Like our Facebook Page

news details

Pak firing: Affected people demand straight attack on Pak 1/3/2015 11:28:58 PM Early Times Report Hiranagar, Jan 3: Frustrated over the ongoing intermittent heavy cross border firing and shelling for last few days, people from Bobiyan and other border village situated at Zero line demanded strict action against Pakistan to get relief from frequent shelling once for all. After heavy Pak shelling and firing that hundreds of people from border villages were forced to move from their homes and hearths to safer places in their respective areas. While interacting to media persons, Ram Krishan, a local informed cross border shelling began nearly 9:30pm yesterday making the people to panic. The firing continued till wee hours of morning and again got resumed at 7:30 am forcing people to migrate to safer places. Thirth Ram, another villager, said people have to live in terror and appealed Union Home Minister to take strict action against Pakistan like 1971 where they lived with peace thereafter. He said they can't leave their homes frequently as this affects their livelihood and the cattle as well. "Majority of populace in border areas are associated with farming and cattle rearing and every time the Pakistan resorts to firing they have to move towards safer areas, he said adding, "we want union government to give befitting reply to Pakistan so that atleast it cannot think of raising head for some years.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

top stories of the day

Allows beautification of hotels, disallows repair of damaged houses ED ignores Middle School Nahoti JU authorities seem baffled 'Delay in government formation may boost morale of separatists' BJP ropes in LK Advani to break ice with PDP, party wants Home & Finance Ministries Emergence of BJP in JK giving sleepless nights to separatists CVC raises red flag; questions use of low-priced steel, undue benefits 'India using Jammu to counter and harm Kashmir' Omar's close aide leads from front, PDA in slumber Queer ways of JU authorities to address harassment complaints Why separatists were mum when NC-Congress or PDP-Congress shared power in J&K? Woman killed, 9 injured in Pak shelling in Kathua, Samba districts 2 army jawans die of burns in Kupwara forest fire 11,482 disabled among 45,468 children of 6-13 yrs out of school: Survey Ending the post-election deadlock in J&K With accountability missing officers enjoy, CS feels heat People allegedly grabbing heavy money from players in the name of C’ships

STOCK UPDATE

BSE Sensex NSE Nifty

CRICKET UPDATE