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| Exit polls predict a Congress rout in JK! | | | |
Kunal Shrivatsa
JAMMU, May 13: With almost all the exit polls aired on different Television News Channels on Monday predicting two to three seats to Bharatiya Janta Party and none to Congress in J&K, the grand old party of the country is facing an imminent rout in the northern most states of the country.
While the exit poll of ABP-Nielsen has given two seats each to BJP and Peoples' Democratic Party (PDP), it has projected one seat apiece for the National Conference (NC) and an independent out of the six Lok Sabha seats of the state.
The ABP-Nielsen survey's projections thus means that the Congress shall draw a blank in the two parliamentary constituencies of Jammu-Poonch and Udhampur... | |
| | | | After unleashing terror on voters, 33000 Panchayat members labeled as 'informers' | | AJKPC urge Geelani to name stool pigeons | | | Javaid Naikoo
SRINAGAR, May 13: Responding to Hurriyat (G) chairman, Syed Ali Geelani's allegations that the village heads were police informers, the Panchayat Conference has urged the hardliner to identify the persons who he believed were informers.
Terming Geelani's statement undemocratic and baseless, members of AJKPC said that village heads cannot resign en-masse as they have been elected by people for developmental activities in their respective areas and are not selected by politicians or political parties, therefore have nothing to do with politics.
"Leveling baseless allegations does not suit a person like Geelani. If he and other separatist leaders feel that there is any one ... | |
| | | | RTO’s office raided, CB seizes records | | | |
Early Times Report
JAMMU, May 13: A team of Crime Branch sleuths today raided office of the Regional Transport Officer at Jammu, following the complaint that the large scale bungling is taking place in the shape of fee charged by the very office, using of fake stamps on affidavits besides bungling in the issuance of Driving Licenses.
Based on the complaint, the Crime Branch team reached in the office and seized the record for scrutiny. SSP Crime Branch Shakti Pathak when contacted said that the drive pertains to the old complaint lodged with the Crime Branch.
Meanwhile, sources giving information said that, CB team seized the records from RTO office and during scrutiny found variou... | |
| | | | Will PDP join NDA to remain in the centre stage? | | | |
Neha
JAMMU, May 13: Will the PDP, which could, according to exit polls, win two seats in Jammu and Kashmir, join the likely victorious BJP-led NDA? The possibility cannot be overruled. The PDP could become part of the NDA. It appears. The reason is that the PDP leaders, including the party patron Mufti Mohammad Sayeed and his daughter and party president Mehbooba Mufti, unlike NC president Farooq Abdullah and his son and party president and Chief Minister Omar Abdullah, didn't even once criticize the BJP and its Prime Ministerial candidate Narendra Modi. On the contrary, both on occasions used a very soft language for the BJP. They praised Atal Behari Vajpayee and BJP-led NDA Government ... | |
| | | | BJP may spring a surprise in J&K | | PDP likely to decimate NC | | | Rustam
JAMMU, May 13: The fate of the six candidates who sought election to the 16th Lok Sabha in Jammu and Kashmir will be known on May 16, the day the under-attack Election Commission will announce results. But the exit polls conducted by the various poll agencies have predicted what is in store for the political parties. All the exit polls, without any exception, have predicted a massive victory for the BJP-led NDA and doom for the Congress-led UPA. The Congress's own tally would be an all-time low. The BJP-led NDA could win seats ranging from 276 to 340 and the tally of the Congress-led UPA could be between 70 and around 130. The BJP's own tally could be between 236 and 291 and the Con... | |
| | | | Tweet-retweet on exit polls | | "It's a great time pass" | | | ET Report
SRINAGAR, May 13: Casting doubt over the authenticity of the exit polls which claim 'Ab ki baar, Modi Sarkar' mantra will take real shape on May 16, Chief Minister of Jammu and Kashmir Omar Abdullah termed these exit polls as a 'great time pass'.
"The only exit poll that matters is the one that is slated for Friday (the day Lok Sabha results will be out), the rest are all great time pass," he said on Twitter.
Omar questioned the credibility of the opinion polls in view of the vast difference between two surveys in the number of Lok Sabha seats expected to be won by parties in a particular state.
Citing the example of Rajasthan, the Chief Minister wrote: "So one channel gives C... | |
| | | | Army foils another infiltration bid in Poonch | | 50-60 terrorists waiting to cross LoC | | |
M.S.Nazki
POONCH, May 13: Yet another infiltration bid by Pakistan was today foiled by Army in KG Sector of Poonch third consecutive day today. Indian troops thwarted desperate attempts of Pakistan to push terrorists into the Indian soil. Infiltration attempt took place when some armed terrorists tried to make yet another attempt to sneak into Indian side around 9 pm to 12.30 pm on Monday night. 3 Grenadiers and 135 Battalion stationed at Krishna Ghati sector effectively opened the retaliatory fire as militants opened heavy firing through mortar shelling. The terrorists had tried to make the infiltration bid from the Battal area of the Pakistan side while the Pakistan army opened the f... | |
| | | | Fire consumes 6 residential quarters of FID at Baramulla | | | | Syed Tahir Bukhari
BARAMULLA, May 13: Northern residential quarters of Flood and Irrigation Department at Khowjabagh area of North Kashmir's Baramulla district were gutted in a fire during the intervening night of May12-13.
These residential quarters were allotted to Manzoor Ahmad Bhat,Aziz Sheikh, Mohammad Jamal Sheikh, Mohammad Shafi Sheikh, Harbajan Kour, and Gagandeep Kour R/O Baramulla district in 2004,who were working incGovernment and Semi-Government departments.
According to eyewitness, "At least six government residential quarters were gutted completely, after a major fire broke out in premises due to short circuit in the Northern Flood colony. One person was reportedly injur... | |
| | | | Ayush docs into breach of practice | | | | Mohammad Shafiq Nazki
Poonch, May 14 : Doctors engaged under the new health policy of Government of India i.e. Ayush-an initiative to explore the Indian System of medicines is suffering badly in Jammu and Kashmir's Poonch town as the mobile teams of doctors sent to this town on duty are deep neck involved in cross prescription of medicines against the directions passed by Directorate of Indian System of Medicines (DISM) and Directorate of Health Services Kashmir (DHS). According to different circular issued from DISM and DHS Sringar, vide number DISM/Gen/609-22 dated 21.05.2010 number DISM/Gen/3620/57 dated 29.08.2011 number DISM/783/830 dated 07.02.2011 and number DISM/1891-1905 dated... | |
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