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| Inquilabi's grilling leads police to arrest of his close associate | | It is felt that he can help police smash HM network across Jammu region | | | EARLY TIMES REPORT
JAMMU, Dec 3: Hizbul Mujahideen (HM) divisional commander Abdullah Inquilabi's sustained grilling today led security forces to the apprehension of his close associate from Dhaleri in Kalakote, Rajouri.
The buoyed up police now hope to smash the entire HM network across Jammu region.
Inquilabi, who was arrested by Delhi police special cell from Deer Park on November 14 last, is being interrogated by different agencies at Rajouri police station.
Official sources said on his disclosure, police and troops of counter-insurgency force (Uniform) apprehended his close associate from Dhaleri.
He was identified as Pervez Bakkarwal (30), son of Dawood Bakkarwal of Dhaleri.
He was highly motivated HM supporter and provided food, shelter and guidance to terrorists, besides giving them information as regards the movement of security forces.
He had been under sections 55, 109, 212 and 216 of RPC for his involvement in unlawful activities. He was lodged at Kalakote police station.
Pervez's arrest has caused panic among HM sympathisers in Rajouri, Reasi and Poonch d... | |
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| Kashmir Impasse: Trifurcation is the way out | | | | RUSTAM
EARLY TIMES REPORT
JAMMU, Dec 3: Should we continue to devise solutions based on the assumption that the Valley and its leaders belonging to a particular religious sect represent the general will and that recognizing the Valley as the sole factor in the state's political situation and accepting the political demands of a section of the Kashmiri leaders would be the same as meeting the political needs of all the people of Jammu, Kashmir and Ladakh? Or, should we look beyond the Valley and go in for the reorganization of the state's existing polity on a regional basis in order to first accommodate the political aspirations of the people of Jammu and Ladakh, who have borne the brunt o... | |
| | | | Minor girl gang raped in Mendhar | | | | EARLY TIMES REPORT
RAJOURI, Dec 3: A 13 year old girl studying in class 8 was allegedly gang raped by two boys in Sagra village of Mendher Tehsil in Poonch district.
Police has taken custody of one of the accused and launched man hunt to nab another. As per reports, a 13 years old girl Misba (name changed) resident of Sagra village in Mendher Tehsil was first kidnapped by two boys from her house last evening when she was returning after attending call of nature outside her house at about 8:30 PM.
Sources said that the two accused have been identified as Kaka Hussain son of Abdullah and Zahir Hussain son of Nazir Hussain. "When the girl reached near them, they handcuffed her and took he... | |
| | | | Army lodges protest with Pak troops over ceasefire violation | | | | EARLY TIMES REPORT
JAMMU, Dec 3: Army today lodged a strong protest with Pak troops over the yesterday's incident of ceasefire violation on the Line of Control (LoC) in KG sub-sector of Poonch.
"We have lodged a strong protest with our Pakistani counterparts and asked them to refrain from such acts in the future", army officials said. The two sides met on the LoC in Poonch today, the sources added. The Pak troops had yesterday targeted several Indian posts on LoC in KG sub-sector with mortars and rockets and fired indiscriminately.
The Pak troops had shelled Kirpan, Kirpan one, Chajja, Kranti, Ghoda, Nangi Tikri and Mandol forward posts on LoC. Pakistan had earlier violated the ceasefi... | |
| | | | HC stays transfer of case to BSF court | | Zahid Farooq Case | | | EARLY TIMES REPORT
JAMMU, Dec 3: Zahid Farooq case took a new turn today when the High Court stayed its transfer to a Border Security Force court. Admitting the petition filed by the state challenging the order of Chief Judicial Magistrate (CJM), Justice Mansoor Ahmad Mir while staying the transfer of the case called for records. The court also urged the respondents to ensure their presence either in person or through their lawyers.
Zahid Farooq, a student of 11th standard was allegedly shot dead by a Border Security Force patrol headed by Commandant Birdi on February 5 near Nishat. The killing evoked widespread protests across Kashmir. The police arrested the commandant and a constable ... | |
| | | | Will New Delhi allow 2 PMs in India? | | | | EARLY TIMES REPORT
JAMMU, Dec 3: The National Conference at a meeting today to finalize to observe the 105 birth anniversary made a mention of 1952 Delhi Agreement and Article 370 of the Indian Constitution. The contemporary leadership of the National Conference, it seems, has a weak memory. They must know how Sher-e-Kashmir behaved during and after the Beg-Parthasarthy dialogue which culminated into 1975 accord.
Before his deputy signed the 1975 accord, Sheikh Muhammad Abdullah, during an interaction with the then Prime Minister Indira Gandhi said: "Let us start from where I left in 1953. Gandhi replied, Sheikh Saheb, while I respect your sentiments, I must tell you that the clock can... | |
| | | | Defence Ministry controlled damage caused by Lt General | | Qamarwari Terrorist-Police clash | | | NEHA
EARLY TIMES REPORT
JAMMU, Dec 3: The General Officer Commanding in-Chief (GOC-in-C), Northern Command, Lt General BS Jaswal, shocked the nation yesterday by dissociating the Army from the November 30 Public Relation Officer Lt Col Pradeep Kochhar's statement regarding the Qamarwari terrorist-police clash which led to the death of three terrorists and one policeman. He should not have done so. Instead, he should have defended Kochhar to the hilt in the larger interest of the Army - an institution the Indian nation respects from the core of their heart, notwithstanding the involvement of certain top-ranking Army officers in the infamous Adrash Society scam.
Lt General Jaswal has undo... | |
| | | | Youth held in alleged rape case | | | | EARLY TIMES REPORT
JAMMU, Dec 3: A youth was arrested by police at Inayatpur in Nowshera area of Rajouri last evening for allegedly outraging the modesty of a woman. Police sources said the woman was all alone at home last evening when Mohammad Riyaz clandestinely entered her room and allegedly raped her. Riyaz later fled the spot but was arrested late last night on the complaint of the woman. Police had registered a case against him.
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| | | | Siraj is new SSP, CBI, Jammu | | | | EARLY TIMES REPORT
JAMMU, Dec 3: Javed Siraj today took over as new SSP CBI, Jammu, replacing MK Bhat transferred to CBI special crime region-I on Dalhousie Road, New Delhi.
Siraj was holding charge of Srinagar branch when he was entrusted additional charge of Jammu branch by CBI head office.
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| | | | Mystery shrouds bus driver's death | | | | EARLY TIMES REPORT
JAMMU, Dec 3: A bus driver today died under mysterious circumstances on the driving seat after he stopped the vehicle at Nirdosh Chowk in Akhnoor. The bus (JK02AC/5775) was on its way from Jammu to Poonch. Police sources said when driver Bal Krishan of Roop Nagar stopped the bus at Nirdosh Chowk, he died on the driving seat under mysterious circumstances. Police had registered a case in this connection.
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| | | | Students protest over woman's death | | | | EARLY TIMES REPORT
JAMMU, Dec 3: Students of a private school today held a demonstration inside the Akhnoor sub-district hospital over a woman's death due to the alleged negligence of doctors yesterday. Beero Devi (65) had died in the hospital yesterday evening due to the alleged negligence of doctors. Her family had also protested inside the hospital premises. She worked in a private school. As the students this morning came to know about here death, they took out a rally and also held a demonstration at the hospital. However, when police told them that they were looking into the matter, the students dispersed peacefully.... | |
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