All 202 Jana Andolan-II suppressors
Posted by Srn on November 23rd, 2006
Nepal’s popular news portal, www.ekantipur.com, has unearthed the names of the suppressors of the April uprising who were found guilty by the High Level Probe Commission. The commission on Monday had submitted its report recommending action against 202 individuals including King Gyanendra for their role in suppressing the pro-democracy movement in April that claimed the lives of 21.
Nepal government has pledged to take action against the guilty.
According to ekantipur, some of the individuals have already been suspended from their posts while some are still in office. However, the five-member panel headed by former justice of the Supreme Court Krishna Jung Rayamajhi has asked the government to sack all the guilty persons and start taking action against them.
The commission also recommended the government that it formulate a new law to take action against King Gyanendra for his role as the then chairman of the council of ministers in suppressing the April uprising.
The names of the guilty individuals are as follows (the report has not yet been made public):
Members of the then council of ministers:
1. Chairman King Gyanendra
2. Vice-Chairman Dr. Tulsi Giri
3. Vice-Chairman Kirtinidhi Bista
4. Minister Kamal Thapa
5. Minister Badri Prasad Mandal
6. Minister Niranjan Thapa
7. Minister Salim Miya Ansari
8. Minister Dan Bahadur Shahi
9. Minister Ramesh Nath Pandey
10. Minister Radha Krishna Mainali
11. Minister Tanka Dhakal
12. Minister Khadga Bahadur GC
13. Minister Prakash Koirala
14. Minister Keshar Bahadur Bista
15. Minister Buddhi Raj Bajracharya
16. Minister Buddhiman Tamang
17. Minister Narayan Singh Pun
18. Minister Madhukar Shumsher Rana
19. Minister Krishna Lal Thakali
20. Minister Durga Shrestha
21. Minister Ram Narayan Singh
22. State Minister Shirsh Shumsher Rana
23. State Minister Rup Jyoti
24. State Minister Mani Lama
25. State Minister Dr. Durga Pokhrel
26. State Minister Rabindra Khanal
27. State Minister Brijesh Kumar Gupta
28. State Minister Yankila Sherpa
29. Assistant Minister Roshan Karki
30. Assistant Minister Rajesh Kaji Shrestha
31. Assistant Minister Bhuwan Pathak
32. Assistant Minister Sone Lal Yadav
33. Assistant Minister Senate Shrestha
34. Assistant Minister Jagat Gauchan
35. Assistant Minister Nikshya Shumshere Rana
Then regional administrators
36. Jagadish Khadka
37. Rabindra Chakravarti
38. Chhetra Bikram Shah
39. Mrigendra Kumar Singh Yadav
40. Ganesh Serchan
Then zonal administrators
41. Shyam Kishore Singh
42. Rana Bahadur Chand
43. Ram Kumar Subba
44. Janak Jangali
45. Prajapati Koirala
46. Dr. Shekhar Gurung
47. Kumar Bahadur Karki
48. Ramji Bista
49. Ram Krishna Panta
50. Lalit Bahadur Thapa Magar
51. Min Bahadur Pal
52. Karna Bahadur Dhimal
53. Mahendra Man Byathit
Then govt officials
54. Governor Bijayanath Bhattarai
55. Chief secretary Lok Man Singh Karki
56. Secretary Kumar Poudel
57. Secretary Bal Krishna Prasain
58. Secretary Bishnu Dutta Upreti
59. CDO Narayan Gopal Malego
60. CDO Sushil Ghimire
61. CDO Ganga Dutta Awasti
62. CDO Binod Kumar Adhikari
63. CDO Niranjan Baral
64. CDO Shanta Raj Subedi
65. CDO Ram Prasad Sharma
66. CDO Narendra Raj Sharma
67. CDO Bhola Prasad Siwakoti
68. CDO Madhav Prasad Regmi
69. CDO Hum Prasad Adhikari
70. CDO Bimal Dhakal
71. CDO Shambhu Koirala
72. CDO Pratap Kumar Pathak
73. CDO Kailash Nath Kharel
74. CDO Dil Bahadur Ghimire
75. Asst. CDO Bashanta Raj Bhattarai
Nepal Army (formerly Royal Nepal Army)
76. Then Chief of Army Staff Pyar Jung Thapa
77. Second-in-command Rukmangat Katuwal (present CoAS)
78. Ex-captain and chief of Kathmandu valley Army Division Dipak Bikram Rana
79. Captain Kiran Shumshere Rana
80. Captain and assistant coordinator of National Security Council Kul Bahadur Khadka
81. Colonel Suresh Kumar Karki
82. Colonel Sharad Dhakal
83. Colonel Niraj Poudel
84. Colonel Sagar Bahadur KC
85. Colonel Nayan Raj Dahal
86. Colonel Sudarshan Silwal
87. Major Kisan Singh Bhandari
88. Major Umesh Karki
89. Major Mukti Pathak
90. Major Narendra Chand
91. Major Ram Chandra KC
92. Captain (Tandi, Chitwan) Roshan Karki
93. Captain Suresh Kafle
94. Captain Sunil Khadka
95. Captain Rabi KC
96. Captain Anish Rijal
97. Jamdar Gokarna Karki
98. Lance corporal Niwash Shahi
99. Sipahi Chandra Rai
100. Pyuth Rabi Raj Budhathoki
Nepal Police
101. IGP Shyam Bhakta Thapa
102. AIG Krishna Basnet
103. AIG Rup Sagar Basnet
104. AIG Rajendra Bahadur Singh
105. SSP Arjun Jung Shahi
106. SSP Narendra Kumar Khaling
107. SSP Bir Sharan Thapa
108. SSP Lok Bahadur Karki
109. SSP Rajendra Singh Bhandari
110. Gyanu Raja Kunwar
111. SSP Prawal Shumshere Rana
112. SSP Parashuram Khatri
113. SP Ghananda Bhatta
114. SP Shiva Lamichhane
115. SP Ramesh Shekhar Bajracharya
116. SP Ram Kumar Khanal
117. SP Rabi Raj Shrestha
118. SP Keshari Raj Ghimire
119. DSP Bashanta Lama
120. DSP Sanjay Singh Basnet
121. DSP Manoj Neupane
122. DSP Thule Rai
123. DSP Rohabar Basnet
124. DSP Bishnu Hari Gautam
125. DSP Madhav Bahadur Basnet
126. DSP Shyam Basnet
127. DSP Krishna Prasad Mainali
128. DSP Bashanta Panta
129. DSP Tek Bahadur Gurung
130. Inspector Pradip Tamang
131. Inspector Ramesh Gautam
132. Inspector Harka Bahadur Thapa
133. Inspector Ramesh Basnet
134. Inspector Bhupendra Khatri
135. Inspector Som Bahadur Thapa
136. Inspector Ram Prasad Gharti Magar
137. Inspector Pratap Gurung
138. Inspector Thaman Bahadur Basnet
139. Inspector Bed Raj Khanal
140. Inspector Rajendra Prasad Dhamala
141. Inspector Narendra Chand
142. Inspector Dipak Adhikari
143. Inspector Keshav Raj Basnet
144. Inspector Soviet Bahadur Gurung
145. Inspector Dambar Bahadur Chand
146. Inspector Dip Shumshere Rana
147. Inspector (Sarlahi) Raj Kumar Silwal
148. Inspector Sharada Prasad Chaudhari
149. Inspector Nayan Singh Karki
150. Inspector Ranjit Singh Rathour
151. Inspector Khadga Bahadur Khatri
152. Inspector Rabindra Khadka
153. Inspector Govinda Jha
154. Inspector Kamlesh Kumar Bhatta
155. Inspector Dinesh Kumar Acharya
156. Inspector Dambar Kumar Tamang
157. ASI Shiva Narayan Singh
158. ASI Tika Ram Rai
159. ASI Bikash Jung Rana
160. ASI Govinda Raj KC
161. Assistant Sub-Inspector Mohammad Rafiq Jolaha
162. Assistant Sub-Inspector Vijay Kumar Chaudhary
163. Assistant Sub-Inspector Nakum Bahadur Chhetri
164. Assistant Sub-Inspector Chet Bahadur Thapa
165. Assistant Lal Singh Rawal
166. Head Constable Khagraj Poudel
167. Constable Bikash Kumar Singh
168. Constable Naryan Karki
169. Constable Dinesh Tamang
170. Constable Shanker Poudel
Armed Police Force
171. The then APF Inspector General Police Sahabir Thapa
172. APF IGP Basudev Oli
173, APF Additional IGP Rabiraj Thapa
174. APF Deputy IGP Dilip Kumar Shrestha
175. APF SSP Madhav Kumar Thapa
176. APF SSP Durja Kumar Rai
177. APF SSP Mahndra Kumar Bhattachan
178. APF SP Chiranjivi Kunwar
179. APF SP Ranjan Koirala
180. APF SP Arbinda Dhital
181. APF DSP Balram Pokhrel
182. APF DSP Ram Kumar Singh
183. APF DSP Ramadhar Yadav
184. APF DSP Mahesh Shrestha
185. APF DSP Ratna Pokhrel
186. APF Inspector Damodar Dhodari
187. APF Inspector Rajesh Lamichhane
188. APF Inspector Subhash Khadka
189. APF Inspector Gobinda Giri
190. APF Inspector Dik Bahadur Shrestha
National Investigation Department
191. The then Chief Executive Devi Ram Sharma
Other officials
192. The then Chairman of the Raj Parishad Standing Committee (now dissolved), Parashu Narayan Chaudhary
193. The then member, Raj Parishad Standing Committee (now dissolved), Sacchit Shumshre Rana
194. Chairman, Bishwa Hindu Mahasangha, Bharat Keshar Singh
195. CEO, Nepal Tourism Board, Tek Bahadur Dangi
196. The then Chief Election Commissioner, Keshav Raj Rajbhandari
197. Chairman Bikram Bahadur Thapa
198. Then Mayor, Kathmandu Metropolitan City, Raja Ram Shrestha
199. Mayor Dhruba Maharjan
200. Deputy Mayor Bachhuram Shrestha
201. Mayor Sushil Chaulagain
202. Mayor Prem Lal Maharjan
November 23rd, 2006 at 10:06 pm
Blood-Thirsty Media
The World media’s insensitivity for not reporting with due importance the historic peace deal between the Nepal Government and the Maoists insurgents under the UN supervision is deplorable. The media’s obsession with violence and deaths shows the pathological mindset of those running and consuming it. While numerous episodes of sensational programs and news-items of the bloody conflict have been covered by all the major news channels and publications, why don’t they let the whole world know when a monumental socio-political velvet revolution of historic importance is taking place through peaceful negotiations in a much experimented country like Nepal?
C’mon the peace-loving people of the 21st century World Community, this country needs attention, adulations, and coercion more than ever before to fulfill what it’s commited to itself !!
Divas Sarma
Republican Way, Kathmandu.
deevas@hotmail.com
December 2nd, 2006 at 7:41 am
Divas,
What you say is true but probably the world community is waiting till the peace is actually implemented and democracy restored. Ceremonious or not if monarchy comes back then we will see Nepal back to where it started. The war has ended but peace is not attained yet. The violence has ended but wounds are yet to be healed. The king and the subjects (the monarch and the opressed) still exists, lets have total peace and freedom.
January 6th, 2007 at 5:53 pm
WHAT I HEARD ON RADIO
Featuring peace process or attending peace process meeting is not only public expectation. Public would like to hear admitting their mistake in past and pledging with public to improve their attitude for the future.
Last week I heard the interview from masked intelligent and proclaimed geek Dr. S M Dixit,( who is still leading civil society meeting)who supposed to be ‘independent in thought’. While I heard his interview my mind was reeling with anger. I respect his expression.I respect his profession as a physician. Except this he is total Maoist geek. He claimed himself as a intellectual, that intellectual who incites or glorifies murder,maiming or physical destruction. If we look through history background, he was the classed malafied doctor ,who was poisioning opposition against second elected government for the whole term.
Civil society must assume lawful society. They can not work as an agent for wrong doer. Its not their duty to white wash all the crime from their faithful political party.
We must look back the decade, all the political party treated as sworn enemy by Maoist or King. After 12 point agreement with seven party, these types of intellectual are trying to simplfy all the homicide on the name of peace procession.
In county side we can not feel de-facto reign by government and opposite there is fear of reprisal still exists on public eyes. In this situation S M Dixit says ‘Maoist are truely representing public views’. If this is correct? I wold like to challange his statement of account and would like to ask Dixit to go to village and speak against them for trial. He will get real answer within a day. I am sure. Living in Kathmandu and making sit-in protest infront of Baluwatar is not courage for obtaining liberty. Those are the brave people, who are making true voice for public where anrchy makes reign.
Dark shadow still following peace process. Appointment of ambassdor and after Maoist reaction method shows the sign that days are not easier. So I would like to pledge to seven party key decision making body to make strong position and stick their nation’s beneficial decision and keep sense of judement at any cost for Motherland sake. Because we need storng governmentand leadership. We need those leadership who can defy hypocratic politics and run country toward better future.