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| Wanted in several killings in J&K, Pak ultra Inquilabi held in Delhi | | The prize catch is HM divisional commander. J&K police reach union capital to join Delhi police in his interrogation. | | | BHARAT BHUSHAN
EARLY TIMES REPORT
JAMMU, Nov 15: The Delhi police special cell, an elite anti-terror wing, made an extremely important arrest Sunday night when Abdullah Inquilabi -- a Pak national and Hizbul Mujahideen's commander for Jammu division -- landed in their dragnet after a brief shoot-out.
Wanted in the killings of innocent civilians and police personnel in Rajouri, Reasi and Shopian districts here, he was evading arrest for the past one decade.The Delhi police were trying to find out if he had come to the union capital in search for a hideout, or had some other hidden motives.He had developed a vast network of contacts in Rajouri, Shopian (Kashmir) and New Delhi during his long stay in India, police sources said.
Mohammad Abdullah Chechi alias Aurengzeb alias HM alias Abdullah Inqalabi, son of Habib Chichi, hails from Tan Bhaat in Shahdra district of Muzaffrabad in Pakistan occupied Kashmir (PoK).
While operating in Rajouri, he developed intimacy with Shahniaz alias Shahda, daughter of Bashir Chichi Bakkarwal of Kandi, Rajouri, and married her in 2008. The couple h... | |
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| Govt to adjust newly selected migrant youth in their home localities in Valley | | | | EARLY TIMES REPORT
JAMMU, Nov 15: The migrant youth to be appointed under Prime Minister's employment package will be adjusted in their home localities in Kashmir Valley and in this regard the Government has sought the list of newly selected displaced youth from relief authorities along with their Valley address so that the posting orders are issued accordingly.
According to high placed sources the 27,00 candidates whose appointment orders are in process will be adjusted in their home localities in the Valley. This will also provide an opportunity to the migrants to have an interaction with the local people of their area and such a move will be in the larger interests of return and rehabi... | |
| | | | J&K govt unlikely to order probe | | | | Syed Junaid Hashmi
EARLY TIMES REPORT
JAMMU, Nov 15: With both Governor N.N. Vohra and Chief Minister Omar Abdullah taking no interest, Jammu and Kashmir government is unlikely to order probe into 'appeasement appointment' scam in Jammu University.
Sources said that so-called personnel rapport of former Vice-Chancellor of Jammu University Prof. Amitabh Mattoo with Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Sigh, Chief Minister Omar Abdullah, former Chief Ministers Ghulam Nabi Azad and Mufti Mohammed Sayeed along with other relevant quarters in New Delhi is preventing the government from ordering a thorough probe into the appeasement appointment scam.
Besides, Mattoo's close links with media professio... | |
| | | | Case against Geelani, Roy: HC seeks Govt's response | | | | EARLY TIMES REPORT
NEW DELHI, Nov 15: The Delhi High Court today issued notice to the city government seeking its response as to why criminal case should not to be registered against hardline Hurriyat leader Syed Ali Shah Geelani, writer Arundhati Roy and Delhi University professor SAR Geelani for allegedly making anti-India speeches.
Justice Hima Kohli asked the government to file its response to a petition seeking criminal prosecution of Geelani and others under the charge of sedition and other offences.
The court passed the order on a petition seeking initiation of criminal proceedings against them.
Advocate Sugriva Dubey, appearing for the petitioner, submitted that the government s... | |
| | | | Govt violates its own order on holding weekly cabinet meetings | | No meeting for over 15 days, ministers camping in Sgr | | | EARLY TIMES REPORT
Jammu, Nov 15: In the largest ever administrative cum police reshuffle effected by Omar Abdullah led cabinet over a month back, the coalition partners not only decided but announced it through a proper order followed by issuance of notification that government will hold cabinet meeting every week , Tuesdays having been earmarked for the purpose. But for the last three weeks the government is observing this order of its own in breach as no cabinet meeting has been held during over 15 days.
In the massive reshuffle incorporating changes at the top rung officers, which saw nearly 83 officers transferred to different postings, it was envisaged that the government hencefort... | |
| | | | Omar listens to 4391 persons in 720 minutes | | | | EARLY TIMES REPORT
JAMMU, Nov 15: Notwithstanding National Conference led coalition government's failure on all fronts, Omar Abdullah needs to be hailed for being a patient listener. In a single day he has listened to 4391 persons. The `remarkable feat' achieved by the young Chief Minister must find a place in the Guinness Book of world records.
A paid advertisement, issued most probably by the information department appeared in most of the local dailies today. Although most of the newspapers that carried the advertisement have been deliberately curtailing their circulation for saving some ‘precious bucks’ the concerned department in a desperate bid to project the image of the Chief Minis... | |
| | | | Interlocutors have walked into the Kashmiris' dangerous trap | | Problem communal, not political | | | RUSTAM
EARLY TIMES REPORT
JAMMU, Nov 15: Interlocutors on J&K Dileep Padgaonkar, Radha Kumar and MM Ansari have walked into the Kashmiri leadership's dangerous trap. It is clear. This became quite evident yesterday, when the votary of self-rule for J&K Radha Kumar, talked to the Kashmir-based reporters in Srinagar and asserted that the interlocutors would be ready with a "roadmap for solution (to the political problem) within six to nine months." She disclosed that the roadmap would be based on "four points."
"The interlocutors have concluded four points of universal agreement from their 'preliminary' meetings with the people in Srinagar, Ganderbal, Baramulla, Uri and Bandipora. These i... | |
| | | | Repeal of AFSPA: JKPCC chief Soz speaks the truth, snubbed NC, PDP | | | | EARLY TIMES REPORT
JAMMU, Nov 15: JKPCC chief and former Union Minister Prof Saif-ud-Din Soz has done well to put things in perspective and take on his coalition partner National Conference (NC) and the main opposition People's Democratic Party (PDP), which have been demanding revocation of the Armed Forces Special Powers Act (AFSPA). Prof Soz has made it amply clear that "sensitive issues like revocation of AFSPA cannot be decided or considered merely on the demand of a group or an organization." "It needs lot of exercise and discussions at broader level and collective consensus. It requires discussions with the Army General and suggestions from the experts on security related matters…Thi... | |
| | | | UN may wind up UNMOGIP hqs in Srinagar | | Major setback for Kashmir's separatist leadership | | | Ahmed Ali Fayyaz
EARLY TIMES REPORT
SRINAGAR, Nov 15: Immediately after the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) has deleted Jammu & Kashmir from its list of unresolved disputes, Government of India is understood to have begun diplomatic efforts aimed at winding up headquarters of the UN Military Observers Group for India and Pakistan in Srinagar. Omission of the 63-year-old "flashpoint" from the UN list, that has served as lifeline for the sub-continental geo-political strife, has come as an unprecedented setback not only for Pakistan's diplomacy but also for the Valley's separatist leadership.
If highly placed authoritative sources are to be believed, Kashmir's deletion from the list... | |
| | | | Missing woman recovered from Delhi | | | | EARLY TIMES REPORT
JAMMU, Nov 15: A woman, who was missing from R S Pura since September 19 last, was today recovered by police from New Delhi.
Police sources identified her as Suman, wife of Rattan Lal of ward No 8, RS Pura.
Sources said a missing report was lodged by Rattan with RS Pura police station on September 19.She was today recovered from New Delhi on a tip-off, the sources added, saying she was restored to her family after her medical examination in the hospital.... | |
| | | | Daylight theft in Bishnah | | | | EARLY TIMES REPORT
JAMMU, Nov 15: In a daylight theft, burglars broke into a house in ward No 13 of Bishnah near here and decamped with a cash of Rs 1.5 lakh. Police sources said thieves entered the house of kerosene oil dealer Ashok Sharma in ward No 13 of Bishnah in the afternoon when there was nobody in the house.
They opened an almirah with a key kept at a secret place in the house by Ashok and stole Rs 1.5 lakh in cash, the sources added.Police had registered a case in this connection.... | |
| | | | Missing youth remains untraced | | | | EARLY TIMES REPORT
JAMMU, Nov 15: Police were yet to find any clue to the whereabouts of Kamal (20), who had gone missing under mysterious circumstances from Arnia town of Bishnah two days back.
According to the family members, Kamal had gone to the Arnia market two days back, but did not return home after that.
He hails from ward No 13 of Arnia.
Though police had registered a case in this connection, Kamal's whereabouts were still not known.... | |
| | | | Grenade remains unexploded, tragedy averted | | | | EARLY TIMES REPORT
JAMMU, Nov 15: A possible tragedy was today averted after a grenade thrown by militants in the busy Bharath town of Doda remained enexploded.
Police sources said militants threw a grenade in the busy Bharath town in the afternoon. It, however, did not explode, the sources added.Soon thereafter, police reached the spot and defused the grenade with the help of a bomb disposal squad.Searches were also carried out in the area, but there was no report of any suspect having been taken into custody by police.Had the grenade exploded, it could have caused extensive damage to life and property of the people, the sources added.
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| | | | DSP, fiancee hurt in road accident | | | | EARLY TIMES REPORT
JAMMU, Nov 15: A DSP and his fiancee were injured when their car met with an accident at Jamoraha here today.
Police sources said the mishap occured when DSP Aziz Ahmad Sheikh of 12 Bn and his fiancee Biba, daughter of Mohammad Ashraf, were coming from Mansar.
They were undergoing treatment at the GMC hospital here. Police had registered a case in this connection.... | |
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