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| NC-Cong relation hit choppy waters | | | | Jammu: The coming together of Soz and Azad faction and reiterating their demand for the implementation of the 73rd Constitutional Amendment, aimed at empowering Panchayats, has one clear signal: NC-Cong ties are up in a choppy waters.
Cong countered the accusations and allegations of Omar Abdullah that two Cong Ministers are against implementing these amendments by holding a meeting at Srinagar which was chaired by all Cong Ministers.
The Cong Ministers had reportedly told the meeting chaired by PCC president Soz that party should reiterate its stand on it and should also clear the perception after Rahul Gandhi's statement that he can't force Government on this issue.
The party leadersh... | |
| | | | Will the Government please state? | | | | Bashir Assad
srinagar, Oct 9: The Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Council today witnessed a heated argument between opposition PDP legislator Murtaza Khan and the Minister of State for Home Nasir Aslam Wani which finally culminated into a walkout staged by the PDP legislators while expressing their dissatisfaction over Minister's reply to a question on appointment of under-educated youth (middle pass) in the police force.
Khan had asked as to whether the ruling National Conference leadership including the present Chief Minister had made public commitments to provide jobs to the Middle Pass youth in J&K Police during the 2008 elections.
However, the Government avoided pointed reply to the... | |
| | | | Does training need a review? | | Khaki growing brutal | | | Abodh Sharma
Jammu, Oct 9: Killing of a woman by a couple of police constables close on the heels of another incident of khaki brute when the PSOs of a senior Minister beat a traffic officer blue and black in full public view have raised serious question mark on the conduct of our police who have failed to shun the image of king's police of the imperial times.
"The moment they adorn khakhi, they become brutes" said a youth who was summoned in a city police station in a case of land grabbing. "They would address you as if you are an animal," he continued expressing anger. Such complaints against police are not unusual. A traffic police constable entered into heated argument with a senior ... | |
| | | | Speaker orders suspension of five security personnel | | I have issued orders to frisk MLAs also: Lone | | | Early Times Report
srinagar, Oct 9: Assembly Speaker Mohammad Akbar Lone today suspended five security personnel in connection with yesterday's incident when three youths jumped into the member's area of the house shouting slogans.
The Assembly witnessed unruly scenes yesterday as three youths unfurled the flag of a newly-floated party and shouted slogans.
They were overpowered by Assembly marshals and placed under arrest on the orders of Speaker.
Lone ordered the suspension of five security personnel in connection with the incident today, officials said.
The youth, who had got passes on the request of expelled BJP member Jagdish Raj Sapolia to witness the proceedings from the public g... | |
| | | | HC imposes fine of Rs 50,000 on Sainik Colony Society, dismisses its petitions | | | | Bharat Bhushan
Jammu, Oct 9: The High Court has imposed a fine of Rs 50,000 on the Sainik Cooperative House Building Society Ltd, which has developed the posh Sainik Colony locality on the city outskirts, while dismissing the petitions filed by it, and directed that the money be deposited in the advocate's welfare fund.
"The society's petitions, being meritless, are dismissed along with the connected CMAs (civil miscellaneous applications)," Justice Muzaffar Hussain Attar said, while delivering the judgement in the case.
"The petitioners are saddled with costs of Rs 50,000 and the same shall be deposited in the advocate's welfare fund within four weeks from today," he ordered.
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