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| Accused charge sheeted in murder case | | | Early Times Reporter
Jammu | Apr 5
Crime Branch today presented charge sheet of the case against accused involved in offences punishable u/s 304,351 RPC in the court of Judicial Magistrate Anantnag for judicial determination.
Giving details, IG Crime and Railways, said that Jana Begum w/o late Abdul Rehman Daga r/o Anantnag was allegedly killed by one Muzamil Ahmed Kawoosa s/o Mohammed Ashraf r/o Hussainabad Anantnag. Initially the instant case was registered at P/S Anantang on the written complaint of one Fayaz Ahmed Daga under FIR NO 129/2006 and the investigation was carried out by the local police which was later on transferred to Crime Branch Kashmir for further investigation.
He said during the course of investigation it was revealed that a dispute had taken place with regard to construction of boundary wall between the accused and the deceased lady resulting into a scuffle during which the accused Muzamil Ahmed caught hold of the deceased lady and dragged her from the varanda of her house and started beating her. She fell unconscious and was taken to district hospital Anantnag where she was declared dead.
The IG further said that statements of the witnesses acquainted with the case and the evidence collected in the process of investigation has established the offences punishable u/s 304, 451 RPC against the accused Muzamil and accordingly charge sheet of the case was presented in the court today.
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RR organized four educational tours for students of border districts
Jammu Apr 5- To give greater exposure to the students of the far flung areas of the twin border districts of Rajouri and Poonch, the Rashtriya Rifles Romeo Force organized four educational tours during the last year under Operation Sadbhavana involving a cost of Rs. 9.5 lakhs.
These educational tours intended at showcasing India’s rich and diverse cultural heritage, its economic progress and prosperity as also the aspect of peaceful existence of various communities.
Educational tours have been a ‘window of future’ as seen through the eyes of generation next, instilling in them a sense of awareness, promoting national integration, exposing them to the rich cultural heritage of the country and opening up for them avenues of prosperity.
Lt. Commander Wahida Prizm from Thanamadi is one such example, who by sheer dint and hard work and perseverance successfully made for herself a career as a doctor in the Indian Navy though she hailed from a family which was victim of terrorist atrocities.
These tours also sensitize the young ‘goodwill ambassadors’ to the aspect of peaceful coexistence of different religious communities in the areas they visit and the impressions they carry back home that go a long way in ensuring peace and tranquility in their villages and help in restoration of normalcy.
The credit for this collective metamorphosis can be attributed to the ‘Awaam and the Army’ who standing shoulder to shoulder are denouncing terrorisms and choosing in its stead to usher in an era of enlightenment, economic progress and ‘ Aman aur Kushaali’ in the region. |
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