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| Mob attacks hospital, property damaged | | | | Early Times Reporter
Jammu | May 17
Irate mob today attacked on doctors at Government Hospital Sarwal alleging them responsible for the death of a patent, Rajesh Gupta.
The mob forcibly entered the hospital and reportedly damaged property in the premises. The irate mob also tried to manhandle the medical superintendent of the hospital.
A couple of days back Rajesh Gupta (24) was admitted in the hospital for surgery but during operation the vein of the patient received a cut and he started bleeding. The agitators alleged that the surgeon Dr Raj Rishi Sharma continued to perform the operation for two hors and sensing his condition critical hospital authorities shifted him to GMC where d... | |
| | | | Karra's tirade against VO termed as vilification | | | |
Early Times Reporter
Jammu | May 17
The tirade launched by the senior PDP Minister for Finance, Housing and Urban Development Tariq Hamid Karra against the State Vigilance Organisation has been characterized by the sources in the anti corruption organization as an attempt at vilification of the agency, which has been working directly under the supervision of the Chief Minister and which has stepped up its move lately to book the corrupt officials, using underhand means. On the other hand the political parties and leaders of various Jammu based political groups have taken strong exception to the Finance Minister publically complaining of the anti corruption agency of the state working wi... | |
| | | | Political parties keen to eat more than they can digest | | | | Early Times Special Correspondent
Jammu |May 17
Even with fears of standing on a weak wicket the leadership of several mainstream political parties is so much optimistic about its performance in the ensuing Assembly poll that it is prepared to contest majority of the 87 Assembly seats in the
ensuing election..Take the case of the BSP,which after having split in two factions is getting ready for the birth of the third faction,continues to announce that it would contest all the 87 seats.Its rival National Bhaujan Party,headed by Dr Sat Pal,is not prepared to face the reality when he says that his unit will field its candidates in all the
constituencies.
In 2002 poll the undivided BS... | |
| | | | 5 Jaish militants gunned down | | ‘Major blow to outfit’ | | |
Early Times Reporter
Srinagar | May 17
Jaish-e- Mohammed outfit today suffered a major blow when the Security Forces on Saturday gunned down five militants of the outfit at Lurgam Tral in South Kashmir Pulwama district , during an encounter lasting for few hours.
Acting on specific information regarding the presence of militants in village Lurgam, Police, CRPF and Army launched a joint operation and cordoned off the area.
As the troops reached the targeted place, militants hiding inside a house, opened indiscriminate firing, which was duly retaliated. In the ensuing encounter five militants holed up in the house were gunned down.
Police sources quoting Inspector General of Pol... | |
| | | | Mir accuses PDP of misleading people | | ‘Third Front would be a reality shortly’ | | |
Early Times Reporter
Jammu | May 17
Chief of Jammu Kashmir Democratic Party, Ghulam Hassan Mir, has, once again, come out in the open by accusing PDP leadership of “misleading” people by floating hollow slogans.
He said today people in the state had become wise enough and they would not be carried away by imaginary ideas dished out by the PDP leaders. He said such leaders had been encouraged in raising extraneous slogans and demands because the political system seemed to be meant for a few families.
Right from the day he was expelled from the PDP, Mir had been berating the PDP and the National Conference for perpetuating what he termed as family rule. He said that there was no interna... | |
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