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| Sajad accuses NC, BJP of orchestrating 'fixed match' in Assembly to befool people | | SPECIAL STATUS RESOLUTION | |  Early Times Report
Jammu, Nov 7: Notwithstanding the ruckus created by the opposition members in the Legislative Assembly over passing the resolution seeking the “special status” for Jammu and Kashmir, Peoples’ Conference leader and MLA Handwara Sajad Lone alleged that Wednesday’s episode in the House was nothing but a fixed match between the National Conference and the BJP to protect each other political interests.
“If the National Conference is so serious about restoring the pre-August 5, 2019 position in J&K, the coalition should support our resolution which we have moved today”, Lone said while introducing a fresh resolution along with PDP and AIP.
On Thursday the Peoples’ Democratic Party (PDP), Peoples’ Conference (PC), and Awami Itteehad Party (AIP) introduced a new resoluti... | |
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| Can’t annul resolution passed by House: Speaker | | ‘BJP can bring no-confidence if it wants me out’ | | 
Early Times Report
SRINAGAR, Nov 7: Jammu and Kashmir Assembly Speaker Abdul Rahim Rather on Thursday rejected the BJP demand for either rolling back the special status resolution passed by the House or stepping down, and said if the party does not have faith in him it should bring a no-confidence motion.
He also rebuked the party for its “cheap sloganeering” and said he cannot tolerate members entering into the Well of the House and stomping over the national emblem placed on Assembly S... | |
| | | | Assembly adjourned for day | | | | Early Times Report
SRINAGAR, Nov 7: The Jammu and Kashmir Assembly was adjourned for the day on Thursday following a brawl between the BJP MLAs and marshals, as the opposition members protested against a resolution for the restoration of the erstwhile state’s special status for the second consecutive day. While the opposition BJP said the resolution is “illegal” and demanded its withdrawal, the speaker said he does not have such powers as anything passed by the House can only be undone by the House itself.
Amid high drama, the day also witnessed a group of MLAs, including those from the PDP and Peoples’ Conference, submitting a fresh resolution demanding immediate restoration of Articl... | |
| | | | Ruckus in Assembly, BJP MLAs marshalled out | | |  Early Times Report
Srinagar, Nov 7: A brawl broke out between BJP MLAs and marshals of the Jammu and Kashmir Assembly on Thursday after the speaker directed eviction of opposition members who had stormed the well during their protest against the special status resolution.
At least three MLAs were marshalled out on the directions of Speaker Abdul Rahim Rather, but a brawl ensued due to resistance put up by the opposition members.
As soon as the assembly met this morning, ruckus prevailed... | |
| | | | Govt to bring national counter-terrorism policy soon: Amit Shah | | |  NEW DELHI, Nov 7:
Agencies
The Government will soon bring a national counter-terrorism policy and strategy to fight terrorism, terrorists and their ecosystem, Union Home Minister Amit Shah said on Thursday.
Addressing an anti-terrorism conference here, Shah also said that while law and order is a state subject and states have the geographical boundaries and constitutional limitations, terrorism doesn’t and hence all security agencies — central and states — must work in close coordination... | |
| | | | 2 VDGs martyred by terrorists in Kishtwar | | Dr Farooq, CM Omar condemn attack | | | Early Times Report
Kishtwar, Nov 7: Two Village Defense Guards (VDG) were reportedly martyred by terrorists in Kishtwar district.
A Srinagar based news agency quoting officials said that two VDGs identified as Nazir Ahmad, son of Muhammad Khalil and Kuldeep Kumar, son of Amar Chand–both residents of Ohli, Kuntwara have been martyred by the terrorists in Kishtwar.
The official said that the duo would always go to Munzla Dhar (Adhwari) for grazing their cattle but today they didn’t return.
As per sources bodies haven’t been recovered yet, a massive search operation launched by forces.
Meanwhile, National Conference President Dr Farooq Abdullah and Chief Minister Omar Abdullah conde... | |
| | | | RSS volunteers will remove obstacles coming in way of Sanatan, seers: Bhagwat | | |  Banda (UP), Nov 7:
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RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat has said Sangh volunteers would act to remove any obstacles hindering Sanatan Dharma and the work of seers. He also warned that some forces are trying to weaken a rising India. Speaking at the birth centenary celebration of Pandit Ramkinkar Upadhyay at the Hanuman Temple complex in Chitrakoot, the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh Sarsanghchalak said, "But this is a resilient India, and it will continue to overcome all challenges. Sangh volunte... | |
| | | | Recruitment rules can’t be changed midway: SC | | |  NEW DELHI, Nov 7:
Agencies
In an important ruling having a bearing on the recruitment process, the Supreme Court on Thursday held that ‘rules of the game’ for appointment in Government jobs cannot be changed midway unless the procedure permits so.
A five-Judge Constitution bench headed by Chief Justice D Y Chandrachud said recruitment process commences from the issuance of advertisement calling for applications and ends with filing up of vacancies.
“Eligibility criteria for being placed... | |
| | | | We are not among those who cheat: CM Omar | | |  Early Times Report
Ganderbal, Nov 7: Chief Minister of Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir, Omar Abdullah, reiterated on Thursday his call for raising a voice through the Legislative Assembly and sending a message that what happened on August 5, 2019, was not acceptable to them.
“I have been repeatedly saying to you that we have to raise our voice through the assembly and send a message through it, that what happened with us on August 5, 2019 that is not acceptable to us,” CM Omar told a ... | |
| | | | Minor among 4 killed as vehicle falls in gorge | | |  Early Times Report
Reasi/Jammu, Nov 7: Four people, including a minor, died and two others were injured when a vehicle skidded off the road and rolled down into a gorge in Jammu and Kashmir’s Reasi district on Thursday, officials said.
An SUV skidded off the road, rolled down a hill, and plunged into a deep gorge in the Ganjote area of Mahore after the driver lost its control, they said. Three people died on the spot, while three others sustained injuries and were rushed to a hospital, th... | |
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