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| Offer mobile phone, get choice posting | | | | Early Times Reporter
Jammu | Nov 7
A chowki officer managed to get prize posting merely by presenting a costly mobile phone to an influential officer working in the district SSPs office.
According to the sources, the chowki officer who wanted posting of his choice reportedly contacted this influential officer and offered a mobile phone costing between Rs.15,000 to Rs.20,000 for getting him posted at his choice. The sources further said that the concerned officer recommend the transfer of the chowki officer and got him posted according to his choice recently.
Sources further said the said junior officer was on an important post in the office and managed several transfers due to his clo... | |
| | | | JKP to quiz Geelani | | | | Early Times Reporter
Jammu | Nov 7
Jammu and Kashmir police will quiz separatist leader Syed Ali Shah Geelani following seizure of over Rs 46 lakh hawala money meant for the breakaway faction of Hurriyat Conference from his close aide as probe also indicated involvement of a prominent carpet dealer in it.
Authorities were gearing up to question Geelani following claims made by his aide GM Bhat that the money was meant for Geelani and his Tehreek-e-Hurriyat, an amalgam created as a parallel to Hurriyat Conference led by Mirwaiz Umer Farooq.
Bhat along with his associate was arrested from Qazigund area last week when while fleeing after the news came in about the arrest of his another ass... | |
| | | | 500 terrorists waiting to infiltrate | | Troops along IB, LoC on alert | | | Early Times Reporter
Jammu | Nov 7
Troops guarding LoC and international border in Jammu and Kashmir have been put on alert following the reports received by the intelligence agencies about presence of four to five hundred militants waiting to infiltrate to this side.
Reliable source in intelligence agencies said that following the imposition of emergency in Pakistan, militant groups are in search of opportune time to flee from the country.
They said that in the backdrop of crackdown on militants in Pakistan, militants are looking to sneak into this side of border.
Sources further said that fearing government action due to change in situation in Pakistan, a large number of militant... | |
| | | | From "Tu Tu—Main Main" to "Aap aur Hum" | | Speculations over new Congress—PDP bonhomie | | | Early Times Special Correspondent
Jammu | Nov 7
From "Tu Tu—Main Main" going on between the Congress and the PDP for quite past sometime, the two swapping charges and making allegations and counter allegations against each other—the former Chief Minister and PDP patron describing Azad government as total failure and non functional, while the incumbent Chief Minister and Congress leader Ghulam Nabi Azad ridiculing the hollow slogans raised by the PDP only to befool the people, the fresh bonhomie between the leaders of the two party has come as a surprise to the political observers, who have started indulging in guess games over this sudden change in the utterances of the two leaders.
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| | | | Govt committed to political stability, economic development: Azad | | 'Actual work, not slogans bring about self reliance' | | | Early Times Reporter
Jammu | Nov 7
Chief Minister Ghulam Nabi Azad today said that the coalition government was committed to political stability and economic development in Jammu & Kashmir, adding that his government had taken numerous historic and important decisions during the past two years aimed at the welfare of the people.
Speaking at a largely attended function organised here to distribute orders for conferment of ownership rights of State land to about 4000 farmers of Jammu and Akhnoor tehsils under the Roshni scheme, the Chief Minister said that he was resolute in his mission of development and taking the State forward on the road to progress. He said he did not believe in slog... | |
| | | | State plans tapping Chenab water, CM asks for project report | | | | Early Times Reporter
Jammu | Nov 7
To cope with the scarcity of drinking water in Jammu city and its peripheral areas, the State government is contemplating to tap water from Chenab River at Reasi and supply it to the city through gravity.
The Chief Minister today called for a project report for the purpose which he said would be taken up with the Centre for funding. He expressed concern over the shortage of water in the winter capital and asked the concerned officers to prepare a futuristic project for augmentation of water supply.
The Chief Minister passed these instructions during a high level meeting convened here to review development works in Jammu city. A suggestion... | |
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