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> Riots Continue, Over 250 Indians Killed, Dozens Burnt Alive
> By Zafarul-Islam Khan, IOL South Asia Correspondent
> NEW DELHI, March 1 (IslamOnline) - After a total collapse of law and order
> machinery, in Ahmedabad, the largest city of Gujarat, and over 250 people
> murdered, mostly Muslims, the Indian authorities called in the army to
> restore order. But the army has been deployed in only four cities out of
36
> cities in the state which are under curfew while extremist Hindus are
still
> on the rampage to 'avenge' the alleged involvement of 'Muslims' in the
train
> incident on Wedenesday in which Temple volunteers were attacked by people
of
> the washermen community after the volunteers misbehaved with their women.
> As violence continued unabated on Friday ten more towns were placed under
> curfew, bringing the total towns under curfew to 36 in Gujarat. Fresh
> communal violence in Ahmedabad and its outskirts early Friday claimed 30
> more lives, including 27 burnt alive while asleep.
> Despite the presence of the Army in Ahmedabad, mobs are still out on the
> streets. In addition to the human casualties, over a dozen mosques have
been
> damaged or demolished during the disturbances.
> Some of the worst violence occurred in Naroda-Patia area of Ahmedabad
where
> in one single act of carnage, a mob of around 5,000 persons killed nearly
65
> Muslims in one stroke. The victims included a 20-day-old baby.
> "There was a huge mob of around 5000 people who stormed our house and
pulled
> me and my parents out. They doused us with petrol and set us ablaze...my
> parents are dead and see what they have done to me", cried 15-year-old
Shah
> Jahan, a resident of Noorani Masjid area in Naroda-Patia, pointing to her
> face that looked like a horror-mask dripping with blood. Victims said that
> they were targeted first on Thursday afternoon by a mob that torched the
> entire locality within minutes. At least 58 dead bodies had been recovered
> yesterday and scores admitted in the Civil Hospital with serious burn
> injuries.
> Mohammad Farooq, a painter, has lost his three children and wife to the
mob
> frenzy. He is left with three children, all admitted to hospital with
> serious burn injuries. "They burnt down everything. My wife is gone...I do
> not know whether these motherless children will be able to live or
not...In
> one stroke, they wiped out all that I had," sobbed Farooq as he nursed his
> three children, all suffering from 50 to 70 per cent burns. Most of the
> victims in the Naroda-Patia area are women and children, many of whom are
> struggling for life alone in the hospitals. Their relatives are either
dead
> or injured themselves.
> There are reports of fierce attacks by mobs in other cities like Vadodara,
> Surat, Rajkot, Surendranagar, Deesa, Palanpur, Khedbrahma, Bharuch,
Nadiad,
> Viramgam, Mandal, Idar, Dholka, Kalol, Bhiloda, Visnagar and many other
> smaller towns of Gujarat. So widespread was the violence that police in
> smaller towns didn't have the required force or the fire brigade to
control
> the damage and enforce curfew strictly.
> An official of Ahmedabad, who was worried at the flare-up in Viramgam and
> Mandal areas, said: "We can't do anything. There is no police force out
> there." VHP activists seemed quite emboldened by the backing that they got
> from the state BJP and did not hesitate to even burn the offices of the
Waqf
> Board and Minority Finance Corporation located in the Old Secretariat in
> Gandhinagar. Despite the attack on such a high-security area, there was no
> attempt by the police to contain the damage.
> Gujarat chief Minister Narendra Modi said that "Fifty million people of
> Gujarat have been stunned and shocked due to the barbaric act committed by
> the terrorists in Godhra and obviously peace-loving people have been
> hurt...By and large people have observed restraint as the authorities have
> been forced to impose curfew only in 27 towns out of 200 towns of the
> state"!
> One of the worst incidents of violence took place in Ahmadabad's Gulbarg
> Society in Chamanpura on Thursday when close to 50 persons were burnt
alive.
> The victims included a former member of Parliament, Mr Ahsan Jafery who
kept
> phoning the police and the administration for six long hours seeking help
> against a mob which had encircled his compound but no help arrived. The
> death toll, said senior police officials, could go higher.
> Jafery was pulled out of his house in Gulbarg Society and set on fire.
Five
> family members of Jafrey, who were staying in the same locality, are also
> believed to have been lynched.
> In another heart-rending incident a mob of 200 criminals caught hold of
six
> Muslims on the highway near Dehrol railway station in Gujarat. They doused
> them in kerosene and burnt them alive. Of the victims, four were women.
> Both houses of Parliament were adjourned today without transacting any
> business, following uproarious scenes over Gujarat killings, with the
> Opposition accusing the Government of failing to control the communal
flare
> up. Even before Lok Sabha [lower house] was called to order, opposition
> members shouted anti-government slogans and demanded resignation of the
> Government.
> In Delhi this morning Opposition leaders led by Sonia Gandhi marched from
> Parliament to the Presidential Palace where they met President Narayanan
to
> lodge their protest against the killings in Gujarat and sought the
dismissal
> of the Gujarat government. The delegation asked the President to deploy
the
> army in Gujarat.
> The VHP called for a nationwide strike today which was partially
successful
> in some states like Maharashtra and Rajasthan. Stray cases of violence
have
> been reported from some other places as well but there is no report of any
> fatality. 'Religious places' (read: mosques) have been targeted by the
> criminals including five in the northern states of Haryana and Punjab.
These
> religious places have been partially demolished and one was set on fire by
a
> mob in Kaithal in Haryana. Another religious structure was partially
damaged
> in Kapurthala in Punjab.
> In the southern city of Hyderabad three persons are reported to have been
> injured in police firing as a frenzied mob ransacked the Bhavaninagar
police
> station in the Old City of Hyderabad on Friday in protest against the mob
> violence in Gujarat. Five or six rounds were fired in the air but
reportedly
> three persons sustained bullet injuries in the firing. Trouble began in
the
> Muslim-dominated Old City of Hyderabad soon after the Friday prayers at
the
> Mecca Masjid.
> The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has taken serious note of
> "escalating communal violence" in Gujarat and reports of "inactions of
> police and the highest functionaries". The NHRC today issued notice to the
> state government of Gujarat and its director general of police asking them
> to submit a report within three days on the incidents and the measures
taken
> to contain them.
> An all-party meeting was held this evening in Delhi at the invitation of
> Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee who told the meeting that the
Government
> would firmly and effectively deal with the situation arising out of
> disturbances in Gujarat. A joint appeal by leaders of major political
> parties has been issued to all the communities to maintain peace and
> communal harmony. "We urge them (people) to isolate perpetrators of
violence
> and defeat their sinister designs. It is our collective responsibility to
> promote brotherhood and national unity at all costs," the appeal said.
> While the official inquiry will establish the extent to which the attack
on
> the Sabarmati Express was premeditated, "there can be no doubt about the
> planned nature of the violence directed against Gujarat's Muslims on
> Thursday. Property worth tens of millions was burned down by
well-organised
> gangs, which went about their business in the knowledge that the police
> would do nothing," he added.
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