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Rise in infiltration bids to put Intelligence, Security agencies on toes Infiltration rise witnessed, centre claimed decline on May 9 6/6/2007 12:19:37 AM Govind Chouhan Jammu June 5 Infiltration bid on the Line of Control (LoC) at Kanga Gali in Manjakote of Rajouri district last night in which four heavy armed infiltrators were gunned down by the security forces has invited attentions of not only security agencies but also from the common masses in the state. The recent spurt in the infiltration and the increased terror violence has led the people and the security agencies to sense a deeper game plan to resurrect the terror regime in the the state. With Mufti Mohammed Sayeed of PDP, a coalition partner of Congress in the J&K government, pushing for troop reduction, security agencies including army fear the surge in infiltration may be an "ominous" about the future to come. In recent past fortnight not only infiltration bids were foiled in various sectors of the state but security forces recovered a large quantity of ammunition and automatic weapons along with the other accessories including wire cutter and wireless sets and satellite phones from hide outs and during the infiltration bids foiled. Here is mention that last ye...   READ MORE

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‘Demilitarization’ within recent spurt of violence set tongue wagering in state politics 6/6/2007 12:17:44 AM Sanjay Khajuria Jammu June 5 If any country says it is safe from this (the terrorism) they are putting their heads in the sand…… Maj Gen Achraf Rifi General Director of the Internal Security Forces in Lebanon My sense is that there would be an increase in sectarian violence …it can get much, much worse……….. General David Petraeus, Senior American commander in Iraq on reducing force levels. Let the proponents of ‘Reduction of troops’ doctrine get enough courage to read the gist of the above two lines that ‘reduction of forces’ is not only a political issue as they perceive but it is related security of people of state and also has a significant impact upon the socio-economic c...   READ MORE   Ban to continue on Deendar Ajnuman: Govt 6/6/2007 12:13:54 AM BL KAK NEW DELHI, JUNE 5: The government of India has ruled out lifting of ban on the Deendar Anjuman. The reason: Activists and supporters of the Deendar Anjuman continue to be inspired by, or loyal to, Syed Zia-ul-Hassan, A Mardan-based Pakistani national and elder son of Deeendar Anjuman's founder, Syed Siddique Deendar Channabasveshwar. The Deendar Anjuman faced the strin gent official action--that is ban--after the CID investigations revealed that the serial blasts, carried out at places of worship in Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka and Goa during May-June 2000, were planned by members belonging to the oganisation. Main allgation against the De...   READ MORE   Who will be India's next President? Dalit Chief Minister rejects Dalit Union Minister 6/6/2007 12:12:49 AM BL KAK NEW DELHI, JUNE 5 Here is unpublished newsflash from Lucknow: UP's Dalit Chief Minister, Mayawati, is not for the march of Dalit Union Minister, Sushil Kumar Shinde, to Rashtrapati Bhavan as the next President of India. A source close to Mayawati said on Tuesday that she has, without any fanfare, conveyed to the Congress president, Sonia Gandhi, her strong reservations on the candidature of Shinde as a successor to the President President, APJ Abdul Kalam. Mayawati's unpublished message to Sonia Gandhi has been reported at a time when the latter wanted Shinde, Union Power Minister, to be the next President. Obviously, Sonia's attempt was aimed at ...   READ MORE

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