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| LeT Chief Adm among 4 militants shot dead | | | |
Srinagar, Sep 16 : At least four militants, including Chief Administrator of Lashkar-e-Toiba, were killed in three separate gun battles in Kashmir region, since last 24 hours.
A defence spokesman told News Agency of Kashmir that the security forces achieved a major achievement when they gunned down Abu Muhammad Sayeed, Chief Administrator and Financial Controller of LeT, in a gun battle in Nandi Marg area of Kulgam, late last night.
Giving details of the encounter, sources said, security forces launched a massive search operation following the specific inputs about the movement of Sayeed in the area. The troops cordoned off the hideout of the militant and asked him to lay down arms.
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| | | | Rahul Gandhi as ‘heir-apparent’ to Sonia? | | NEWS ANALYSIS | | |
B L KAK
NEW DELHI: Spotlights are on Rahul Gandhi. He, like his mother Sonia Gandhi, is in the news, with even senior Congress leaders of late desperately trying to get closer to him. And he will continue to be in the news.
Reason: Majority of Congressmen want their party to anoint him as “heir-apparent” to Sonia Gandhi. More importantly, having been convinced by the fact that none in the Congress organization has courage to sit up and question or challenge the process set in motion to glorify Rahul Gandhi, the average Congress worker is left with little choice except of course to shower praises on Sonia’s son as well as daughter, Priyanka. No wonder Congress leaders are the... | |
| | | | HM expanding terror operations | | Salahuddin can clearly strike at will | | |
B L KAK
NEW DELHI, SEPT. 16: Intelligence agencies have intercepted more than 100 satellite telephone conversations betwen Hizbul Mujahideen operations in India and Pakistan. The excat contents of the intercepted conversations have not been officially divulged.
However, according to informed sources, despite the talk floated by the Hizbul Mujahideen supremo, Salahuddin, in favour of peace talks, there is suficient evidence with the government of India in conection with the Hizbul Mujahideen's plans to expand its terror operations. These sources say that a fresh infiltration into Jamu and Kashmir is being planed by the Hizbul Mujahideen.
Salahuddin reportedly aims to send ... | |
| | | | Sex scandal: Court to hear case on Sept 25 | | | |
Chandigarh, September 16,
A local court on Saturday fixed September 25 for hearing the Jammu and Kashmir sex racket case, featuring some former ministers and bureaucrats, that has been transferred to a Chandigarh court on Supreme Court's direction.
"The hearing in the case will now be taken up by the court on September 25. The bail applications of the accused will also be taken up the same day," CBI's special prosecutor RK Handa said.
Sessions Judge BS Mehndiratta, who will preside over the trial, said he needed to go through the case files and fixed September 25, according to Handa and another CBI special prosecutor Rajan Malhotra.
The CBI counsels said Srinagar Central jail ... | |
| | | | Self-rule with regional federalism may lead to resolution of Kashmir issue :Mufti | | | |
Jammu,September 16: Former Chief Minister and PDP Patron Mufti Mohd Sayeed on Saturday said that self-rule enshrined with spirit of regional federalism may lead to ultimate resolution of the Kashmir problem.
Addressing a largely attended public rally in the premises of the Government Higher Secondary school Sai in RS Pura, Mufti Mohd Sayeed also ridiculed slogan of Autonomy being raised by his political adversaries National Conference.
He said, Autonomy alone can not provide permanent solution but our slogan of Self-rule with regional federalism may ultimately lead to the resolution of Kashmir.
He asserted, that the ongoing dialogue process is irreversible.
Mufti sounded passionate... | |
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