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| No ‘fake VIP’ allowed here | | | | EARLY TIMES REPORT
JAMMU, Nov 6: Tinted glasses of vehicles say many things –the boss sitting inside is a privileged, protected and more importantly a VVIP. But is seen through same glasses he could be a criminal or saboteur as well. Therefore, Jammu Police have make up mind to take black screens of the window panes of vehicles which actually do not have a valid permission. But the difficulty is obvious. More vehicles have black screens than anyone could have guessed. ... | |
| | | | Mehbooba woos Yash back but battle between Naz, Jan | | | | EARLY TIMES REPORT
POONCH, Nov 6: Proving the political calculations wrong, battle is toughening in Poonch between Bashir Ahmed Naz of Congress and Ajaz Jan of the National Conference.
The Peoples Democratic Party leader Mehbooba Mufti who was on a whirlwind tour of the district though managed to pacify party’s enraged leader Yash Pal Sharma but its candidate is still finding it tough to make a place in third angle of the contest. Situation may change in the coming days but so far it appears to be a straight contest.
The Congress had given ticket to Bashir Ahmed Naz after he drew empty from his own party National Conference. This decision was clearly influenced by the caste factor as p... | |
| | | | Why after 60 years | | Jammu Muslims take KCC protest with pinch of salt | | | EARLY TIMES REPORT
JAMMU, Nov 6: Shutdowns and protests in Kashmir are nothing new but today it was a strange reason. The Kashmir Coordination Committee had called for a protest march to protest the atrocities against Muslims in Jammu in 1947 –perhaps first such protest since 1947.
Muslims in Jammu have taken this stance of the Coordination Committee with a pinch of salt and have sought to convey that they should be left alone.
Several Muslim leaders in Jammu, while reacting to the Kashmir Coordination Committee decision have observed that the sympathy shown by Kashmiri separatist or leaders after 60 years is nothing but to keep themselves in lime light. They said these leaders have ne... | |
| | | | Unsaid curfew keeps protesters indoors | | | | EARLY TIMES REPORT
SRINAGAR, Nov 6: Without formally declaring a curfew authorities today laid siege on entire Srinagar city and some other towns of Kashmir Valley as the Coordination of Committee –an amalgam of several separatist and other organizations –called for march to Jamia Masjid to protest against atrocities on Jammu Muslims in 1947 and formally launch the anti-election campaign.
The restrictions were imposed by the authorities as the separatist Coordination Committee had announced that it would "formally" announce their anti-poll campaign and march towards Jamia Masjid in protest against atrocities against Muslims in Jammu in 1947 the wake of Partition. However, officials at th... | |
| | | | Obama hits J&K more than local polls | | Geelani loves him, BJP hates him; academicians say he is ‘hope’ | | | EARLY TIMES REPORT
JAMMU, Nov 6: As media expansion brings global affairs to discussions in living rooms of modest urban homes and even in the countryside fields, the election of Barack Obama as 44th President of the United States of America has not only been keenly watched in Jammu and Kashmir but is also being actively debated particularly in context of Indo-US relations and Kashmir issue.
Separatists in Kashmir are elated over his election as has indicated willingness to mediate in the Kashmir issue –something always opposed by India. Parties like BJP have strongly reacted to his statements on Kashmir while academicians are guardedly optimistic about the due change of guard in US.
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| | | | No SHOs for 5 City Police Stations | | | | EARLY TIMES REPORT
JAMMU, Nov 6:In the middle of twin challenges –elections and militant threat –at least five key Police Stations in Jammu City are headless. Their Station House Officers were either transferred, moved out of ranged or attached but authorities are yet to look back at replacements.
Inspector Surinder Singh Kudiyar was the fifth Station House Officer to leave the Police Station headless as he was attached to the District Police Line today.
Station House Officer Nowabad Police Station Surinder Singh Kudiyar who had just joined police station Nowabad after transfer from Samba police station has been attached to District Police Lines and with this five police stations in t... | |
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