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| BJP makes it explicit: Pt Dogra's name just in one hoarding | | Stawarts Vajpayee, Advani too pushed into 'oblivion'...... | | | Early Times Report
JAMMU, Nov 30: Finally it is more than obvious now. In the mega rally, perhaps first of its scale in the J&K, the state unit of BJP almost in entirety has chosen to forget and push into oblivion the greatest and towering leader Pandit Prem Nath Dogra.
Except in for just hoarding, this stalwart's name and picture has found no mention in the tonnes of publicity material be it huge hoardings or loads of banners, what to speak of heaps of posters and stickers that found way in the party headquarters and later spread all across at right places for the purpose these were meant to- the Lalkar rally being held tomorrow at MA Stadium. Sources said it was only one leader of BJP, ex general secretary of the party who deemed it appropriate to incorprate the name of Pandit Prem Nath Dogra in one hoarding he made for the rally. This leader is learnt to have written a poem in praise of the star leader and Prime Ministerial candidate of BJP Narendra Modi in the said hoarding. However, it is only in this poster that he has exhibited sagacity more than anyone else to leave some d... | |
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| SC willing to hear Haji Yusuf's son | | | | Mustansir
SRINAGAR, Nov 30: In Haji Yusuf death case the Supreme Court has expressed its willingness to hear the son or any other relative of the deceased.
Sources said the case filed by National Panthers Party Legislator, Balwant Singh Mankotia was listed today before the Division Bench comprising Justice, BS Chauhan and Justice SA Bobde while hearing the petition seeking an independent inquiry by the CBI into the custodial death of Yousuf Haji, today said that it wanted to implead the son of the deceased victim.
The court told Prof Bhim Singh, Advocate appearing for the petitioner, "if any of the relations of the deceased are available to be impleaded in the petition."
Sources said B... | |
| | | | Castigates Azad, Mufti; accuses them of carrying out disinformation campaign | | After Dr Farooq, Mustafa Kamaal rules out pre-poll alliance with Cong | | | Jehangir Rashid
SRINAGAR, Nov 30: Two days after National Conference (NC) President, Dr. Farooq Abdullah stated that the party would contest all the three Parliamentary seats from Kashmir in 2014 Lok Sabha elections, NC Additional General Secretary, Dr. Mustafa Kamaal today ruled out any alliance with Congress for the next year's Parliamentary elections.
Speaking at a function at the party headquarters, NC Additional General Secretary said that the statement of party president with regard to the Parliamentary elections should be treated as final. He said the formal announcement of the party candidates for 2014 Parliamentary elections would be made on December 5.
"National Conference has ... | |
| | | | CAPD deliberately delaying ration supply | | | | Early Times Report
JAMMU, Nov 30: Despite brewing public resentment, the Consumer Affairs and Public Distribution (CAPD) Department has failed to ensure proper supply of ration at its outlets well on time with the result majority of consumers are left high and dry.
According to sources, the CAPD authorities are deliberately delaying the supply of ration to its distribution ghats up to last dates of the month so that maximum ration holders are deprived of the same to sell it in black later.
Sources said despite the reports of sale of CAPD ration in black and unearthing of various scandals in the State especially in remote areas of Doda, Kishtwar, Gool, Ramban, Poonch, Mendhar, the Departm... | |
| | | | GMC students' protest continues for third consecutive day | | | | Bashir Assad
SRINAGAR, Nov 30: For the third consecutive day today, the undergraduate students of Government Medical College Srinagar, held strong protest demonstration in the GMC compound demanding cancellation of admissions of tainted candidates who allegedly bought papers to qualify CET 2012.
Hundreds of medical students assembled in the GMC compound today in the morning and held demonstrations demanding cancellation of admissions of tainted students and severe punishment to former BOPEE chairman, Mushtaq Ahmad Peer.
The protesting students burned the effigies of Mushtaq Peer and demanded that in order to restore the pride and glory of the College, tainted students should be expelled ... | |
| | | | Separatists are consistent on raking up Kashmir issue | | Congress, BJP inconsistent on Pak refugee issue | | | Early Times Report
JAMMU, Nov 30: While raising issues pertaining to civic problems separatists rake up the Kashmir issue.Even if these separatists wish to dilate on the energy crisis in the state they have no hesitation in raising the Kashmir issue.
Whether moderates or hardliners both groups of separatists touch the Kashmir issue even while berating the Government for its failure to check price rise.They have no hesitation for talking about the Kashmir issue while giving sermons to people in mosques and other shrines.
And even if the moderate group among the separatists held it executive committee meeting, after a long time in Srinagar the other day,the members seemed they had n... | |
| | | | Questions of Omar Abdullah, Congress will be answered in Srinagar: Kishore | | Modi to visit Kashmir in March with Vajpayee's message | | | Javaid Naikoo
SRINAGAR, Nov 30: At a time when political circles of Kashmir are whispering about the Bhartiya Janata party (BJP) Prime Ministerial candidate, Narendra Modi's visit to Jammu, BJP state president while criticizing the policies of National Conference and State Congress said that Narendra Modi will visit Kashmir also with the message of Atal Bihari Vajpayee and will reply all the questions of Chief Minister, Omar Abdullah and state Congress there.
While criticizing and disagreeing with the statement of Chief Minister Omar Abdullah that BJP's political ideology and handling of Kashmir is very well known to the people of Kashmir and People of Jammu and Kashmir state have fought ... | |
| | | | Why political parties are mum on 2010 MBBS scam? | | | | ET Report
JAMMU, Nov 30: While as all political parties in the state are demanding high level probe to the latest exposure of scam in Combined Entrance Test (CAT), no one is speaking about another notorious MBBS impersonation scam in which wards of some influential persons was involved. The scam was exposed in the year 2010 but till date no comprehensive action has been taken so far.
Although this high profile case was handed over to the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) and charge sheet was presented by the premier investigation agency yet no further action has been taken. Those who had hired people from outside of the state are still roaming freely and no action has been taken again... | |
| | | | Sensing defeat in Rajasthan, Azad talks about Cong role in freedom struggle | | Yes, BJP is political organ of RSS | | | Neha
JAMMU, Nov 30: A very strong anti-Congress wave is sweeping in Rajasthan. The Congress knows it. That's the reason most of the senior Congress leaders, including their "Bharat Mata/Lakshmi Bhai" (Sonia Gandhi), talk more about the RSS, BJP and Narendra Modi than about people's problems, corruption, scams, high food prices, acute unemployment problem, internal security, economic health, developmental issues, social situation, issues of governance and so on. On Friday, Union Health Minister and former Jammu & Kashmir Chief Minister Ghulam Nabi Azad not only did the same but also sought votes from the people saying the RSS and the BJP didn't play role in the freedom struggle.
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| | | | Congress a boon but for Kashmir | | Plight of Jammu | | | Rustam
JAMMU, Nov 30: The Congress leadership wants the people to strengthen the Congress party in Jammu & Kashmir. It says that the Congress is the only party that can ensure better future of the state. "Strengthen the Congress party for a better future of Jammu & Kashmir State as Congress party is the only secular force acceptable in all three regions and has emerged strong because of people's support to its policies and programmes and it will lead the State to peace, progress and prosperity" is the upshot of the Congress's whole argument.
"The Congress has emerged strong unifying and secular force in all three regions of the State and it alone can better serve the interest of all secti... | |
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