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Early Times Report
JAMMU, May 12: The accused, Nitin Mehra, a resident of Kailash Nagar in Talab-Tillo here, was arrested from Pathankot in Punjab on Sunday night, where he was hiding to evade the arrest, said police.
On May 10, the accused entered the house of Prof Sunil Uppal at Garden Avenue area in Talab-Tillo and allegedly robbed him at the gun-point, said police, adding though he faced stiff resistance from family members, he managed to overpower them.
CCTV cameras installed at the house captured Mehras' image, who left behind dummy gun, handkerchief, jacket and rubber slippers, said police.
Talking to reporters today, Jammu senior superintendent of police (SSP) Atul Goel said: ... | |
| | | | DSRS authorities invite forms from eligible candidates for PhD programme | | | | Bivek Mathur
JAMMU, May 12: In yet another impact of Early Times report on the messy state of affairs in Department for Strategic and Regional Studies (DSRS), Jammu University, the department has issued notification inviting forms from the eligible candidate for the research course.
Pertinently, ET had published a report titled title- "Ishar's Amritsariya Lobby playing with future of Jammu youth, M.Phil pass outs of DSRS awaiting admission in PhD since 2010."
However, the notification has not been uploaded by the department till now on the University website but ET has come to know from sources about such a notification where eligible candidates who have completed their MA in Economics, ... | |
| | | | Leadership's wisdom would be judged before Assembly polls | | Hectic lobbying in BJP for Assembly mandate | | |
Early Times Report
JAMMU, May 12: Even before counting of the Parliament elections, hectic lobbying in BJP has already been started to get mandate for the coming Assembly elections.
During the campaign of Lok Sabha elections, a number of BJP leaders have projected themselves as candidates of their respective Assembly segments. And BJP candidates for both the Parliament seats had not opposed those who were projecting themselves as Assembly elections because at that time their target was their own elections.
But, now when Parliament elections have almost completed these leaders have been exerting pressure on their mentors to get their names announced for Assembly polls. BJP leadership wo... | |
| | | | As people vote for change of guard, 'hard' luck in store for coalition candidates in state | | After polls people eagerly waiting for results | | | Jehangir Rashid
SRINAGAR, May 12: As the nine phases Lok Sabha elections concluded today evening all eyes are focused on the morning of May 16 when the counting of votes would be taken up across the length and breadth of the state.
Leaders of all the mainstream parties are keeping their fingers crossed as they want to know what lies in store for them. By the evening of May 16 it would become clear who will form the next Government at centre and who would be the next Prime Minister of India. Odds seem to be in favour of Bharatiya Janta Party's Narendra Modi to be the next PM of the country.
At the state level leaders of political parties like Congress, National Conference and People’s Dem... | |
| | | | Nervous NC pleading Cong to retain alliance | | | |
Early Times Report
JAMMU, May 12: The nervous National Conference is making desperate efforts to ensure that NC-Congress alliance doesn't end. The senior leadership of the party has been convincing the Congress high command that snapping ties with the NC would be political suicidal for the party. The Congress high command has though told NC that it will take decision only after consulting the state leadership.
According to the sources, the Chief Minister Omar Abdullah, who was away from the state since May 6, even a day before the polling, had a meeting with the Congress vice-president Omar Abdullah in the Delhi, the sources said that Omar tried to convince Rahul against snapping ties.
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| | | | Coalition partners fast losing representative character | | LS polls bring harsh reality to fore | | | Shakeel A Khan
SRINAGAR, May 12: The incidents that took place after polling in Baramulla Lok Sabha seat seem to be politically motivated. The politicians of the state, more so in power, will try their best to exploit these opportunities as a means of saving in the coming Assembly elections.
Those people who are hungry for power will go to any extent for their political survival, doesn't matter if they have to run their horses over the dead bodies. They will not tolerate the rise of those people who can show them the door for ever.
The people are of the opinion that the coalition parties more so National Conference will die a political death as the leaders of these parties are fast losin... | |
| | | | Farooq's renunciation drama exposed; re-elected president despite public denial | | Its booth capturing in JKCA elections! | | | Early Times Report
SRINAGAR, May 12: Four days after he publically announced that he had played his last innings as the president of the Jammu and Kashmir Cricket Association and that he shall not be in fray for another term, National Conference patriarch Farooq Abdullah did not only contest for another illegal term as president but also rigged the polls to ensure his unopposed election to the JKCA headship.
Farooq's unopposed re-election has stirred a storm within the JKCA as many members of the opponent camp were not even allowed to enter the venue of elections. Accusing Jammu and Kashmir Cricket Association working committee of committing fraud and manipulation, the incumbent members ... | |
| | | | Kashmir election in the eyes of political observers | | NC has lost the game? | | | Rustam
JAMMU, May 12: Election results in Jammu and Kashmir, like in the rest of the country, will be announced on May 16, but many a political observer have started predicting doom for the ruling National Conference (NC) and suggesting that the outcome of the Lok Sabha elections will be a "harbinger of what will happen in October". The Assembly elections in Jammu and Kashmir will be held between October and December this year and the new Government will be in place on or before January 5, 2015. Omar Abdullah will complete six years in office on January 4.
Some leading Kashmir-watchers and sympathizers of those who want a lose type of relationship between (Jammu &)Kashmir have opined that... | |
| | | | Congress leaders ditched NC, sought votes for PDP: AJKPC | | `Toppling Govt is age old policy of Congress' | | | Javaid Naikoo
Srinagar, May 12: The Panchayat Conference has accused Congress leaders including Taj, Parrey and Lone of seeking votes for DP candidate in North Kashmir. The AJKPC was responding to Congress allegations that village heads canvassed for PDP candidate.
In a meeting convened here today, members of AJKPC said that none among the village heads had participated in cross voting but whatever happened is the handiwork of Congress leadership.
The Congress, the meeting held, is fond of toppling governments and the cross voting is part of this conspiracy.
"Why are people like Taj Mohi-ud-din, Muhammad Muzaffar Parry, Shoeb Lone shying away now. These were the persons who urged th... | |
| | | | Rajouri Police produces challan against Dr Javid, ors in CJM court | | Justice smiles at beleaguered Smaira | | | Avinash Azad
Jammu, May 12: Delivering first installment of poetic justice to the victim Smaira alias Gurpreet Kour, Rajouri police today produced challan in the court of Chief Judicial Magistrate (CJM) Rajouri against Dr Javid Choudhary and his family members after completing investigations.
Police sources said that following a complaint lodged by Smaira alias Gurpreet Kour, a case was registered under section 376/406, 420/379, 120-B RPC in 2012 at P/S Rajouri. "The Cahallan was produced against Dr Javid Choudhary his father Modh Abdullah, mother Isam Begum and uncle of Nisar Choudhary all resident of village Nadian Darhal", the sources said.
Health Department had already terminated s... | |
| | | | It's time to settle the 65-year-old citizenship issue in Jammu | | Plight of refugees from West Pakistan | | | Neha
JAMMU, May 12: Thousands of Hindus, mostly Dalits, migrated to Jammu from West Pakistan in the wake of the communal partition of India in August 1947 to save their lives, dignity and culture. Ever since then, they have been struggling very hard to obtain citizenship rights in order to lead a dignified life as Indian citizens and enjoy all the rights available under the Indian Constitution and Jammu & Kashmir Constitution, but in vain.
They hold the successive Kashmiri dominated governments in the State responsible for their absolutely miserable life and hold Article 370 in contempt as an anti-democratic instrument in the hands of the Valley's political elite which uses it brazenly ... | |
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