
695 Abul Nasar s/o Akkel Ali 4 M Akkal Ali
696 Abul Kashen s/o Do
6
mt
h.
M Do
697 Mariyam Nessa w/o A. Mai 55 F Do
698 Ahammed Ali s/o I. salam 7 M Do
699 Jaleka Khatun s/o Subed Ali 13 M Subed Ali
700 Sulema Khatun Do 11 F Do
701 Samla Khatun Do 8 F Do
702
Jushanara
Begum
Do 4 F Do
703 Diluwara Begum Do 1 F Do
704 Anuwaya Khatun w/o Aptar Ali 25 F Md. Aptar
705 Fajar Bnau s/o Do 7 M Do
706 Kamala Khatun s/o Do 3 M Do
707 Rafiqul Islam s/o A. Bareque 6 M *A. Barequ
708 Ayesa Khatun
w/o L.
Nasaruddin
60 F Md. Ismail
709 Majida Khatun s/o Ismail 9 M Do
710 Jamal Uddin s/o Nasaruddin 22 M Do
51. 711 Jagir Hussain s/o Ismal 5 M Do
712 Amir Hamja s/o Do 3 M Do
713 Asiman Nessa
w/o Rahtman
Shekh
30 F A. Rahman
714 Hanufa Khatun s/o Do 4 M Do
715 Ainul Shekh s/o Do 1 M Do
716 Fulsum Biwi s/o A. Shahed 3 M Md. A. Shahed
717
Ahajalistyle='ms
o-
spacerun:yes'>
s/o Rajabali 38 M Md. A. Ajit
718 A. Manaan s/o Ahajali 7 M Md. A. Ajit
719 Md. Nuruddin s/o A. Mazid 8 M Md. A. Mazid
720 Majida Banu Do 10 F A. Ajit
721 Jubed Ali
w/o Samsul
Alam
52 F Jubed Ali
722 Halima Khatun w/o Aykub Ali 35 F Aykub Ali
723 Guljan d/o Do 15 F Do
724 *Marfot Ali s/o Do 10 M Do
725 Joinul Abdin s/o Do 8 M Do
726 Jafor Ali s/o Do 1 M Do
727 Momina Khatun d/o Akkal Ali 5 F Akkal Ali
728 Maina Khatun w/o Taiab Ali 30 F Taiab Ali
52. 729 Hasen Ali s/o Do 14 M Do
730 Madhumala w/o Sultan 55 F
Sultanstyle='m
so-
spacerun:yes'>
731 Suleman Ali s/o Do 18 M Do
732 Kasem Ali s/o Nurul Islam 4 M Nurul Islam
733 Firuja Khatun d/o Najim Uddin 5 F Nazim Uddin
734 Mabia Khatun d/o Do 3 F Do
735 Jarina Khatun d/o Sirfat Ali 10 F Abdullah
736 Habibur Rahman s/o Abdur Rahim 11 M
Habibur
Rahman
737 Abdul Rahim s/o Salim Fakir 55 M Nurul Islam
738 Rahimunnessa w/o Gias Uddin 60 F Halimuddin
739 Rashida Begum w/o Halimuddin 22 F Do
740 Kairul Islam s/o Do 7 M Do
741
Husneara
Begum
d/o Do 5 F Do
742 Baharul Islam Do 3 M Do
743 Rahima Khatun s/o Salim Fakir 58 M Suleman Ali
744 Chande Ali w/o Abdul Majid 60 F A. Quddus
745 Amina Khatun s/o Chande Ali 52 M Do
53. 746 Kulsum Begum w/o Hazarat 30 F Hazrat Ali
747 Josnara Begum d/o Do 10 F Do
748 Aspiara Begum d/o Hezarat Ali 8 F Do
749 Rabia Khatun d/o Muslemuddin 28 F Muslemuddin
750 Abeda Khatun d/o Do 8 F Do
751 Afia Khatun d/o Do 6 F Do
752 Majeja Khatun d/o Do 4 F Do
753 Jaigun Nessa
w/o
Rabiullah
18 F Rabiullah
754 Kulsum Bibi w/o NurulHAq 41 F Nurul Haq
755 Kharirul Islam s/o Nurul Haq 4 M Do
756 Saidur Rahman s/o Do 7 M Do
757 Kulbanu d/o Faraz Ali 14 F Faraz Ali
758 Ambia Khatun d/o Do 3 F Do
759 Fatema Khatun w/o Samsuddin 28 F Abdul Gafur
760 Kasem Ali s/o Kudrat Ali 7 M Do
761 Saleha Khatun w/o Junab Ali 22 F Abdul Khalek
762 Jarina Khatun d/o Do 2 F Do
763 Jamila Khatun w/o A. Salam 23 F A. Salam
764 Jarina Khatun d/o Jonab Ali 2 F A.Khalek
54. 765 Jamila Khatun w/o salam 23 F Salam
766 Harej Uddin s/o A. salam 5 M A. Salam
767 Hussain Ali Fakir s/o Asan Fakir 60 M Kat Banu
768 Matabjan Bibi w/o Muniruddin 50 F A. Hekim
769 Karim Ali s/o Do 9 M Do
770 Katbanu w/o Rashid Miah 58 F A. Akbar
771 Halima Khatun w/o A. Akbar 28 F Do
772 Firuja Khatun d/o A. Akabar 28 F Do
773 Nuruddin s/o Do 4 M Do
774 Nur Ali s/o Do 1 M Do
775 Sahera Khatun w/o Faizuddin 50 F A. Hashim
776 Matiza Begum w/o Hassim 18 F Do
777 Halima Khatun w/o Khalek 22 F A. Khalek
778 Ikramul Hussain s/o Khalek 4 M Do
779 Taraban Nasa s/o Atab Uddin 38 M Aftab Uddin
780 Sahad Ali s/o Do 6 M Do
781 Sajada Khatun d/o Do 1 F Do
782 Dulu Banu w/o A. Kadir 28 F
A.
Kadir
783 A. Rahman s/o Do 5 M Do
55. 784 Somola Khatun d/o Do 1 F Do
785 Amena Khatun w/o Osumoddin 48 F Osumoddin
786 Sakina Begum d/o Sirajuddin 16 F Abdul Ali
787 Monabbat Ali s/o Sabad Ali 60 M Abdul Hye
788 Kadbanu
w/o Mohabbat
Ali
50 F Do
789 Fojori s/o Do 7 M Do
790 Sattar Ali s/o Do 4 M Do
791 Jonab Ali
d/o Shakandor
Ali
55 F A. Falan
792 Rupaton Bibi w/o Jonab Ali 50 F Do
793 Jusnara Begum d/o Sultan Ali 5 F Sultan Ali
794 Salimuddin Fokir s/o Kudart Munsi 68 M
A.
Jabbar
795
Rafik Ahmed
Master
s/o Salim Fokir 36 M Robiullah
796 Firoja Khatun w/o Rafik Master 30 F Do
797 Faruk Ahmed s/o Do 1 M Do
798 Fakir Hussan s/o Khasu Shekh 9 M Khasu Shekh
799 Safila Khatun w/o Nisor Ali 50 F Kasum Ali
800 Alekjan Bibi w/o Kasum Ali 28 F Do
801 Kulsum s/o A. Hassan 1 M A.
56. Hasan
802 Alakjan w/o Miraj Ali 18 F Miraj Ali
803 Faijuddin s/o Do 1 M Do
804 Ummahani d/o A. Mannas 10 F A. Mannas
805 Monuara Begum d/o Do 8 F Do
806 w/o Intaz Ali 52 F
A.
Hasan
807 Fatama Khatun d/o Hatam Ali 14 F Ajijul Hoque
808 Abul Kasam s/o Do 12 M Do
809 Jusnara Begum
d/o
A. Hasan
8 F A. Hasam
810 Jamena Khatun d/o Iman Ali 3 F Iman Ali
811 Asia Khatun d/o Aman Ali 3 F Aman Ali
812 Abdul Jalil s/o Do 2 M Do
813 Asa Banu w/o Amjot Ali 50 F Raham Ali
814 Sahara Khatun w/o Momraj Ali 27 F Momraj Ali
815 Nurjamna s/o Do
13
mt
h.
M Do
816
Malakastyle='ms
o-
spacerun:yes'>
Banu
w/o Gaji
Rahamn
32 F Gaji Rahman
57. 817 Johura Khatun d/o Do 15 F Do
818 Fatima Begum d/o Aptabuddin 14 F Aptabuddin
819 Jaida Khatun w/o Jaharuddin 60 F Iddris Ali
820 Jahur Ali s/o Alimuddin 23 M A. Khalek
821 Jomila Khatun d/o Kalu Shekh 18 F Tutamia
822 Hanhjma Begum d/o Tutamia 5 F Do
823
Samsulstyle='m
so-
spacerun:yes'>
Islam
s/o A. Hakim 10 M A. Hakim
824 Anuara Begum d/o Do 4 F Do
825 Nurjahan d/o Do 6 F Do
826
Hurijaman
Khatun
s/o Do 4 M Do
827 Gulbahar d/o Do 1 F Do
828 Haider Ali Akbar Ali 7 M Akbar Ali
829 Harmat Ali s/o Do 4 M Do
830 A. Khalek s/o Alimuddin 12 M Alimuddin
831 A. Malek s/o Do 15 M Do
832 Alauddin s/o Jamir Master 35 M Alimuddin
833 Ajir Rahman s/o Nasib Ali 32 M Abdur Rahman
834 Alekjan Bibi w/o Miraj Ali 27 F Do
58. 835 Mujibur Rahman s/o Do 1 M
836 Anuara Khatun d/o Hasan Ali 3 F Do
837 Nozuma Begum d/o Hasan Ali
1
mt
h.
F Do
838 Tahir Uddin s/o A. Hakim 21 M Mushida
839 Anjuara Khatun d/o Sofiqul Islam
9
mt
h.
F Somsul Islam
840 Salimuddin
gf/o Md. Eddris
Ali
70 M Md. Iddris
841 Kulsum gm/o Akkas Ali 4 M Akkas Ali
842 Salaha Begum w/o Ismath Ali 40 F Afsar Ali
843 Murshida Begum d/o Do 10 F Do
844 Jamaluddin
d/o Abdur
Rahman
26 F Abdul Rahman
845 Kulsum d/o Do 8 F Do
846 Kudeija Bibi d/o Asrof Ali 24 F Asaraf Ali
847 Abdul Rahman gs/o Do 1 M Do
848 Amina Begum s/o Ismat Ali 12 M Md. Ismat Ali
849 Md. Amjal Ali c/o Hozrot Ali 20 M Hazrat Ali
850 Saheran Nesa
w/o
Abdul style='ms
o-
50 F Abdul Mannaf
59. spacerun:yes'>
Monnaf
851 Fuljan Bibi d/o Do 15 F Do
852 Nurjahan d/o Do 8 F Do
853
Ajit style='mso-
spacerun:yes'>
s/o Do 10 M Do
854 Habibur Rahman f/o abu Kalam 70 M Abu Kalam
855 Safuran Nesa w/o Do 45 F Do
856 Kulsum d/o Sister 10 F Do
857 Hasmat Ali b/o Do 8 M Do
858 Abdul Hasim b/o Do 5 M Do
859 Juleka Katun w/o Samser Ali 35 F Samser Ali
860 Jamila Khatun d/o Do 7 F Do
861 Sahed Ali s/o Do 6 M Do
862 Abdul Kasem b/o Do 3 M Do
863 Abdul Hamid
c/o Shirajuddin
Ahmed
20 M Abdul Barek
864 Abdul Rahman s/o Abdul Barak 48 M
Sirajuddin
Ahmed
865 Safiya Khatun w/o Nazim 30 F Md. Kazimuddin
866 Ruphool Amin s/o Do 3 M Do
867 Fazila Khatun w/o Hazrat 25 F Hazratstyle='m
60. so-
spacerun:yes'>
868 Hormat Ali s/o Do 4 M Do
869 Samsul Hoque *s/o Plar Box 30 M
Mosa Sahajan
Begum
870 Miss Guljan w/o Jamiruddin 55 F Md. Alauddin
871 Halima Khatun d/o Nazrul Islam 5 F Nazrul Islam
872 Anuyara Begum d/o Do 20 F Do
873
Misss Joshnara
Begum
w/o Md. Nurul
Islam
19 F Md. Nurul Islam
874 Md. Abbas Ali s/o Imamuddin 5 M Imamuddin
875
Miss Anowara
Begum
w/o Aijmuddin 18 F Md. Alimuddin
876
A.
Kadir
s/o A. Gafur 45 M Nur Mohammad
877 Nurjahan w/o A. Kadir 37 F Do
878 Nur Hassan d/o Do 8 M Do
879 Rasida Khatun d/o Do 5 F Do
880 Rahima Khatun Do 30 F Do
881 Md. Mannach Ali
s/o Md. Akkas
Ali
M Akkas Ali
882
Miss Habija
Khatun
d/o Ahmad Ali 12 F Ahammad Ali
61. 883
Miss Monowaora
Begum
d/o Do 10 F Do
884
Miss Hasnara
Begum
d/o Do 8 F Do
885 Md. Abu Taheb s/o Ahmed Ali 3 M Ahammad Ali
886 Md. Alimaddin s/o Nuimaddin 45 M Md. A. Rahim
887 Safia Khatun w/o Jalaluddin 18 F Abbas Ali
888 Jharina Khatun
w/o Md. Rafique
Ali
18 F Rafique Ali
889 Rustam Ali s/o L. Faijuddin 35 M Sohrab Ali
890 Asia Khatun w/o Rustom Ali 22 F Md. Ismail
891 Marijan Nessa w/o Taijuddin 70 F M. A. Hye
892
Must Mumina
Khatun
d/o Akkas Ali 2 F Akkas Ali
893
Must Joynal
Abedin
s/o Alimuddin 4 M Alimuddin
894 Jinnat Ali s/o Samiruddin 32 M Samiruddn
895
Khursheda
Begum
w/o Do 40 F Do
896 Ruhila Khatun w/o Iddris Ali 25 F Do
897 Mumtaz Bagam d/o Do 3 F Do
898 Arfan Ali s/o Sunamuddin 25 M Sunamuddin
899 Formuj Ali s/o Abbas Ali 55 M Hasen Ali
62. 900 Jahuri Sekh s/o Tamijuddin 35 M Tomijuddin
901 Abul Gafur s/o Musim Uddin 13 M Muslimuddin
902 Hasaruddin s/o A. Hakim 26 M A. Hakim
903 Banasa Khatun 50 F A. Rajak
904
Mehmuda
Begam
w/o Moinul
Haque
25 F Moinul Hoque
905 Asmina Begum d/o Do 2 F Do
906 Abu Kasam s/o Taijul Haque 7 M Taijul Hoque
907 Mobarak Ali s/o Do 4 M Do
908 Aptab Uddin s/o Sarog Ali 55 M Fulbano
909 Mogbol Islam s/o Aptabuddin 5 M Do
910 Norneher w/o Hasen Ali 20 F Hosen Ali
911 Abdul rof s/o Aptabuddin 29 M Aume Kulsum
912 Aisa Khatun w/o Abdul Rof 22 F Do
913 Mofijul Islam s/o Do 6 M Do
914 Jomila Khatun w/o Jaial Abdin 25 F
Md. Jainal
Abdin
915 Hobibur Rahman s/o Do 7 M Do
916 Aiman Nessa d/o Rajab Ali 55 F Mostafa Ali
917 Jobeda Khatun d/o Abdul Ali 5 F Do
63. 918 Johora Khatun w/o Sokor Ali 25 F Sokor Ali
919 Aisa Khatun 25 F Sahab Uddin
920 Kairul Islam s/o Do 2 M Do
921 Kodeja Khatun w/o Abdul Hai 22 F Abdul Hai
922 Abdul Barek s/o Do 1 M Do
923 Montaz Ali s/o Somsher Ali 55 M Abdul Motaleb
924 Norol Islam s/o Ali Hussain 5 M
Ali
Hussen
925 Somola Khatun w/o Summeia 25 F Md. Ausman Ali
926 Abdul Hekim
s/o Hosen
Munshi
37 M Hosen Munshi
927 Komied Ali s/o Sabad Ali 70 M Jainal Abdin
928 Sohora Khatun s/o komied Ali 50 M Do
929 Mollika Begum w/o Rohul Amin 25 F Rohul Amin
930 Abdul Islam s/o Do 7 M Do
931 Sadakul Islam s/o Do 5 M Do
932 Ais Ali s/o Gulam Ali 65 M
Habibur
Rahman
933 Kolbanu w/o Aisa Ali 60 F Do
934 Cherabe Khatun d/o Do 29 F Do
935 Aisa Khatun w/o Mirgali 55 F Moslemuddin
64. 936 Aitan Nessa d/o Do 20 F Do
937 Abdul Hasien s/o Abdul 20 M Motaleb
938 Kul Banu w/o Abdul Soban 50 F Abdul Karim
939 Ambia Khatun d/o Soker Ali 8 F Sokor Ali
940 Nabi Hussen s/o Abdul Sunan 5 M *Abdul Sunon
941 Rahela Khatun w/o Do 23 F Do
942 Jakir Hussain *s/o Kaliak 4 M Abdul Kaliak
943 Kulsum Bibi w/o Ayub Ali 30 F Ayub Ali
944 Anuwar Rahman s/o do 3 M Do
945 Malika Begum w/o Abu Bakkar 35 F
Abu Bakar
Siddik
946 Hajara Khatun d/o Do 25 F Do
947 Nurjahan Nessa d/o Do 9 F Do
948 Ramjan Ali s/o Do 7 M Do
949 Rahmat Ali s/o Do 5 M Do
950 Aysa Siddik d/o Do 4 F Do
951 Munwara Khatun d/o Abunasar 7 F Abu Nasar
952 Rupbanu w/o A. Halim 60 F Rustam Ali
953 Rahela Khatun w/o Taiab Ali 25 F Taiab Ali
954 Nurjahan Nessa w/o Samsuddin 65 F Samsuddin
65. 955 Anowara Khatun w/o Safiruddin 35 F
Safiruddinstyle
='mso-
spacerun:yes'>
956 Afajuddin s/o Do 6 M Do
957 Samela Khatun
w/o
Muslemuddin
20 F Muslemuddin
958 Majida Khatun d/o Do 3 F Do
959 Kadbanu w/o Rustam Ali 60 F
Habibur
Rahman
960 Barkat Ali
s/o L . Samtali
Munshi
70 M
Md. Shirajul
Alam
961 Chahina Khatun w/o Barkat Ali 45 F Do
962 Rupjan Nessa h/o Samsul Alam 32 F Samsul Alam
963 Rashida Khatun sister of Do 3 F Do
964 Sahara Khatun d/o Jafar Ali 5 F Jafar Ali
965 Jahura Khatun
w/o Altab
Hussain
40 F Ajit Ali
966 A. Swahid s/o Do 12 M Do
967 A. Saiyad s/o Do 8 M Do
968 Jahar Uddin s/o L. Ahed Ali 50 M Do
969 Jaher Uddin
h/o Fatema
Khatun
50 F Fatema Khatun
970 Afiya Khatun d/o Do 9 F Do
66. 971 Ainul Hoque s/o Do 3 M Do
972 Apjan Bibi s/o Do 60 M Md. Quddus Ali
973 Jalal Uddin s/o Raful Amin 35 M Raful Amin
974 Nur Amin b/o Do 3 M Do
975
Hanoman
Khatun
d/o Hajera
Khatun
40 F Hajera Khatun
February 18, 1983 was a Friday, an important day for the people of Islamic faith. Official
report says Nellie massacre left 1819 people dead and several thousand others injured.
Unofficial sources and people of Nellie believe that death toll could be around 5 thousand. In
terms of brutality committed just in few hours, probably this is the highest figure of people
killed with crude weapons.
The question arises: could this massacre be avoided? There are several clues that speak
that state authorities were alerted on possible attacks on minority community in Nellie.
Several literatures on Nellie have established that officials of Home Ministry were alerted
three days before the massacre about the possibility of the attack.
Diganta Sharma in his book, „Nellie 1983‟ wrote that a message from Jiauddin Ahmed, OC of
the then Nagaon police station sent an urgent message to Morigaon 5th Battalion
Commandant, sub district police officer and OC of Jagiroad police station , Sri Nobo K
Chetia. This alert was totally ignored. The message was, „INFORMATION RECEIVED THAT
L/NIGHT ABOUT ONE THOUSAND ASSAMESE OF SURROUNDING VILLAGES OF NELLIE WITH
DEADLY WEAPONS ASSEMBLED AT NELLIE BY BEATING OF DRUMS (,) MINORITY PEOPLES
ARE IN PANIC AND APPREHENDING ATTACK AT ANY MOMENT (,) SUBMISSION FOR
IMMEDIATE ACTION TO MAINTAIN PEACE (,). This message gave clear indication about the
possibility of attack on Nellie, still thousand of innocents lost their lives within a few hours
on Friday, the February 18, 1983.
Corroborating this negligence the National Police Commission in a report published on April
3, 1983, wrote, „the national police commission has found that there is a tendency among
the police officer to shun responsibility for dealing with communal situations. They either
avoid going to the spot or when they happened to be present there, they try not to resort to
the use of force when the situation so demands or better still slip away from the scene
leaving the force leaderless… (Sixth Report dealing with Recent Communal Riots and Role of
the Police).
67. Who is the mastermind behind this massacre?
"The nationalist groups got information that on 14 February, 1983 that many „Bangladeshi‟
people had cast votes in Nogaon (now Morigaon) district. Instantly a plan of attack was
made in the villages where Assamese people live surrounding Nellie by the initiative of
agitating peoples. Strategies were formed as to how, when and where attacks would be
made on the "illegal Bangladeshis". The date was fixed on 18 February. Agenda was
genocidal to save the existence of mother Assam. Place of carrying out the plan was Nellie".
India Today in its report on Nellie in 1983 pointed out that, „the All Assam Students Union
(AASU) is believed to have played a very active part in the massacre…‟ People of Nellie
believe that the organized massacre on them was well organized by the agitators of Assam
movement. The agitators fulfilled their ambition by inciting the neighboring Tiwa community
to carry out the carnage. On April 10, 1983, the then Assam chief minister Hiteshwar Saikia
held a press conference and released certain papers of AASU activist. Among these were
papers prepared by AASU leaders on the religious minority inhabited areas. This report on
the press conference was published at that time in a newspaper called, „Janakranti‟ on April
17, 1983. This proves how the organized killing was carried out on people belonging to
68. minority community branding them as „foreigners‟. The report also quoted Heteshwar Saikia
as saying,‟ activists of AASU, AGSP are involved in violent activities in the state‟.
RSS element behind the massacre?
Elements of RSS (Rastriya Swayamsevak Sangh) involvement cannot be ruled out in the
Nellie massacre. RSS and agitators of Assam movement maintained a cordial relationship.
An English magazine, „On Lookers‟ brought this secret to light. This was reflected in the
article written by Partha Benarjee on „Assam agitation.‟ It is significant to mention here that
the Volunteers Force constituted under the leadership of AASU was headed by Joynath
Sharma who created controversy about his role in AASU. Not only that, soon after the Nellie
massacre several top leaders of AASU took resolution against him claiming his removal from
AASU for maintaining relation with RSS. It is worth mentioning here that a conference was
held by AASU at the premises of JB Law college, Guwahati on April 11-12, 1983 and a
resolution was passed, the third resolution of this meeting was that „reports of Joynath
Sharma having links with RSS is published in different newspapers like Sunday, India Today
and many other newspapers. Joynath Sharma never filed any counter statement on these
reports. Hence in this context he should be removed from AASU.‟ Muslim members of AASU
adopted 15 point resolution and submitted to the leaders of AASU. The resolution is
reproduced below.
15 point memorandum of Muslim members of AASU
The massacres of „Nellie‟ and other places of Assam in February 1983 made a turning point
in the agitation when Muslim members of the AASU started to protest against the atrocities
done by them. At last Muslim members of the organization met on 11 and 12 April 1983 in
the Premises of J.B. College at Guwahati with Md Nurul Islam its Vice President in the chair.
In this meeting different activities done by AASU were discussed. A letter was issued
addressing to the AASU president duly signed by 11 Muslim student leasers. The main
contentions of the letter are given below.
69. 1. “We are constrained to tell you with profound that the latest situation in the context of
the four year long movement for expulsion of foreigners had been extremely tragic and
heartrending particularly the violent incident which have taken place on a massive scale.
Sequels to the Union Governments holding of the forced illiegal election have warned us. We
have found indication of danger to Assamese language and Culture and we consider it our
responsibility to remind every one of a few things well in time.”
2. No one can dispute the limitless contribution made by the Assamese community as also
the Pamuas Charuas and Bhatia Muslims (Who were earlier cordially embraced as new
Assamese who form an integral part of the great Assamese society towards the evolution of
Assamese society and the development of Assamese culture. We challenge whoever
question it.”
3. Referring to the reports
published in Sunday, India Today
and other national newspapers
about the association of Joynath
Sarma Sarbadhinayak of the
AASU Volunteer Force with RSS,
they observed that in his denial
„issued after heavy pressure” of
any such association he had
failed to convince any one. They
charged him with confusing the
public „by misrepresenting the
facts telling lies” about the death
of his younger brother Daya
Sarma. They demanded Joynath
Sarma‟s immediate expulsion
from AASU in “Assam‟s greater
interests” in the connection,
Chattanya Kalbag wrote in India
Today on 31 March, 1983
“Sporadic clashes between
Assamese and the immigrants
near Sipahjar (in former Darrang
district) peaked on February 15
when Joynath Sarma‟s younger
brother Daya Sarma led a large
and armed attack on immigrants
in Chawlkhowa Chhapuri Darraghat and Dhaulapur attacking in three waves from Sipajhar,
Rangamati and Kuruwa. At Sipajhar on 17 February (1983) when election was scheduled in
the trouble torn constituency, journalists were invited to a cremation ceremony for Daya
Sarma and two of his lieutenants Jatin Saharia and Arun Kumar Bora”
AASU members in Sipahjar, however, let slip that Daya Sarma had gone with a stengun to
“rescue” some “kidnapped” Assamese from the immigrant‟s villages.
70. “Implicit was the fact that he had been killed but the mourners were anxious to point out
that the immigrants had after Daya‟s ammunition ran out cast a fishing net over him and
hacked him to death with daos (machetes)‟.
4. „Steps have to be taken for equitable distribution of relief to the people affected by the
violent incidents. The discriminatory treatment in this respect is unfortunate.‟
5. “There has to be a clear policy regarding declaration of martyrs how have the attackers
become martyrs”? This matter has to be immediately reviewed and martyrs should be
declared on the basis of a principle”.
6. All secret directives and economic blockades by the volunteer force be stopped
immediately in view of the present situation. It is also demanded that suitable action be
taken against zonal AASU units which have imposed economic blockades without any
directive from the Central Committee”.
7. „Students and youths of all communities should be in the volunteer force of each AASU
unit and at all levels”
8. „Those office-bearers of zonal, sub-divisional and distinct units of AASU as also those
members of its executive who have involved in violent activities are to be immediately
expelled”.
9. „A statement be issued on behalf of the AASU cautioning people against BJP, Lok Dal,
Janata Party etc. along with political parties like Indira Congress, Congress (s),CPI, CPI(M),
SUCI, RCPI etc and open directives be issued on behalf of the central committee to the local
units to see that these parties also cannot hold any meeting anywhere”.
10. „We shall not accept any communal organisation whatever. Hence each AASU unit be
publicly asked to see orgonisations like RSS, the Vishwa Hindu Parishad, the Jamat-E-Islam,
the Jamat-E-Ulema, etc cannot get organised anywhere and sow seeds of communalism.”
11. What was done with the fund collected in the name of self-defence? Why have the
materials meant for self-defence been distributed on the basis of religion or community?”
12. „Steps be taken to stop forthwith the practice of publicizing any attack as attack by
Bangladeshis, Miyas Bhutias through Danik Asom, Assam Tribune, Dainik Janmbhumi,
Agradoot, Batori, News Star etc as also the practice of circulating through the papers maps
of certain districts as Bangladeshi inhabited areas. Photographs showing burning of
mosques be released along with those burning of namghars‟.
13. „While denouncing the violent incidents, false propaganda has been mounted by hiding
facts and giving wrong colours to the incidents at Bargana, Sipajhar etc and those at
Nowgong, Goalpara, Kamrup, Darrang, Lakhimpur and Karbi Anglong. Such false
propaganda be immediately stopped.
14. AASU has to clarify on what basis it has branded all attacked at Nellie and Chamaria as
foreigners… Also declare as banned Agneyyogiri and all such bulletins which are sent to the
AASU office from different places.
15. Immediate publication of the following in the local newspapers:
• To stop forthwith the practice of bringing down bearded Muslims with lungis-caps from
buses and killing and assaulting them.
• Urging teachers to wean away the students and youth as well as the farmers now involved
in violent incidents in the state.
• Dissuading ex-army men and officers from taking to violence
71. • Publish the basic principles of election and expulsion of foreigners. In case of foreigners,
the terms like „enemies‟, „miyas‟, „Nepalies,‟ „Bhutias‟ and „Bangladeshis‟ etc should not be
used.
CRIME BUT NO PUNISHMENT
What constitutes decent compensation for the victims of Nellie massacre?
After the massacre situation became extremely complex, Prime Minister Indira Gandhi came
to visit Nellie and Gohpur. She reviewed relief and rehabilitation operations and inspected
different camps. The rehabilitation package announced by the government of Assam
consisted of the following. („25 years on...Nellie still haunts‟ by Hemendra Narayan)
• Rs. 5000/ cash grant to each of the bereaved families for every person killed.
• Rs 5000/ grant towards reconstruction of houses destroyed in the recent disturbances.
• Maintenance of relief assistance on the same scale as in the relief camps up to period of
three months after return to respective villages till the harvesting of the next crop.
• Distribution of free seeds at the rate of 10 kgs per bigha subject to a maximum of 20 kgs
for two bighas for every agriculturist family for sowing summer paddy.
• Assistance to replace lost bullocks at the rate of two bullocks per family subject to a
maximum of Rs. 1,500.
• Subsidy of Rs. 500 per family for lost milch cattle.
• For small traders and businessmen, it has been decided to give business loan of Rs.2500/
per family together with a loan subject to a maximum of Rs. 1000/ in an urban area and Rs.
200 in rural areas for the repair and reconstruction of shops damaged in the disturbances
and for maintenance relief for a period of one month.
It is noteworthy that massacre was carried out against the Sikhs soon after the murder of
Indira Gandhi in 1984, a year after Nellie massacre. The victims of this massacre were given
Rs. 35 thousand as compensation for every death, while victims of Nellie massacre were
given only Rs. 5 thousand. A Nellie victim lamented over this unequal treatment and
expressed his anguish saying that „our life is equal to the cost of 1 kg of fish in the market.‟
Later on those killed during Assam agitation were declared as „shaheed‟ by the government
of Assam. Next kin of each dead was given Rs. 35 thousand as honour to the departed soul.
Names of the Nellie massacre were simply not included in that list.
72. Nuruzaman who filed FIR of the massacre
Cases on Nellie massacre dropped
Nuruzaman Bhuyan is about 75 years old now. He cannot move properly but still he is
waiting for justice. On the fateful day, about 13 persons whom he knew very well attacked
his house and killed 12 of his family members and property worth Rs. 36,200/ were lost. He
himself was injured. With agony in mind he helped fellow villagers to overcome the trauma.
Within two days of the massacre he filed FIR to the Jagiroad police station (FIR no 86/1983,
GR number 231/1983). 13 people belonging to Tiwa community who were his friends,
neighbours and with whom he worked together in fields, markets were named as the
accused in the FIR. He named 13 accused in the FIR. They were Bidhu Roy, Bharat
Hazarika, Uma Kakaty, Bakul kakoty, Horeshwar Rabha, Rajaram Rabha, Bodana das,
Loknath Das, Bogiram Das, Nogen Das, Bimol Deka, Bhumi Senapati, Prafulla Master,and
others. They were charged under section 147/148/326/379/436/302/307 of Indian penal
Code. This case was investigated and accused were charge sheeted. Charge sheet number
70 was submitted in 1985. Nuruzaman, however, did not get justice. The case was never
73. called for hearing in the court of justice. It was dropped. Some of those charge sheeted
already died by now.
688 cases were filed before the Jagiraoad police station of which 310 were charge sheeted.
No investigation was carried out for the remaining 378 cases. Later on investigation and
legal proceedings were dropped against all the cases.
Justice denied for Nellie victims
Inquiry Commission headed by Tribhubhan Prasad Tiwari was constituted under the
Commissions of Inquiry Act 1952 vide notification No. PLA /658/8319, dated July 14, 1983.
The Commission was assigned to enquire the disturbances in the state of Assam during
January to April 1983. The Commission was expected to submit its report within six months.
Later on the tenure of the commission was extended till January 16 1984. The commission
submitted its report to the government and the report is neither tabled before the State
Assembly as per the provisions of the Commissions of Inquiry Act 1952 nor made public till
date. In an interview with journalist Hamendra Narayan, T P Tiwari who was later appointed
as the Governor of Pondichery, said that the report is a secret. The report has 547 pages
and only three copies were made and are with the Union Home Ministry, Assam Government
and Sri Tiwari‟s personal copy. There is little hope on the report being made public in recent
future.
Another non-official Judicial Commission headed by Justice Mehta (retired chief justice of
Himachal Pradesh High Court) was formed by the Assam Rajyik Freedom Fighters
Association to enquire into the incidents that occurred from January 1, 1983 to April 30,
1983. The report was released on January 26, 1985. Mehta Commission reports says before
the carnage there was cordial relationship among the people in and around Nellie. The main
reason of discord was the election. The commission conducted 36 sittings in the village from
May 14, 1983 onwards and examined 600 witnesses. Since it was a non-judicial enquiry, no
action was taken on it.
Recounting the horror: Narrations of the fateful day
Reporting on the incident Hamendra Narayan wrote in Indian Express on February 19,
1983: “It was absolutely horrible. Though impossible to describe, I will try.” Many described
it as a nightmare and unable to describe what happened. Termed as one of the worst
genocidal massacres after the independence, the Nellie Massacre took place on February 18,
1983.
Nellie is a small city in Nagaon district of Assam and about 40 km away from Guwahati city,
comprised of 16 villages – Alisingha, Khulapathar, Basundhari, Bagduba Bil, Bagduba Habi,
Borjora, Butuni, Indurmari, Mati Parbat, Muladhari, Mati Parbat No 8, Silbheta, Borbori and
parts of Nellie were attacked. Nellie organized massacre left 2191 men and women and
74. children killed and 370 children orphaned. Most of the victims were butchered by dao
(machete), fala, spears, tridents, guns etc.
Moniruddin broke down as he remembers the massacre.
Nellie inhabitants informed me in a recent visit that February 1983 was full of tension all
over Assam due to agitation against foreigners. They were avoiding going out those days.
On February 17, 1983 two truckload police contingents came to Borbori and assured the
inhabitants that they are patrolling nearby and full security has been provided to them.
Being assured of security by the security personnel, Nellie residents went to work outside as
usual on February 18, 1983. At around 8-30 AM, suddenly the village was attacked by mobs
from three sides surrounding the villagers and pushing them towards river Kopili. People
armed with dao, spears, and a few guns, advanced towards Nellie in an organized manner.
The attackers encircled the whole village and left open the side that ends towards river
Kopili. There were attackers in boats too. Killing started at around 9 am and continued till 3
pm. Most of the victims were women and children. CRPF arrived around 3 PM and the
75. survivors were taken to Nagaon police station. Most of the survivors were put into Nellie
camp at Nagaon and they returned to their village after 14 days.
Nellie massacre survivors talked to this writer on November 26, 2008 and
recounted the death stories:
1. Nurul Choudhury:
He is dumb. He was orphaned during the carnage.
2. Nurul Haque:
I was 7 years old. My brothers and mother were killed. At that time mine was a six-member
cultivator family. When the attackers came I was with my mother. Mother was killed.
Assamese people killed us. I was very young and don‟t know in detail. My father was also
injured. In the evening, my father brought the bodies of my mother and brothers. Now we
are surviving on cultivation in 4 bighas of land. We have returned to our own house. We are
still afraid and live with fear. The culprits are not punished till date.
I was injured and was in hospital for 22 days in Guahati Medical College. And we took
shelter in the relief camp for one and half year. Injustice has been committed on us. So we
want justice even if it is after 25 years.
3. Alekjaan Biwi:
Thousands of people with spears and guns killed people and left dead bodies all over. They
were shouting, „kill, kill.‟ Eleven members of my family were killed. My husband and myself
survived. Police came and took us to the hospital. Only one doctor was there; none to look
after me. I am 60-70 years old. I have no one.
76. Alekjaan Biwi
4. Md Monoruddin:
My brothers and sisters were killed and cut into pieces. I saw my parents being killed in
front of me. I saw one woman being killed and saw one kid taken away from the hands of a
woman and thrown into fire. CRPF came in the evening. I was crying all day. I met my
father at night. No one else survived. Later we came to know that our house has been
torched. Nothing was left. All rice gone in fire. We got Rs. 5000 as compensation. We never
got anything to rebuild house. We don‟t have drinking water facility here. During election we
see leaders and got to know promises, later on all gone. There is no transportation. We
heard only promises by the leaders. My elder brother who was in Nagaon then looked after
me and my elder sister helped me.
5. Md Mainul Haque:
77. I was 2 months old. My mother was wounded in her stomach.
6. Noor Nahar Begum:
I was 10 years old. When the killing started, I tried to run away and got wounded in several
places. I was hospitalized for 2 months in Nagaon civil hospital. My parent and 4 siblings –
all were killed. All of my family members were killed. But father survived. I was oldest in the
family. They were butchered here in the place where we are standing today.
I have no peace of mind for last 25 years. I got married later on at Bechamari. I studied till
class 7 only. Father is bullock cart driver and very old.
No justice for us. Police came and left. I want peace of mind. We need something for
happiness and peace. I need justice for peace of mind. Justice is important because it was a
crime and unjust. I feel lonely and miss my family members.
7. Md Hussian Ali:
I was 9 years old. And I remember everything. I saw houses burning and never thought
that they will kill us. Thought they will leave after torching the houses. But then they
started killing. We were wounded. No one from my family was killed. My cousins were killed
in front of me. There were spears and guns. I ran away. I saw people hiding below a
vegetable creeper bed. Bomb was planted there. We recognized who did this. They were
living in our neighbouring villages. 688 were named as accused. We filed FIRs. No one was
arrested and all the files were dumped or destroyed by Prafulla Mahanta.
There were 14 villages all burnt. We made our houses later, we were given 2 thousand
rupees as compensation. This is a mockery of justice. No one can make house with 2000
rupees.
We don‟t have any facilities. No road, no drinking water. We have no electricity too. There is
no peace here. I want justice.
8. Babool Ahmed:
I was two years old. My grandfathers brought me up. My uncle was running away with me
in his back. Houses were burnt. People were running here and there. When uncle was shot
at I fell down. My uncle saw his parent being killed in front of him. He took me and ran
away. Later on police rescued me. I met my father later. I was injured too. I was in hospital
for 4 months.
9. Hazara Khatun:
I got injured but survived. Three family members were killed. My child was in my arms and
he was killed.
78. Current situation in Nellie
After 33 years of the carnage, Nellie and its infrastructure remain the same. People of Nellie
in a memorandum submitted to the Prime Minister and others expressed their hardship and
demanded basic facilities required for a human living. They argued that through the process
of Illegal Migration Determination Tribunal Act, they were proved as Indian citizens. Then
why their rights are not same as that of other citizens of this country?
Regarding communication and transportation facilities in Nellie the memorandum said that
Nellie massacre could not be avoided due to absence of road – the 10th Battalion of CRPF
couldn‟t reach on time in the massacre site. This situation is same till date in spite of several
promises by political leaders. Therefore it is highly essential to construct the long pending
road connecting Nellie with other places.
About health facilities, the nearest hospital is situated at a distance of 10 to 11 kms. There
is no primary health centre or sub centre anywhere in the villages. It is extremely difficult
for children and pregnant women to access health care.
As for drinking water, there is no drinking water facility for Nellie and neighbouring villages.
The villagers collect drinking water from unhygienic ponds wherein the cattle also quench
their thirst. Water-borne diseases like typhoid are a common feature of these villages
because of unhygienic drinking water. Moreover housewives and children have to travel long
distance for collecting water from ponds and they spend most of the time in collecting
water.
Proper irrigation and flood control mechanism is missing in Nellie. This prevented the Nellie
inhabitants from becoming economically empowered. Schools opened soon after the
organized mass killing in Nellie have not been granted financial help till date in spite of
continuous demand from the people.
Inquiry commissions – a ritual to answer a public outcry
Inquiry commission usually constituted in India under the Commissions of Enquiry Act 1952
has become a ritual in India to answer a public outcry. There were nine inquiry commissions
concerning the anti-Sikh riots of 1984. There are two inquiry commissions headed by Justice
S N Sarma and Justice K N Saikia into the secret killings of the members of the armed
opposition groups, United Liberation Front of Assam and their relatives in late 1990s. Justice
K N Saikia in his report submitted on 15 November 2007 reached different conclusions.
Second, some commissions like the Liberhan Commission investigating into the demolition
of Babri Mosque in 1992 are yet to complete its investigation and only in November 2007
another extension was provided. Third, the findings of majority inquiry commissions like the
Justice Upendra Commission of Inquiry into the killing of Ms Thangjang Manorama Devi on
August 2004 in Manipur is yet to be published. Fourth, when reports of commissions of
inquiries such as the Justice Sri Krishna Commission inquiring into the Mumbai pogrom in
79. 1992-1993 are made public, no action has been taken. Fifth, even when the High Court
orders to place the reports of inquiry commission such as the massacre of the Dalits in
Kuhmer in Rajasthan, the government in contempt of the High Court order even refused to
place before the State Assembly. Sixth, during the investigation processes by the Inquiry
Commissions such as the Nanavati-Shah Commission of Inquiry into the Gujarat genocidal
carnage of 2002, all attempts are made to ensure that the truth never comes out. Tiwari
commission constituted to enquire Nellie massacre met the same fate. The report is not
made public till date.
End note
Nellie massacre has enormous impacts on Assam movement. The agitation was rushed to
closure soon after Nellie massacre. Assam Accord was signed and Illegal Migration
Determination Tribunal Act (IMDT) was passed in 1985. (Later on, in 2006, IMDT was
declared unconstitutional.) Nellie, a forgotten massacre, is hardly a matter of discussion at
present. General opinion is that if Nellie is brought forth, there is a possibility of emergence
of communal tension. Still a few questions remain unanswered. Legal proceeding remains
unclear for Nellie massacre. Chargesheeted cases were dropped to maintain communal
harmony in the state. No arrests were made. No one was made accountable for this
massacre. Enquiry commission report became a secret document. Who will answer these
questions? For governments, all files related to Nellie massacre are closed now. Nellie
massacre reminds a famous Sarajevo joke, “When someone kills a man, he is put in prison.
When someone kills twenty people, he is declared mentally insane. But when someone kills
200,000 people, he is invited to Geneva for peace negotiations‟. There will be no better
example for this joke except Nellie massacre.
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