ANNUAL REPORT 2004 Lalitpur. It was revealed that people were indeed being kept in custody there. Similarly, from the complaints filed at the Commission, it has been seen that a number of persons are still being detained in the barracks. The names of 40 such detainees and the place of their detention have come to the notice of the Commission. In this regard, it was decided to call the Defense Secretary to the Commission and seek an explanation with regard to such unlawful detentions. 3.6.2. The Commission’s Decisions on the Complaints During the Reported Fiscal Year The following table shows the decisions made by the Commission on the lodged complaints during the reported period in order to protect and promote human rights: S. No. Date of decision Meeting No. Decision No. 1 26 August 2003 54 1 Details of the decision : According to the Commission’s decision dated 26 August 2003, the Commission examined the investigation reports submitted by the probe teams.The team with Krishna Jung Raymajhi as convenor, and Prem Bahadur Bista, Dr. Harihar Basti and Kanak Mani Dixit as members had submitted report on the incident of Doramba, Ramechhap district in which army men had killed 19 Maoists. Under the convenorship of Gyaindra Bahadur Shrestha, and with Dr. Meena Acharya, Satish Krishna Kharel as members, another probe committee submitted the investigation report on the Nagi incident of Panchthar in which security forces and commoners were killed in the blast of Maoist ambush. Likewise, another report came from the probe body, which was under the convenorship of Uday Raj Upadhyay and had Dr. Tulasi Kandel and Lila Bahadur Basnet as members and looked into the incident in which Maoists murder policemen at Dhangadhi of Siraha district. According to the Doramba probe-report, the army had cordoned off the house of Yubaraj Moktan near Maoist-affected Doramba Bazaar of Daduwa VDC when the rebels were having a meeting on 17 August 2003. Then, at around 10.30 am, the army opened fire at the house killing a man Tek Bahadur beside the house, and arrested other 19 persons who all were killed by the army later at 2.30 pm at Dada Kateri located 2-3 hours distant from Doramba. The probe panel seems to have come to the conclusion after examining, among others, the dead bodies buried earlier. Killing captives after having them taken hostage during the time of ceasefire has not only contravened and violated the human rights guaranteed by the Constitution and other laws of land, but also grossly infringed the international humanitarian laws enshrined in the Common 31