CID Special Bureau 14th June 2013

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MY VIEW
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An article written by YIDANA S I AWAAL
This article is titled Judicial corruption in Ghana: A Perception or Reality?
Corruption is define as the abuse of power by a public official for private gain or any oganized, interdependent system in which part of the system is either not performing duties it was originally intended to, or performing them in an improper way, to the detriment of the system's original purpose.
Corruption is most dangerous when it appears within the justice system. This is because the act is commment by officials who were appointed by the state and entrusted with the implementation of important state functions, and for this purpose they enjoyed special privileges. However, when the judiciary misuses its authority, it breads corruption in the system.

The fight against this phenomenon led by the late Lary Bimi who was like a father to me and others, as well as, civil societyies including the forum for Governace and Justice, is an important task in the right direction to enable the rule of law to prevail in Ghana. An independent judiciary is a necessity since that is the only way to safeguard the rights of all Ghanaian citizens.

Today, it's a common belief in Ghana that the justice system is corrupt. prosecutors and judges are suspected of taking bribes left, right and center. They intentionally deliberately delay court cases purposely for their personal interests and that is justice denied to the people. Anyone who has had an encounter with the Jusdiciary in recent times can attest to the fact that: Corruption has gained legitimacy in the delivery of justice in Ghana. The judicial system is totally rotten. Even the C J Mrs. Georgina Theodora Wood cannot dispute this fact.
In a statement captured by JOY FM an Accra base Radio station on november 9, 2007, the CJ stated that: " Corruption poses a huge threat to our legitimacy and limits rather severely our capacity to effectively fulfill our constitutional mandate. When we remind ourselves of the ills that corruption has wrecked on our continent, we would commend, and not condemn all those who have dedicated themselves to fighting this evil canker".
This is the reality on the ground that we need to address with urgency Mrs. Georgina Theodora wood, I appreciate your bold move. but pleace go further then just sacking only two magistrates . The corruption among your judges is far rooted beyond 3 magistrates. Ghanaians are with you in your effort to clean then whole judicial system and not a mere window dressing as we are seeing now. We need to find a way of stopping this canker from spreading further by naming and shaming people involved in this despicable act.
In the history of the Ghanaian judicial system in recent years, we have not heard about judges being punished for corruption except the 3 magistrates who were sacked on tuesday, september 6, 2011 and in 2013, 10 of june .

I urge the Government of Ghana to rethink of the public's interest in the delivery of justic to the people.The Government should take serious note of the fact that justice to the general public at large has lost faith in our judicial system. We have found ourselves in a situation where justice is not for the needy, the poor and every Ghanaian but only for the rich and famous who have relatives as judges or who knows the judges sitting on particular cases. It is time to end all these corruption so that justice can be speedily delivered to the people without outside influence.

It is time for the Government of Ghana to introduce amendments in the constitution of Ghana to make it possible for the removal from office, after due process, any corrupt judge, including the chief Justice.
It is time to allow the investigation wings of the state such as the National security, Bureau of National Investigations(B N I), Economic and organized crime Office (EOCO), criminal Investigations Department (CID) and civil groups like that of Anas Aremeyaw Anas, to smoke out corrupt judicial system to cleanse itself .
Much as we do not want to antagonize the Judiciary, the general public is gradually losing faith in the system as courts across the nation continue to dash the hopes and expectations of poeple that justice will be rendered in a fair and timely manner.
Corruption in our judicial system can facilitate criminal enterprises such as bribery, drug trafficking, money laundering and looting of state assets. Corruption is a sophisticated system and all manner of rogue characters poses great challenges t o the rule of law in our yound democratic dispensation, leaving our society helpless with only one option,i.e. to take matters into our own hands by delivering the Justice that has eluded our people.
It's a complete joke to hear that corruption in the judicial system in Ghana is a perception. It is real! recent revelations have proved it beyond every reasonable doubt and the earlier we accept the challenge and dearl with it; the bether it will be for us all.


The following suggestions are therefore put forward to help address the problem.
1 Use of technology.
* A review of law court records are handled and the introduction of modern tracking methods can eliminate much of petty corrruption existing in lower courts.
* websites and CDs can explain basic law to the layman.
*court files can be computerized .
*video recordings of court procedings should be maintained.
2 Reduce the gap.
*provide alternative methods of dispute redressal to lighten burden on courts.
*Increase number of judicial officers and number of fast track courts.
* create a vigilance cell for redressal of public grievances.
3 Making the judiciary accountable.
* judges must be subject to judicial review.
* judges must follow a code of conduct.
* Bar associations must act against corrupt members.
* A public body must keep an eye on the judicial system.
* An Indian judicial service must be created .
* The proposed National judicial commission should have powers to fir judges .
* judges should declare their assets and those of their families publicly.
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All New Crazy CID Facts.

After the 1st set of circulation of
Crazy CID facts happened, they
changed those only to give out a few more.

Salunke's lab always has a few
liquids which are either fuming or boiling. :-D

Salunke has an app which can trace
criminal record just by clicking
picture of a fingerprint. :O

Daya has stopped breaking doors.
Rajat has a swiss knife with which
any door can be opened. :-D

In the scene of investigation, the
senior most never finds anything. The
junior one finds and exclaims "Sir! Idhi chuudandi" :-D

CID Bureau has posters of almost all
the world's police force. :-)

If the officers have to find out where
some product was bought from, they
will find it no matter how big the city may be. ;-)

Everyone's phone keypads sound like
that of Nokia 3310 :-P

Nobody has speed dial. If the officers
have to call each ther, they press
atleast 6-7 buttons. :-D

Salunke's favourite dialog is like "it's might be a special poison boss" B-)

Hotel boy, Chai boy, Taxi boy
Ramu Kaka, Laxmi Aunty... Everyone
has CID's number :-D

There is no written complaint or any
other documentation done. :O

Anyone
can walk in to CID's office and CID is
found acting immediately :-D

If a crime happens in some other
city, the local police help is seldom sought :-D

If ACP says "May be..... blah blah
blah this happened" then it would be
that and only that...
:-D :-D :-D :-D :-D :-D
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LET'S HAVE SOME FUN AND JAM UP THE NSA'S DATA COMPUTERS!!!

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!!!!!!Ishrat case full story unfoldss plz read!!!!!!!!!
Sharad Pawar blames Modi for Ishrat Jahan's death in a fake encounter
Ishrat case: 'Modi phobia' behind CBI move to question IB, says BJP
Ishrat Jahan encounter: CBI ruffles IB's feathers by making officer an accused
Late in the summer of 2004, the Lashkar-e-Taiba’s top operations commander Zaki-ur-Rahman Lakhvi held the terrorist organisation’s first meeting with David Headley, the young Chicago drug dealer-turned-jihadist at the heart of the 26/11 project. Lakhvi told Headley he would be working with Muzammil Bhat, the full-bearded 6’4” giant in the room, who counted among the Lashkar’s most able operatives. Bhat’s achievements, Federal Bureau of Investigations interrogators recorded Headley as being told, included multiple strikes in Kashmir and recruiting a “female suicide bomber named Ishrat Jahaan [sic].”

“Zaki,” Headley went on, “mentioned Muzammil’s plans to attack Akshardham temple, Somnath and Siddhi temples. These attacks were revenge for the 1988 attack on the mosque in Yuppe [sic, the 1992 demolition of the Babri Masjid in Uttar Pradesh].”

Nine years since a hail of bullets ripped through Mumbra resident Ishrat Jahan Raza’s body, a Central Bureau of Investigations into her killing, along with three men, threatens to indict the highest leadership of India’s intelligence services for cold-blooded execution.

The whole truth about Ishrat Jahan’s life and death will likely not please anyone. IBNLive
Even as the CBI works towards finding out just how Ishrat died, there’s a growing mass of evidence that suggests the United Progressive Alliance government has been economical with the truth about her life and her death.

Last year, the National Investigations Agency told Gujarat High Court judges Jayant Patel and Abhilasha Kumari they had nothing but “hearsay” on Ishrat. Firstpost’s documentation on the FBI interrogation of Headley shows the union government knew otherwise—but remained silent.

It isn’t the only thing it has chosen to be silent on.

Early on the morning of 15 June 2004, Ishrat Jahan, Javed Sheikh, Zeeshan Johar and Amjad Ali Rana were shot dead on the road leading to the Kotarpur waterworks on the outskirts of Ahmedabad. KP Singh was at that time director of the Intelligence Bureau; Nehchal Sandhu, who is today deputy national security advisor, was then in charge of counter-terrorism operations; MK Narayanan, who is today West Bengal governor, was then advisor on internal security. And Manmohan Singh was Prime Minister, then as now.

The first three, without doubt, would have known of the IB warning that went out to all states on 22 April 2004, warning of imminent attacks on top Hindu nationalist politicians, including LK Advani.

Later, the IB’s Gujarat station would provide the Gujarat Police more detail, telling Ahmedabad’s police chief there were two Pakistani terrorists with Punjabi accents planning an attack, in coordination with a Pune resident.

From accounts given to Firstpost by three separate intelligence sources, the IB’s operation had its genesis in February 2004, when the Jammu and Kashmir Police shot dead Poonch-based Lashkar operative Ehsan Illahi.

Letters found on Illahi’s body led the police to an Ahmedabad-based lawyer. From there, the operation rolled on. There’s some reason to believe the Lashkar’s plot was penetrated. First Information Report 8 of 2004, filed by the Ahmedabad Police Crime Branch after the killing, records that the authorities knew of the imminent arrival of a blue Tata Indica carrying the victims, bearing the licence plate number MH02 JA4786—suggesting the Intelligence Bureau had an informant on the inside.

“No one suggested that based on an intelligence input you should kill someone,” former Union Home Minister P Chidambaram said in 2009. That’s true, but it neatly dodges the question of what the UPA did when four terrorists whom its intelligence services were following ended up dead.

The CBI hasn’t sought any answers, so far, from any of the people who can answer that question.

We know next to nothing, too, about what led Javed Sheikh to his death. Born Praneshkumar Pillai at Thamarakulam village in Kerala’s Alappuzha district, Sheikh met and fell in love with Sajida Sheikh in 1986. He converted to Islam in an (unsuccessful) effort to overcome her family’s resistance. In September 1995, though, the two married and moved to Mumbai’s Mumbra area. Then, they shifted to Pune after a business dispute turned violent. Sheikh’s life continued to be turbulent; the police filed four rioting cases against him in 1997 alone.

In 2003, Sheikh left for Dubai, securing a job on a forged Indian Technical Institute certificate. He returned, according to Sajida Sheikh’s testimony, embittered by videotapes he had seen of the anti-Muslim pogrom in Gujarat.

On 29 March 2004, Sheikh again flew to Oman, on passport E6624023, identifying him as Praneshkumar M. Gopinath Pillai—having obtained this in addition to a passport in his Muslim name. He flew back to Mumbai on 11 April carrying Rs 2.5 lakh in cash, which he used to purchase the Indica he drove to his death.

The government said, in a 2004 affidavit, that Sheikh “was in regular touch with Lashkar-e-Taiba operatives, particularly Muzammil Bhat.” Government sources say there is wiretap evidence to back this up, but the UPA hasn’t ever ordered it made public, and the CBI hasn’t sought it.

Sheikh met Ishrat and her mother in Mumbra on 1 May 2004—where Sheikh said he needed a salesgirl for a new perfume store. There is no evidence that Sheikh ran a perfume business.

On 30 May, he drove his wife and children to the family home in Alappuzha. From 6 June to 9 June, the family stayed at Sajida Sheikh’s family home in Ahmednagar. Then, Sajida Sheikh said, her husband called on the morning of 11 June to say he had to go to Mumbai on unexpected work. Two days later, when Sajida Sheikh called her husband, his cellphone was out of network reach.

Hotel staff at the Tulsi Guest House in Bardoli, on National Highway 6 outside of Surat, say Sheikh and Ishrat checked in after 2 am on 12 June 2004. On 14 June, their car developed mechanical trouble. The staff at the Shakti Motor Garage outside Ahmedabad told the police that Sheikh paid Rs 1,025 for repairs.

Earlier this month, additional solicitor-general Indira Jaisingh told the Supreme Court the CBI has evidence the group was kidnapped on the orders of former state intelligence chief PP Pandey at least a day before they were shot dead. Last month, the CBI interrogated former Gujarat Intelligence Bureau station chief Rajinder Kumar, now in charge of counter-intelligence operations. The organisation is reported to be seeking his arrest, saying he was responsible for having the alleged terrorists “detained illegally and brought to Gujarat.” It’s hard to see how his superiors wouldn’t have known—and why they aren’t being asked about it.

Funnily, though, the five police officers alleged to have been actually present when Ishrat was allegedly kidnapped and killed—Girish Singhal, Tarun Barot, JG Parmar, Bharat Patel and Anaju Chaudhary—got bail after the CBI failed to file charges against them in the 90 days allowed by law.

This presumably happened because the CBI doesn’t have enough evidence against them to sustain a prosecution—though it claims to have witnesses to the kidnapping and illegal detention.

Nine years ago, no one knew for sure whether Ishrat was a terrorist or not, and whether she was killed in cold blood or a legitimate exchange of fire.

It’s unclear why the CBI hasn’t spoken to large numbers of people who might have something to add to this story.

From the testimony of Faizabad resident Muhammad Wasi, made before an Ahmedabad magistrate, there’s reason to believe Sheikh shopped for pistols and a sten gun in Uttar Pradesh sometime after February 2004. Wasi claims Sheikh was introduced to him by another Faizabad resident, Muhammad Mehrajuddin—whom the CBI hasn’t even sought to locate.

The CBI hasn’t questioned Muhammad Abdul Razzak, an alleged jihadist held by the Delhi Police in 2005, who claimed to have told interrogators he sent Sheikh to a jihad training camp.

Kashmir residents Majid Husain Qadri, Pervez Ahmad Khan Abdul Aziz Shah, alleged to have helped Amjad Ali Rana after he was shot trying to cross the Line of Control, have never once been questioned. Investigators say the three men had Johar treated in New Delhi, at the City Clinic in Paharganj. Siddharth Sahai, who performed surgery on Rana, identified him when the police showed him photographs.

Then, there’s Headley’s testimony—totally ignored so far.

For years now, we’ve got plenty of things that make headlines, but nothing resembling even part of the truth.

In 2009, metropolitan magistrate KS Tamang indicted the police for faking the encounter, but in a report full of mind-boggling nonsense: “given the nature of women, none usually wears her college identity card during journey”; “when any lady travels from Mumbai to Ahmedabad, she invariably carries her purse and handkerchief in her hands.” It made multiple errors of appraisal, from misreading forensic evidence to presumptively declaring the suspects “innocents”.

Gujarat’s High Court responded to petitions by the families of Ishrat and Sheikh by appointing a special investigation team. From the outset, there was contention with Karnail Singh and Mohan Jha, among allegations of bias. Notably, lead officer Satish Verma rejected the findings of forensic experts who concluded that the encounter didn’t appear faked at all. Verma himself faces allegations relating to alleged negligence in the landing of smuggled explosives and extrajudicial killings—and the targets of investigation claim, rightly or wrongly, that he harbours biases against them.

Like all truths, the whole truth about Ishrat Jahan’s life and death likely won’t please anyone. It’s critical, though, to the credibility of India’s criminal justice system, and the future of our struggle against terrorism. Nothing anyone has done so far, though, suggests anyone really wants to tell the story—and nothing the CBI is doing gives reason to think that’s going to change
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ANNIVERSARY: JUNE 12 ~ 20 YEARS AFTER: "MKO IS THE MAN, OOH!"

(JUST FOR THE RECORDS.)

Today, June 12, 2013 marks the 20th anniversary of the annulment of the June 12, 1993 Presidential Election, which was won by Chief M.K.O. Abiola. For those unborn at the time, or who do not know the true story, the date, June 12 is a giant landmark in Nigerian history, because without it and the struggle for its revalidation, we would not be where we are today; not that much has changed, or that things have gotten better. But perhaps that is simply because we have stubbornly refused to right the ills of that tragic period in Nigerian history. Nigeria has had its own share of martyrs. MKO Abiola was certainly one of the most prominent. Abiola was arrested and put in jail upon declaring himself president. He died on Tuesday, July 7, 1998 just hours before he was due to be released from prison. Chief Abiola paid for Nigerian democracy with his life. He had the option not to do so - at the time he defended his mandate, he was one of the wealthiest black, and African persons alive. Today, we remember him by recalling the contentious days of drama leading to his death, as recanted from newspaper articles from that period. Some things should not be allowed to slip away into the depths of amnesia.

~ FM.

Part I: How they killed M.K.O. Abiola ~ By Zado (Abiola's Security Officer in custody)

Story written by Kayode Matthew & Lemmy Ughegbe, Vanguard
Dateline: Friday, 20th July, 2001.

The last moments of the late Chief M.K.O. Abiola were relived publicly for the first time yesterday by the man who should know: Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP) Theodore Bethnel Zadok, who for the two years preceding the chief’s death was in charge of his security and welfare in government custody.

He was testifying at the Oputa panel sitting in Abuja where former DMI boss, Brig.-Gen. Ibrahim Sabo also alleged massive looting of public funds by top officials of the Abdulsalami Abubakar.

Zadok in his evidence-in-chief at the hearing of the petition by Abiola’s first son, Kola and physician, Dr. Ore Falomo, related how he was apparently handed away from Chief Abiola, and by the time he returned to him, he had been offered tea, only to be a few minutes thereafter.

Reading from a prepared text, the police officer said: "I was posted to head the detention base of Chief M. K. O. Abiola with about thirteen (13) body guards under me. and since the day I took over the duties of the detention camp of Chief M. K. O. Abiola I was responsible for collecting the sum of N800,000 (Eight Hundred Thousand Naira) quarterly from Major Hamza Al-Mustapha to the commissioner of police FCT command Abuja for his feeding. That is three times a day subject to what the wanted to eat. I also took care of his health by seeing the Doctor any time he complained of any illness. In view of this he never ate any food or drink any thing without me tasting it first before giving it to him to eat or drink.

"I always collected some money from the Chief Security Officer Major Hamza Al-Mustapha to buy toiletry fruit drinks, bedding and water.

"The Chief Security Officer Major hamza Al-Mustapha ordered me to give Chief MKO Abiola Koran and Bible for reading and I used to collect some money from the Chief Security Officer to buy some newspapers and magazines for the chief to read, and also give the chief some plain sheets for anything he might wish to write. My lord, Chief MKO Abiola never believed that I was a Security man who came to guide him but a son who came to take care of his father. I will like to support this statement with a written note written to me by Chief MKO Abiola.

"Before General Oladipo Diya’s coup attempt, Major Hamza Al-Mustapha, on the 10th of December, 1997 ordered me to take Chief MKO Abiola to any safe place, preferably the commissioner of police guest house at Wuse. And after the said failed coup attempt Major hamza Al-Mustapha ordered me to move Chief MKO Abiola from the commissioner’s guest house to Kado Housing Estate popularly known as Jeremiah Useni Housing Estate Kado.

"On the 8th day of June 1998 the day the Head of State General Sani Abacha died the chief Security Officer Major Hamza Al-Mustapha ordered me along with Lt. Ikilama to move Chief MKO Abiola from Kado Housing Estate to Gado Nasko Barracks and from there all the 13 body guards attached to me were withdrawn except the driver and leaving the soldiers of the Guards Brigade to take over the guard.

But I was still left behind to be bringing food to Chief MKO Abiola as usual from the police officers mess Wuse Zone 7. Chief MKO Abiola was informed of the death of General Sani Abacha and the appointment of General Abdulsalami Abubakar as the Head of State and Commander-in-Chief. he wrote letters to general Abdulsalami Abubakar and the service Chiefs gave them to me to Photostat them for him. He gave me some copies to give to Major Hamza Al-Mustapha and passed the rest to the rest to the respective owners. After the expiration of the second quarter allocation of N800,000 (Eight Hundred Thousand naira) I approached Major A. S. Aliyu Chief Security Officer to general Abdulsalami Abubakar to collect the money for the next quarter he only told me he had heard me.

"On the day in question, the 7th Day of July 1998 at about 11.30hrs, the Chief Security Officer to general Abdulsalami Abubakar Major A. S. Aliyu called me on the radio set, asking me to see him his office. I then proceeded in his office and he instructed me to bring Chief MKO Abiola to Aguda House for an interview to be hold by 1300 hrs.

"I then went back to the base and informed Chief MKO Abiola of the interview and he asked me whether Major Hamza Al- Mustapha was aware of the said interview, I told him didn’t know because Major Hamza Al-Mustapha was busy handing and taking over but I would see if I could locate him to inform him.

"He asked me to bring his dresses which he would wear and also asked me to give him 30 minutes to enable him get dressed. At about 1230hrs the Chief Security Officer to general Abdulsalami Abubakar Major A. S. Aliyu came to the base. To the best of my knowledge, that was the first time he knew that place, wanting to know if we were ready and I replied him almost ready. As we opened the door the Chief was already waiting for us. Together we went out and headed to Aguda House, venue of the Interview.

"Before we all left the base, chief MKO Abiola was in sound and healthy condition. He did not complain to me of any illness. About 100 metres from the door stand of the Aguda House, the controller from the control room called me on the radio set and said, I quote, "30 BRAVO your LOG I answered ALFA GOLFF UNIFORM DELTA ALFA, HOTEL. And he said MAIG SERIA GOLFF from the OSCAR FOSTRO FOSTRO OF CHALIE OSCA GOLFF SERIA you should ROMEO PAPA TANGO to see the subject INDIA MIKE MIKE I answered RECEIVED."

Meaning 2i/c Prescort your present location. I answered Aguda House and he gave the message from the office of the Chief of General Staff and that you should see the Chief of general Staff Admiral Mike Akhigbhe immediately please and I answered noted please.

"As we arrived at the Aguda House door step, I led Chief MKO Abiola inside the house and I took permission from the Chief Security Officer to General Abdulsalami Abubakar, Major A. S. Aliyu in whose custody I left Chief MKO Abiola.

"He asked me to use his vehicle, leaving my vehicle at the door step where it was packed. I then took his vehicle as entrusted and left to see the Chief of General Staff Admiral Mike Akhigbe at about 1310hrs and I came back from seeing Admiral Mike Akhigbe at about 1350hrs, only to discover that my vehicle was not there at the packing spot. On arrival, I saw one of my Body Guards Sunday Pada standing by the side of the door. I asked him where they had gone. He replied me they were inside and that the Chief Security Office only sent my vehicle to Aso-Clinic and as I was about to enter the room, I met with the Chief Security Officer, Major A. S. Aliyu who told me that Chief MKO Abiola was not feeling fine and after taking a cup of tea he coughed and feel down.

"I quickly went inside and I saw Chief MKO Abiola lying on the floor facing down. I called him. for the first time he answered, and I lifted him up and turned him upside and called him again for the second time he did not answer. At that time doctor Sadiq Sani Wali from Aso Clinic arrived and about examining the chief. I told him we should rush the Chief to the clinic for proper treatment. Myself, the Chief Security Officer, Major A. S. Aliyu, Doctor Sadiq Sani Wali and the two white men standing lifted Chief MKO Abiola into my vehicle outside for onward movement to Aso-clinic.

Before getting to Aso-Clinic I saw Dr. Sadiq Sani Wali pressing his (Abiola’s) stomach up and down a kind of resuscitating him. As we arrived the clinic, Chief M.K.O. Abiola was rushed to the Emergency Room where I stood by with the doctors including the two white men and the Chief Security Officer Major Aliyu until when Dr. Sadiq Sani Wali later confirmed to us that Chief M.K.O Abiola was dead.

"We came out of the Emergency Room and the Chief Security Officer Major A. S. Aliyu phoned the villa, I heard him saying to the ADC please, connect me to the Head of State I have an important message for him. For about three minutes they continued the discussion with the Head of State while he was moving towards his vehicle outside. So I didn’t hear what he was discussing with the Head of State after the phone we both left for villa,

"The questions to ask are:

Who gave Chief M.K.O. Abiola tea in my absence?
Who tasted the tea before giving it to him?
And in whose presence was the tea tested?

"The questions are for the Chief Security Officer to General Abdulsalam Abubakar; Major Aliyu to answer. And I want to testify before this Honourable Commission that on the 6th day of July 1998 at about 2200hrs Kola Abiola the son to late Chief M.K.O. Abiola his step mother; and about three of his sisters were with their father at Aguda House until 0130hrs of 7th July, 1998. I want to say categorically here that his father Chief M.K.O. Abiola was in a sound and healthy condition.

"Based on the statement made to the Commission by Femi Falana on the 5th day of July 2001 that Chief M.K.O Abiola was driven from Kano State to Abuja where he said that the Chief fell inside the Black Maria four times before arriving Abuja is totally false, because to the best of my knowledge Chief M.K.O Abiola was never detained out of Abuja.

"On the 28th day of July 1998, I collected from the Commander Brigade of Guard Gado Nasko Barracks the late Chief M.K.O Abiola’s property and handed them over to Alhaji Babagana Kingibe on the 31st day of July, 1998 who ordered his orderly Sergeant Mustapha Gana to check, sign and collect the property from me and he Babagana Kingibe made a contact call to the family of Chief M.K.O. Abiola to come forward and collect the said property.

After his evidence-in-chief, he was then cross examined by Mr. Femi Falana.

Falana: You said you were not retired, you were not posted and yet you have been on salaries. Since when have you been receiving salary without rendering services to this station.

Zadok: Since August 1 1998 on the day the personal assistant the former Inspector General of Police Superintendent Udi informed me in the villa that two officers from force CID Lagos were in the villa and that I should submit their names at the gate for them to see my OC. I submitted their names. When they entered, they told us they were taking over from us, without any written letter. I did not know that Major Aliu was aware of it. We were moved out of the villa without any document. Since August 1 1998 I have not worked in any police formation.

Falana: Were you close to Abiola in detention.

Zadok: Yes I was close to him.

Falana: What ailment did Abiola complained to your about?

Zadok: He complained of his high blood pressure.

Falana: You said on June 8 1998 your bodyguards were withdrawn and soldiers took over the protection of Abiola.

Zadok: Yes.

Falana: Did he write letters that you knew of while in detention?

Zadok: Yes, he wrote condolence letters to Mrs. Yar’Adua when General Yar’Adua died. Also when General Abacha died, he wrote condolence letter to Mrs. Abacha to be forwarded to General Abdulsalami Abubakar for vetting as he said two heads are better than one.

Falana: Do you know the contents of the letter?

Zadok: No, the letters were always sealed.

Falana: Is Major A.S. Aliu still in the army?

Zadok: Yes.

Falana: Were you with him when Commonwealth Sec. Gen. Emeka Anyaoku held a meeting with him?

Zadok: Yes I was there. They all took photograph together.

Falana: Had this ever happened before?

Zadok: No, it never happened before during his detention.

Falana: the photograph was to let everybody know that he was hale and hearty.

Zadok: Yes.

Falana: Was it to your knowledge that a foreigner was allowed to give food or drink to a detainee in Nigeria?

Zadok: To the best of my knowledge no foreigner had ever done this.

It was my duty to taste any food or drink before giving it to Abiola.

Falana: When Abiola was given tea to drink was the first time you never tasted anything given to Abiola to take?

Zadok: Yes it was the first time.

Falana: You normally tasted food or drink before you gave it to Abiola to prevent any harm done to your subject?

Zadok: Yes.

Falana: So, you were tricked to go and see Admiral Akhigbe?

Zadok: Maybe.

Falana: When you left Abiola with Major A.S. Aliu, you were confident that you were leaving him in the care of a competent person.

Zadok: Yes.

Falana: After his death what happened to his property he left in detention?

Zadok: I have a copy of the list of his property. I handed over his property to Ambassador Baba Gana Kingigbe who immediately called Abiola’s family to inform them that Abiola’s property were with him and they should come for them.

Falana: US official Dickering later addressed a press conference to say Abiola died of national cause.

Zadok: Yes.

Falana: Brig-Gen. Ibrahim Sabo said the day Abacha died, Bamaiyi said Abiola must also be killed is a similar way to balance equation.

Zadok: Yes, I heard it.

He was asked why he did not inquire from Major Aliu who gave tea to Abiola and he replied, "Major Aliu was the overall security office in charge of Abiola’s detention. I did not have the gut to ask him. Who gave Abiola tea and whether it was tasted before giving it to him.

"Chief Abiola need to keep photocopies of his letters in his Bible and Koran. I did not have the time to go through them. But if the commission requests for them it will assist this commission greatly.

At the end of Zadok’s testimony, Mr. Falana requested the commission to order the IG to give full protection to Zadok.

Gen Sabo also testified yesterday in respect of Chief Abiola’s death.

Led by his counsel, Mr. Umar Shinthien, Brigadier-General Ibrahim Sabo’s evidence ran thus:

Shinttien: Brigadier-General Sabo, you told this commission in Lagos that apart from what you said then on Chief Abiola’s death, you have more to say.

Sabo: Yes I still have a lot more facts on Abiola’s death. I will also tender some documents here before this commission, while I will take the rest documents to Akanbi’s anti-corruption commission.

Shinttien: Tell this commission other facts you know.

Sabo: I said earlier that on June 8 1998 many things happened from the sublime to the ridiculous. The sublime has to do with the death of former head of state, General Sani Abacha while the ridiculous was on the threat to Abiola’s life. I said in Lagos that General Ishaya Bamaiyi called me after General Abacha called me after General Abacha death and asked me where was Chief Abiola, I said I didn’t know, that Major Al-Mustapha was the one keeping him. General Bamaiyi then told me don’t you think that now that General Abacha is dead, Chief Abiola should be similarly killed to balance the equation? I looked for Major Mustapha and told him what Bamaiyi has said. I later learnt that Bamaiyi had told Mustapha the same thing because Mustapha told me he had been looking for me for the same purpose.

Major Mustapha in his evidence gave certain indicators on how General Abacha died and how Chief Abiola died. He said Abacha choked, jerked and foamed before he died Abiola also choked, jerked ,foamed and died. Sinde Bamaiyi used the word similarly, I think Abacha’s family should be interested in this because both died the same way.

Shinttien: When General Bamaiyi told you this and Mustapha confirmed he was told the something, what did you do?

Sabo: I advised that Abiola’s location should be changed and he said he had done that.

Shinttien: Did you attend late General Abacha burial in Kano.

Sabo: No I didn’t go because of the security of Abiola that was being threatened.

Shinttien: What happened after late General Abacha’s death.

Sabo: After Abacha’s death, there was a lot of clamouring as to who would succeed him. General Jeremiah Husseni was there clamouring to succeed Abacha and there were others. Then myself, General Magashi and Bamaiyi then met and decided that instead of deliberating on who would succeed General Abacha, succession by hierarchy should be followed with General Abdulsalami Abubakar as the head of state, General Bamaiyi, Chief of Defence Staff and General Magashi as chief of army staff, this was arrived at in order to shut out any bickerings. We then called General Abdulsalami for a meeting of the PRC. It was an extra-ordinary PRC meeting because it was not scheduled.

Shinttien: Did you inform General Abdulsalmi Abubakar of the threat to Chief Abiola’s death?

Sabo: Before General Abdulsalami Abubakar was sworn-in as head of state, we all went to the villa where the body of the late head of state was lying and I told General Abdulsalami that General Bamaiyi suggested that since Abacha died, Abiola must also be killed. But General Abubakar said when they return from Kano, we would discuss further. He refused to do anything after he came back from Kano. I sent a message to him through AVM Idi-Musa that I wanted to see General Abdulsalam on the same issue but he refused to see me. I passed the information to Idi Musa that it was urgent and Idi Musa told me General Abubakar would listen to me when he returned from South Africa. He refused to see me until I was retired on July 10 1998, three days after Chief Abiola’s death.

Shinttien: Did Major Mustapha know the whereabouts of Chief Abiola at this time.

Sabo: Mustapha did not know Abiola’s whereabouts because he was arrested and detained. And since Mustapha was now out of the way, Abiola was open to any other person.

Shinttien: Is it normal for a detainee’s guard to be sent away and given tea in his absence?

Sabo: It is not normal and this is an indication of what happened later.

Gen. Sabo also alleged massive financial misdeeds by the Abdulkareem Abubakar government, saying:

"Before General Sani Abacha’s death there were bickerings from people including General Abdulsalami Abubakar that they were not being given any welfare. General Abubakar accused the service chiefs that they were the ones that had the resources but he did not have anything there was a time he asked Ambassador Zakari Ibrahim to give him N1 million urgently but Ambassador Ibrahim said he didn’t have the money. And when Gen Abdulsalami Abubakar became the head of state, he was relieved of his appointment.

"When General Abdulsalami came to power, he exhibited an accumulated and accentuated thirst for money. I stumbled on some documents and video cassettes even while in retirement.

"There was the case of $40 million contributed by multinationals for General Sani Abacha’s transmutation to civilian president. I gave the cassette of his disclosure to help him clean the system not knowing that he would use it to clean me out of the system because three days later I was arrested. I urge the commission to investigate this money contributed by multinational towards Abacha’s self-succession.

"There was also the case of Engineer Buba Galadima, Director of NMA whom General Abdulsalami Abubakar directed to release N5 billion from the NMA to the minister through Chief Hope Ozodinma. But Galadima refused saying it was beyond his power to do so. That same afternoon, a lorry load of soldiers invaded his house managed him and took him to an unknown destination. He was ordered to put in his letter of resignation so as to look as if he resigned voluntarily but he refused and asked General Abubakar to fire him. He was fired and he was given two hours to vacate his official quarters.

"The N5 billion was to be shared like this: "1.35 to be given to the minister, Chief Hope would be given N265 million and $18 million would be given to General Abubakar. I have documents to prove this (He than tendered the documents).

"There is the issue of the printing of new naira denominations, of 100, 200 and 500. I shared Mustapha’s opinions on this which he explained in his testimony that it was a booby trap for President Olusegun Obasanjo to fail. I have 13 documents to prove this which I shall tender, before this commission.

"When General Abacha was alive the idea of the printing of new naira denominations was mooted. Three companies bided for the contract - J.B. of Munich; Thomas & Co. Of London, and Bodous of Germany. They all submitted their quotations. They all agreed on $30 per one thousand pieces but General Abacha said it was too much. The agreement was not sealed before his death. When General Abdulsalami came on board, he said it should be printed at $45 per thousand. G & D was given the contract of printing and here was the company reputed for tax evasion. The company has offices in Germany, Greece, Spain, Belgium, Argentina and other places, but only has a liaison office in Nigeria. The company evaded tax to the tune of 2 million Dutch marks in Germany. This is the same company given the job to print the money I commenced investigations into the activities of this company but General Abubakar ordered me to stop it. All these were known to him.

"The NTA in its news at 7 and 9 p.m. on January 11, 2001 reported that a container load of fake naira notes was discovered in Jos and Maiduguri. This is what I am talking about.

"During Abdulsalami’s time, our soldiers in ECOMOG were not treated well at all. General Victor Malu then ECOMOG Commander once had cause to complain of adulterated fuel sent to them. When the contract for the supply of food to our soldiers was changed, it was given to one lady, I will mention her name later.

When General Abacha was alive 45 dollars was approved a day for each of our soldiers but when Gen. Abubakar came to power he increased it. But instead of giving them the money, they were given the old rate, where is the balance?

"There is the issue of parting gift to each PRC member. N1 million was agreed as parting gift for each PRC member or 500,000 dollars. I inquired from two PRC members later differently. I asked them jokingly that I learnt you were all given ½ a million dollars as parting gift. Where is my own share now? But they told me it was only 50,000 dollars. So what happened to the remaining 450,000 dollars per each PRC member times the total PRC members?

Before General Abacha died, he left a foreign reserve of 9.7 billion dollars. There are papers to show this. But Abubakar claimed that only 7.17 billion dollars was left in the reserve what happened to the balance? This reserve that Abacha accumulated in five years, Abdulsalami depleted if in nine months.

"Eagle Square here in Abuja was being renovated yearly when General Oseni was FCT Minister. Consultants were appointed for the renovation at N230 million. But General Abdulsalami rejected this and opted for upward review of N2.3 billion as against N230m.

"Also through 59 million dollars he siphoned from government coffers he bought a house in London at 5 million pounds renovated it at 1 million pounds.

"Before General Abacha died he approved 66 million Dutch marks for the maintenance of Alpha jets and other aircraft. When Abubakar took over he wrote another memo for the sum of 44,275,000 dollars for the same maintenance. I would have wished he was here to cross check if this signature on these documents were his.

"There was also another memo from the CGS dated March 17 1999 at the injury time of the administration. There was request for the purchase of boats at 45 million dollars, purchase of amphibious plane at 21,747,660 dollars; and 5,000 rain coats jacket to cost 14,500,00 dollars. The normal cost of one rain coat to pocket were from rain is 45 dollar per piece and the total cost for the 5,000 rain coats should be 2,9000 dollars. It was signed by General Abdulsalami Abubakar to be purchased on ECOMOG issue, apart from the naval personnel that used to transport the food items, it was later given to merchant ships.

"There is the issue of Engineer Ibrahim Ali, MD of NPA. General Abubakar called him one day and told him since General Abacha did not give you free hand to do your duties, bring your quotation and I will give you the wherewithal to execute it. He brought it to Abdulsalami. He met Alhaji Gidado Idris, former Secretary to the Federation there. Abdulsalami approved it for execution but when Ali left Abdulsalami ordered Gidado Idris to fire Ali when Gidado wanted

to refuse, he told him that if he didn’t do it somebody else would do it and that was how he was fired.

Shinttien: What did all these mean with respect to Chief Abiola’s security.

Sabo: All these were to show that as Chief Abiola was to show that as Chief Abiola was in the custody of Abdulsalami, if Abiola was released, he would be demanding for his mandate and this will be unconducive for him to loot the country’s treasury. General Abubakar should appear before this commission to explain ,what happens to the depletion of the economy.

General Abdulsalami Abubakar set a booby trap for Obasanjo’s administration, I am not saying this to curry favour from President Obasanjo. Let us not deal only on the past of the late head of state.

Shinttien: In what other way to your knowledge has the General Abdulsalami Abubakar reduced the military to what it is now.

Sabo: Another way which General Abdulsalami siphoned money is the task force for the armed forces and the police.

On December 31 1997, N21, 270, 292,50 was disbursed to the armed forces and the police, I am not convinced the money was used judiciously, I have documents to authenticate this.

There is also the issue of N80m water project which was discarded by General Abdulsalami. He re-awarded it for 20 million dollars while 10m dollars was collected upfront. I am sure the balance was also given. I am not sure whether the water project was executed.

Part II: How Abiola was Killed.
This Day Newspaper: Dateline: 21/07/2001

In the course of cross examining ASP Theodore Zadok, late Abiola's Chief Security Officer while he was in prison, Lagos Lawyer Mr. Femi Falana read from a confidential document he obtained from the American Embassy. It was written by the former US ambassador to Nigeria, Mr. Twaddel after Abiola's death it reads: "As we walked to the sitting arrangement, he allegedly bantered with Pickering recalling with precise detail their two meetings 17 and 18 years ago. Where they had occurred, the other persons present and the subject of their conversation. Abiola provided most of the detail. Pickering supplying other tit bits and leading recollections."

Falana: Would you agree with me that Abiola was with his senses through out the duration of his detention to your knowledge?

Zadok: Yes my lord.

Falana: That is Twaddel. He also said that Abiola was given tea but that he didn't take it. Now the autopsy report prepared by their doctors, the doctors they flew in just listen to this. "After a few minutes in the meeting, he suddenly complained of illness. He was offered some tea which was poured by US embassy personnel." To your knowledge as a senior security officer, do you know of any situation in Nigeria, where a foreigner had given tea or food or water to any detainee?

Zadok: No, my lord. To the best of my knowledge, anytime I've taken Abiola several times to Aguda House for an interview and any time I got there, we have our personnel who are there in Aguda, it's their duty to prepare tea and they have to prepare this tea in my presence and once they taste it then it is my duty to taste it in front of Chief before I hand it over to him.

Falana: Would you agree that since Abiola was detained, this was the only occasion you did not taste the tea he was offered? Is that correct?

Zadok: It's very correct my lord. I used to buy water for Abiola. The whole water he drinks is Swan water. And there is never a time I just removed an unsealed bottle of swan water without opening it and tasting in his presence before passing the rest to him for drinking.

Falana: Usually that is done by security men and women to prevent any harm been done to your subject. Is that correct?

Zadok: Yes my Lord.

Falana: Now you were tricked. Would you agree with me that you were tricked to the office of the Chief of General Staff so that you would not be around when that situation would occur, from the benefit of hindsight now.

Zadok: It may be so but I had that confidence that I was leaving him with somebody more than me.

Falana: That is Major Aliyu..

Zadok: Yes, my Lord.

Falana: Now Abiola was arrested on 23 June 1994, to your knowledge, is that correct?

Zadok: Yes my Lord.

Falana: He was arrested in Lagos and detained for two days, are you aware of that?

Zadok: Yes, my Lord.

Falana: From Lagos he was taken to Gashua Prison in 1994, are you aware of that?

Zadok: Not aware, my Lord..

Falana: From Gashua Prison he was transferred to Kano, are you aware of that?

Zadok: Not, my Lord.

Falana: From Kano Prisons he was brought to Abuja in a Black Maria were he was arraigned before a Federal High Court, are you aware of that?

Zadok: I am aware of his arraignment, but not aware of from where he was brought.

Falana: As a matter of fact you took his affairs in 1996.

Zadok: Yes, my Lord.

Falana: And for those two years you were fully in charge of him?

Zadok: Yes, my Lord.

Falana: Now officer, those documents you handed over to the government through Alhaji Kingibe, are you aware if those documents have been returned to the family?

Zadok: My Lord, I have a copy of the properties here with me.

Falana: Thank you very much.

Zadok: When I met Alhaji Baba Gana Kingibe, in my presence he made a contact call with the wife of the late Chief telling her of some of the property that were in the possession Chief M K O Abiola that were now with him, and that he would like somebody to come forward and collect them.

Falana: Now, do you have the inventory as you call it.

Zadok: Yes, my Lord.

Falana (addressing Justice Oputa) : Sir, we seek to tender the inventory...you have the request...

Zadok: Yes, my Lord...yes, my Lord

Falana: Reports for medical attention?

Zadok: Provisions and medical attention..

Falana: We also seek to tender this...

Zadok: You mean the properties?

Falana: Yes

Zadok: Why I handed them over to Alhaji Baba Gana Kingibe was that, when the family of Chief M K O Abiola and the son came down to Abuja, I was told they were with him so I believed they had a cordial relationship.

Falana: Between 1996 and 1998, that was the only time the family members were allowed to see Abiola, is that correct?

Zadok: Yes, my Lord.

Falana: Wont you therefore agree with me that they were allowed to see Abiola to bid him farewell?

Zadok: Well, I wouldn't say..

Falana: But that was the only time?

Zadok: I wouldn't say so.

Falana: Now, if you wouldn't say so, let's look at this other scenario for this your subject. The head of the American delegation that met Abiola, Under Secretary Thomas Pickering,...

Zadok: Yes, my Lord...

Falana: ..Addressed a press conference in Abuja later that day, saying that Abiola died of natural causes, are you aware of this?

Zadok: I'm not aware, my Lord.

Falana: Are you also aware that before the so-called autopsy was carried out, the US President, Bill Clinton, said that he was sending a condolence message to Nigeria to and the family of Abiola because Abiola died of natural causes, are you aware of that?

Zadok: I'm aware of it, my Lord...

Falana: Yes...my Lord, that is all for this witness.

Falana: You have been following the proceedings before this August commission, particularly with respect to Abiola's case?

Zadok: Yes, my Lord.

Falana: You know in Lagos, Brig.-Gen. Ibrahim Sabo gave evidence to the effect that on the very day the Late General Sani Abacha died, that General Bamaiyi in Aso Rock to say, now that Abacha is dead, can't we also kill Abiola in the same manner to balance the equation?

Zadok: I heard it, my Lord.

Falana: When you later learned that Chief M K O Abiola died in those circumstances, won't you agree with me that he was killed from all the circumstances?

Zadok: My Lord, that very particular time that this incident happened, in fact, I was not myself because as Abiola said, I am holding him as a father..

Falana: And he took you like a son?

Zadok:(concurring) :...And he took me like a son... I want to tell you one story today. General Abdusalami Aliyu informed me that the same seventh day of July, by 4 O'clock...

Falana: 1998?

Zadok: 1998, that I should make arrangements for a plane to move Abiola to Lagos and that he would be free. So that is why I told you that I was not myself when I discovered that Abiola is dead on the same day.

Falana: Officer, that plane eventually carried Abiola's dead body to Lagos.

Zadok: Yes, my Lord.

Falana: Is that your answer? What was carried to Lagos was Abiola's dead body..

Zadok: But not the same day because Abiola was kept like two weeks before his dead body was taken away

Falana: Taken to Lagos...Now, you said you had to send to Aso Rock to fetch Doctor Wali, that is, from Akinola Aguda House. Didn't you have radio or walkie talkie?

Zadok: My Lord, I didn't know why the Chief Security Officer had to do that because he was in the possession of cellullar, and Dr. Sadiq Wali was also in the possession of a cellullar and a telephone on his table at the Aso Clinic. So, why he decided to send a driver and vehicle to pick him, he is to answer the question, my Lord.

Falana: Now, while this rigmarolling was going on, going to Aso Rock Clinic to bring the doctor, Abiola was reeling in pains on the floor?

Zadok: Yes, my Lord.

Falana: Finally officer, don't you agree with me that car, your own car, was left behind for the purpose of using it to convey Abiola to Aso Rock Clinic?

Zadok: My Lord at...

Falana: Because it was tinted.

Zadok: Yes, my Lord. At any given time I have a security vehicle on the ground because of any eventuality. So, I wouldn't have even liked to use my vehicle to see Admiral Akhigbe because I have a BG ( body guard) who is behind and whom I can pass the same instruction to.

Falana: Now, this other one you said. Who ordered the stoppage of the feeding allowance for Abiola?

Zadok: I wouldn't say a particular person ordered it. As I said in my statement I do collect this money quarterly, and at the end of June, I expect another quarter to materialize.

Falana: Yes, first week of July. But because Abiola was going to die on the 7th of July it was no longer necessary.

Zadok: I wouldn't know.

Falana: That General Abdulasalami and his CSO, Major Aliyu, should assist this commission by coming here to explain how Abiola died, won't you agree with me?

Zadok: I think so, my Lord.

Falana: Thank you sir.

Yakubu Maikyau (Bamaiyi's counsel) on Zadok

Maikyau: You said General Bamaiyi visited Abiola before he died.

Zadok: Yes, he visited Chief Abiola before he died and I said so.

Maikyau: Did he come alone or was he in company of the service chiefs?

Zadok: He came in company of the service chiefs.

Maikyau: You are sure he came in company of the service chiefs or he came alone?

Zadok: I can't remember very well but I think he came in company of the service chiefs.

Maikyau: What was Abiola's feelings after his meeting with Anyaoku?

Zadok: Abiola was happy with the meeting with Anyaoku as they embraced and took photographs.

Maikyau: Was General Bamayi with the American delegation when they visited?

Zadok: General Bamaiyi was not around when the American delegation visited.

Maikyau: Was General Bamaiyi in Agura House when Chief Abiola died?
Zadok: No, he was not around.

Maikyau: In other words, would you be surprised if you are told that General Bamaiyi was not in the delegation of the service chiefs when they visited Chief Abiola?

Zadok: No.

Maikyau: Are you aware that Chief Abiola wrote General Bamaiyi while in detention?

Zadok: Yes.

Maikyau: Do you know the content of the letter?

Zadok: The letters were sealed before they were given to me, so I don't know the content.

(Maikyau tried to tender a copy of the letter Chief Abiola wrote to General Bamaiyi but the commission said they had it in their possession)

Chief Clement Akpamgbo (Mustapha's counsel) on Zadok

Akpamgbo: Did Mustapha ever stop Chief Abiola's feeding allowance?

Response: Major Mustapha never stopped the feeding allowance of Chief Abiola.

Akpamgbo: Who removed the bodyguards you were working with?

Zadok: The new CSO, Major Aliyu removed the bodyguards.

Akpamgbo: Was Chief Abiola's movement out of his former detention center for his safety?

Zadok: Yes, Chief Abiola's movement out of his former detention center was for his safety.

Oumar Shitien, counsel to Sabo, on Zadok

Shitien: Were you always in the room where these meetings you referred to were held?

Zadok: Yes I was always in the room but my seat was far from where they discussed

Shitien: Did you ever hear Chief Abiola say anything about his mandate?

Zadok: In the meeting between Chief Abiola and Admiral Akhigbe, he repeatedly said he will never abandon his mandate.

Shittien: You said that Chief Abiola wrote some letters, cast your mind back to the one dated 2/7/98 and tell us what you know about it

Zadok: The letter dated 2/7/98 is where he regretted about the roles played by General Abacha and Yar'adua to betray him. It also contained request for approval of condolence letter to Mrs. Maryam Abacha.

Shittien: What was his response after these meetings he had with the service chiefs?

Zadok: Anytime a meeting is held with Abiola, I don't usually ask him the outcome but inside the car on our way, he will start by laughing and say look at these small boys.

Shittien: Did you ask Major Aliyu in whose care you left Chief Abiola if necessary precautions were taken like another person tasting the tea before it was given to him?

Zadok: Since Major Aliyu was the overall security officer, I did not have the guts to ask him if all precautions were taken. Major Aliyu should be called to explain.

Shintten: You said Kola Abiola visited with other members of the family before Chief Abiola died. So what was his state of health?

Zadok: Kola Abiola came with his sisters and one step-mother. Abiola started preaching to them from the Bible and the wife said, Bishop, we are not here for preaching but to know your problems. They discussed well.

Shittien: You said Chief Abiola was detained at various safe houses?

Zadok: Yes, he was detained at Apo, Asokoro, Wuse and Kado. We had different detention centres. On the last days we moved under heavy arms.

Shitien: You said Chief Abiola used to write notes..

Zadok: Yes, he used to write notes in plain papers and in the open place which is the part of the bible. He used to ask me to Photostat his letters.

Shittien: And you handed over these things to the family?

Zadok : When I handed over the documents to Kingibe, there were none of those documents removed.

Shittien: (Later read the note Chief Abiola wrote to General Bamaiyi)

Falana: My lord, I ask this commission to protect this witness by directing the IG to protect him.

I also pray that this commission should bring Abdulasalami Abubakar and his CSO, Major S. Aliyu should assist this commission by coming here to explain how Abiola died.

(Colonel Richard Bangaje Tassah, who led the team that searched Major Mustapha's houses in Kano, Nguru and Abuja, gave evidence that he actually took away audio and video cassettes and every security-related materials found in Major Mustapha's houses. In all, he admitted taking away six Ghana-must-go bags, adding that "if you put everything recovered in Ghana-must-go bags, they may be up to 11. It contained video and audio cassettes and documents. I handed them over to Special Investigation Bureau, Military Police headquarters, Lagos.

Asked by Falana who he specifically handed the items to, he replied: "I handed Mustapha and the items to Lt. Colonel T. Sani now retired. He said some of the cassettes were marked secret and that he did not know why they were asked to search Mustapha's houses from where arms, ammunitions and other military apparatus were recovered. After his testimony, Chief Akpamgbo asked the commission to order Lt. Colonel T. Sani to produce the items carted away to enable them put more facts before the commission.)

Part III: Oputa: Susan Rice served Abiola his last tea,
says Abdulsalami's CSO.
Dateline: Wednesday, 26th September, 2001
By Sufuyan Ojeifo & Lemmy Ughegbe, Vanguard

Major Abdulrasheed Aliyu, former Chief Security Officer (CSO) to the immediate past Head of State, Gen. Abdulsalami Abubakar told the Human Rights Violations Investigation Commission (HRVIV) in Abuja yesterday that the controversial tea taken by Chief M.K.O. Abiola shortly before his death in 1998 was personally served him by the then US Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs, Ms Susan Rice.

Ms Rice was on the American delegation that visited Chief Abiola in detention when he suddenly slumped and died.

Major Aliyu in his evidence-in-chief in respect of a petition filed by Mr. Kola Abiola, eldest son of the deceased politician gave a graphic picture of how Chief Abiola died but drew the ire of members of the commission when he consistently denied knowledge of the conditions of Abiola until death by saying" "I don’t know."

That was after claiming that he was fully in charge of the up-keep of Abiola. Expressing the displeasure of the commission, its chairman, Justice Chukwudifu Oputa remarked:

"Major Aliyu, we have heard you; in your evidence-in-chief, you gave a vivid description of what happened to Chief Abiola and how he died. It is now time for you to be cross-examined and you go on saying you don’t know.

"You were a Chief Security Officer and we have at least seen one and we can make our assessment of him. Don’t tell us you are so daft. Please help us, help this commission. You keep answering I don’t know. What do you know?"

Major Aliyu had informed the commission that "on 7th July, 1998 an American delegation came to see the C-In-C (Gen. Abubakar); the C-In-C called me and said I should make arrangement for the delegation to see Chief M.K.O. Abiola. I called ASP Zadok and told him to prepare Abiola to see the delegation at Aguda House.

"I went to where Abiola was detained and together we headed to Aguda.

"On our way to Aguda, there was a call requesting for the keys to office of the Chief of General Staff. I directed Zadok to go and attend to the CGS' request before he will come back. I instructed him to leave Abiola’s car behind as if we finished before him with the delegation, Abiola would be taken back to his place.

"Members of the American delegation at the meeting were Thomas Pickering, Susan Rice and Ambassador Williams Twadell and at the meeting Chief Abiola cracked some jokes with them. When they asked him if he was in good health condition, Abiola said, "I am well except for my swollen legs."

"At this juncture, the steward came in with some refreshment, tea and coffee. Pickering and Twadell took coffee, Susan Rice opted for tea while Abiola declined taking anything. After few minutes, Abiola started coughing continuously. Susan Rice urged him to take tea. I got up from the point I was watching with the intention to go and serve Abiola the tea, but Susan Rice, being the only woman present decided to serve him the tea and when she did I went back and sat down.

"Even after the tea, his coughing continued. He then went into the toilet and as I was about going in to meet him, he was coming out. He looked very tired and was sweating. He asked me if he could get his cough syrup and I asked the body guards to go and fetch Abiola’s syrup. He then entered back to the delegation and said he was feeling cold. We put off the air conditioner, he then said he was feeling hot and we in turn, opened the windows.

"Susan Rice suggested that he be taken to the hospital and I called Dr. Wali on my mobile phone and told him there was an emergency that the chief was very sick and he should come immediately. It took him (Dr. Wali) exactly seven minutes and 40 seconds to get to us.

"When Dr. Wali arrived, Abiola was still lying on the floor coughing. We fanned him, put him in a vehicle and drove straight to the emergency ward in the Aso Clinic. All of us were in the room, we forgot about the protocol that this was an emergency room restricted to only doctors and nurses. We were all in there.

"I informed the C-In-C of Abiola’s sickness and he was very worried. While we were there (hospital), I saw the CGS arrive without his cap and a driver; he was asking what is it? Not this hour. Seeing the condition he was in, I did not want him to give a wrong impression to our visitors, delegation, so I asked him to go back.

"I informed the C-In-C that the medical team was at work and he directed that we should contact Babagana Kingibe to bring the family to see what was happening to him (Abiola).

"At exactly 1 hour 20 minutes, Chief Abiola gave up and Susan Rice asked us to accept our (their) condolence. We have seen what happened and all the efforts you have made to treat him (Abiola). We knew they were going to leave the country and we wanted the news to first be broken to his (Abiola's) family before the press and so we requested the American delegation to allow us. She told us that there were pressmen scheduled to interview them at the airport when they arrived. She agreed to our request.

"When I informed Gen. Abubakar of the death of Abiola, he shouted: "Oh! my God!’ What can I tell his family? Susan Rice, being the only woman, offered to break the news to the family and she told them of the efforts we made to save them and as such said there was no foul play in his death.

"After Abiola’s death the C-In-C ordered the Permanent Secretary, Foreign Affairs to procure some visas for American and British doctors invited to come and conduct an autopsy on his corpse. Dr. Wali told me that the family wanted an independent autopsy.

"I made arrangement for a Dornier airplane and I ordered that the condition for their receiving the corpse of Abiola was only at night because the situation was very tense in Lagos. I ordered that ambulance and several vehicles be arranged. Nobody knew why except the Governor of Lagos. The reason was to divert attention.

"One of the multinational doctors came with Kola Abiola to Aso Rock and we released the corpse to them to go accompanied by Dr. Wali. They arrived Lagos at 3.30 and the autopsy was concluded at 6.00 a.m.

"During the autopsy, Nigerian Medical Association (NMA) was represented, the Federal Government was represented by Dr. Wali while Abiola’s family was represented by his personal physician, Dr. Ore Falomo. After the autopsy, they issued a press statement.

"According to the international medical team's autopsy report, they discovered that Abiola had severe lung disease of the heart which could cause sudden death. They also discovered that he had narrowing and enlargement of the heart which could cause sudden death. The report therefore stated that a heart disease caused Abiola’s death as he suffered a rapid deterioration of health due to chronic congestive heart failure because of long standing hypertension."

Under cross-examination by counsel to Brig.-Gen. Ibrahim Sabo, Umar Shittien, Major Aliyu who had, in his evidence-in-chief informed the commission that Susan Rice told Abiola’s family that "there were no foul play," withdrew the statement.

According to Major Aliyu; "It was a slip. I am withdrawing that statement. Susan Rice never said there was a foul play. She merely condoled the family of Abiola, expressing the sympathy of the delegation."

Quizzed by the commission’s counsel, Mrs. Chinwe Uwandu as to how he was able to keep a close tab on the time between when he called Dr. Wali to come and attend to Abiola and when he arrived, Major Aliyu responded:

"We were all very confused, I was so confused so I kept on looking at the time in anticipation of when the doctor would arrive."

Major Aliyu who had declared that he was in total control of matters relating to Abiola, however, informed the commission, that he never knew that ASP Zadok was to taste Abiola’s food.

Aliyu, contrary to his earlier conviction that he believed in the autopsy report which attributed Abiola’s death to natural cause, said during cross examination that the autopsy report could be faulty if it did not make any reference to the tea taken by Abiola.

Asked by a member of the commission to confirm if he meant that the autopsy report was faulty and as such the cause of cause of Abiola's death was unknown, Major Aliyu said he stood by the autopsy report.

During his evidence-in-chief, he said the international autopsy team spoke to the witnesses at the point of Abiola’s death, denied speaking with any member of that team, even though he was a principal witness.

"I was not spoken to," said Major Aliyu.

Contrary to his statement that they made some request from the American delegation that visited Abiola, the then CSO to Gen. Abdulsalami said "no, we did not make any request from them. Susan Rice only offered to help break the news of Abiola’s death to his family since she was a woman and as such understands women better."

Major Aliyu who had displayed sufficient knowledge and control of Chief Abiola’s welfare while in detention has in his evidence-in-chief made a dramatic u-turn declining knowledge of the health condition of Chief Abiola.

Falana: "The doctors who conducted the autopsy said there was no food in his system when the intestine was broken, only mucus was found. When was the last time Abiola was fed?

Aliyu: I don’t know. They normally feed him.

Falana: Did you know that Zadok was to taste Abiola’s food?

Aliyu: I don’t know.

Falana: Did you know that a detainee’s food is supposed to be tasted before it is given to him?

Aliyu: I don’t know.

Falana: Who prepared the tea that was sent?

Aliyu: The steward prepared the tea, a foreigner, Susan Rice served Abiola the tea.

Falana: As an intelligence officer, can you remember one incident when a foreigner served a detainee his meal?

Aliyu: I don’t know.

Falana: Are you aware that Chief Emeka Anyaoku after his visit to Abiola addressed a press conference in Abuja saying that Abiola has given up his mandate?

Aliyu: No.

Falana: For a month, you looked after Abiola who were his doctors?

Aliyu: I don’t know.

Falana: You said you were very close to Chief Abiola, did he tell you he had hypertension?

Aliyu: He did not tell me.

Falana: Do you know the doctor that gave him the drugs found on him?

Aliyu: I don’t know."

The case was adjourned to October 3 when the commission is scheduled to give its ruling on whether representation of witness by counsel constitutes an appearance as being canvassed by counsel to some former heads of states.

Rest in peace, Moshudi Kasimawo Olawale Abiola, Nigerian hero.
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ALL PHONE NUMBERS OF MADURAI DISTRICT


REVENUE DEPARTMENT


OFFICE RESIDENCE

COLLECTOR (PER)2531110 2532290 collrmdu[at]nic.in
2530925(FAX)

OFFICE EPABX 2532501 ( 4 LINES )

DISTRICT REVENUE OFFICER (PER)2532106 2538363

PERSONAL ASSISTANT(GENERAL) 2533272 2539271

ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER(EXCISE) 2531718 2536778

SPECIAL DEPUTY COLLECTOR(K.R) 2532074

ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER(LAND REFORMS) 2538193

REVENUE DIVISIONAL OFFICER, MADURAI 2530644 2537591 rdo.madurai[at]tn.gov.in

REVENUE DIVISIONAL OFFICER, USILAMPATTI (914552)242138 242149 rdo.usilampatti[at]tn.gov.in

DISTRICT BACKWARDCLASS & MIN WEL.OFFICER 2529054

DISTRICT ADIDRAVIDA WEL.OFFICER 2529054 dadwmdu[at]nic.in




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TALUK OFFICES


MADURAI SOUTH 2531645 thasildar.maduraisouth[at]tn.gov.in

MADURAI NORTH 2532858 thasildar.madurainorth[at]tn.gov.in

MELUR 2415222 2415251 thasildar.melur[at]tn.gov.in

VADIPATTI (04543) 254241 254247 thasildar.vadipatti[at]tn.gov.in

TIRUMANGALAM 280759 280741 thasildar.thirumangalam[at]tn.gov.in

USILAMPATTI (04552) 242192 242189 thasildar.usilampatti[at]tn.gov.in

PERAIYUR 275677 275812 thasildar.peraiyur[at]tn.gov.in

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PANCHAYAT DEVELOPMENT BRANCH

PERSONAL ASSISTANT (P.D) 2531678 2561547 papd.tnmdu[at]nic.in

PERSONAL ASSISTANT (NOON MEALS) 2531938

PERSONAL ASSISTANT (SMALL SAVINGS) 2532132

PERSONAL ASSISTANT (TOWN PANCHAYAT) 2530564

PROJECT OFFICER (D.R.D.A) (PER) 2532636 2539625
(OFF) 2530026

ASSISTANT DIRECTOR (PANCHAYAT) 2533288 adpmdu[at]nic.in


PANCHAYAT UNION, MADURAI EAST 2538841 bdo.maduraieast[at]tn.gov.in

PANCHAYAT UNION, MADURAI WEST 2538431 bdo.maduraiwest[at]tn.gov.in

PANCHAYAT UNION, TIRUPPARANKUNDRAM 2482554 bdo.thiruparankundram[at]tn.gov.in

PANCHAYAT UNION, MELUR 2415434 bdo.melur[at]tn.gov.in

PANCHAYAT UNION, KOTTAMPATTI (04544) 230437 bdo.kottampatti[at]gov.in

PANCHAYAT UNION, ALANGANALLUR (04543) 245327 bdo.alanganallur[at]tn.gov.in

PANCHAYAT UNION, VADIPATTI (04543) 254224 bdo.vadipatti[at]tn.gov.in

PANCHAYAT UNION, USILAMPATTI (04552) 252152 bdo.usilapampatti[at]tn.gov.in

PANCHAYAT UNION, CHELLAMPATTI (04552) 243229 bdo.chellampatti[at]gn.gov.in

PANCHAYAT UNION, SEDAPATTI (04552) 244222 bdo.sedapatti[at]tn.gov.in

PANCHAYAT UNION, TIRUMANGALAM (04549) 280756 bdo.thirumangalam[at]tn.gov.in

PANCHAYAT UNION, KALLIKUDI (04549) 278524 bdo.kallikudi[at]tn.gov.in

PANCHAYAT UNION, KALLUPATTI (04549) 272224 bdo.kallupatti[at]tn.gov.in

TOWN PANCHAYAT, PARAVAI

0452 - 2463449


eoparavai[at]gmail.com

TOWN PANCHAYAT, ALANGANALLUR

04543 - 245725


eoalanganallurtp[at]gmail.com

TOWN PANCHAYAT, VADIPATTI

04543 - 254363


eovadipatti[at]gmail.com

TOWN PANCHAYAT, SHOLAVANDAN

04543 - 258238


eosholavandan[at]gmail.com

TOWN PANCHAYAT, A.VALLALAPATTI

0452 - 2425068


eoavallalapatti[at]gmail.com

TOWN PANCHAYAT, PALAMEDU

04543 - 246399


eopalamedu[at]gmail.com

TOWN PANCHAYAT, T.KALLUPATTI

04549 - 270192


eotkallupatti[at]gmail.com

TOWN PANCHAYAT, PERAIYUR

04549 - 275831


eoperaiyur[at]gmail.com

TOWN PANCHAYAT, ELUMALAI

04552 - 246333


eoelumalai[at]gmail.com


R.E.T.C, KALLUPATTI (04549) 270192


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ANIMAL HUSBANDRY

JOINT DIRECTOR OF ANIMAL HUSBANDRY 2530801

DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF ANIMAL HUSBANDRY 2531902

AGRICULTURE, HORTICULTURE, SERICULTURE

UZHAVAR SANTHAI 2537933

JOINT DIRECTOR OF AGRICULTURE 2531136

D.D AGRI. MELUR(WATER MANAGEMENT TRG. CENTRE) 2415413

DEAN, AGRI. COLLEGE, OTHAKADAI 2422956

DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF HORTICULTURE 2532351

SUPTG. ENGINEER, AGRI. ENGG. 2604134

A.E, AGRICULTURE 2600580

DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF SERICULTURE 2531322

ASST. DIRECTOR OF AGRICULTURE (SOUTH) 2531136

(NORTH) 2532687

AGRI. MARKETTING SOCIETY, ANNA NAGAR 2533940

EXEC. ENGR. AGRI. ENGINEERING 2341573

D.D SEED CERTIFICATION 2532455

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AIRWAYS

AIRPORT 2670910

OFFICE 2341234

INDIAN AIRLINES 2341791

VIP LOUNGE 2671079

TOWER 2670767

AERODRAMME RADIO STATION) 2671480
AIRPORT (MET)

ALL INDIA RADIO

STATION DIRECTOR 2530410 2531366

AAVIN

GENERAL MANAGER 2650561

DEPUTY REGISTRAR (DIARIES) 2531229

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CENTRAL EXCISE

COMMISSIONER OF CENTRAL EXCISE 2531822
(EPABX) 2532481 (7 LINES)

JOINT COMMISSIONER (P&V) 2533057

DY. COMMISSIONER (PREV) 2534284

DY. COMMISSIONER DIVISION - 1 2531738

CENTRAL EXCISE DIVISION - 1 2532431

ASST. COMMISSIONER DIVISION - 2 2531792

CENTRAL EXCISE DIVISION - 2 2531862

CIVIL SUPPLIES


SENIOR REGL. MANAGER, T.N.C.S.C 2534279
2534253

PANDIAN SUPER MARKET 2332482,2337871,2331872

T.N.C.S.C, MELUR 2415479

DY. REGISTRAR (P.D.S) 2345740


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COMMERCIAL TAX

DY. COMMR. OF COMMERCIAL TAXES 2650134 2652610

DY. COMMR. (ENFORCEMENT) 2650459

COMMERCIAL TAX OFFICE, EAST 2650264

COMMERCIAL TAX OFFICE, WEST 2650181

CO-OPERATIVE


JOINT REGISTRAR OF CO-OP. SOCIETIES 2530911 2652289

DEPUTY REGISTRAR OF CO-OP. SOCIETIES 2536785

CORPORATION - MADURAI

MADURAI CORPORATION OFFICE (EPABX) 2530521
(FAX) 2530433

WORSHIPFUL MAYOR 2530433 2652958

COMMISSIONER (PER) 2531116 2530566
2531029

DEPY. COMMISSIONER 2530186 2530320

COMMISSIONER, SPECIAL CELL 2530965

CHIEF ACCOUNTS OFFICER 2530450

PUBLIC HEALTH OFFICER 2531304

WATER SUPPLY ENGINEER 2530508

ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER (NORTH ZONE) 2530521
(SOUTH ZONE) 2335562
(EAST ZONE) 2330067
(WEST ZONE) 2602430

CHIEF REVENUE OFFICER 2653298 2530006

ARASARADI WATER TANK 2602105

TOWN PLANNING OFFICER 2531140 2532381

CHIEF ENGINEER (ELECTRICAL) 2531289

ENGINEER, ROAD AND BUILDING 2531385 2531345

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CO-OPTEX


SR. REGL. MANAGER, COOPTEX, MADURAI 2674279,2603839

CO-OPTEX, SOUTH CHITRAI STREET 2344047

ALAGAPPAN NAGAR GODOWN 2674254


EDUCATION


CHIEF EDUCATIONAL OFFICER 2530651 ceomdu[at]nic.in

REGL. DY. DIRECTOR (GOVT. EXAMN) 2530013

ADULT EDUCATION OFFICE 2530879

JOINT DIRECTOR OF COLLEGIATE EDUCATION 2320869

DY. DIRECTOR OF COLLEGIATE EDUCATION 2320045

DISTRICT EDUCATION OFFICER, MADURAI 2532407

DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDN. OFFICER, MADURAI 2341660

DIST. EDUCATION OFFICE, MELUR 2415373

INSPECTOR OF MATRICULATION 2531443 imsmadurai[at]yahoo.in

SHARAMIK VIDYA PEETH 2530879



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EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING


ASST. DIRECTOR OF EMPLOYMENT 2566022

REGL. DY. DIRECTOR OF EMPLOYMENT, MADURAI 2566359

REGL. DY. DIRECTOR, TECHNICAL 2651830

DY. DIRECTOR, I.T.I 2536183

EX-SERVICEMEN WELFARE


ASST. DIRECTOR OF EX.SERVICEMEN WELFARE 2602216


ELECTRICAL


ELECTRICAL INSPECTOR 2535561

CHIEF ENGINEER (ELECTRICAL) AND 2537528 2538207
CHIEF ENGINEER (DISTRIBUTION) TNEB

SUPTG. ENGINEER, TNEB 2537415-19 2538334

E.B TAMUKKAM 2530612

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FIRE SERVICE

R.D.D FIRE SERVICES 2650239 2600533

DIVL. FIRE OFFICER 2533958 2605430

TALLAKULAM FIRE STATION, COLLECTORATE 2531620

FIRE STATION, MADURAI TOWN 2335999

FIRE STATION, ANUPPANADY 2333799

FISHERIES

DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF FISHERIES 2580783

ASST. DIRECTOR OF FISHERIES 2530280

FFDA 2530021

FORESTRY


CONSERVATOR OF FOREST 2535043 2537476

CONSERVATOR OF FOREST (SF) 2536387 2537411

DISTRICT FOREST OFFICER 2536279 2537158

DIVL. FOREST OFFICER (SF) 2532922

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FACTORIES

JOINT CHIEF INSPECTOR OF FACTORIES 2533176

DEPUTY CHIEF INSPECTOR OF FACTORIES 2530729

FORENSIC SCIENCE


ASST. DIRECTOR OF FORENSIC SCIENCE 2531966


FAMILY PLANNING


DIST. FAMILY PLANNING OFFICE 2531937
(D.D MEDICAL)

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GUEST HOUSES AND CUSTODIAN OFFICERS


GUEST HOUSE CUSTODIAN OFFICER

CIRCUIT HOUSE 2534421 COLLECTOR 2532501
2534522
2536158
SUITE 2 2537996

VAIKASI ILLAM 2530748 E.E V DIVN 2530037,2537826

HOUSING BD G.H 2652593 P.A TO S.E 2533891,2539326
AE 2653739

HIGHWAYS G.H 2537247 D.E H &RW 2537568,2537084
ADE H & RW 2536263

TWAD G.H 2538448 A.D.E TWAD (U) --

TNCSC G.H 2534279 S.R.M TNCSC 2534253,2534770

MARKETTING G.H 2535430 S.O MARKTG SECY. 2533940,2650725

MANGAMMAL CHOULTRY 2341280

MANGAMMAL CHOULTRY 2343801

BIRLA VISRAM 2345503

YOUTH HOSTEL 2537773 WARDEN, Y.H 2537835,2539691

CUSTOMS G.H 2532481 A.C EXCISE 2532481

RAILWAY RETIRING
ROOM, MADURAI 2340142

PRIVATE: TVS G.H 2532404 TVS

FENNER 2601426 P.R.O 2601671

COATS VIYELLA 2601302 P.R.O 2602751

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HANDLOOM


ASST. DIRECTOR OF HANDLOOMS 2535669

JT. DIRECTOR OF HANDLOOM INTENSIVE PROJECT 2536605

HIGHWAYS

DIVL. ENGINEER (H & RW) 2537568 2537084

SUPTG. ENGINEER, N.H, MADURAI 20 2530540

DIVL. ENGINEER, N.H-I, MADURAI 20 2532761 2603306

DIVL. ENGINEER, N.H-II, MADURAI 20 2534229

T.N.U.D.P (S.E CIRCLE) 2651812

T.N.U.D.P DIVL. OFFICE, MADURAI 2650117

T.N.HOUSING BOARD

SUPTG. ENGINEER, TNHB 2533891 2539326

E.E.& ADMV. OFFR. HOUSING BOARD, GANDHINAGAR 2535493 2539320

ANUPPANADI HOUSING BOARD 2671245

KOODAL NAGAR HOUSING BOARD

EXEC. ENGR.(SPL. DIVN) ELLIS NAGAR 2600835


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HEALTH

DY. DIRECTOR OF HEALTH SERVICES, MADURAI 2640778

INDUSTRIES

REGL. MANAGER, T.I.I.C 2533331
2533018

GENL. MANAGER, D.I.C 2537621

BR. MANAGER, SIDCO 2566588
2566897

INCOME TAX

INCOME TAX COMMISSIONER OFFICE (EPABX) 2532525

COMMISSIONER OF IT 2532527
2532528

JT. COMMISSIONER RANGE I 2530294

JT. COMMISSIONER RANGE II 2532013

ITO SALARY WARD 2531638

ITO SALARY WARD II 2532940

INCOME TAX OFFICER JUDL I 2531065

INCOME TAX OFFICER JUDL II 2531206

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JUDICIAL

PRINCIPAL DISTRICT AND SESSIONS JUDGE 2537515 2538300
2537597

D.D, PROSECUTION 2654833

ADDL. DIST. JUDGE CUM CJM 2537739

JUDGE, ESSENTIAL COMMODITIES ACT 2537415

BAR COUNCIL 2537120

A.P.P 2536883

KHADI


REGL. DY. DIRECTOR OF KHADI 2604750 2600795

KHADI VASTRALAYAM, TOWN HALL ROAD 2340184

LABOUR


JOINT COMMISSIONER OF LABOUR 2535713 2539788

DY. COMMR. OF LABOUR 2534310 2652648

LABOUR OFFICE, GANDHI NAGAR 2534025

INSPR. OF LABOUR, (WEIGHTS AND MEASURES) 2532972

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LOCAL FUND AUDIT

REGL. DY. EXAMINER OF L.F AUDIT 2344429

LIBRARY

DISTRICT CENTRAL LIBRARY 2622814

DISTRICT LIBRARY OFFICER 2629723

MEDICAL


TAMILNADU MEDL. SERVICES CORPN 2522174,2522180

GOVT. RAJAJI HOSPITAL 2532535-39

DEAN, GOVT. RAJAJI HOSPITAL 2532535-39 2538464

DY DIRECTOR OF MEDICAL SERVICES , MADURAI 2531937
(DIST. FAMILY PLANNING OFFICE)

JT. DIRECTOR OF MEDICAL SERVICES, USILAMPATTI (04552) 242185

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MUNICIPALITIES


REGL. DIRECTOR OF MUNICIPAL ADMN 2539821

AVANIYAPURAM MUNICIPALITY 2670133

ANIYUR MUNICIPALITY 2661004

THIRUPPARANKUNDRAM MUNICIPALITY 2482250

MELUR MUNICIPALITY 2415239

USILAMPATTI MUNICIPAL COMMR. (04552) 242384

TIRUMANGALAM MUNICIPAL COMMR. 280757,280722


N.I.C

NATIONAL INFORMATICS CENTRE, MADURAI 2531632

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POLICE DEPARTMENT

CITY


COMMR. OF POLICE 2344002 2533005

DEPUTY COMMISSIONER (HEADQUARTERS) 2344455 2532543

DY. COMMR. (CRIME AND TRAFFIC) 2343233-35 2588926

DY. COMMR. OF POLICE (L&O) 2343387 2652019

ASST. COMMR. OF POLICE, TALLAKULAM 2538792,2538895

ASST. COMMR. OF POLICE, MADURAI TOWN 2333787

ASST. COMMR. (INTELLIGENCE) 2344628
2345379,2343232(INSPR.)

C.I.D BRANCH , CITY 2653693


ASST. COMMR. (TRAFFIC), TALLAKULAM 2343232

ASST. COMMR. OF POLICE, AR 2652117

POLICE RADIO STATION (AR) 2341635

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RURAL

DY. INSPR. GENL. OF POLICE 2531317
2539539

SUPTD. OF POLICE, MDU DISTRICT 2344574 2344197 spmdu.tnpol[at]nic.in
2539477

DIST. POLICE OFFICE 2344574

DY. SUPTD. OF POLICE, SB, RURAL 2652278

D.S.P, SAMAYANALLUR 2463380

D.S.P, MELUR 2415141

D.S.P, TIRUMANGALAM 280538

D.S.P, USILAMPATTI (04552) 242137

D.S.P, TIRUPPARANKUNDRAM 2482300

D.S.P., (CRIME BRANCH) 2533055

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SPECIAL UNITS

COMMANDANT, 6TH BATTALION 2652218 2539707

DY. SUPTD. OF POLICE, V AND ANTI CORRUPTION 2531395 2652959

D.S.P (SB CID) 2653693

D.S.P (Q BRANCH) 2604783

D.S.P (CB CID) 2533055

WIRELESS STATION 2652434

INSPR. OF POLICE, (PCR) CITY 2344860

INSPR. OF POLICE, (PCR) RURAL 2344101

D.S.P (PCR) TIRUNAGAR 2484394



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PRISON


DY. INSPR. GENL. OF PRISONS 2603302 2602957

SUPTD. OF PRISONS, CENTRAL JAIL 2602131 2602150

P.W.D


PERIYAR IMPROVEMENTS VII DIVISION 2530586

CHIEF ENGINEER, WRO 2530826 2537509

SUPTD. ENGR. (BLDGS MAINTNCE) CIRCLE 1 2530862 2537960

SUPTD. ENGR.(PWD) BLDGS & MAINTENANCE CIRCLE 2 2623838
2530817

EXEC. ENGR. PWD MDU DIVN.(BLDGS MAINTENANCE) 2530718

SUPTD. ENGR. GROUND WATER 2531208

EXEC. ENGR. O & M DIVN. PWD 2530944

SUPTD. ENGR. PERIYAR BASIN 2530817

JOINT CHIEF ENGINEER, PV 2530826

EXEC. ENGR. PERIYAR VAIGAI 2530027 2537826

E.E PWD GUNDAR VADINILA KOTTAM, MADURAI 2531391
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POSTAL AND TELEGRAPH

POSTMASTER GENERAL 2530833

SENIOR SUPTD. OF POST OFFICES 2530696

SENIOR POST MASTER, TALLAKULAM 2530146

GANDHI NAGAR POST OFFICE

TALLAKULAM TELEGRAPH OFFICE 2532885

MAHAL TELEGRAPH OFFICE 2625082

PRESS

DINAMALAR 2609903-05

DINAKARAN 2626623,2622224,2626621

DINA THANTHI 2338841,42

DINAMANI 2628221,223,2627872

DINABOOMI 2651533-34

HINDU 2651068,2651497,2650808

MAKKAL KURAL 2533080

MALAI MALAR 2334439,2342439,2343441

MALAI MURASU 2625247,2628247,2624300

MADURAI MANI 2603383

NEWS TODAY 2340057

PTI 2537457

PRESS INFORMATION BUREAU 2530856

THEE KADIR 2653765

UNI 2537570

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REGISTRATION

DY. INSPR. GENL. OF REGISTRATION 2343862

REGISTRAR OFFICE, SOUTH, PALACE ROAD 2336351

REGISTRAR OFFICE, NORTH, SIMMAKKAL 2631492

RAILWAY

DIVL. RAILWAY MANAGER 2604604 2604704

ADDL. DIVL. RLY. MANAGER 2603550

DIVL. COMMERCIAL MANAGER 2603252 2602379

RECEPTION GROUP 2602498

STATION SUPERINTENDENT 2343799 2603086

RAILWAY GOODS SHED 2661613

RAILWAY GOODS SHED, KOODAL NAGAR 2661659

RAILWAY CONTROL 2602780

RAILWAY ENQUIRY 2343131-33

COMPUTER RESERVATION ENQUIRY (Automated) 1361 & 1363

TALLAKULAM RLY. COMPUTER BRANCH 2539300

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SOCIAL WELFARE
DISTRICT SOCIAL WELFARE OFFICER 2530258

DIST. PROJECT NUTRITION OFFICER) 2533217

DIST. COMMUNICATION OFFICER, TINP, MELAMADAI) 2533217

PROJECT OFFICER, ICDS CELL 2530415

PROJECT OFFICER, ICDS PROJECT 1 2535736

PROJECT OFFICER, ICDS PROJECT 2 2534312

PROJECT OFFICER, ICDS PROJECT 3 2535727

PROJECT OFFICER, ICDS PROJECT 4 2535726

DY. DIRECTOR OF SOCIAL DEFENCE 2531887

STATISTICS

REGL. DY. DIRECTOR OF STATISTICS 2626889

ASST. DIRECTOR OF STATISTICS 2520045

SURVEY

ASST. DIRECTOR OF SURVEY 2651099 adsurmdu[at]nic.in

REGL. DY. DIRECTOR OF SURVEY 2531159

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TEMPLE

JT. COMMR. (PER) 2344322
ARULMIGU MEENAKSHI SUNDARESWARAR (OFF) 2344360
DEVASTHANAM

DY. COMMR. H.R AND C.E 2346445

BIRLA MANDHIR 2345503

TALLAKULAM PERUMAL KOIL 2530329

KOODAL ALAGAR PERUMAL KOIL 2338542

ALAGAR KOIL 2470228,2470230

EXEC. OFFICER, TIRUPPARANKUNDRAM TEMPLE 2482248

E.O ALAGARKOIL REST HOUSE 2470228 2470256
2470229

TRANSPORT
REGL. TRANSPORT OFFICE (CENTRAL) 2567835 rtotn64[at]nic.in

REGL. TRANSPORT OFFICE (SOUTH) 2381560 rtotn58[at]nic.in

REGL. TRANSPORT OFFICE (NORTH) 2569181 rtotn59[at]nic.in

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T.N.S.T.C (MADURAI DIVN-I) LTD, MADURAI

MANAGING DIRECTOR (PER) 2381200

GENERAL MANAGER (OPERATIONS)(PER) 2380313

CHIEF ACCOUNTS OFFICER 2380119

GENL. MANAGER, (TECHNICAL), FAX 2381567

EPABX (5 LINES) 2380112,113,116-118

SENIOR DY. MANAGER (COMML.) (RESIDENCE) 2382661

T.T.C (MATTU THAVANI) 2580015,2566820

P.R.C (MATTU THAVANI) 2580680

T.T.C (PERIYAR) 2339754

TANSI

REGL. MANAGER, TANSI 2536130

SALES DEPOT, AMERICAN COLLEGE COMPLEX 2530832

TASMAC

SR. REGL. MANAGER, TASMAC 2536386

TEXT BOOK

REGL. OFFR, T.N TXT BK SOCIETY 2601484


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TWAD

CHIEF ENGR. TWAD 2585339

SUPTD. ENGR. (PER) 2580764 2380733
(BOARD) 2580809

EXEC. ENGR. RWS DIVISION 2532305


TREASURY

DISTRICT TREASURY, MADURAI-20 2521865 dtomdu.tndto[at]nic.in

REGL. DY. DIRECTOR OF TREASURIES 2532824

PAY AND ACCOUNTS OFFICE, MADURAI-1 2330107,2338087,2337151

UNIVERSITY

MADURAI KAMARAJ UNIVERSITY (BOARD) 2458471 TO 75
2458281

VICE CHANCELLOR 2459166

UNIVERSITY COLLEGE 2530860

REGISTRAR 2459455

PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER 2458471 Ext.221

I.A.S COACHING CENTRE 2458231

UNIVERSITY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE 2458380


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MISC

A.G AUDIT, MADURAI 2520169,2337616

FILMS DIVISION OFFICE MADURAI 2346887

DISTRICT MANAGER, THADCO, MADURAI 2651848

MANNAR TIRUMALAI NAYAKKAR MAHAL 2338992
(DEPT. OF ARCHEOLOGY)

TOURIST OFFICER, MADURAI. 2334757

DY. DIRECTOR OF TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING 2530670

JT. DIRECTOR, TOWN PLANNING, SHENOY NAGAR 2530544

JT. DIRECTOR GENERAL FOREIGN TRADE OFFICE 2586485,2581700

TAHDCO, D.M 2651848

TAHDCO, E.E 2537830

WAKF OFFICE, ARASARADI 2604253

RED CROSS SOCIETY, COLLECTORATE 2533361

AT MADURA COLLEGE 2673100

DIST. REHABILITATION OFFICE, VILLAPURAM 2675490

DISTRICT RECORDS CENTRE, TIRUPPALAI

POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD, 2600393,2604491,2600430
JT. CHIEF ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEER
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MADURAI PHONE BOOK

REVENUE DEPARTMENT


OFFICE RESIDENCE

COLLECTOR (PER)2531110 2532290 collrmdu[at]nic.in
2530925(FAX)

OFFICE EPABX 2532501 ( 4 LINES )

DISTRICT REVENUE OFFICER (PER)2532106 2538363

PERSONAL ASSISTANT(GENERAL) 2533272 2539271

ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER(EXCISE) 2531718 2536778

SPECIAL DEPUTY COLLECTOR(K.R) 2532074

ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER(LAND REFORMS) 2538193

REVENUE DIVISIONAL OFFICER, MADURAI 2530644 2537591 rdo.madurai[at]tn.gov.in

REVENUE DIVISIONAL OFFICER, USILAMPATTI (914552)242138 242149 rdo.usilampatti[at]tn.gov.in

DISTRICT BACKWARDCLASS & MIN WEL.OFFICER 2529054

DISTRICT ADIDRAVIDA WEL.OFFICER 2529054 dadwmdu[at]nic.in




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TALUK OFFICES


MADURAI SOUTH 2531645 thasildar.maduraisouth[at]tn.gov.in

MADURAI NORTH 2532858 thasildar.madurainorth[at]tn.gov.in

MELUR 2415222 2415251 thasildar.melur[at]tn.gov.in

VADIPATTI (04543) 254241 254247 thasildar.vadipatti[at]tn.gov.in

TIRUMANGALAM 280759 280741 thasildar.thirumangalam[at]tn.gov.in

USILAMPATTI (04552) 242192 242189 thasildar.usilampatti[at]tn.gov.in

PERAIYUR 275677 275812 thasildar.peraiyur[at]tn.gov.in

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PANCHAYAT DEVELOPMENT BRANCH

PERSONAL ASSISTANT (P.D) 2531678 2561547 papd.tnmdu[at]nic.in

PERSONAL ASSISTANT (NOON MEALS) 2531938

PERSONAL ASSISTANT (SMALL SAVINGS) 2532132

PERSONAL ASSISTANT (TOWN PANCHAYAT) 2530564

PROJECT OFFICER (D.R.D.A) (PER) 2532636 2539625
(OFF) 2530026

ASSISTANT DIRECTOR (PANCHAYAT) 2533288 adpmdu[at]nic.in


PANCHAYAT UNION, MADURAI EAST 2538841 bdo.maduraieast[at]tn.gov.in

PANCHAYAT UNION, MADURAI WEST 2538431 bdo.maduraiwest[at]tn.gov.in

PANCHAYAT UNION, TIRUPPARANKUNDRAM 2482554 bdo.thiruparankundram[at]tn.gov.in

PANCHAYAT UNION, MELUR 2415434 bdo.melur[at]tn.gov.in

PANCHAYAT UNION, KOTTAMPATTI (04544) 230437 bdo.kottampatti[at]gov.in

PANCHAYAT UNION, ALANGANALLUR (04543) 245327 bdo.alanganallur[at]tn.gov.in

PANCHAYAT UNION, VADIPATTI (04543) 254224 bdo.vadipatti[at]tn.gov.in

PANCHAYAT UNION, USILAMPATTI (04552) 252152 bdo.usilapampatti[at]tn.gov.in

PANCHAYAT UNION, CHELLAMPATTI (04552) 243229 bdo.chellampatti[at]gn.gov.in

PANCHAYAT UNION, SEDAPATTI (04552) 244222 bdo.sedapatti[at]tn.gov.in

PANCHAYAT UNION, TIRUMANGALAM (04549) 280756 bdo.thirumangalam[at]tn.gov.in

PANCHAYAT UNION, KALLIKUDI (04549) 278524 bdo.kallikudi[at]tn.gov.in

PANCHAYAT UNION, KALLUPATTI (04549) 272224 bdo.kallupatti[at]tn.gov.in

TOWN PANCHAYAT, PARAVAI

0452 - 2463449


eoparavai[at]gmail.com

TOWN PANCHAYAT, ALANGANALLUR

04543 - 245725


eoalanganallurtp[at]gmail.com

TOWN PANCHAYAT, VADIPATTI

04543 - 254363


eovadipatti[at]gmail.com

TOWN PANCHAYAT, SHOLAVANDAN

04543 - 258238


eosholavandan[at]gmail.com

TOWN PANCHAYAT, A.VALLALAPATTI

0452 - 2425068


eoavallalapatti[at]gmail.com

TOWN PANCHAYAT, PALAMEDU

04543 - 246399


eopalamedu[at]gmail.com

TOWN PANCHAYAT, T.KALLUPATTI

04549 - 270192


eotkallupatti[at]gmail.com

TOWN PANCHAYAT, PERAIYUR

04549 - 275831


eoperaiyur[at]gmail.com

TOWN PANCHAYAT, ELUMALAI

04552 - 246333


eoelumalai[at]gmail.com


R.E.T.C, KALLUPATTI (04549) 270192


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ANIMAL HUSBANDRY

JOINT DIRECTOR OF ANIMAL HUSBANDRY 2530801

DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF ANIMAL HUSBANDRY 2531902

AGRICULTURE, HORTICULTURE, SERICULTURE

UZHAVAR SANTHAI 2537933

JOINT DIRECTOR OF AGRICULTURE 2531136

D.D AGRI. MELUR(WATER MANAGEMENT TRG. CENTRE) 2415413

DEAN, AGRI. COLLEGE, OTHAKADAI 2422956

DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF HORTICULTURE 2532351

SUPTG. ENGINEER, AGRI. ENGG. 2604134

A.E, AGRICULTURE 2600580

DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF SERICULTURE 2531322

ASST. DIRECTOR OF AGRICULTURE (SOUTH) 2531136

(NORTH) 2532687

AGRI. MARKETTING SOCIETY, ANNA NAGAR 2533940

EXEC. ENGR. AGRI. ENGINEERING 2341573

D.D SEED CERTIFICATION 2532455

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AIRWAYS

AIRPORT 2670910

OFFICE 2341234

INDIAN AIRLINES 2341791

VIP LOUNGE 2671079

TOWER 2670767

AERODRAMME RADIO STATION) 2671480
AIRPORT (MET)

ALL INDIA RADIO

STATION DIRECTOR 2530410 2531366

AAVIN

GENERAL MANAGER 2650561

DEPUTY REGISTRAR (DIARIES) 2531229

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CENTRAL EXCISE

COMMISSIONER OF CENTRAL EXCISE 2531822
(EPABX) 2532481 (7 LINES)

JOINT COMMISSIONER (P&V) 2533057

DY. COMMISSIONER (PREV) 2534284

DY. COMMISSIONER DIVISION - 1 2531738

CENTRAL EXCISE DIVISION - 1 2532431

ASST. COMMISSIONER DIVISION - 2 2531792

CENTRAL EXCISE DIVISION - 2 2531862

CIVIL SUPPLIES


SENIOR REGL. MANAGER, T.N.C.S.C 2534279
2534253

PANDIAN SUPER MARKET 2332482,2337871,2331872

T.N.C.S.C, MELUR 2415479

DY. REGISTRAR (P.D.S) 2345740


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COMMERCIAL TAX

DY. COMMR. OF COMMERCIAL TAXES 2650134 2652610

DY. COMMR. (ENFORCEMENT) 2650459

COMMERCIAL TAX OFFICE, EAST 2650264

COMMERCIAL TAX OFFICE, WEST 2650181

CO-OPERATIVE


JOINT REGISTRAR OF CO-OP. SOCIETIES 2530911 2652289

DEPUTY REGISTRAR OF CO-OP. SOCIETIES 2536785

CORPORATION - MADURAI

MADURAI CORPORATION OFFICE (EPABX) 2530521
(FAX) 2530433

WORSHIPFUL MAYOR 2530433 2652958

COMMISSIONER (PER) 2531116 2530566
2531029

DEPY. COMMISSIONER 2530186 2530320

COMMISSIONER, SPECIAL CELL 2530965

CHIEF ACCOUNTS OFFICER 2530450

PUBLIC HEALTH OFFICER 2531304

WATER SUPPLY ENGINEER 2530508

ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER (NORTH ZONE) 2530521
(SOUTH ZONE) 2335562
(EAST ZONE) 2330067
(WEST ZONE) 2602430

CHIEF REVENUE OFFICER 2653298 2530006

ARASARADI WATER TANK 2602105

TOWN PLANNING OFFICER 2531140 2532381

CHIEF ENGINEER (ELECTRICAL) 2531289

ENGINEER, ROAD AND BUILDING 2531385 2531345

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CO-OPTEX


SR. REGL. MANAGER, COOPTEX, MADURAI 2674279,2603839

CO-OPTEX, SOUTH CHITRAI STREET 2344047

ALAGAPPAN NAGAR GODOWN 2674254


EDUCATION


CHIEF EDUCATIONAL OFFICER 2530651 ceomdu[at]nic.in

REGL. DY. DIRECTOR (GOVT. EXAMN) 2530013

ADULT EDUCATION OFFICE 2530879

JOINT DIRECTOR OF COLLEGIATE EDUCATION 2320869

DY. DIRECTOR OF COLLEGIATE EDUCATION 2320045

DISTRICT EDUCATION OFFICER, MADURAI 2532407

DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDN. OFFICER, MADURAI 2341660

DIST. EDUCATION OFFICE, MELUR 2415373

INSPECTOR OF MATRICULATION 2531443 imsmadurai[at]yahoo.in

SHARAMIK VIDYA PEETH 2530879



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EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING


ASST. DIRECTOR OF EMPLOYMENT 2566022

REGL. DY. DIRECTOR OF EMPLOYMENT, MADURAI 2566359

REGL. DY. DIRECTOR, TECHNICAL 2651830

DY. DIRECTOR, I.T.I 2536183

EX-SERVICEMEN WELFARE


ASST. DIRECTOR OF EX.SERVICEMEN WELFARE 2602216


ELECTRICAL


ELECTRICAL INSPECTOR 2535561

CHIEF ENGINEER (ELECTRICAL) AND 2537528 2538207
CHIEF ENGINEER (DISTRIBUTION) TNEB

SUPTG. ENGINEER, TNEB 2537415-19 2538334

E.B TAMUKKAM 2530612

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FIRE SERVICE

R.D.D FIRE SERVICES 2650239 2600533

DIVL. FIRE OFFICER 2533958 2605430

TALLAKULAM FIRE STATION, COLLECTORATE 2531620

FIRE STATION, MADURAI TOWN 2335999

FIRE STATION, ANUPPANADY 2333799

FISHERIES

DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF FISHERIES 2580783

ASST. DIRECTOR OF FISHERIES 2530280

FFDA 2530021

FORESTRY


CONSERVATOR OF FOREST 2535043 2537476

CONSERVATOR OF FOREST (SF) 2536387 2537411

DISTRICT FOREST OFFICER 2536279 2537158

DIVL. FOREST OFFICER (SF) 2532922

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FACTORIES

JOINT CHIEF INSPECTOR OF FACTORIES 2533176

DEPUTY CHIEF INSPECTOR OF FACTORIES 2530729

FORENSIC SCIENCE


ASST. DIRECTOR OF FORENSIC SCIENCE 2531966


FAMILY PLANNING


DIST. FAMILY PLANNING OFFICE 2531937
(D.D MEDICAL)

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GUEST HOUSES AND CUSTODIAN OFFICERS


GUEST HOUSE CUSTODIAN OFFICER

CIRCUIT HOUSE 2534421 COLLECTOR 2532501
2534522
2536158
SUITE 2 2537996

VAIKASI ILLAM 2530748 E.E V DIVN 2530037,2537826

HOUSING BD G.H 2652593 P.A TO S.E 2533891,2539326
AE 2653739

HIGHWAYS G.H 2537247 D.E H &RW 2537568,2537084
ADE H & RW 2536263

TWAD G.H 2538448 A.D.E TWAD (U) --

TNCSC G.H 2534279 S.R.M TNCSC 2534253,2534770

MARKETTING G.H 2535430 S.O MARKTG SECY. 2533940,2650725

MANGAMMAL CHOULTRY 2341280

MANGAMMAL CHOULTRY 2343801

BIRLA VISRAM 2345503

YOUTH HOSTEL 2537773 WARDEN, Y.H 2537835,2539691

CUSTOMS G.H 2532481 A.C EXCISE 2532481

RAILWAY RETIRING
ROOM, MADURAI 2340142

PRIVATE: TVS G.H 2532404 TVS

FENNER 2601426 P.R.O 2601671

COATS VIYELLA 2601302 P.R.O 2602751

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HANDLOOM


ASST. DIRECTOR OF HANDLOOMS 2535669

JT. DIRECTOR OF HANDLOOM INTENSIVE PROJECT 2536605

HIGHWAYS

DIVL. ENGINEER (H & RW) 2537568 2537084

SUPTG. ENGINEER, N.H, MADURAI 20 2530540

DIVL. ENGINEER, N.H-I, MADURAI 20 2532761 2603306

DIVL. ENGINEER, N.H-II, MADURAI 20 2534229

T.N.U.D.P (S.E CIRCLE) 2651812

T.N.U.D.P DIVL. OFFICE, MADURAI 2650117

T.N.HOUSING BOARD

SUPTG. ENGINEER, TNHB 2533891 2539326

E.E.& ADMV. OFFR. HOUSING BOARD, GANDHINAGAR 2535493 2539320

ANUPPANADI HOUSING BOARD 2671245

KOODAL NAGAR HOUSING BOARD

EXEC. ENGR.(SPL. DIVN) ELLIS NAGAR 2600835


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HEALTH

DY. DIRECTOR OF HEALTH SERVICES, MADURAI 2640778

INDUSTRIES

REGL. MANAGER, T.I.I.C 2533331
2533018

GENL. MANAGER, D.I.C 2537621

BR. MANAGER, SIDCO 2566588
2566897

INCOME TAX

INCOME TAX COMMISSIONER OFFICE (EPABX) 2532525

COMMISSIONER OF IT 2532527
2532528

JT. COMMISSIONER RANGE I 2530294

JT. COMMISSIONER RANGE II 2532013

ITO SALARY WARD 2531638

ITO SALARY WARD II 2532940

INCOME TAX OFFICER JUDL I 2531065

INCOME TAX OFFICER JUDL II 2531206

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JUDICIAL

PRINCIPAL DISTRICT AND SESSIONS JUDGE 2537515 2538300
2537597

D.D, PROSECUTION 2654833

ADDL. DIST. JUDGE CUM CJM 2537739

JUDGE, ESSENTIAL COMMODITIES ACT 2537415

BAR COUNCIL 2537120

A.P.P 2536883

KHADI


REGL. DY. DIRECTOR OF KHADI 2604750 2600795

KHADI VASTRALAYAM, TOWN HALL ROAD 2340184

LABOUR


JOINT COMMISSIONER OF LABOUR 2535713 2539788

DY. COMMR. OF LABOUR 2534310 2652648

LABOUR OFFICE, GANDHI NAGAR 2534025

INSPR. OF LABOUR, (WEIGHTS AND MEASURES) 2532972

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LOCAL FUND AUDIT

REGL. DY. EXAMINER OF L.F AUDIT 2344429

LIBRARY

DISTRICT CENTRAL LIBRARY 2622814

DISTRICT LIBRARY OFFICER 2629723

MEDICAL


TAMILNADU MEDL. SERVICES CORPN 2522174,2522180

GOVT. RAJAJI HOSPITAL 2532535-39

DEAN, GOVT. RAJAJI HOSPITAL 2532535-39 2538464

DY DIRECTOR OF MEDICAL SERVICES , MADURAI 2531937
(DIST. FAMILY PLANNING OFFICE)

JT. DIRECTOR OF MEDICAL SERVICES, USILAMPATTI (04552) 242185

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MUNICIPALITIES


REGL. DIRECTOR OF MUNICIPAL ADMN 2539821

AVANIYAPURAM MUNICIPALITY 2670133

ANIYUR MUNICIPALITY 2661004

THIRUPPARANKUNDRAM MUNICIPALITY 2482250

MELUR MUNICIPALITY 2415239

USILAMPATTI MUNICIPAL COMMR. (04552) 242384

TIRUMANGALAM MUNICIPAL COMMR. 280757,280722


N.I.C

NATIONAL INFORMATICS CENTRE, MADURAI 2531632

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POLICE DEPARTMENT

CITY


COMMR. OF POLICE 2344002 2533005

DEPUTY COMMISSIONER (HEADQUARTERS) 2344455 2532543

DY. COMMR. (CRIME AND TRAFFIC) 2343233-35 2588926

DY. COMMR. OF POLICE (L&O) 2343387 2652019

ASST. COMMR. OF POLICE, TALLAKULAM 2538792,2538895

ASST. COMMR. OF POLICE, MADURAI TOWN 2333787

ASST. COMMR. (INTELLIGENCE) 2344628
2345379,2343232(INSPR.)

C.I.D BRANCH , CITY 2653693


ASST. COMMR. (TRAFFIC), TALLAKULAM 2343232

ASST. COMMR. OF POLICE, AR 2652117

POLICE RADIO STATION (AR) 2341635

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RURAL

DY. INSPR. GENL. OF POLICE 2531317
2539539

SUPTD. OF POLICE, MDU DISTRICT 2344574 2344197 spmdu.tnpol[at]nic.in
2539477

DIST. POLICE OFFICE 2344574

DY. SUPTD. OF POLICE, SB, RURAL 2652278

D.S.P, SAMAYANALLUR 2463380

D.S.P, MELUR 2415141

D.S.P, TIRUMANGALAM 280538

D.S.P, USILAMPATTI (04552) 242137

D.S.P, TIRUPPARANKUNDRAM 2482300

D.S.P., (CRIME BRANCH) 2533055

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SPECIAL UNITS

COMMANDANT, 6TH BATTALION 2652218 2539707

DY. SUPTD. OF POLICE, V AND ANTI CORRUPTION 2531395 2652959

D.S.P (SB CID) 2653693

D.S.P (Q BRANCH) 2604783

D.S.P (CB CID) 2533055

WIRELESS STATION 2652434

INSPR. OF POLICE, (PCR) CITY 2344860

INSPR. OF POLICE, (PCR) RURAL 2344101

D.S.P (PCR) TIRUNAGAR 2484394



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PRISON


DY. INSPR. GENL. OF PRISONS 2603302 2602957

SUPTD. OF PRISONS, CENTRAL JAIL 2602131 2602150

P.W.D


PERIYAR IMPROVEMENTS VII DIVISION 2530586

CHIEF ENGINEER, WRO 2530826 2537509

SUPTD. ENGR. (BLDGS MAINTNCE) CIRCLE 1 2530862 2537960

SUPTD. ENGR.(PWD) BLDGS & MAINTENANCE CIRCLE 2 2623838
2530817

EXEC. ENGR. PWD MDU DIVN.(BLDGS MAINTENANCE) 2530718

SUPTD. ENGR. GROUND WATER 2531208

EXEC. ENGR. O & M DIVN. PWD 2530944

SUPTD. ENGR. PERIYAR BASIN 2530817

JOINT CHIEF ENGINEER, PV 2530826

EXEC. ENGR. PERIYAR VAIGAI 2530027 2537826

E.E PWD GUNDAR VADINILA KOTTAM, MADURAI 2531391
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POSTAL AND TELEGRAPH

POSTMASTER GENERAL 2530833

SENIOR SUPTD. OF POST OFFICES 2530696

SENIOR POST MASTER, TALLAKULAM 2530146

GANDHI NAGAR POST OFFICE

TALLAKULAM TELEGRAPH OFFICE 2532885

MAHAL TELEGRAPH OFFICE 2625082

PRESS

DINAMALAR 2609903-05

DINAKARAN 2626623,2622224,2626621

DINA THANTHI 2338841,42

DINAMANI 2628221,223,2627872

DINABOOMI 2651533-34

HINDU 2651068,2651497,2650808

MAKKAL KURAL 2533080

MALAI MALAR 2334439,2342439,2343441

MALAI MURASU 2625247,2628247,2624300

MADURAI MANI 2603383

NEWS TODAY 2340057

PTI 2537457

PRESS INFORMATION BUREAU 2530856

THEE KADIR 2653765

UNI 2537570

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REGISTRATION

DY. INSPR. GENL. OF REGISTRATION 2343862

REGISTRAR OFFICE, SOUTH, PALACE ROAD 2336351

REGISTRAR OFFICE, NORTH, SIMMAKKAL 2631492

RAILWAY

DIVL. RAILWAY MANAGER 2604604 2604704

ADDL. DIVL. RLY. MANAGER 2603550

DIVL. COMMERCIAL MANAGER 2603252 2602379

RECEPTION GROUP 2602498

STATION SUPERINTENDENT 2343799 2603086

RAILWAY GOODS SHED 2661613

RAILWAY GOODS SHED, KOODAL NAGAR 2661659

RAILWAY CONTROL 2602780

RAILWAY ENQUIRY 2343131-33

COMPUTER RESERVATION ENQUIRY (Automated) 1361 & 1363

TALLAKULAM RLY. COMPUTER BRANCH 2539300

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SOCIAL WELFARE
DISTRICT SOCIAL WELFARE OFFICER 2530258

DIST. PROJECT NUTRITION OFFICER) 2533217

DIST. COMMUNICATION OFFICER, TINP, MELAMADAI) 2533217

PROJECT OFFICER, ICDS CELL 2530415

PROJECT OFFICER, ICDS PROJECT 1 2535736

PROJECT OFFICER, ICDS PROJECT 2 2534312

PROJECT OFFICER, ICDS PROJECT 3 2535727

PROJECT OFFICER, ICDS PROJECT 4 2535726

DY. DIRECTOR OF SOCIAL DEFENCE 2531887

STATISTICS

REGL. DY. DIRECTOR OF STATISTICS 2626889

ASST. DIRECTOR OF STATISTICS 2520045

SURVEY

ASST. DIRECTOR OF SURVEY 2651099 adsurmdu[at]nic.in

REGL. DY. DIRECTOR OF SURVEY 2531159

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TEMPLE

JT. COMMR. (PER) 2344322
ARULMIGU MEENAKSHI SUNDARESWARAR (OFF) 2344360
DEVASTHANAM

DY. COMMR. H.R AND C.E 2346445

BIRLA MANDHIR 2345503

TALLAKULAM PERUMAL KOIL 2530329

KOODAL ALAGAR PERUMAL KOIL 2338542

ALAGAR KOIL 2470228,2470230

EXEC. OFFICER, TIRUPPARANKUNDRAM TEMPLE 2482248

E.O ALAGARKOIL REST HOUSE 2470228 2470256
2470229

TRANSPORT
REGL. TRANSPORT OFFICE (CENTRAL) 2567835 rtotn64[at]nic.in

REGL. TRANSPORT OFFICE (SOUTH) 2381560 rtotn58[at]nic.in

REGL. TRANSPORT OFFICE (NORTH) 2569181 rtotn59[at]nic.in

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T.N.S.T.C (MADURAI DIVN-I) LTD, MADURAI

MANAGING DIRECTOR (PER) 2381200

GENERAL MANAGER (OPERATIONS)(PER) 2380313

CHIEF ACCOUNTS OFFICER 2380119

GENL. MANAGER, (TECHNICAL), FAX 2381567

EPABX (5 LINES) 2380112,113,116-118

SENIOR DY. MANAGER (COMML.) (RESIDENCE) 2382661

T.T.C (MATTU THAVANI) 2580015,2566820

P.R.C (MATTU THAVANI) 2580680

T.T.C (PERIYAR) 2339754

TANSI

REGL. MANAGER, TANSI 2536130

SALES DEPOT, AMERICAN COLLEGE COMPLEX 2530832

TASMAC

SR. REGL. MANAGER, TASMAC 2536386

TEXT BOOK

REGL. OFFR, T.N TXT BK SOCIETY 2601484


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TWAD

CHIEF ENGR. TWAD 2585339

SUPTD. ENGR. (PER) 2580764 2380733
(BOARD) 2580809

EXEC. ENGR. RWS DIVISION 2532305


TREASURY

DISTRICT TREASURY, MADURAI-20 2521865 dtomdu.tndto[at]nic.in

REGL. DY. DIRECTOR OF TREASURIES 2532824

PAY AND ACCOUNTS OFFICE, MADURAI-1 2330107,2338087,2337151

UNIVERSITY

MADURAI KAMARAJ UNIVERSITY (BOARD) 2458471 TO 75
2458281

VICE CHANCELLOR 2459166

UNIVERSITY COLLEGE 2530860

REGISTRAR 2459455

PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER 2458471 Ext.221

I.A.S COACHING CENTRE 2458231

UNIVERSITY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE 2458380


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MISC

A.G AUDIT, MADURAI 2520169,2337616

FILMS DIVISION OFFICE MADURAI 2346887

DISTRICT MANAGER, THADCO, MADURAI 2651848

MANNAR TIRUMALAI NAYAKKAR MAHAL 2338992
(DEPT. OF ARCHEOLOGY)

TOURIST OFFICER, MADURAI. 2334757

DY. DIRECTOR OF TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING 2530670

JT. DIRECTOR, TOWN PLANNING, SHENOY NAGAR 2530544

JT. DIRECTOR GENERAL FOREIGN TRADE OFFICE 2586485,2581700

TAHDCO, D.M 2651848

TAHDCO, E.E 2537830

WAKF OFFICE, ARASARADI 2604253

RED CROSS SOCIETY, COLLECTORATE 2533361

AT MADURA COLLEGE 2673100

DIST. REHABILITATION OFFICE, VILLAPURAM 2675490

DISTRICT RECORDS CENTRE, TIRUPPALAI

POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD, 2600393,2604491,2600430
JT. CHIEF ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEER
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