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| Azad in Delhi, no rumours please! | | | | Early Times Reporter
Jammu | Nov 26
Each time Chief Minister Ghulam Nabi Azad visits Delhi, the rumour mill starts churning overtime guessing consultations with the Congress high command for long overdue cabinet expansion. Interestingly, Azad has been off to Delhi about a hundreds times since August last year –when he inducted some new ministers –but the much awaited expansion has not taken place.
This time when Azad is again in the Union Capital, his official spokesman has sought to inform all that the Chief Minister is there "to push the development schemes for Jammu and Kashmir". The official spokesman this time carefully avoided mentioned as who did the Chief Minister meet in Delhi ... | |
| | | | Minor reshuffle in Higher Judiciary ordered | | | | Early Times Reporter
Jammu | Nov 26
In the full Court meeting presided over by Acting Chief Justice of the State High Court, Justice NA Kakru, various decisions including minor reshuffle in the higher judiciary were taken..
According to the decision Ghulam Mohi-ud-Din Dar Registrar General of the State of High Court has been appointed as Director Judicial Academy while Abdul Rashid Bhat Registrar Vigilance High Court has been posted as Registrar General of the State High Court.
According to the High Court sources, Rashid Ahmed Lone President Consumer Forum Srinagar has been transferred and posted as Registrar Vigilance High Court J&K, Principal District & Sessions Judge Budgam Hasn... | |
| | | | 300 Militants waiting to cross border | | Five big militant groups hiding on Poonch border | | | Govind Chouhan & Bupinder Singh
Jammu | Poonch | Nov 26
About 300 ‘A grade’ Pak-trained militants are hiding near the line of control to infiltrate into the Indian side. According to sources, Mir Hussain son of Juma resident of Salotri, who crossed the border for weapons training in 1991 was operating these militant groups and guiding them as to how to cross the border.
Owing to his good work immediately after crossing the border in 1991, the militant commander appointed him as HM commander with Meerpur in Pakistan as his headquarter. Since then Hussain has been operating from there and commanding the militant groups Sources said he helped many groups to cross the border from Pakistan d... | |
| | | | Govt to count militancy victims | | | | Early Times Reporter
Jammu | Nov 26: To formulate a comprehensive plan for rehabilitation of the militancy victims, as recommended by the Prime Minister's Working Group, the state government is launching a survey of affected people.
The survey is being conducted by the state's Social Welfare Department in coordination with the Rehabilitation Council. December 31 has been set as the deadline for completion of this survey.
This will be perhaps the first such survey to obtain the authentic and reliable details and numbers of the actual militancy affected people, particularly the number of widows and orphans. The number of widows and orphans as a result of militancy has always been an elem... | |
| | | | Repeat show by JeM and Huji feared | | | | Early Times Special Correspodent
Jammu | Nov 26
On the heel of Jaish-e-Mohammed abortive plan to kidnap All India Congress General Secretary, Young Rahul Gandhi, for keeping him hostage and demanding ransom in terms of release by the government of India of some hardcore terrorists, the security agencies here are preparing themselves for foiling another such strike by the JeM, which they have the inputs of being planned by the outfit. It has been the old modus operandi of Jaish-e-Mohammed to kidnap some VVIP or people in large numbers to be kept as hostage for demanding ransom in terms of release of hardcore terrorists lodged in Indian jails.
In 2001 the brother of the founder of Jaish-e... | |
| | | | Second Inning: decorated soldiers want to be heard | | | | Early Times Reporter
Jammu | Nov 26
After playing a glorious inning in upholding honour of country and protecting its citizens, the retired soldiers of Jammu, drawn from different ranks and files, are alleging an official apathy to their issues.
To make their issues known and press for their demands, the former soldiers took out a silent black protest march and demanded 15 per cent reservation in govt jobs and exemption of value added tax on canteen items.
Disciplined but full of anger ex-serviceman from Jammu region gathered here today in front of the office of the divisional commissioner Jammu and handed him a memorandum listing all their demands for immediate redressed. Widows,... | |
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