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| Hindu Shiv Sena appreciated working of SIT | | |  Early Times Report
JAMMU, June 11: An emergency press Conference has been held by the organization of Hindu Shiv Sena Jammu and Kashmir, under the chairmanship of Krishan Manhas, president of the Sena, have highly appreciated the working of Special Investigation Team ( SIT) headed by D I G Farooq Khan.
To solve the long pending murder case of Chopra family this took p1ace some time back in the year 2006.
While speaking in the press conference, Krishan Manhas, president of the Sena said that many Special investigation teams were deployed to make the investigation in the above said murder case, but for the last so many years it was observed that no proper investigation was made, and now investigation and now it is the only present special investigation that has properly and thoroughly ... | |
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| Who has made what and how? | | Let JK ministers declare their assets | |  Early Times Report
JAMMU, June 10: The Prime Minister has urged his council of ministers to declare their assets as also those of their spouses and dependents along with any business interests, as per the annual exercise. The ministers have been asked to furnish the details by August 31 in accordance with the Code of Conduct for Ministers.
The paragraph 1(a) of the code of conduct also applies to the state ministers. It reads "disclose to the Prime Minister, or the Chief Minister, as the cas... | |
| | | | Security of Omar breached at RS Pura | | | | Early Times Report
jammu, June 10: A police constable on duty during the visit of Chief Minister Omar Abdullah's to R.S Pura breached his security and tried to move towards him in menacing manner.
According to the reports, Omar was here meet the newly elected Panches and sarpanches following the panchayat polls.
While the arrangements were being put in place for the interactive session, the chief minister's first in Jammu province, a constable rushed toward him but before he could reach him, the security guards tackled and pinned him down.
The constable has been identified as Sohan Lal. Sources said the cop was mentally unstable. But it is unclear if the constable was mentally not fit ... | |
| | | | Will remain CM for full six years: Omar | | 'No scope for cabinet expansion' | | | Early Times Report
SRINAGAR, June 10: Dismissing the talks of rotational Chief Minister in J&K after January 2012, Omar Abdullah, Friday, said 10-Janpath hasn't given any such indication and he will remain CM for six full years.
In an exclusive interview with KNS, Omar said, "There is an agreement between Congress and National Conference and according to that I'll remain Chief Minister for full six years."
On the recent statements by various state Congress leaders that power will change hands after three years, the Chief Minister said, "Till you don't hear it from 10-Janpath that there will be rotational Chief Minister, don't believe it. Some interested parties are trying to rake up this... | |
| | | | Dogras leaderless, in a state of trauma | | | | Neha
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JAMMU, June 10: "Dogras of the Jammu province are the only community in the country which is leaderless. They are in trauma. They are in a state of shock. Their very identity is under grave threat. Neither Kashmir cares for them nor New Delhi considers them relevant. Their life is not one of social, economic and political aspirations. Their life is one of toil and penury. Their only job is to take care of the Kashmiri needs and enrich the Kashmir's economy. It is not an exaggeration. It is a statement of fact. They have been suffering and facing humiliations at the hands of Kashmir and Delhi since October 1947, when the state acceded to India. In fact, while India ... | |
| | | | Having cried hoarse for no role in Chopra family murder, Wazir remanded to police custody | | 1 SP, 2 DSPs, 1 Inspector likely to be questioned in the case | | | Early Times Report
JAMMU, June 10: Having cried hoarse for his "no" role in the September 2006 sensational Chopra family murder, NC leader and ex-MLC Trilochan Singh Wazir alias Tallo was now cooling his feet in the police lockup.
Arrested yesterday in the case, he was today remanded by special municipal magistrate to five days police custody for his detailed interrogation.On the disclosure of Surinder Singh alias Kala transporter, a witness and their former business associate, Tallo and his brother Ajab Singh were arrested by police from their Green-Belt Park residence yesterday.
In his statement made before the court yesterday under section 164-A of RPC, the former MLC and Ajab were a... | |
| | | | Niyas, VHP take serious exception to CM's statement on yatra date, resolve to start yatra on June 15 | | | | Early Times Report
JAMMU, June 10: Taking serious exception to Chief Minister Omar Abdullah's statement that Amarnath yatra will not be allowed before the official date June 29, Hindu organizations including Baba Amarnath yatri Niyas and VHP today said that they will not be cowed down by the Government's threatening and the yatra will leave as per the traditional date of Jesht Purnima falling on June 15.
The Niyas and other Hindu organizations spearheading the ongoing movement also has turned down the offer of the administration and Shri Amarnath Shrine Board (SASB) to pay a visit to cave to supervise the condition of two tracks from Baltal and Phalgam. The decision to supervise the tra... | |
| | | | Proxy candidates undeterred, Police arrests one in Poonch appearing in 10th exam | | | | Amit Sharma
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Poonch, June 10: Notwithstanding the fact that the crime of letting proxy candidate sit in the BDS Examination cost ministry of then Minister for Roads and Building Ghulam Mohammad Saroori, candidates are still feeling it a easy way to clinch success in the examinations even though it is crime punishable under law.
A similar such incident has been reported from a Mendher school where a proxy candidate has been arrested by the police who was sitting in the examination hall writing English paper on behalf of another candidate.
Station House Officer of Mendher Police Station said that on the basis of complaint registered by an Examination Superintendent, ... | |
| | | | State Forest Minister's open loot of timber | | News Channel expose | | | AGENCIES
SRINAGAR, June 10: There is open looting of timber going on in the state right under Chief Minister Omar Abdullah's nose and it is being done by his own minister. In a sting operation carried out by a national news channel, a Forester spills the beans on how the state's Forest Minister Mian Altaf is allegedly misusing his power, looting a precious natural resource. What's shocking is that he is apparently not the first minister to do this.
Reporter: Can you tell us who is the Forester for compartments 30-35 and so on?
Abdul Ghani: It's me. Looks, if he is the forest guard and tree felling is going on he has to report to me. Then I will go for inspection. But this phenomenon of... | |
| | | | Jammu consumes less electricity, pays more tariff | | | | Early Times Report
JAMMU, June 10: The best reflection of how the ruling political class in Jammu has abandoned the public good in favour of what could be described as personal aggrandizement can be seen in ample measure during the peak of summer. A period when the province reels under the pressure of scorching heat, the handling of the power supply and water supply of the province by the government and the total connivance of the partners from Jammu in the ruling coalition is on brazen display. The sudden power cuts and the voltage fluctuations in the power supply to Jammu province bring such a discomfort to the people that many people on the street say "it is like living in the hell."
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| | | | Media coins new term for K separatists | | Separatist Is Separatist | | | Rustam
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JAMMU, June 10: Believe it or not but it is a fact that a section of print and electronic media has coined a new term for a section of Kashmiri separatists. This section has started terming this section of separatists as "mainstream separatists." Earlier, the entire Indian media, both print and electronic, used to call them "moderate" separatists. A leading private TV news channel has coined this term. It was coined some ten days ago. Nidhi Razdan of NDTV 24X7 coined this new term, to be more exact. Who are the separatists whom a section of media now calls "mainstream separatists." They include JKLF chairman Yasin Malik, APHC chairman Mirwaiz Umar Farooq and his ... | |
| | | | LeT area commander including 2 militants killed in Doda | | | | EARLY TIMES REPORT
jammu, June 10: The security forces today gunned down two terrorists belonging to Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) terror outfit during an encounter in Wanipora forest area of Doda.
"Acting on tip-off, a joint column of Rashtriya Rifles and police launched a search operation in Sazan area and killed two LeT militants after a brief encounter," police sources said.
The slain militants have been identified as Javed Ahmad Malik alias Abu Hurara, an area commander of LeT and 'A'- category militant, son of Gul Mohd resident of village Kashryan, and Akhtar Hussain alias Mubbasir son of Abdul Rehmaan resident of village Zehand. The security forces also recovered two rifles from the site... | |
| | | | Two get 3-year sentence for theft Maida, Ghee | | | | EARLY TIMES REPORT
UDHAMPUR, June 10: Two persons were sentenced to three years imprisonment and fined Rs 1500 each for breaking one bakery shop and taking two sacks of Maida and 22 kilograms of ghee from there.
Chief Judicial Magistrate Udhampur Mohinder Kumar Sharma has convicted and sentenced Ved Parkash son of Krishan Lal resident of village Satani Udhampur and Mangat Ram son of Shiv Ram resident of Village Barmeen Ramnagar to undergo three years imprisonment, and fine of fifteen hundred to each who are facing trial for the last ten years for allegedly committing offence under section 457/380 RPC.
According to reports, convicting both the accused for commission of offence punishable ... | |
| | | | Nago's son tries to end life inside Hiranagar jail | | | | EARLY TIMES REPORT
JAMMU, June 10: Nagar Singh's son Jatinder Singh alias Raja today tried to end his life inside the Hiranagar jail by cutting his wrist vein.
Raja is the main accused in Amandeep murder case. His father is too lodged in the jail for fudging evidence in the case.
Police sources said soon after he cut his vein with a blade, he was rushed by the jail staff to hospital where he received two stiches.
Kathua SSP JL Sharma said Raja's condition was out of danger. A case had been registered against him under section 309 of RPC, he informed.
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