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Jammu, May 20
Police has registered a case of attempt to murder against a Sikh youth and some other unknown persons for allegedly attacking Station House Officer Janipur Zahid Wani during a melee between lawyers and police inside district court complex on Saturday.
The SHO was injured on Saturday when lawyers allegedly thrashed an under-trail, Shafiq-ul-Rahman, who earlier-attacked his own counsel Advocate Muhammad Aslam Bhat inside the court complex. The police officer reportedly was trying to save the accused when he received a blow on his vital part leaving him unconscious.
Sources disclosed that following the clash senior police officers called a meeting and took stock of ... | |
| | | | With Rs 50 crore departmental allocations, HG Jawans get only 410 per month | | | |
Jammu, May 20 With a whooping 54 crore allocations being released for their department every year, twenty five hundred Home Guard Jawans in Jammu and Kashmir get only a paltry sum of Rs 410 per month as remuneration.
Even though working shoulder to shoulder with their counter parts in Auxiliary police and JKP, for most of the part of the month their children had to go to bed empty stomach.
While officially they are being paid only for nine days a month, their services are always required by police officers either at their home as domestic servants or as office boy in their offices.
These Home guards are indeed the worst victim of our unbecoming system where policies are... | |
| | | | 25 pc increase in assembly seats - what to do and what not to do- coalition’s dilemma | | Seat increase issue brings arch rivals PDP, NC closer | | |
Sanjay Khajuria
Jammu May 20
ALL-PARTY MEETING aimed to generate a consensus prior to implementation of the decision to increase the strength of the Assembly by 25 percent, over the existing 111 sets - 87 elected in state (rest 24 reserved for PoK) but the coalition and the opposition seemed more divided house than ever and stirring the hornet’s nest left state to debate of ‘whether increase seats or not..’
The difference of the opinion between the coalition government and the main opposition the National Conference was obvious but the allies like Congress, People's Democratic Party and People’s Democratic Front and JKNPP shocked the people. PDP though being a partner in alliance ac... | |
| | | | J&K security situation under constant review: Jaiswal | | Lashkar for arms training to hardline Kashmiri women | | |
BL KAK
NEW DELHI, May 20
Yet another anti-India scheme of things by the Pakistan-based Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT): In cooperation with the Hizbul Mujahideen, deeply-entrenched militant outfit in Kashmir, hardline Muslim women are, in a phased manner, being roped in from different parts of the Valley as well as from parts of Jammu region for short duration courses in receiving arms training.
Intelligence inputs, in this regard, have become available at a time when the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) is in the receipt of a set of reports, which suggest that Lashkar-e-Toiba is running training camps in Pakistan and Pakistan occupied Kashmir (PoK) for imparting tra... | |
| | | | Security forces on high alert to check fresh infiltration | | BIDS FROM ACROSS LINE OF CONTROL,INTERNATIONAL BORDER | | |
Jammu, May 20,
If official reports are any
guide groups of militants have been camping across
R.S.Pura,Samba,Poonch,Rajouri,Kupwara and Uri sectors
for infiltrating into Jammu and Kashmir.
Official sources said that reports from across the
border revealed that most of the boys,waiting for
sneaking into Jammu and Kashmir,were keen to join the
mainstream after bidding farewell to the gun. Some
among them had simply crossed over to Pakistan and
occupied Kashmir and had realised their folly. They
were keen to return and start a peaceful living.
Official sources said that in the recent past an
attempt was made to snap the barbed wire fence on the
International Border in ... | |
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