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| Political pressure or police's failure? Tramboo flees to US, shoot out still a mystery | | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, Dec 28: A month after the Channi Himmat shoot out, mystery continues to shroud the incident. The police have failed to effect the arrest of Haseeb Tramboo and his father's Personal Security Officer Riyaz Ahmed.
The inaction of the police has raised many a question. Has police succumbed to political pressure as Kashmir based business tycoon has good connections with those who run the show in the State. It is further alleged that police gave room to the accused Haseeb Tramboo to flee to America.
A police officer on anonymity said that, police have registered a case but due to delay in getting the ballistic report, police have been unable to solve the mystery. Sources said that police have suspicion that shoot out at Tramboo's residence was a well planned drama to frame some of the rivals of Tramboo. The AK 47 rounds police recovered from the spot were shot from the service gun of his PSOs, besides no bullet of other weapon was found at his residence , but despite of knowing the fact, police fail to handcuffed the accused behind due to Tram... | |
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| Rs 435 cr cleared; PDD still owes Rs 322 crore to NHPC | | | | Syed Junaid Hashmi
Jammu, Dec 28: Power Development Department (PDD) owes a whooping Rs. 322.59 crore to National Hydrochloric Project Corporation (NHPC). NHPC recently agitated the issue before Northern Region Power Committee (NRPC) alleging that J&K is its number one defaulter and is the only state that hasn't made any payment during the current financial year, despite repeated requests and personal meetings with the representatives of PDD at Jammu, who assured of clearing the default at the earliest. The default money is yet to be cleared. This default is in the amount which the PDD is obliged to NHPC for the energy supplied upto October, 2012. Power grid too has complained of PDD not h... | |
| | | | Congress Foundation Day A 'dull, drab ritual' at PCC HQs: Ministers, legislators stay away | | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, Dec 28: The ministers of Congress in J&K and sitting MLAs of the party are either too busy in their respective 'assignments' or have perhaps better things to do than to pay even ritualistic attention towards a day with which their political identities are associated. This was amply reflected today at Party office function which saw only few functionaries of PCC from middle rung hierarchy besides a couple of district presidents and MLCs present. None of them today deemed it necessary to be a part of the function organized at Congress headquarters to celebrate the Foundation Day of the party. Or may be it was the chill in the winter and first downpour of winter whi... | |
| | | | Pulwama encounter: Two LeT ultras eliminated, Army officer among other 12 injured | | | | EARLY TIMES REPORT
Javaid Naikoo
srinagar, Dec 28: Two Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) militants were killed while nine civilians and three security personnels including an Army officer were injured in a fierce encounter that took place between militants and security forces in Chandgam-Babagam area of district Pulwama here today. Three among nine civilians were critically injured and curfew was imposed in main town Pulwama after stone pelting and protests broke out in the area.
According to D.I.G South Kashmir Vijay Kumar, two militants have been identified as Imtiyaz Ahmed Teli alias Fahadullah Kashmiri resident of Petipora Pulwama and Mohammad Aamir Bhat '18' son of Mohd Abdullah Bhat, of Ha... | |
| | | | Massive irregularities alleged | | Allotment of flats to migrant employees | | |
Early Times Report
Jammu, Dec 28: Many a brow has been raised over allotment of flats to migrant employees in police colony at Channi. It is being alleged that some close associates of Relief Commissioner have maintained all the affairs of distributing flats.
Few months back 110 flats were allotted to migrant families in Channi police colony. However, it is being alleged that more than 50 flats have been allotted without following the proper procedure. The close associate of Relief Commissioner, who is the hand behind this allotment, projected himself as the son-in-law of a Rajya Sabha member.
Highly placed sources told Early Times that estate officer of the Police Department had re... | |
| | | | Indian State Disowns Indian Nation | | No alternative to separate homeland in Kashmir, says PK | | | EARLY TIMES REPORT
Neha
Jammu, Dec 28: Panun Kashmir (PK), an organization of internally-displaced Kashmiri Pandits today launched a scathing attack on the Indian State and without mincing words charged it with disowning the Indian Nation. In fact, the PK held national convention in Jammu, which was attended by hundreds of PK activists, including men, women and children. They very carefully listened to the speakers, who reflected on the nature of the ongoing secessionist movement in Kashmir, nature of the Indian State and declared in unequivocal language that there is no alternative to separate homeland for the persecuted and hounded out community within the Kashmir valley. They reite... | |
| | | | Govt schools fail to impress yet again | | Teachers seek infrastructure, promise better results | | |
Early Times Report
srinagar, Dec 28: The government teachers of Kashmir region have questioned the action against some of their colleagues for not producing better results in the matriculation examination held in October. The results were out last week and once again the government schools failed to impress the authorities.
There are 11633 government schools in Kashmir province. After education was made a fundamental right, the government approved a sum of Rs 778 crore for improving education infrastructure. But the government report found that 4830 schools in the state still do not have their own building. Most of them run in shabby rented rooms.
A school in Shumriyal village of... | |
| | | | Asgar Ali refutes NC spokesperson's allegation 80% decisions of DDB meetings not implemented, demanded probe into ET report | | | | Asif Iqbal Naik
early times report
KISHTWAR, Dec. 28: Refuting the allegation of neglecting Kishtwar by Mufti Mohammad Sayeed during his regime leveled by MLA Kishtwar and NC spokesperson Sajjad Ahmed Kichloo, People’s Democratic Party MLC from Kishtwar Syed Asgar Ali in a press conference at Dak Banglow Kishtwar put the blame on coalition Government of befooling the people of entire State in general and the people of Kishtwar in particular. He alleged that 80% decisions taken in District Development Board meetings of District Kishtwar have not been implemented as a result of which the developmental works in District Kishtwar hampers badly.
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