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| New weekend lockdown begins in Jammu and Kashmir | | | | Early Times Report
SRINAGAR, Jan 21: A 64-hour-long weekend lockdown came into effect on Friday in Jammu and Kashmir.
The weekend lockdown rules have been tweaked into increase its length as Covid surge in the union territory refused to subside.
All non essential moments have been restricted starting 2 pm Friday with police making public announcements to adhere to guidelines.
Authorities in Jammu and Kashmir on Thursday extended the weekly lockdown by 16 hours till Monday 6 am.
Public announcements were made at all key cross sections, including Residency road, Lal Chowk, Amirakadal other areas of Srinagar. Violators were warned they will dealt with strictly.
The health officials urged | |
| | | | 31kg narcotics recovered near LoC | | | | Early Times Report
JAMMU, Jan 21: A joint team of Army and Police have recovered a large haul of narcotics near the Line of Control in Poonch district of Jammu and Kashmir.
Jammu-based defence spokesperson Lt Col Devender Anand confirmed the development on Friday. "Based on inputs of likely smuggling of Narcotics through the Line of Control in Poonch, Army along with J&K Police launched relentless operations in the area," he said.
The Colonel said the operations were backed with a well integrated surveillance grid coupled with extensive domination of the areas close to the LoC.
"On the intervening night of January 19 and 20, narcotics weighing approximately 31kg was recovered during a s | |
| | | | Slight improvement in J&K weather | | | | Early Times Report
SRINAGAR, Jan 21: Weather in Jammu and Kashmir improved on Friday ahead of the weekend forecast of widespread moderate rain and snow.
The night temperature recorded an increase throughout the valley except in Gulmarg and Pahalgam. MeT Centre Srinagar has forecast an active western disturbance most likely to hit Jammu and Kashmir on January 22-23. It could cause widespread moderate rain and snow disrupting surface and air transportation.
Srinagar recorded a low of 2.8 degree Celsius against 2.2 degrees recorded a day back.
Gulmarg in north Kashmir recorded minus 7.5 degrees Celsius against minus 5 on Thursday.
Pahalgam in south Kashmir recorded a minimum of minus 2. | |
| | | | JK reports 5720 new positive cases, 2,01,21,261 Covid doses administered so far | | 9.33% bed occupancy across J&K | | | Early Times Report
SRINAGAR, Jan 21: The Government today informed that 5720 new positive cases of novel Corona virus (COVID-19), 1890 from Jammu division and 3830 from Kashmir division, have been reported today, thus taking the total number of positive cases in Jammu and Kashmir to 384381.Also, 05 Covid deaths have been reported; 04 from Jammu Division and 01 from Kashmir Division. Moreover, 1877more COVID-19 patients have recovered and been discharged from various hospitals including 819from Jammu Division and1058 from Kashmir Division.
The Bulletin also informs that no new case of Mucormycosis has been reported today, thus the total number of confirmed casesremains51 across J&K.
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| | | | HC regularizes promotion of 22 Sub-Judges | | | |
EARly Times Report
JAMMU, Jan 21: In the full Court meeting held under the chairmanship of Chief Justice Pankaj Mithal, promotions of 22 Sub-Judges are regularized.
According to the order issued by Registrar General Sanjeev Gupta that after considering comparative seniority, vigilance report and performance of all eligible Judicial Officers evaluated in terms of criteria laid down vide High Court Order No. 648 dated 07.09.2019, the adhoc promotion of the following 22 Civil Judges (Junior Division)/ Munsiffs, who are working as Adhoc Civil Judges (Senior Division)/ Sub Judges, is hereby confirmed/regularized from the date they were promoted adhoc basis as Civil Judges (Senior Division | |
| | | | Police release photographs of three wanted militants | | | |
EARly times REport
Srinagar, Jan 21: J&K Police on Friday released pictures of three wanted local militants who are believed to be operating in Srinagar and its outskirts.
Police has also announced a reward for anyone providing information about the trio.
The posters of the three wanted militants including one from Srinagar were pasted on walls in various parts of the city.
The three include Basit Ahmad Dar alias Kamran, resident of Redwani Payeen Kulgam; Arif Ahmad Hazar alias Rehan Bahi of Wagam Pulwama and Momin Gulzar Amir alias Momin, of Firdous Colony Ali Jan Road Eidgah Srinagar.
The J&K Police have released several phone numbers for providing information on the wanted mili | |
| | | | Div Com, ADGP visit M A Stadium to finalize Republic Day arrangements | | | |
EARly Times Report
JAMMU, Jan 21: Divisional Commissioner Jammu, Dr Raghav Langer alongwith Additional Director General of Police, Mukesh Singh on Friday visited Mulana Azad (M A) Stadium to inspect and finalize the arrangements for Republic Day celebration 2022.
Among others Deputy Commissioner Jammu, Anshul Garg, Commissioner JMC, SSP Jammu, SSP Security Jammu, besides senior officers of Police, Army, CRPF, BSF, SSB, Traffic Jal Shakti, JPDCL, PWD, JMC, Health Services, Information, Education, Cultural Academy, Youth Services and Sports, Hospitality and Protocol, JKRTC and other concerned departments were also present.
The Div Com discussed in detail all the arrangements being put | |
| | | | GDC Sunderbani organizes "book review" competition | | | | Early Times Report
SUNDERBANI, Jan 21: To attract students towards use of books and inculcate reading habits in them the Library Department of GDC Sunderbani today organized an online inter-college "book review" competition of the book "A Train to Pakistan" as part of series of such competitions to be organized during the academic session 2021-22 as proposed by the college principal Dr. Vandana Gupta. More than thirty students from various colleges of Jammu Division participated in the competition.
Wasim Akram, a student of 5th semester GDC Sunderbani scored first position, while Obaid Rafiq of 1st semester GDC Sidhra stood 2nd and Palak Goria of 5th semester GDC Sunderbani stood thir | |
| | | | Webinar on "Role and Importance of Music in School Education" concludes | | | | Early Times Report
HIRANAGAR, Jan 21: A two-day long national webinar on the topic "Role and Importance of Music in School Education" organized by the Department of Music in collaboration with the Internal Quality Assurance Cell, Department of Sociology and Department of Physical Education and Sports of Govt GLDM Degree College Hiranagar concluded here today.
The chief guest on the occasion was Pandit Vidhyadhar Vyas, ex-Vice Chancellor Bhatkhande Music Institute Lucknow. A total of four speakers; Vidushi Prof. Suneera Kasliwal Vyas, Pandit Vijay Shankar Mishra, Prof. Ravi Sharma and Dr. Sharbari Banerjee spoke on the occasion. The chief guest Pandit Vidhyadhar Vyas is a renowned voc | |
| | | | GDC Marh organizes interactive session on healthy lifestyle | | | | Early Times Report
JAMMU, Jan 21: An interactive meet on the topic 'A healthy outside starts from the healthy inside' was organized online under the patronship of Principal Prof. Aekta Gupta. The resource person for the session was Dr. Mitali Gupta, renowned Dietitian and Clinical Nutritionist. Prof. Shallu Gupta gave the welcome address. Principal of the College, Prof. Aekta Gupta, highlighted the essentiality of organizing such meet and sessions in COVID times so that students must know the importance of balanced diet and eating healthy.
Mitali Gupta stressed upon eating healthy before, during and after COVID-19 to mitigate physiological and psychological impact. She talked about the t | |
| | | | GDC Jourian organizes workshop on Rural Entrepreneurship Development | | | | Early Times Report
JAMMU, Jan 21: Govt Degree College (GDC) Jourian organized an online workshop on Rural Entrepreneurship Development (RED) in collaboration with Mahatma Gandhi National Council of Rural Education (MGNCRE), Department of Higher Education, Ministry of Education, Government of India, today.
The workshop was aimed to acquaint the students with the methodology that helps in promoting entrepreneurship opportunities in manufacturing and marketing rural products. The programme also familiarizes the students with rural services and exploring models of art, craft for entrepreneurship and self-reliance.
The programme started with the formal welcome address by the Principal of the | |
| | | | National Girl Child Day celebrated by NSS GGM Science College | | | | Early Times Report
JAMMU, Jan 21: NSS Govt. Gandhi Memorial Science College organized an online awareness workshop Empowering Girls by Education and Nutrition under the patronage of worthy Principal Dr. Ravender Tickoo and guidance of NSS PO Dr. Deepali Mahajan as a part of Azadi ka Amrut Mahotsav on 21st Jan. 2022 celebrating National Girl Child Day. The reason for celebrating this day is to make the girls of the country aware of their rights and importance of girl education, health and nutrition.
The celebrations also marks the anniversary of BBBP Scheme. National Education Policy (NEP)-2020 has introduced "Gender Inclusion Fund for targeting the development of girl child. Girls' educa | |
| | | | GDC Vijaypur organizes webinar on HIV/AIDS awareness | | | | Early Times Report
VIJAYPUR, Jan 21: In order to bring consciousness among the masses and youth in particular, Red Ribbon Club of GDC Vijaypur organized a webinar on HIV/AIDS awareness.
Students from various institutions across the JKUT enthusiastically participated in the webinar. The programme was presided over by Dr. Shittal Sharma, HOD Mathematics, and the welcome address was given by Dr. Kuldeep Singh (Nodal Officer, Red Ribbon Club).
Prof Poonam Kundan (HOD, Environment Sciences) was the resource person of the webinar and she briefly explained the different aspects of this deadly disease.She said that HIV is a life long condition but treatments and certain strategies can prevent th | |
| | | | GDC Ramgarh organizes poster making competition | | | | Early Times Report
SAMBA, Jan 21: To generate awareness about "Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao Abhiyan", Women Development Cell of Government Degree College (GDC) Ramgarh, today organized an online poster making competition to mark the occasion of 'Save Girl Child'. The event was organized under the aegis of Prof. (Dr.) Meeru Abrol, Principal of the college. The aim of this competition is to spread awareness among the masses on the topic 'Save Girl Child'.
The theme was aligned with the theme of the United Nations 'My Voice, Our Equal Future' aiming at the progress of the girl Child, the foundation of which starts with education. The participation was open to all the students of the college. Dr | |
| | | | JKPEECC calls for redressal of issues as per agreement | | Sets 15 day deadline for administration | | | Early Times Report
JAMMU, Jan 21: Power Employees and Engineers under the banner of JKPEECC have given an ultimatum of 15 days to the administration on the issue of non-fulfillment of commitments as assured in the midnight agreement between JK UT Government representatives and JKPEECC on December 21, 2021 despite a lapse of over a month since then.
The deadline of 15 days was announced here today in a press conference held jointly by amalgam comprising of various Unions of PDD led by Er Sachin Tickoo, General Secretary JKEEGA and Convener PEECC Jammu, Er Jaipal Sharma, Chairman JKPEECC & President DEA, Ashok Dubey Vice President JKEEGA, Sanjay Sharma, DEA, Anil Slathia, Lineman and Worker | |
| | | | Mahant Rajesh Bittu visits Dev Sthan Baba Bhed Devta | | |  Early Times Report
JAMMU, Jan 21: Chairman JK Kissan Council Mahant Rajesh Bittu along with Vinod Gupta BJP East Mandal Vice President, Vicky Choudhary of Yuva Jatt Sabha visited Kattal Battal Dev Sthan Raja Bhed Devta. The aim of the visit was to find ways in tackling the problem of fishing in Tawi river by the local fishermen of the area.
Balwant Singh Numberdar, Balbir Singh, prominent persons of the area, Rahul Sharma Inspector Fisheries Jammu, Mohd Hanief Fisheries Development Assista | |
| | | | IFFCO Nano Urea Publicity Van flagged off | | |  Early Times Report
JAMMU, Jan 21: Director Agriculture Production & Farmers Welfare, Jammu, KK Sharma flagged off IFFCO Nano Urea Publicity Van from Krishi Bhawan, Talab Tillo Jammu here today. This Publicity Van will cover all districts of Jammu division creating awareness and widespread publicity regarding benefits of IFFCO Nano Urea.
Those present on the occasion included Joint Director Agriculture (Inputs), A. S. Reen, Joint Director (Farms), Rajinder Sharma, DD (Central), R. K. Hatashi, | |
| | | | Fill vacant posts of principals, headmasters: JKGLT | | | | Early Times Report
JAMMU, Jan 21: Jammu and Kashmir General Line Teachers (JKGLT) urges Principal Secretary, School Education Department, to fill the vacant posts of principals and headmasters on immediate basis.
A number of high schools and higher secondary schools are without DDOs from the last one year. Many headmasters and principals are holding additional charge of four to five high schools and higher secondary schools affecting the academic and administrative health of these institutions and causing a great inconvenience to teachers for performing their official work.
The officers at the helm of affairs may look into the matter and bring out promotion lists as earlier as possible a | |
| | | | NAHEP-IDP SKUAST Jammu organizes lecture on soft skills | | | | Early Times Report
JAMMU, Jan 21: NAHEP-IDP SKUAST-Jammu, under the guidance of Prof. JP Sharma, Vice Chancellor, organized online guest lecture for the students on "Leadership Attributes and Decision Making". The lecture was delivered by Dr. Vishal Bector, Professor and Associate Director (Industrial Linkages), Punjab Agricultural University Ludhiana. In his lecture Dr. Bector talked about the qualities of good leader such as forward looking, competent, honest, empower people, inspire people, set examples, lead change and should have vision. Dr. Bector also emphasized how personal management, discipline, prioritizing events, differentiating between urgent and important can help in improv | |
| | | | Raqeeq Ahmed Khan strongly condemns authoritative attitude of JKSSB | | | | Early Times Report
JAMMU, Jan 21: Apni Party Youth Wing Vice President Raqeeq Ahmed Khan has strongly opposed the adamant attitude of J&K Services Selection Board which has risked the lives of aspirants appearing for examination being held despite increase in omicron positive cases in the Union Territory.
Khan, in a strongly worded statement to the press, has questioned Govt's silence over the violations of forcing aspirants to appear at examination centers for various vacant posts advertised for fulfillment by JKSSB in J&K.
"The aspirants are being compelled to come out of their homes and gather at a place and later sampling is being carried out using Rapid Antigen Tests despite knowing | |
| | | | Protect business community's interest while enforcing lockdown: Ajaz Kazmi to Govt | | | | Early Times Report
JAMMU, Jan 21: Apni Trade Union State President Ajaz Kazmi has appealed to the Government to protect the business community's interest in Jammu and Kashmir while enforcing lockdown.
In a statement to the press, Kazmi said that the business community is suffering badly due to financial losses. Even as they follow the covid19 SOPs yet many have complained that they are being harassed for one reason or another.
"The shopkeepers and hoteliers should be permitted to function as usual and proper checking should be made in markets to enforce the SOPs. The violators must be booked and punished as per the laws, but the harassment on the name of covid spread will not be tolerate | |
| | | | JSCL hosts webinar to promote use of open data | | | | Early Times Report
JAMMU, Jan 21: The Jammu Smart City Limited (JSCL) on Friday organised a webinar on 'Data Smart Cities: Transforming lives through Data' to promote the use of and spread awareness about the data. Around 50 participants from different domains like Academia, Starups, Industries and citizens from different corners of the city interacted with the speakers and applauded the efforts made by the City Administration to promote such initiatives.
The webinar was part of initiative "Open Data Week" being undertaken by Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs (MoHUA) to promote awareness and use of open data. As per MoHUA, the "Open Data Week" is being observed as a part of the Azadi | |
| | | | Joint Action Committee Roop Nagar continues protest | | | | Early Times Report
JAMMU, Jan 21: Joint Action Committee Roop Nagar has continued its peaceful protest dharna despite all odds with the participation and support of all sections of society, majority community, politicians irrespective of their political affiliation and members of civil society.
The selective approach of Jammu Development Authority (JDA) which led to the dismantling of poor people's concrete residential structures has united all sections of society.
"People from all sections of society participate in routine from the day one in dharna protest extending their support to the tribal community which remained neglected for years and kept isolated after being targeted by JDA on | |
| | | | Ladakh reports 149 fresh COVID-19 cases | | | | Early Times Report
LEH, Jan 21: Ladakh has reported 149 fresh cases of coronavirus infections, taking the tally to 24,034 while the active cases in the union territory is stated to be 1047, officials said.
The union territory has recorded 222 covid-related deaths - 164 in Leh and 58 in Kargil - since the outbreak of the pandemic in 2020, they said.
However,there was no death reported from the union territory on Thursday, they said.
As many as 122 patients were cured and discharged from hospitals in Ladakh. The total number of cured patients is 22,765, they said.
Of the total of 149 fresh cases from Union territory, 125 cases were reported from Leh district and 24 from Kargil district, | |
| | | | JKAACL Kathua organizes musical programme | | |  Early Times Report
SAMBA, Jan 21: The Sub-Office Kathua of J&K Academy of Art, Culture and Languages (JKAACL) organized a musical programme at Community Hall, Samba here today in connection with the 'Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav'.
Pawan Kohli, Chairman Municipal Council Samba was the chief guest on the occasion who got awestruck after witnessing the world class musical programme. He appreciated the way of JKAACL for showcasing the scintillating programme by the artists. He further shared that, 'Cu | |
| | | | Doda admin finalises activities for National Voters Day | | |  Early Times Report
DODA, Jan 21: District Administration Doda today finalised the activities to mark National Voters Day here at a meeting chaired by Additional Deputy Commissioner, Dr R. K Bharti.
The meeting was attended by Assistant commissioner Revenue (ERO) Doda. Dy. District Election officer, Doda, Sub-Divisional Magistrate, Gandoh, District Education & Planning officer Doda, District information officer Doda, District informatics officer NIC Doda, Representatives of Principal GDC Dod | |
| | | | Police arrest notorious bootlegger from Paddar | | |  Early Times Report
KISHTWAR, Jan 21: In a continued action against the sale of illicit liquor, Kishtwar Police of PS Atholi recovered 40 litres of Desi liquor and 10 Bottles of JK special whiskey.
As per the details available with Early Times, Police party from PS Atholi developed an information of illegal sale and purchase of Desi liquor in Padder Area.
Acting swiftly Police party of PS Atholi led by Inspector Vikas Jasrotia under the supervision of SDPO Atholi Vikram Singh raided the su | |
| | | | Sushma Chauhan visits border district Samba, reviews on ongoing development activities | | |  Early Times Report
SAMBA, Jan 21: With an aim to transform the developmental profile of the border district Samba and to ensure timely removal of bottlenecks in the development works alongside extension of benefits of welfare schemes to the people here, Secretary Planning, Development and Monitoring, Sushma Chauhan who is also Mentor Secretary of the district today visited the district and chaired a day long meeting to assess the progress on developmental activities here.
During the meeting, | |
| | | | Sudan Brahmin Biradari congregation on Jan 23 | | | | Early Times Report
AKHNOOR, Jan 21: A meeting of Sudan Brahmin Biradari held on friday at their Bawa Satto Sidh Ji Temple Jandial. The meeting was organised to discuss the arrangements to be made om celebration of annual congregation which is scheduled to be held on 23rd January 2022 on Sunday. It was decided that pooja and hawan at Devsthan will start at 10:00AM with puranhoti at 11:00AM.
In this behalf the executive body of biradari has appealed to all the community members residing in J&K and outside state to participate in congregation with enthusiasm and seek blessings of deities. Besides all prominent personalities of biradari appealed all members to follow all necessary Covid-19 | |
| | | | KVK Reasi organizes monthly workshop for officers | | | | Early Times Report
REASI, Jan 21: Krishi Vigyan Kendra (KVK) Reasi under the aegis of Directorate of Extension, Sher-e-Kashmir University of Agricultural Sciences and Technology-Jammu (SKUAST-J) organized officers' monthly workshop here at KVK, Reasi campus through online mode which was enthusiastically attended by a number of extension officers from the Department of Agriculture of Udhampur, Reasi and Ramban districts. The workshop was organized under the stewardship of Vice Chancellor, Prof. JP Sharma and guidance of Director Extension, Prof. SK Gupta of SKUAST-Jammu. The officials of Department of Agriculture expressed the field level problems and the scientists of SKUAST-J gave the rem | |
| | | | Arrangements finalised for celebration of Republic Day at Doda | | | | Early Times Report
DODA, Jan 21: Arrangements for celebration of Republic Day 2022 were on Friday finalized at a meeting chaired by Additional Deputy Commissioner (ADC) Dr. R.K Bharti.
The meeting was informed that the main function will be held at Sports Stadium and in case of rain/ snow the celebrations would be held at District Police Lines. The function would start with the Shehnaiwadan programme at 7.30 AM by the District Information Centre Doda at the venue.
It was also given out that contingents of JKP, JKAP, CRPF, Forest Protection Force, NCC Senior and Junior Division and Government and Private schools shall participate in the Parade.
The ADC directed the departments including | |
| | | | 951 vaccinated, 3905 samples collected in Ramban | | | | Early Times Report
RAMBAN, Jan 21: As per the District Immunization Officer, Ramban, Dr, Suresh the Health Department on Friday administered the vaccination doses to 951 people including 199 children in the 15-17 years age group in the district.
Continuing the enforcement drive to implement Covid protocol across the district Ramban, the Enforcement teams fined scores of violators for roaming without wearing face masks and not maintaining physical distance.
The enforcement teams, during the inspection in their respective jurisdictions, recovered a fine of Rs. 54,950 taking the total amount fined since April 1, 2021 to Rs. 83, 90,650. The Enforcement officers urged the people to wear fa | |
| | | | DC inspects functioning of newly installed RT PCR machine in GMC & AH | | | | Early Times Report
RAJOURI, Jan 21: District Development Commissioner Rajouri, Vikas Kundal today visited Government Medical College and Associated Hospital and inspected the functioning of the newly installed RT PCR machine there.
ADC Rajouri, Sachin Dev Singh; Acting Principal GMC; Dr Zubair Afzal MS AH, Dr Mehmood; Administrative Officer GMC& AH, Mohinder Paul besides other officers accompanied the DDC during his visit.
Taking stock of the functioning of the unit, the DDC was apprised that earlier there was only one RT PCR machine in the GMC & AH and despite working for late-night hours, only 1500 samples could be tested per day but with the installation of this new machine, it has go | |
| | | | JKPCC team seizes 2 vehicles loaded with 432 KG banned Polythene | | | | Early Times Report
JAMMU, Jan 21: J&K Pollution Control Committee today seized two vehicles and 432 KG of banned polythene carry bags of below 75 microns.
A team of J&K Pollution Control Committee headed by Divisional Officer, JKPCC Jammu South seized a Scooty (Honda Activa-125) carrying banned polythene carry bags weighing (Approx.) 12 KG, In another major crackdown a Mahindra Pick up van bearing registration no. PB06AZ7742 was intercepted by JKPCC team at Anti Polythene Check Post Lakhanpur and recovered 21 bags weighing 420 Kgs of banned polythene carry bags from the said vehicle being carried to UT of J&K. Manufacturing, stocking, distribution, sale and use of Polythene Carry bags bel | |
| | | | DM discusses issues of public importance with CO Town Regiment | | | | Early Times Report
RAJOURI, Jan 21: To discuss issues of public importance, District Magistrate Rajouri, Vikas Kundal today convened a meeting with the Commanding Officer Town Regiment Rajouri, Col. Vishek Walia in presence of Lt. Col Bharat Khatri, Town Commander and ADC Rajouri, Sachin Dev Singh.
A threadbare discussion was held on several issues concerning the strengthening of civil-military liaisons in the district. Discussion on arrangements to be put in place for the celebration of the Republic Day was also held.
The renovation of the road from Rajouri town to Dhanidhar was also discussed and the DDC directed the concerned authorities to start the renovation at the earliest to faci | |
| | | | Dist Admin Srinagar reaches out to fire victims of Aali Kadal, immediate relief distributed | | | | Early Times Report
SRINAGAR, Jan 21: On the directions of the Deputy Commissioner Srinagar, Mohammad Aijaz Asad, the Additional Deputy Commissioner (ADC) Srinagar, Dr Syed Hanief Balkhi Friday visited Aali Kadal area near Rahbab Sahab Shrine in Shaher-i-Khaas to take first hand appraisal and on the spot assessment of the damages caused due to devastating fire incident.
The ADC accompanied by Tehsildar South and other concerned Officers met the fire victims whose residential houses got completely damaged in a massive fire incident on January 20, besides a 56-year-old woman lost her life in the unfortunate incident.
On the occasion, the ADC met the fire victims who have been provided tem | |
| | | | Railway cop dies after being hit by train | | | | Early Times Report
SRINAGAR, Jan 21: A 48-year-old head constable of the Railway Police (GRP) was killed when he was hit by a train in Kashmir on Friday, officials said.
They said the GRP head constable Mohammad Hussain Dar was hit by a train near Awantipora - Panzgam railway station in south Kashmir and he died on spot.
The train which hit the policeman was on its way to Banihal Railway station from Budgam. A police official confirmed the death of the police head constable. | |
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