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| Police fumes over leak, scrutinize ET reporter's calls | | | | Early Times Report
JAMMU, Sept 14: Stunned over yesterday's ET report which carried vital details of Javed's arrest, the SSP Kishtwar BS Tutti today scrutinized Early times reporter's phone calls.
Later, he summoned all the officials who had talked to the reporter and enquired about the details shared by them with the reporter. Reliable sources said that he warned the officials of furnishing details of Javed's interrogation with the reporter. .
Javed is accused of helping the Kandhar Highjackers. Police also suspects his hand in 2005 Lajpat Nagar blast.... | |
| | | | DIG traffic defuses tension, attaches traffic cop | | TRAANSPORT OPERATORS CALL OFF STRIKE | | | Sumit Sharma
JAMMU, Sept 14: In a late night action intended to defuse tension that erupted between traffic police and the transport operators during the day, DIG Traffic, Shakeel Beigh attached traffic inspector Zamroodh Singh. Following this swift action, the strike call given by the transporters for tomorrow was immediately called off. The decision to this effect was taken by drivers union after a detailed meeting with DIG. President of all Routes/Union participated in the meeting and called off -strike after getting assurance from concerned authorities that action would be taken against the erring cops.
Earlier in the evening, Bus operators whose buses are plying on Jammu-Kathua route... | |
| | | | Poor road engineering, incapability of Traffic police making traffic lights ineffective | | | | Abodh Sharma
JAMMU, Sept 14: Eventhough recently installed traffic lights have helped in the regulation of messy city traffic to an extent, yet at several crossings of the city, poor road engineering and incapability of the traffic police have made these lights ineffective.
While absence of dividers and defined bus stops on the busy arteries can be attributed to poor road engineering, lack of will and ability on part of traffic officers and cops to discipline the mini buses to stop only at designated bus stops where ever they exist has been making lights irrelevant at many places.
Ever busy Jewel Chowk and even all important Bikram Chowk have been glaring examples of lack of imagination ... | |
| | | | TV anchor directed to meet Police, Kaloo's bail extended | | | | Early Times Report
Srinagar, Sept 14: Even as Qayoom Wadera today joined as the new Head of Programme at Doordarshan Kendra Srinagar and the authorities asked a male television anchor, Masood Muntazar, to host the daily morning show "Good Morning J&K" from tomorrow, a female anchor on bail was directed by a court to cooperate with the Police investigation and show up at the Police station forthwith.
Relieved overnight and attached to DD headquarters, Mrs Shami Shair did not turn up for the ritual of a valedictory function as nobody initiated to arrange one in her honour at DDK Srinagar. Consequently, Abdul Qayoom Wadera, who has been brought from DDK Leh in less than a year, joined as the... | |
| | | | Azad may perform 'trouble shooter' role in party again | | | | Early Times Report
JAMMU, Sept 14: In the reshuffle within the Union Cabinet likely to happen any time soon, while some fresh and young faces are all set to make entry in the Council of Ministers, the Congress is effecting some vital changes from within its own party to delegate new assignments to the senior leaders who have hitherto been taking care of the Ministries. Union Health Minister Ghulam Nabi Azad is being given a responsibility at a higher post as fresh assignment in the party, it is reliably learnt.
Sources said while some incumbent Ministers shall have to call it a day with their Ministries as few of them are being dropped and in their place some new faces, mostly the youn... | |
| | | | New Police Face: "Lawful" duty apart, cops plan to take up social service too | | | | Bharat Bhushan
JAMMU, Sept 14: Otherwise riddled with the incidents of browbeating, intimidating and beating up commoners, most of the times for no fault of theirs, J&K Police have taken up an initiative to improve their "bad man" image and present to the people their humane side.
To start with, police of Udhampur, Doda, Kishtwar and Ramban districts have taken the first step to get friendly with the people by assuring them to fight on their behalf for their genuine problems and make them available the basic amenities of life. The initiative is the brain-child of DIGs - Jagjit Kumar (Udhampur-Reasi) and Gareeb Dass (Doda-Kishtwar-Ramban).
"At the thana level too, SHOs have been asked to ... | |
| | | | After PM now Rahul Gandhi 'criticised' by international media | | | | Early Times Report
JAMMU, Sept 14: Just days after Washington Post criticized Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, another international reputed and most credible magazine The Economist has put question over the leadership of Congress general secretary and scion of ruling Gandhi family: Rahul Gandhi.
The magazine in its online edition had written: " the problem is that Gandhi has so far shown no particular aptitude as a politician, nor even sufficient hunger for the job. He is shy, reluctant to speak to journalists, biographers, potential allies or foes, nor even to raise his voice in Parliament."
It is one of the scathing attack on their apparent of Cong family and widely believed to lead th... | |
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