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| Historic movement against narco-terrorism has risen: LG Sinha | | Leads Joins Nasha-Mukt J&K Campaign in Ganderbal | |  Early Times Report
SRINAGAR, June 5: Lieutenant Governor, Shri Manoj Sinha, today joined ‘Nasha-Mukt Jammu Kashmir Campaign’ in Ganderbal. He also joined people from all walks of life in Padyatra and addressed a powerful crowd.
“Having now visited every district in Kashmir Valley & stood with each march, I can say that a historic movement against narco-terrorism has risen,” the Lieutenant Governor said in his address to the people on the occasion.
He said in the past 55 days, 1,036 FIRs | |
| | | | LG inaugurates Yatri Bhawan at Mata Kheer Bhawani Temple | | | | Early Times Report
SRINAGAR, June 5: The Lieutenant Governor, Shri Manoj Sinha today inaugurated Yatri Bhawan at Mata Kheer Bhawani Temple, Tulmulla, Ganderbal. After dedicating the facilities to the public, the Lieutenant Governor said that the new Yatri Bhawan will substantially improve the pilgrimage experience at Mata Kheer Bhawani Temple by providing safe, hygienic and comfortable accommodation facilities. Mata Kheer Bhawani Temple at Tulmulla is one of the most revered shrines in Jammu Kashmir. Located approximately 25 km from Srinagar and 5 km from Ganderbal town, the shrine attracts a large number of devotees throughout the year, particularly during the annual Mela Kheer Bhawani | |
| | | | Over 250 drug hotspots identified across J&K; crackdown to intensify | | Nasha Mukti Abhiyan | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, June 5: Even as the ongoing Nasha Mukti Abhiyan has been intensified across Jammu and Kashmir, intelligence agencies, in coordination with the police and other departments, have identified more than 250 drug hotspots across the Union Territory as part of a major drive to curb the narcotics menace.
Sources said the hotspots were identified following sustained surveillance, intelligence gathering, and ground-level inputs collected by various agencies. The exercise was carried out jointly by intelligence agencies, the Jammu and Kashmir Police, and other concerned departments to map areas vulnerable to drug trafficking and substance abuse. According to sources, a | |
| | | | Police attach drug-linked properties in Srinagar | | | | Early Times Report
SRINAGAR, June 5: Srinagar Police have attached movable and immovable properties worth more than Rs 4 crore belonging to alleged drug traffickers in separate actions under the NDPS Act, officials said on Friday. The action, carried out by police stations in Lal Bazar and Khanayar, is part of the ongoing anti-narcotics campaign under the ‘Nasha Mukt Jammu and Kashmir Abhiyaan’, a police spokesman said.
In one case, a double-storey residential house built on nine marlas of land and owned by Aadil Ahmad Dhobi of Sikh Bagh in Lal Bazar was attached under Section 68-F of the NDPS Act, he said.
A vehicle linked to Dhobi was also attached during the proceedings, he added. | |
| | | | Anantnag Police conducts extensive raids in Pahalgam hotels | | | | Early Times Report
Anantnag, June 5: In a major crackdown against drug trafficking and substance abuse, Anantnag Police on Friday carried out extensive NARCO raids in several hotels across the Pahalgam Sub-Division.
The operation was conducted in the Mavoora, Rafting Point and Yanner areas by six dedicated police teams under the supervision of the SDPO Pahalgam. Acting on credible inputs, the teams searched multiple hotel premises to prevent the misuse of tourist accommodations for narcotics-related activities and to strengthen surveillance against drug networks operating in the region.
Police said the raids were part of an ongoing campaign aimed at curbing the drug menace and ensuri | |
| | | | Won’t tolerate demographic changes in West Bengal, Tripura, Bihar: Amit Shah | | |  Early Times Report
AGARTALA, June 5: Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Friday said the government will not tolerate demographic changes in West Bengal, Tripura and Bihar, asserting that the Centre is taking steps to bridge gaps in guarding the country’s borders.
Shah, addressing BSF personnel at Lankamura Border Outpost in Tripura, also said that the government’s “smart border” project is in the final stage.
“Demographic changes in West Bengal, Tripura and Bihar will not be tolerated… The | |
| | | | NC to attend June 8 INDIA bloc meeting amid tension with Cong | | |  Early Times Report
Jammu, June 5: Amid growing political tensions between coalition partners in Jammu and Kashmir and a section of Congress leaders openly questioning the party’s alliance with the National Conference (NC), NC president and former Chief Minister Farooq Abdullah on Friday made it clear that his party remains an integral part of the INDIA Alliance and will participate in its meeting scheduled for June 8. Speaking to reporters in Srinagar, Abdullah dismissed speculation over the | |
| | | | Article 370 not responsible for lack of development in J&K: CM Omar | | |  Early Times Report
SRINAGAR, June 5: Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Thursday said that Article 370 was never responsible for the lack of development in the erstwhile state, asserting that its abrogation had not led to any extraordinary economic transformation in the region.
Speaking at The Hindu Huddle, Omar said that Jammu and Kashmir’s developmental and economic challenges were largely the result of decades of violence and instability rather than its former special con | |
| | | | Air Marshal Ashutosh Dixit appointed as next IAF Vice- Chief | | |  Early Times Report
New Delhi, June 5: Ace fighter and test pilot Air Marshal Ashutosh Dixit has been appointed as the next Vice Chief of the Air Staff and will assume his new charge on July 1.
Presently, serving as the Chief of Integrated Defence Staff (CISC) at Headquarters, Integrated Defence Staff, the officer has played a key role in enhancing the jointness in the defence forces as they move towards Theaterisation.
Air Marshal Dixit has also been instrumental in promoting indigenous | |
| | | | From classroom to ISI-linked network: After teacher, J&K Police arrest a college lecturer in Uttarakhand | | |  Early Times Report
Jammu, June 5: The Jammu and Kashmir Police on Thursday arrested a college lecturer from Uttarakhand in connection with an alleged ISI-linked hawala network that is suspected of channeling funds for anti-national activities across the country.
The accused has been identified as Pooja, a resident of Haridwar. Police alleged that she, along with her associate Sonam, was receiving money from a group linked to Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) and facilitating fin | |
| | | | DG SSB Flags Off 26 Bullet-Resistant Vehicles | | |  Early Times Report
SRINAGAR, June 5: Director General of Sashastra Seema Bal (SSB), Sanjay Singhal, flagged off a fleet of 26 bullet-resistant vehicles to strengthen operational preparedness and mobility of Force deployed in Jammu and Kashmir. During the visit, Deputy Inspector General SSB, Srinagar Imtiaz Ismail Parray, SSP Srinagar Dr G V Sundeep Chakravarthy, senior officers of Jammu and Kashmir Police, Commandants and Adhoc Commandants of various SSB units were present.
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