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| 3 hurt in road mishap | | | | EARLY TIMES REPORT
JAMMU, Nov 21:
Three persons were today wounded when the winger vehicle in which they were travelling met with an accident near Bhabore in Doda.
Police sources said a winger vehicle (JK02AA/9789) met with a mishap at Bhabore while it was on its way to Doda city, resulting in injuries to three persons.
The injured were identified as Surinder Singh, son of Kuldeep,
Joginder Singh, son of Hari Lal, and his wife Renu Devi. All of them were admitted to hospital.
Police had registered a case in this connection against the winger driver for rash driving.
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| Sadhu dies on Shalamar Road | | | | EARLY TIMES REPORT
JAMMU, Nov 21: A sadhu was this morning found lying dead on Shalamar Road here.
The body was kept in the mortuary of government medical college hospital for identification.
Police had registered a case in this connection.
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| | | | Youth sustains electric shock | | | | EARLY TIMES REPORT
JAMMU, Nov 21:
A youth sustained electric shock when he inadvertently touched a high-tension wire at Bishnah today.
Police said Vishal, son of Satpal of Amritsar, was on the rooftop of a bus when the incident took place.
He was hospitalised. He had come to participate in the annual biradari meet at Bagbathia temple, Bishnah.
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| | | | Massive manhunt in Delhi for 3 J&K militants | | | | EARLY TIMES REPORT
JAMMU, Nov 21:
A massive manhunt has been launched across the union capital in search for three Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) militants, who are suspected to have sneaked into Delhi from J&K.
The inputs in this regard were given to the Delhi police special cell by information bureau (IB), official sources said.
An alert was sounded in Delhi, sources added, saying special cell sleuths had fanned across the national capital in search for the suspected militants.
Sources identified them as Bilal Ahmed Beigh, Ibrahim Sheikh and Shahjahan, believed to be hailing from Pampore in Kashmir.
They were spotted in a busy locality in the capital following which police had stepped up th... | |
| | | | Soz adds to NC’s worries by favoring implementation of 73rd, 74th amendments | | | | EARLY TIMES REPORT
By Ashwani Bhat
JAMMU, Nov 21:- The Congress has reiterated its stand on holding the local bodies elections on non party basis. This has been once again made clear by the Pradesh Congress Committee chief and former Union Minister, Prof Saif-ud-Din Soz while addressing a rally of his Party at PCC Headquarters, Srinagar today.
Adding to the worries of the alliance partner, Prof Soz however said that Panchayts in J&K would be modernized and empowered by weaving the 73rd and 74th amendment of the Constitution of India in to the J&K Panchayat Act to which its alliance partner NC in principle does not agree.
It may be recalled that the Finance Minister and senior NC lea... | |
| | | | Need to pursue Indira Gandhi’s line on J-K | | DIRECT, MINCING NO WORDS -- I | | | EARLY TIMES REPORT
JAMMU, Nov 21: On Friday, at least three ministers, a few senior Congress leaders, including JKPCC office-bearers, and some party workers gathered at the party headquarters, Jammu, to remember former AICC president and Prime Minister Indira Gandhi on the occasion of her 93rd birth anniversary. From the speeches, which were made by one particular minister and one particular JKPCC vice-president, it became clear that most of the Congressmen in Jammu were extremely unhappy with Chief Minister Omar Abdullah and that there is a powerful faction within the Congress that wants the party high command to revive the 2002 power-sharing formula: rotational Chief Minister-ship.
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| | | | Delhi subverted democracy in J&K from day one to appease Kashmir | | | | EARLY TIMES REPORT
RUSTAM
JAMMU, Nov 21: As for the other issue, Prof K T Shah opined: “You must also not forget that the events that have happened have invested the other countries (United States and United Kingdom) and the sister Dominion (Pakistan) and those outside with interest in the matter. That being so they will not take any decision unilaterally made by us without demur. If you want to have peace restored, if you want to live in peace with your neighbour, you should not give needless occasion for them to say that here you are purchasing a design and committing an act and taking steps whereby your own declarations, and what is more, whatever interests the others (the people of Ja... | |
| | | | And some have leadership thrust upon them Comment | | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, Nov 21: Last week former Chief Minister, Dr Farooq Abdullah said “accidental leaders had made lives of people difficult in Jammu Kashmir.” He did not name anybody but apparently he was referring to Syed Ali Geelani.
Differences with Geelani notwithstanding, nobody can say he has become a leader accidently. Dr Farooq knows it better than anybody else. Geelani has been in politics for more than six decades and has emerged as the most popular leader in Kashmir. Here an attempt is not being made to glorify Geelani. On the contrary, Dr Farooq’s statement has provided an opportunity to make a mention of those who were imposed upon this state.
In 1981, Sher-e-Kashm... | |
| | | | Eight injured in Kashmir blast | | | | EARLY TIMES REPORT
Srinagar, Nov 21: Eight people were injured Sunday in a powerful grenade blast in Bejibehara town in south Kashmir, police said.
A senior police officer said separatist guerrillas tossed a powerful hand grenade in the main market in Bejibehara town, 50 km from Srinagar on the Srinagar-Jammu national highway, Sunday afternoon.
'The grenade fell on the road and exploded under a passing private car injuring the four occupants and four other people,' the officer said.
The injured were brought to hospital for treatment and the condition of at least two of them is stated to be critical.
The car caught fire immediately after the explosion, the officer said.
The area wa... | |
| | | | UN clarification ‘insignificant’ | | Is Kashmir issue losing sheen? | | | EARLY TIMES REPORT
Syed Junaid Hashmi
JAMMU, Nov 21: Clarification issued by staff of United Nation (UN) might have brought sigh of relief for Kashmiri separatist leaders but if weighed in economic parlance, issue is seemingly losing sheen in the international political scene.
For the illogical and economically disastrous moves of so-called Kashmiri separatist leaders, Kashmir is being looked more as India’s internal problem. It is in this context that despite vehement appeals of separatist leaders including firebrand separatist leader Syed Ali Shah Geelani, US President Barrack Obama did not make a mention of Kashmir during his recent visit to India.
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