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| Pak journalist dubs Abdullahs, Muftis, PoK leaders ‘beneficiaries of Kashmir industry’ | | Says Kashmir was a burden for Pakistan | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, June 10: In a major embarrassment for the National Conference and the Peoples Democratic Party, which often demand “talks and good relations with Pakistan”, a senior journalist from the neighboring country has dubbed Abdullahs and Muftis as the “beneficiaries of Kashmir industry” and that they should mend their ways now.
At the first-ever literary festival held in the Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir’s capital of Muzaffarabad, Pakistani journalist Wusatullah Khan said Kashmir was a burden for Pakistan and that NC President Dr Farooq Abdullah and his PDP counterpart Mehbooba Mufti are beneficiaries of Kashmir industry.
He said all the political parties of POK were als | |
| | | | After MP’s complaint, Budgam police officer faces ‘Hafta’ charges | | | |
Early Times Report
Jammu, June 10: Even as senior Bharatiya Janta Party leader and Member Parliament, Ghulam Ali Khatana recently filed complaint with the Raj Bhawan against a police officer posted in Doodhpathri area of Budgam district, the accused is set to face charges of grabbing “Hafta” from poor people.
Sources said the Pony Walas operating at the resort have told the MP, who had recently visited the area, that the police officer of the post of Deputy Superintendent of Police, had been grabbing “Hafta” of around Rs 300 per day.
Sources said it was likely to be probed if the “Hafta” was taken from individual Pony Walas or from a group of them on “regular basis and which way.” | |
| | | | Cong infighting reaches court: Ex-minister files defamation case against party leader | | | |
Early Times Report
Jammu, June 10: The ugly infighting among some Congress leaders ultimately reached the court of law as a former minister and senior party leader has filed a defamation case against a party colleague for defaming him in the official social media account.
In the official WhatsApp group of the party, the accused Congress leader had charged the former minister that he (former minister) was involved in the infamous sex scandal.
After the WhatApp war on the official group of the party, the former minister filed a defamation case against another senior leader.
Sources said that some neutral party leaders had tried to bring a truce between both leaders but all their ef | |
| | | | ISIS, Al-Qaeda Kashmir links another challenge for security agencies | | | |
Early Times Report
Jammu, June 10: The arrest of three Kashmiri youth linked with the dreaded Islamic State terror outfit from Gujarat worried security agencies because Kashmir’s links with international terror organizations have been repeatedly established.
The Anti-Terrorist Squad (ATS) Gujarat Police busted the Islamic State of Khorasan Province (ISKP) module by arresting three youth of Srinagar from Porbandar and one woman from Surat. All the arrested persons were planning to escape the country by sea and go to Afghanistan for training.
The ISKP is a transnational Salafi-Jihadist organization and an UN-designated terrorist outfit.
Arrested Kashmiri youth have been identified as | |
| | | | Canal near Shastri Nagar turns into garbage dumping site | | | 
Early Times Report
Jammu, June 10: The Canal (Nehar) which passes through Jammu city and is an important source of water has become a dumping site near Shastri Nagar.
The picturesque Canal (Nehar) near Shastri Nagar has been reduced to a dumping ground for garbage.
“Shastri Nagar is one the posh colony in Jammu city and the authorities are duty bound to keep the Canal clean,” said a resident.
He said, “This water is used for different purposes but the dumping of garbage has made it toxi | |
| | | | Joint security conference discusses forthcoming Amarnath Yatra | | | |
Early Times Report
Srinagar, June 10: A security conference was held here on Saturday for the successful conduct of the upcoming Amarnath Yatra, a defence official said.
Srinagar-based PRO defence Col Emron Musavi said a joint security conference of officials of security forces and the civil administration was aimed to increase synergy, interaction and coordination for a smooth and incident-free annual pilgrimage.
The 62-day yatra to the 3,880-metre high holy cave shrine of Amarnath in south Kashmir Himalayas is scheduled to start on July 1 from two routes — the traditional 48-km Nunwan route in south Kashmir’s Pahalgam and the 14-km Baltal route in central Kashmir’s Ganderbal.
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| | | | PM Modi strengthened India’s position: Rajanth Singh | | ‘We abolished Article 370 and the grand Ram temple is being built’ | | | Agencies
Rohtas (Bihar), June 10: Hailing Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s leadership, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Saturday said that today the whole world is looking towards India as its position has strengthened manifold.
Defence Minister Singh was interacting with intellectuals at Gopal Narayan Singh University Rohtas, Bihar where he said, “BJP fulfils promises, we abolished Article 370 and the grand Ram temple is now being built. Hum rajniti sirf sarkar banane ke liye nahi balki samaj banane ke liye karte hai. (We don’t do politics for forming a government but for the welfare of the society).”
He said that water has reached around 12 crore homes in the country through taps.
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