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Infiltration bid foiled, 2 killed at LoC: Army Srinagar, May 10: Army on Saturday said that it foiled an infiltration bid by killing two intruders at the Line of Control (LoC) in Poonch district of Jammu and Kashmir. A senior defense official told GNS: At around 02:30 am last night a group of militants tried to sneak in our territory but the alert troops deployed near LoC at Bagyal Dara in the sector See Army on pg 11
Explosives recovered near Baramulla School Srinagar, May 10: Panic gripped Boniyar village in north Kashmir’s Baramulla district after laborers who were digging a drain few meters away from Government Higher Secondary School found 28 motor shells each measuring two inches, official sources said. The laborers immediately informed police officials of Boniyar police station and they reached the spot and recovered all 28 motor shells from the under construction drain, they said. “All the 28 motor shells were destroyed by Bomb Disposal Squad,” a police official told See School on pg 11
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Inside story Seminar on corruption and drug addiction held Srinagar, May 10: A seminar on corruption and drug addiction was held in summer capital Srinagar by a civil society group on Saturday. ‘Awami Awaz’ – a civil society group – had organized the seminar in Sheri-Kashmir Park and the main motive was “the whole administration system can be made on line to maintain the ethics of transparency in the state on the large interests of common man who has been deprived of basic information even on the basic right and civic amenities,” the group said. The group said: “Awami Awaz has further decide to intensify its demands for total overhauling
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On Edit Page Shrinking agricultural land A day will soon come when the vegetables will be grown in pots; grains will be substituted by vitamin capsules as no agriculture land will be available to produce grains as the human greed of expansionism and to live in palatial bungalows increases day by day. Though Jammu & Kashmir High Court, in a landmark decision, had directed state government to safe guard J&K Land Revenue Act and put a blanket ban on the sale of agriculture land for other purposes. Divisional Commissioner
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161 village heads resigned from South Kashmir
Srinagar, May 10: Days after the killing of Sarpanch at Wanpoh Anantnag, at least 161 village heads including 49 Sarpanchas, 111 Panchas and one Deputy Sarpanch from three districts of South Kashmir declared their resignation through public address system in their respective areas on Saturday. Besides, a Congress Block president from Qazigund also submitted his resignation before the party leadership. Eyewitnesses told CNS that at least 81 village heads from district Kulgam announced their resignation on Saturday. These village heads informed the people about
their decision through the public address system. The village heads who resigned from district Kulgam belong to scores of hamlets including Chowgam, Banghal, Manigam, Damjan, Laram Ganjipora, Yarhol Babapora, Sadoora, Kandipahari, Sanigam, Bugam, Poniwah, Wanpoh, Sadoora and Dhanhu Bogand. Besides a Deputy Sarpanch from Sopat Tengapora Reyaz Ahmed Rather also announced his resignation. “I want to live in peace. I had contested elections to serve people but government disappointed us and used us as pawns,” Rather told CNS. In South Kashmir’s
Pulwama districts, the 51 village heads who resigned from their posts are from Chakoora, Pinglin, Pohu, Kavegitableazipora, Gadoora, Inder, Chandigam, Palapora and Qasbayar areas. Similarly, five village representatives from Rebin Gundbehram and Saidpora areas of Shopian district declared their resignation on Saturday. In Anantnag district, at least 24 village heads resigned from their posts. These village heads are from Behramshah, Muniward, Lalan, Turk Tachloo, Chicharpora, Gundpora, Jablipora, Kehribal, Kadpora Achabal, Nowgam Achabal and Palapora.
Baramulla-Kupwara, May 10: Member of Parliament from Baramulla and Senior National Conference Leader Sharif-ud-din Shariq has said that the NC-Congress Alliance was an ideological coalition and not an opportunistic marriage of convenience. In a statement issued to KNS, Shariq said: “Our alliance with Congress is ideological and is in pursuit of the common values and ideals of secularism, pluralism and communal harmony. There was no rift between the coalition partners during the course of the Parliamentary Elections and the question of a rift now doesn't arise.” Stating that certain sections were wrongly projecting a rift between NC and Congress at the behest of some vested interests, Shariq said "My remarks were distorted and twisted at certain places and in some reports. I stand by the NC-Congress ideological coalition's See Shariq on pg 11
Release youth on Mother’s Day: IFJHR Srinagar, May 10: In connection with the Mother’s Day, the International Forum for Justice and Human Rights -JK (IFJHR-JK) presses for the release of all youth who were arrested recently allegedly charged with stone pelting and trouble mongering. Chairman of the forum, Muhammad Ahsan Untoo in a statement has said that all the youth who were arrested
during the recently concluded parliamentary elections should be released on humanitarian grounds as their parents are living in misery being at bay from their loved ones. “We appeal government to facilitate the early release of all the youth as a goodwill gesture in connection with the Mother’s Day,” Untoo said, adding, “Government’s tough stance in dealing with arrest-
ed youth will not, in any way, contribute to ensure peace in the valley.” Untoo said though there are not serious cases against these youth except the alleged stone pelting which can be patched up through “other options” as counseling. The forum also demands justice for the families whose kith and kin have been subjected to enforced See Valley on pg 11
EC refutes BJP charge of bias in allowing Rahul’s roadshow in Varanasi New Delhi, May 10: Chief Election Commissioner V S Sampath denied charges that the Commission favoured Congress by allowing Rahul Gandhi to hold a road show at Beniabagh in Varanasi where Narendra Modi had been barred.
He justified Varanasi district magistrate’s decision to deny permission to Modi for the rally, saying security perception relating to a leader is personality-specific. Sampath said, the Commission looked at the decision of district authority and it was found that
no wrong decision had been taken by them. Earlier, BJP leader Arun Jaitley had criticised the poll body for allowing Rahul’s roadshow in the city. He alleged that Modi’s rally was not cancelled due to any See Varanasi on pg 11
Gadkari’s rant half-baked, grossly ill-informed: NC ‘They are confused between State Subject Laws and Article 370’ Srinagar, May 10 : National Conference Spokesman has said that BJP’s Nitin Gadkari’s rant against National Conference and the State of J&K was “half-baked and grossly ill-informed”. According to a statement issued to KNS, while stating that Nitin Gadkari and his boss Narendra Modi should brush up on their basics about the Constitutional Law of the land and the Constitution of India, Mattu said “BJP leaders have repeatedly exhibited their astronomical ignorance about the difference between State Subjects Laws and Article 370. This dangerous misrepresentation of facts and distortion of legality and reality is aimed at intimidating the people of Jammu and Kashmir and polarizing people within the State for political gains”,
he said. He said that J&K’s State Subject Laws are different from Article 370 of the Indian Constitution. “J&K’s State Subject Laws have been there even before India’s independence and have nothing to do with Article 370. J&K is not the only place that has laws that bar outsiders to buy and own property within the particular State. The purpose of such laws is to protect the demographic character and profile of these States. We will not allow BJP to distort facts to intimidate the people of J&K”, Mattu said. Mattu added that Article 370 was the constitutional bridge between J&K and the rest of the country and BJP’s shocking display of deliberate ignorance about the See NC on pg 11
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bar, Siyar Ahmed Shah son of Abdul Ahad and Javid Ahmed Bhat son of Abdul Satar all residents of Ruthsuna Tral. A top police official told CNS that they have inputs these youth played a key role in shifting the dead body of the Pakistani militant Syed Bhai from one place to another. “We are questioning them and hopefully we will get some See Youth on pg 11
The family members of late shehnai maestro Ustad Bismillah Khan played shehnai during Rahul Gandhi’s roadshow. In Uttar Pradesh all major political parties conducted intensive campaigning today on the last day of the electioneering. The polling will be held on Monday. Senior BJP leader Narendra Modi addressed four election rallies at Kushinagar, Deoria, Robertsganj and Ballia . In his last election rally in Ballia,he sharply criticised the Congress led UPA and Samajwadi Party government in Uttar Pradesh. He said his party is committed for good governance. In Varanasi people witnessed three rallies today conducted by the Congress, SP and Aam Aadmi Party to woo voters. Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi conducted 10 Kilometres long road show. He ended his show with garlanding the statue of Madan Mohan Malviya. He was See LS on pg 11
Wamiq Farooq killing case
Fresh warrants issued againstaccused cops Srinagar, May 10 (KNS): The Chief Judicial Magistrate (CJM) has issued fresh non bail able warrants against two accused police personnel allegedly involved in Wamiq Farooq killing case of 2010. The Court has also asked SSP Srinagar to constitute special teams to execute these warrants. “…In order to ensure presence of both the accused persons, once again fresh non bail able warrants are issued against both the accused persons and SSP Srinagar is directed to constitute a special team, who would go to Talwara and execute warrants with assistance of principal of Talwara School, against accused number two and produce him in court and SSP Srinagar shall ascertain the particulars of accused number one where he is undergoing treatment out of state and depute special team there to
Srinagar, May 10 (KNS): Huriyat Conference (M) Chairman and Head of Awami Action Committee (AAC), Mirwaiz Umar Farooq Saturday convened a high level meeting of AAC members to finalize the arrangements of Hafta Shohda programme beginning from May 16 to remember the founder of AAC and noted political and social leader Shaheehd-e-Millat Mirwaiz Mohamamd Farooq on his 24 martyrdom anniversary, Shaheed-e- Hurriyat, Shohad-e-Hawal and martyrs of entire Kashmir. The members representing entire AAC Kashmir, central committee, Anjuman-e-Nusrat-ul-Islam, Anjuman-e- Auqaf Committee and AAC youth participated in the meeting. During the meeting, special committees were constituted to observe the Hafta Shohad-e-Programme with vigor. On the occasion Mirwaiz stated that AAC has remained on the fore front of freedom struggle and has always advocated the solution of Kashmir issue either by implementing UN resolutions or through tri partite talks keeping in See Mirwaiz on pg 11
Police arrests six youth nection with the retrieving of the body of a militant who was injured in a gunfight earlier near Amirabad area, police arrested six youth during different raids. The arrested youth have been identified as Shabir Ahmed Bhat son of Ghulam Nabi resident of Dadsara, Muhammad Suhail Malik son of Muhammad Kamal resident of Lurgam, Muhammad Adil Rather son Muhammad Ak-
New Delhi, May 10: Campaigning ended this evening for the ninth and final phase of Lok Sabha elections. 41 Constituencies - 17 in West Bengal, 6 in Bihar and 18 in Uttar Pradesh, including Varanasi where the contest is between Narendra Modi and Arvind Kejriwal, will go to the polls on Monday in this last phase. Days after Narendra Modi took on Rahul Gandhi in Amethi, the Congress Vice President today retaliated by campaigning in the temple town of Varanasi, where the BJP’s Prime Ministerial candidate is in the fray. Donning a Gandhi cap, the 43-year-old leader flanked by Congress candidate Ajay Rai began his roadshow in a Muslim-dominated Gol Gadda area. He was accompanied by several senior leaders, including Ghulam Nabi Azad and Rashid Alvi. Large number of people followed him, carrying tricolor party flags and raising slogans.
Mirwaiz condemns use of force against unarmed people
Killing of militant aftermath
Tral, May 10: After retrieving the body of a foreign militant from an orchard in South Kashmir’s Tral town, police Saturday arrested at least 6 persons in this connection. Meanwhile, the Dadasara area of Tral observed a complete shutdown after Army personnel allegedly barged into a house and without any ‘provocation’ thrashed the inmates. Sources told CNS that in con-
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Srinagar, May 10 (KNS): For the promotion of Golf, Jammu and Kashmir Police has been sustaining and nurturing the Golfing talent of the Valley, which has helped production of skilled young golfers, besides development of self-discipline and sportsmanship among the golfers. According to a statement issued to KNS, Director General of See Police on pg 11
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execute warrants against accused number one also and produce him in court without fail.” The court has said that the failure to get the warrants executed through SSP Srinagar would be viewed seriously and same may entail legal action also, as case is pending since long without any positive result and cannot be prolonged further merely to ensure presence of accused persons who are police officials well within control of police organization. On April 16, the court had directed SSP Srinagar to initiate an inquiry against SHO Nowgam for his failure to execute warrants against two accused cops-- ASI Abdul Khaliq Sofi and SPO Mohammad Akram. The court had also asked the Principal STC Talwara to explain his failure in non execution of warrant against one See Wamiq Farooq on pg 11
Displaced ‘relics’ from Kupwara shrine recoverd Locals hail timely action of cops, demand punishment to guilty Srinagar, May 10: Police on Saturday recovered ‘relics’ which were ‘displaced’ by unknown persons from a revered shrine in north Kashmir’s Kupwara district. Sources told GNS that ahead of annual Urs at Ziyarat Zaati Shah Wali, starting May 13 at Muqam Shah Wali in Drugmalla area of the frontier district, the respectable of the village while cleaning the shrine found the box where the relics were placed empty. As the news spread in the village, there was hue and cry among the residents, sources said. Subsequently, the locals informed police and district administration about it and
they rushed to the village to review the situation. SP Kupwara Abdul Jabbar told GNS that while confirming the incident, told GNS that they raided several places in the area and finally recovered the relics from a mosque at Shah Mohalla in Drugmulla area. “It was not theft but the relics were displaced from one place to another. Action as warranted under law would be taken against those responsible for it. We have registered a case and investigation has been taken up to identify the responsible,” he said. Meanwhile, police has strengthened the See Shrine on pg 11
‘World Blood Donation Day’ observed at KU Srinagar, May 10: National Service Scheme (NSS) KU in collaboration with SKIMS Soura today observed ‘World Blood Donation Day’ at KU today during which around 50 points of blood were donated by NSS volunteers from University, students and NSS volunteers from different colleges and program officers of NSS and other KU employees. Appreciating the stu-
dent volunteers who had turned up in good numbers for donating blood Vice Chancellor University of Kashmir Prof Talat Ahmad said in his presidential address “It s great to see
the enthusiasm amongst the younger generation towards such social services and according to latest statistics available with us if only one percent of our population donates blood every year there will be no gap between the demand and supply of blood and we will be able to save the lives of thousands of patients in hospitals.” Prof Talat while maintaining that See Donation on pg 11
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united efforts in these Parliamentary Elections and am confident of a win for the NC-Congress Coalition from all six Parliamentary Seats in the State", Shariq said. Shariq said that the alliance between National Conference and Congress was an alliance between secular forces against the march of communalism and divisive politics. "We are united in our resolve to protect the secular ethos and traditions of not just J&K but the entire country. Our workers are informed political minds who understand the importance of standing united against the threat of communalism. Both parties have similar ideological goals in this context and have similar foes", Shariq said. Condemning the assault on voters in certain areas of North Kashmir, Shariq said that these unfortunate incidents had the potential of fragmenting the Kashmiri society to the ultimate detriment of this nation. “While people have a right to boycott elections, people also have an equal right to participate in elections. Both rights need to be upheld and coercion or intimidation is not acceptable”, Shariq said. Shariq appealed to the people of North Kashmir to respect each others' sentiments and differences of opinion and asked responsible citizens in their respective areas to facilitate reconciliation between the people. (KNS)
on dynastic politics by stating that had Raman Singh, the Bharatiya Janata Party Chief Minister, been a Congress politician, his son would have received a party ticket. Last month the same party gave a ticket to Raman Singh’s son Abhishek under the leadership of the same Narendra Modi. Isn’t this the most apt example of Modi’s hypocrisy? What about Shiv Sena? Doesn’t BJP see dynastic politics in Shiv Sena?, Mattu asked. Drawing a few of the many more examples to highlight BJP’s inherent hypocrisy, Mattu pointed out at the examples of Anurag Thakur from Himachal Pradesh who is the son of former Chief Minister Prem Kumar Dhumal and Dushant Singh from Rajasthan who is the son of Chief Minister Vasundha Raje Scindia. “BJP hypocrisy and lies are so brazen that one cursory look at reality punctures their balloon of rhetoric”, Mattu said. Stating that National Conference was a party that thrived on robust internal democracy, Junaid Mattu said “National Conference was a party that had risen from the grassroots level in J&K. We have rendered thousands of sacrifices to protect democracy and secularism in the State. The very idea of a BJP leader coming and giving us half-baked, ill-informed lectures on democracy is unacceptable and laughable”. Mattu said that Omar Abdullah was an iconic and popular leader of J&K who derives his strength and leadership from the grassroots and not from his ancestry. “Omar Abdullah is one of the very few leaders in the country who BJP and Narendra Modi have failed to bully and intimidate. And this is precisely the reason for such rants from BJP leaders at this stage”, Mattu added.(KNS)
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accompanied by several senior leaders and star campaigners including Union Minister Gulam Nabi Azad, Rashid Alvi, Raj Babbar, Pramod Tiwari and Nagma. He was accorded warm welcome at several places on the route. Large numbers of people were following him carrying tricolour party flags and raising slogans. It was his only campaigning in high profile constituency from where BJP senior leader Narendra Modi is in multi corner contest. Later on he addressed an election rally in Chandauli constituency. Aam Admi Party leader Arvind Kejriwal also conducted a six hour long road show in Trans Varuna area. Most of the senior leaders of the party including Yogendra Yadav, Sanjay Singh, Rakhi Bidlan, Kumar Vishwas, Zaved Zafri and Gul Panag also participated in the show. Initiating his road show Kejriwal said he is contesting election to fight against corruption. Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav also conducted a road show in Varanasi. His show was passed through a shortest route from Maldahiya to Godauliya. Heavy security arrangements were made in the city. Addressing people at the end of his road show he said that his government has implemented all welfare schemes without any discrimination. In Uttar Pradesh, a total of 328 candidates including 14 women are in fray for 18 constituencies that will go to polls in the last phase of elections. Electoral fate of several political bigwigs will be decided in this phase of elections. They include BJP leader Narendra Modi, Samajwadi Party supremo Mulayam Singh Yadav, AAP leader Arvind Kejriwal, senior BJP leader Kalraj Mishra Yogi Aditya Nath and Union Minister RPN Singh. In West Bengal campaigning for the fifth phase of the Lok Sabha elections has come to an end . Elections will be held for 17 Parliamentary seats covering North and South 24 Paraganas, Nadia, Murshidabad, East and West Midnapore and Kolkata on Monday. Over 2 crore 55 lakh 75 thousands electorate will decide the political fate of 188 candidates in seven districts in the state. In Bihar, though national level leaders are not campaigning today, state level political stalwarts are making last minute efforts to woo the voters. In West Bengal, prominent leaders of all major political parties are now busy with door to door campaigns and road shows.
Valley disappearance. “We want government to take up the issue of enforced disappearance and redress the same as early as possible,” IFJHR-JK chairman added.
Wamiq Farooq of the two accused cops reportedly undergoing training in the camp.(KNS)
Varanasi security constraints but for political reasons. The Election Commission also gave a clean chit to Rahul Gandhi for entering polling booths in Amethi. The Commission said, no case is made out against Vegetable. Gandhi for violating voting secrecy. The Commission after going through reports from District Election Officer of Amethi and senior Election officers of Uttar Pradesh, found that Vegetable Gandhi visited a polling station when an EVM was not working and polling was not taking place at that time. The poll body said, it was further confirmed by media reports as well as corroborated by polling agents of other political parties present in polling stations. Vegetable Gandhi was accused of entering voting compartments on the day of polling in Amethi and was reported to have interfered with Electronic Voting Machines.
NC Constitution of India was ridiculous. “Article 370 limits the power of the Parliament of India to legislate for J&K and is a result of a negotiated accession. BJP cannot so much so touch Article 370 without re-opening the accession debate. All noises that BJP is making on Article 370 are attempts at encouraging dangerous misinformation as part of an elaborate agenda of divisive politics”, Mattu said. Mattu lashed out at BJP for displaying the moral audacity to lecture Kashmiris about secularism and democracy. “Where was BJP’s high-morality on democracy in 2002 when its Chief Minister didn’t bother to accept moral responsibility for an unprecedented carnage that engulfed the State for three whole days?” Mattu asked. “Their sermons about dynastic politics are hypocritical. What about Akali Dal in Punjab which is BJP’s ally and has Prakash Singh Badal as the Chief Minister and his family members holding key positions in the government? What about Varun Gandhi? A few months back Narendra Modi addressed a political rally in Chattisgarh and lectured
view the emotions and aspirations of people. Asserting that Kashmiris have always exhibited communal harmony, Mirwaiz stated that Hurriyat was fighting for the rights and secure future of all people living in Kashmir. Mirwaiz said that he believes in giving representation to members of minority community in every sphere so that freedom struggle progresses forward taking along everybody. Condemning the use of forces against the unarmed civilians in Baramulla, Bandipora and Sopore, large scale arrests of youth and ransacking of houses by the government troops, Mirwaiz said that it reflects the frustration of government over the rejection of polls by the people of Kashmir. On the occasion, AAC members including GN Zaki, H.U Jeelani, Mohamamd Shafi Khan, Mushtaq Ahmad Sofi, M.S Rehman Shamas, Peerzada GN Nabi including others paid glowing tributes to Shaheed-e-Millat, Hawal martyrs and martyrs of entire Kashmir during their respective addresses. The participants while addressing the gathering fumed over the double standards exhibited by the government during its public dealings. They said that resistance leaders are placed under house arrests and put in jails while pro-Indian parties are being provided every facility to conduct any rally and public functions. Meanwhile, while addressing a public gathering, organized by Azad Kashmir prime minister, Chowdhry Abdul majid at Muzaffarabad, through telephone, Mirwaiz termed the solution of Kashmir as guarantor of peace in south Asia. He said that Kashmir was a an international dispute, adding, India’s repeated claims calling it as an integral part would not change its historical and political status. He said that UN has declared Kashmir as a dispute and by conducting farcical exercise of elections under the gaze of a half a million troops won’t change anything.
Shrine security around the shrine to prevent such incident in future, an official said. The locals across the village hailed the timely police action and demanded stern action against those responsible for it. Meanwhile, the district administration have made all the arrangements for smooth conduct of the Urs, an official told GNS. Pertinently, the relics will be displayed on May 13. (GNS)
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such mother could be saved if blood is donated by conscious citizens from time –to-time which could be stored in blood banks and then used to rescue such mothers during operation and surgeries. In his address Registrar KU Prof Zaffar Reishi while maintaining that he is looking forward to more such meaningful collaborations in future between institutions like KU and SKIMS said that it is the responsibility of higher institutions like KU to organize such awareness programs on blood donation so that society could be sensitized about the ever increasing demand for blood donation which can save precious lives and at the same time break the age-old stereotypes and myths associated with the donation of blood so that more and more people may come forward and contribute towards this noble cause.In his welcome address Coordinator NSS KU Dr Farooq Ahmed Khan said that there is a need to know how to have timely access to safe world which can help to save precious lives at times of medical emergency and such programs help in creating awareness amongst the people. On the occasion Prof Talat also distributed certificates amongst the NSS volunteers from the valley who had participated in a cycle race from Srinagar to Delhi held in Nov 2013.Program Officer NSS University of Kashmir Tariq Abdullah conducted the proceedings of the event and presented vote of thanks on the occasion.Earlier in the day Registrar KU Prof Zaffar Reishi and Director Business School KU Prof S Mufeed flagged a team of eight NSS volunteers comprising IMBA students from Business School KU to Doda who would be distributing an amount of Rs 30,000 and more than 600 sporting kits.
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challenged them.” He added: “The group of militants opened fire which was retaliated ensuing in an encounter that lasted for an hour.” The official said early in the morning, the troopers recovered bodies of two militants near the encounter site. The identities of the slain militants are yet to be ascertained, he said, adding that one of our jawan also sustained a bullet wound in his arm and he was hospitalized. The official added that the searches in the area are still going on. Meanwhile, police have registered a case and started further investigations in this regard. (GNS)
School GNS, adding: “with the help of RPG gun we destroyed them.” A local told GNS that he heard ‘sound of loud explosions’ in the area. Pertinently, an army camp was in the same area some 35 years ago which had gutted in a fire incident. It is believed that these shells were left by the army men of the said camp. Meanwhile, police on Saturday recovered a live grenade from Ahmad Nagar area in the outskirts of summer capital, official sources said. They said that today locals spotted a suspicious object while clearing the debris in the area.
Police Police (DGP), Ashok Prasad said this while throwing open the Lake View Environmental Golf Training Park at a function held at Police Golf Course here this evening. The Golf Nursery situated on the banks of world famous Dal Lake, with nine holes will impart training to golfers of all age groups including school going children which is a step towards exploiting the talent of youth in golf sports.Prasad said that Jammu and Kashmir Police has been promoting sports by organizing various activities in the State, adding that establishment of Golf Nursery is also a part of the activity to sustain the century old sports of the Valley. He said that JKP also did a lot for the Golf sport to stay alive during the times of turmoil. The Police Golf Course remained active and constantly groomed golfers paving the way for the survival of golf in the Valley. Our aim is to promote Golf as a game and ensure production of professional young golfers; he maintained and added that the Golf Nursery has also started an endeavour of providing class tutelage in golfing to school going children. The DGP said that Lake View Environmental Training Park constantly started churning golfers for their graduation from Kashmir Valley Golf Course and Royal Spring Golf Course. Golfers desirous to join Royal Spring Golf Course get admission only after having a basic course, which is imparted in the Golf Nursery also. More than 400 golfers trained by the Nursery since 2003 and have got membership in Royal Spring Golf Course, said the DGP.Calling upon the enthusiastic youth for availing the opportunity, Vegitable. Prasad said that they can earn a good name and fame in the field at national and international level.Earlier, in his welcome address, the Additional Director General of Police (Armed),.
Seminar on corruption and drug addiction held
Srinagar, May 10: A seminar on corruption and drug addiction was held in summer capital Srinagar by a civil society group on Saturday. ‘Awami Awaz’ – a civil society group – had organized the seminar in Sher-i-Kashmir Park and the main motive was “the whole administration system can be made on line to maintain the ethics of transparency in the state on the large interests of common man who has been deprived of basic information even on the basic right and civic amenities,” the group said. The group said: “Awami Awaz has further decide to intensify its demands for total overhauling of administration and accountability mechanism as state accountability Commission has failed to deliver.” A delegate, Dr Hena on this occasion, said: “we have focused on the online mechanism from state government where common people can get all information online and talking on drugs and corruption.” She accused government for giving support to drug suppliers. The seminar was attended by famous personalities of valley and the group continues its struggle to achieve its objective though all democratic and peaceful means, the group said. (GNS)
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Consequent upon the counseling session for self finance seats held today on 09.05.2014 at 10:30 am in the office chamber of the undersigned, the below mentioned Roll numbers have attended the counseling. 1 M.A English:- 120103, 120223, 120226, 120228, 120027, 120180, 120251. 2, M.AUrdu:-151233.150299. 150508, 150126, 151158, 151241, 151038, 151099,151587, 150214, 150004, 151111, 150741. 3. M.A Library and Information Science:-190262, 190152, 190380, 190312, 190403,190012, 190137, 190182,190356, 190094, 190260, 190291, 190192. 4. M.A Kashmiri:- 130006, 130118,130024, 130208 Out of which the candidates bearing the following entrance Roll numbers have been provisionally selected as per merit, subjects to the conditions as already notified vide Admission Notification No ii issued by this office. 1. MA English: a) Main Campus:-120103. 120223. 120226 b) Women, M.A Road Srinagar:-120180, c) South Campus, Anantnag, Kashmir:- 120251 2. M.A Urdu:-151233.150299. 150508, 150126, 151158, 151241,151038, 151099, 151587. 3. M.A Library and information Science:- 190262, 190152. 4. MA.Kashmiri:-130006, 130118,130024, 130208 They are advised to complete their admission formalities in the concerned departments by or before May 14, 2014. No: F (PG-Adm/Self Seats) DFA KU/2014/ET-143 Dated: May 09, 2014
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more leads,” he said. Meanwhile, people observed a complete shutdown in Dadsar area of Tral town after Army personnel from 3 RR allegedly barged into the house of Javid Akbar Shiekh and thrashed the inmates without any provocation. The family members told CNS that Army personnel roughed them up for none of their fault. “They beat Abdul Rasheed Shiekh, Javid Ahmed Shiekh and Muhammad Ishfaq Shiek mercilessly. Abdul Rasheed received three stitches on his face,” they said. Eyewitnesses said that soon after the incident, people took to streets while shopkeepers downed their shutters and staged a protest against the Army. “We went to police station to lodge a complaint but the police officials told us that Army claimed that there was stone-pelting going on in the area. Army is lying as the area was calm and normal,” locals told CNS. When contacted a top police official said that he has no information about the incident. Despite repeated attempts Commanding Officer 3 RR D.K.Malik could not be contacted while Defense spokesperson N.N.Joshi told CNS that no such incident occurred in Dadasara. “I talked to 3 RR officials who said no Army personnel thrashed anyone at Dadsara,” he said. (CNS)
Donation medical experts have time and again stressed that blood donation is good for health said “Due to some metabolic activities the body gets rejuvenated with fresh blood after few months of blood donation which besides enhancing our inner body strength creates a feeling of joy and happiness.” Speaking on the occasion acting Vice Chancellor Central University of Kashmir Prof Mehraj-ud-din said that institutions like KU, SKIMS and CUK have a larger mandate and should be conducting more such camps in future to spread awareness of blood donation in the society. He said that such nobel efforts are the bedrock of human civilization and teach our young generations the spirit of co-existence, harmony, volunteerism and sense of mutual cooperation. While deliberating upon the theme of this year`s World Blood Donation Day- ‘Donate Blood Save Mother’ Director SKIMS Dr Showkat Ali Zargar said thousands of expectant mothers die every year in India during the period of pregnancy and after post pregnancy due to paucity of blood and every
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SRINAGAR |SUNDAY, MAY | 11 | 2014
GOVERNMENT OF JAMMU AND KASHMIR, SERVICES SELECTION BOARD, Zam Zam Building, Rambagh, Srinagar. NOTIFICATION
It is notified for the information of all concerned that: 1) the interview of the shortlisted candidates having qualified the objective Type written test conducted for the Teacher, (Education Department), District Cadre Rajouri, advertised vide Notification No 03 of 2012, 05 of 2013 and 06 of 2013, Item No’s 397, 494 and 555, respectively shall be conducted w.e.f 19th of May 2014 onwards at Dak Bangalow Rajouri from 08.30 A.M Onwards. The name of candidate/ name of the post and dates /time is shown in Annexure “A ’of this notification. 2) The interview schedule and particulars of the eligible candidates will also be available in the offices of the Administrative Officer, J&K Services selection Board, Jammu /Srinagar 3) The additional qualifications / reserved category certificate acquired by the candidate after the last date of receipt of application forms shall not be entertained; 4) Mere figuring of name in the list does not entitle the candidate to appear in the interview as it shall be subject to the scrutiny of all testimonials of the candidates shortlisted. 5) No further interview call letter shall be issued to any candidate whose names figure in the said list and they are required to appear before the interview committee on the schedule date & time. Failure of a candidate for appearing in the interview on the given date shall not be interviewed later and shall forfeit his/her right of consideration 6) In case of any deficiency with reference to eligibility etc proved at the time of interview, the candidate shall not be allowed to appear in the interview, or if any deficiency is found subsequently the candidate shall not be considered for selection and will be treated as disqualified. 7) The candidate shall have to produce all original certificates / testimonials as asked for vide above referred advertisement notification before the interview committee at the time of interview. The candidates who fail to produce such certificates / testimonials may forfeit their candidature. 8) Any candidate found guilty of impersonating or submitting fabricated / tampered documents / testimonials or making false, incorrect or suppressing material information shall render him / her liable for criminal prosecution under law and may be debarred permanently or for a specific period for consideration of any or all recruitments made by the Board. Also canvassing / lobbying in any form will entail disqualification of the candidate. 9) It is further notified that there shall be a single interview for the candidates who have been shortlisted for more than one Item/Notification in a particular district and the points/merit secured by him/her in the viva voce shall be accounted for in respect of other items/Notifications where the candidates have been shortlisted in that particular District. 10) No TA/DA shall be paid for participation in the interview. Note:-(1)The candidates are advised to bring Photostat copy of each certificate duly attested by Gazetted Officer with his/her seal and signature and self signed by the candidate himself should be brought along for depositing with the Board on the scheduled date and time of interview in addition to original documents, failing which no claim / objection in this regard shall be entertained. (2) Failure of a candidate for appearing in the interview on the given date shall not be interviewed later and shall forfeit his/her right of consideration. (3)The candidates have been included in the interview list provisionally and only such candidates shall be allowed to appear in the interview who are within age, possess valid category certificates and prescribed qualification certificates before cut off date. (4) Mobile phone are not allowed in the office premises. Secretary, J&K Services Selection Board, Srinagar ANNEXURE ‘A’ Shortlist of candidates who qualified the written test and called for interview for the post of Teacher, (Education Department), District Cadre Rajouri. Shortlisted in Item Codes S. No.
Roll No.
Candidate Name
Father Name
Address
Cat
Item Code 1
Item Code 2
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33
116132377 116132380 116132381 116132382 116132386 116132396 116132397 116132398 116132400 116132413 116132414 116132415 116132425 116132430 116132439 116132441 116132444 116132446 116132455 116132456 116132478 116132480 116132489 116132499 116132509 116132514 116132517 116132520 116132522 116132528 116132531 116132535 116132536
RAKESH KUMAR MOHD HANIEF MUSHTAQ AHMED THAKAR NISAR HUSSAIN MOHD ASLAM MOHD IQBAL MOHD IQBAL SHAWL ASHOK KUMAR SHARMA BASHIR AHMED BAJAR SHARE MOHD MOHD AZAM HASSAN MOHD KHADUM HUSSAIN MIR HUSSAIN DIL MOHD MOHD MAQBOOL LAL DIN SADIQ ABDUL KHALIQ MOHD SAYEED MOHD BASHIR MOHD HUSSAIN MOHD MAJEED MOHD HUSSAIN SAIN KHAN MOHD JAMEEL ABDUL HAQ ABDUL AZIZ SHAH MOHD ABDUL WAHID MALIK VED PARKASH VIJAY KUMAR BANSI LAL
R/O DHANOUR LOHARAN B P O RETHAL TEHSIL AND DISTT RAJOURI R/O KHABLAN P/O BEHRTOE TEH THANNA MANDI DIST RAJOURI WARD NO 10 NABAN MOHALLA NEAR SDS SCHOOL RAJOURI DIST RAJOURI FATEHPUR RAJOURI RAJOURI SOKAR KOTRANKA RAJOURI RAJOURI RO PO UJHAN TEH DARHAL DIST RAJOURI W NO-1 AT PRESENT RAJOURI KHEORA R/O KHEORA WORD NO 3 OPPOSITE NEW DIST COMPLEX KHEORA DISTT RAJOURI R/O JAWAHAR NAGAR WARD NO 5 TEHSIL DISTRICT RAJOURI STATE JAMMU JK DODASON BALA THANNA MANDI RAJOURI J&K BARSALA KOTERNKA BUDHAL RAJOURI CHAPPER DHARA GHAMBIR BRAHMANA RAJOURI RAJOURI RO PRORI PO PANIHAD TEH BUDHAL DIST RAJOURI J & K RO THANAMANG PO DARHAL MALKAN DIST RAJOURI J & K RO & PO FATEH PUR TEH RAJOURI DIST RAJOURI VPO PANIHAD KOTRANKA BUDHAL RAJOURI R/O GHAMBIR TEH AND DT RAJOURI J&K DANDOTE BUDHAL KOTERANKA SAMOTE RO SAMOTE PO SAMOTE KOTERANKA BUDHAL RAJOURI RO PO UJHAN TEHSIL DARHAL DIST ICT RAJOURI MANJHI DHARA PO TALWAR MANJHI DHARA MANJHI DHARA PRORI GUJJRAW KOTERANKA RAJOURI NAKKA THANAMANG TEHSIL DARHAL MALKAN DISTRCIT RAJOURI KAKORA RAJOURI RAJOURI PACHWARD DALHORI RAJOURI RAJOURI KANDI KOTRANKA RAJOURI RO MANGAL NAR PO MANJA KOTE TEH DIST RAJOURI VILLAGE CHAMSBI TRAR POST OFFICE PANIHAD TEH KOTRANKA DISTT RAJOURI FATEH PUR RAJOURI RAJOURI R/O DHAND KOTE P/O UJHAN TESHIL DARHAL DISTRICT RAJOURI R/O DARMMAN P/O SAMOTE TEHSIL KOTRANKA DISTRICT RAJOURI H NO 15 LANE 1A BLOCK A ENCLAVE ROOP NAGAR JAMMU J&K 0 TATTA PANI KALAKOTE RAJOURI
OM OSC OSC ST RBA RBA OM OM ST ST ST ST RBA ST ST RBA RBA RBA RBA ST ST RBA ST ST RBA ALC RBA ST RBA RBA SC SC OM
494 (05 OF 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013) 397 (03 OF 2012) 494 (05 OF 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013) 555 (06 of 2013) 555 (06 of 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013) 555 (06 of 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013) 397 (03 OF 2012) 555 (06 of 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013) 555 (06 of 2013) 555 (06 of 2013)
555 (06 of 2013) 555 (06 of 2013) 555 (06 of 2013) 555 (06 of 2013) 555 (06 of 2013) 555 (06 of 2013) 555 (06 of 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013) 555 (06 of 2013) 555 (06 of 2013) 555 (06 of 2013) 555 (06 of 2013) 555 (06 of 2013) 555 (06 of 2013) 555 (06 of 2013) 555 (06 of 2013) 555 (06 of 2013) 555 (06 of 2013) 555 (06 of 2013) 555 (06 of 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013) 555 (06 of 2013) -
34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41
116132538 116132539 116132540 116132542 116132545 116132547 116132549 116132553
BANSI LAL MAHINDER KUMAR CHARAN JEET SHARMA KASTURI LAL KHAJURIA MOHD YOUSIF NAZIR HUSSAIN MOHD AKRAM WAJHAT HUSSAIN
TATTA PANI KALAKOTE RAJOURI THANDA PANI SUNDER BANI RAJOURI WARD NO BEHIND HUGHLA BAR JAWAHAR NAGAR RAJOURI 0 KOTLI KALA BAN GALAHUTTI RAJOURI DHANDKOTE DARHAL RAJOURI JANDK BARI DARHAL DARHAL MALKAN RAJOURI CHOWKIAN DARHAL MALIKAN RAJOURI
OM OM ALC OM RBA RBA RBA RBA
494 (05 OF 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013) 555 (06 of 2013) 397 (03 OF 2012) 494 (05 OF 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013)
555 (06 of 2013) 555 (06 of 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013) 555 (06 of 2013) 555 (06 of 2013) 555 (06 of 2013)
19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014
42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54
116132562 116132570 116132574 116132586 116132587 116132592 116132600 116132608 116132614 116132626 116132629 116132642 116132644
ABDUL RAZAQ MOHD AZIZ MOHD ASLAM MOHD YOUSIF LAL HUSSAIN MODH AZAM SUSHEEL KUMAR JAMWAL MOHD SHABIR ABDUL RASHID RATHER MOHD RAFIQ ABDUL RASHID LONE MANZOOR MALIK BASHIR AHMED RATHER
0 RO PO GHAMBIR MUGHLAN TEH RAJOURI DT RAJOURI SAAJ THANNA MANDI RAJOURI GHAMBIR MUGHLAN RAJOURI R\O MARGHAN UJHAN P\O UJHAN TEHSIL DARHAL DISTT RAJOURI DARHAL MALIKAN CHOWKAIN RAJOURI VILL DHANOUR TEH & DISTT RAJOURI PO RAJOURI BADA KANA THANNA MANDI RAJOURI 0 R/O KOTE P/O BEHROTE TEH THANNAMANDI DISTT RAJOURI RO DRAMMAN PO SAMOTE TEHSIL KOTERANKA BUDHAL 0 KOTE BEHAROTE THANNA MANDI RAJOURI
ST RBA RBA RBA RBA RBA OM RBA RBA RBA RBA OM RBA
555 (06 of 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013) 555 (06 of 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013) 555 (06 of 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013) 397 (03 OF 2012) 555 (06 of 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013) 555 (06 of 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013)
555 (06 of 2013) 555 (06 of 2013) 555 (06 of 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013) 555 (06 of 2013) 555 (06 of 2013) 555 (06 of 2013)
19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014
55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62
116132647 116132652 116132653 116132656 116132660 116132677 116132678 116132679
AAKASH DEEP AAMIR HANIEF AAMIR MUSHTAQ AAMIR NISAR AAQIB LONE AASIYA IQBAL AASIYA SHAWL AASTHA MEHTA ABAID ULLAH SAFEER ABDUL GAFOOR ABDUL GAFUR ABDUL GANI ABDUL HAMID ABDUL HAMID ABDUL KHALIQ ABDUL MAJEED ABDUL MAJEED ABDUL MAJID ABDUL NASSAR ABDUL QADIR ABDUL QUYOOM ABDUL RAHMAN ABDUL RASHID ABDUL REHMAN ABDUL SHAKOOR ABDUL WAHEED ABDUL WAHEED ABDUL WAHEED ABDUL WAHEED ABDUL WARIS MALIK ABHEY KUMAR ABHIMANYU ABHIMANYU KHAJURIA ABHINAV KHAJURIA ABHINAV SHARMA ABHINAV SHARMA ABHISHEK KHAJURIA ABID HUSSAIN ABID HUSSAIN ABID HUSSAIN ABIDA HUSSAIN RAZDAN ABIDA KOSSER ABIDA KOUSER ABIDA QURESHI ABRAR AHMED ABRAR AHMED ABRAR HUSSAIN ACHALLA JAMWAL ADIL SHABIR ADNAN RATHER AFIFA FIRDOUS AFROZ ANJUM AFSHA MALIK AFSHAN BASHIQ RATHER AFTAB AHMED AFTAB AHMED AFTAB AHMED AFTAB AHMED AFTAB AHMED GORSSI AHSAN UL HAQ AHSAN UL HAQ AHSAN UL HAQ
Date of Interview 19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014
NASEER AHMED MOHD SHABIR ABDUL MAJEED NAZIR AHMED GHULAM RASOOL GORSSI ABDUL MAJID SABAR HUSSAIN ABDUL HAQ
RBA RBA RBA ST ST RBA RBA RBA
494 (05 OF 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013) 397 (03 OF 2012) 494 (05 OF 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013)
555 (06 of 2013) 555 (06 of 2013) 555 (06 of 2013) 555 (06 of 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013) 555 (06 of 2013) 555 (06 of 2013)
19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014
63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100
116132682 116132685 116132688 116132698 116132703 116132733 116132736 116132737 116132738 116132739 116132741 116132743 116132744 116132747 116132749 116132750 116132756 116132758 116132760 116132766 116132769 116132777 116132779 116132784 116132787 116132796 116132797 116132799 116132800 116132811 116132815 116132816 116132817 116132819 116132827 116132828 116132830 116132832
KOTLI KALABAN MANJAKOTE RAJOURI RO KURHAD PO PANIHAD TEH KOTERANKA DT RAJOURI STATE J&K RO SAGRAWAT DARHAL MALIKAN RAJOURI DHANWAN KALAKOTE RAJOURI R/O PORORI P/O PANIHAD RAJOURI RO KURHAD PO PANIHAD TEH KOTERANKA DIST RAJOURI RO & PO GHAMBIR MUGHLAN TEH RAJOURI DIST RAJOURI RO KUNDAN PO SHAHDARA SHARIEF RO KUNDAN PO SHAHDARA SHARIEF SHAHDARA SHARIEF VILLAGE ATTI PO FATEHPUR TEHSIL RAJOURI DISTRICT RAJOURI VILLAGE POST OFFICE MURADPUR RAJOURI RAJOURI VILL BHATALLI TEH THANAMANDI DT RAJOURI 0 RAJOURI POONCH CAMP BELICHARANA SATWARI CHANGI KANGRIAL BAJA BAIN SUNDER BANI RAJOURI IRWAN KHETAR GHAMBIR BRAHMANA RAJOURI #N/A VPO RAJPURA TEH SAMBA DT SAMBA GIGREAL PO KHOUR TEH AKHNOOR DT JAMMU WARD NO 10 TEH NOWSHERA DIST RAJOURI VPO CHOWKI HANDAN TEH NOWSHERA DISTT RAJOURI POLICE ACADEMY UDHAMPUR H BLOCK Q NO 1 UDHAMPUR VILL BHAJNOWA TEH NOWSHERA DISTT RAJOURI VILL KULEED TEH KISHTWAR DT KISHTWAR J&K RO NEAR GRID STATION JAWAHAR NAGAR RAJOURI TEH DIST RAJOURI VILLAGE KHABBER TEHSIL KALAKOTE PO TERLYATH DIST RAJOURI 0 VPO PRAT TEH SUNDER BANI DIST RAJOURI VILL SIOT TEH SUNDERBANI DT RAJOURI VILL BHEANIGALA TEH SUNDERBANI DISTRCIT RAJOURI POST OFFICE BAJA BAIN RAJNAGER BUDHAL RAJOURI RAJOURI PANJGRAIN RAJOURI RAJOURI FATEH PUR RAJOURI RAJOURI RO & PO SAJ TEH THANAMANDI DISTT RAJOURI DEHRI RALYOTE MANJAKOTE RAJOURI VPO COWKIAN TEH DARHAL DIST RAJOURI RO NADIAN PO RAKIBAN TEH DARHAL DIST RAJOURI CHOWKIAN DARHAL RAJOURI RO SOKAR PO PANIHAD TEH KOTERANK RAJOURI RO DHAND KOTE PO UJHAN TEH DARHAL DISTT RAJOURI RO BARSALA PO TRALLA TEH KOTRANKA DIST RAJOURI VILLAGE DODAJ TEHSIL DARHAL DISTRICT RAJOURI J&K PANIHAD KOTERANKA RAJOURI LADOTE RAJOURI RAJOURI RO GHAMBIR MUGHLAN MANJAKOTE R/O SAIM SUMIT P/O NEROJAL TEH THANNA MANDI DISTT RAJOURI WARD NO 02 DANDESAR TEH NOWSHERA RAJOURI JK
ST OM RBA SC SC RBA OM ALC SC SC OM ALC SC ALC SC OM RBA ALC OM OM RBA RBA ST ST RBA OM RBA ST RBA RBA RBA ST RBA ST RBA RBA ST OM
397 (03 OF 2012) 555 (06 of 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013) 555 (06 of 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013) 397 (03 OF 2012) 494 (05 OF 2013) 555 (06 of 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013) 397 (03 OF 2012) 494 (05 OF 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013)
494 (05 OF 2013) 555 (06 of 2013) 555 (06 of 2013) 555 (06 of 2013) 555 (06 of 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013) 555 (06 of 2013) 555 (06 of 2013) 555 (06 of 2013) 555 (06 of 2013) 555 (06 of 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013) 555 (06 of 2013) 555 (06 of 2013) 555 (06 of 2013) 555 (06 of 2013) 555 (06 of 2013) 555 (06 of 2013) 555 (06 of 2013) 555 (06 of 2013) 555 (06 of 2013) 555 (06 of 2013) 555 (06 of 2013) 555 (06 of 2013)
19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014 19 May 2014
101 102
VILLAGE GALHAN TEH KALA KOTE DISTT RAJOURI DOONGI BRAHMNA MIHARI MANYALAN TEH DISTT RAJOURI PO DOONGI BRAHMNA 0 WARD NUMBER 09 MOTI BAZAR RAJOURI 0 SWARI VILL KALAJANGER TEH KOTRANKA RAJOURI W NO 4 GOVIND NAGAR BEHIND TEH OFFICE NOWSHERA DIST RAJOURI ROVPO DODAJ TEH DARHAL DISTT RAJOURI JAMMU AND KASHMIR 0 RO PO THANNA MANDI RAJOURI DIST RAJOURI LNO 4 HNO 218 EKTA VIHAR KUNJWANI JAMMU RO KANTHOL TEH KOTERANKA DISTT RAJOURI HNO 62 LAKKER MANDI JANIPUR JAMMU WARD NO 3 FACCA MAKAAN DHANAKA MANPUR TEH NOWSHERA DISTT RAJOURI RO AND VPO KOTE DHARA TEHSIL RAJOURI DISTRICT RAJOURI C/O PURI CLOTH HOUSE NR RAGUNATH TEMPLE RAJOURI WARD NO 11 RO DRAMMAN PO SAMOTE TEH KOTRANKA DIST RAJOURI R/O CHAMBITRAR TEH KOTRANKA BUDHAL DISTT RAJOURI RO DODAI SABZI DANNA PO TOPA TEHSIL DARHAL MALKAN DISTT RAJOURI STATE JK BHATERA KALAKOTE RAJOURI GADYOG KOTRANKA RAJOURI R/O AND P/O TRALLA TEHSIL KOTERANKA DISTRICT RAJOURI CHARHAN TRALLA RAJOURI PLANGARH BEHROTE THANNAMANDI RAJOURI VILL FARWALA PO PALAM TEH & DT RAJOURI 0 R/O P/O DEHRI RALYOTE TEH DISTT RAJOURI JK
OM ALC
494 (05 OF 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013)
555 (06 of 2013) -
20 May 2014 20 May 2014
SC OM RBA RBA OM RBA RBA OSC SC RBA ALC ALC OM RBA ST ST ST
555 (06 of 2013) 397 (03 OF 2012) 555 (06 of 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013) 397 (03 OF 2012) 555 (06 of 2013) 555 (06 of 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013) 555 (06 of 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013) 397 (03 OF 2012) 494 (05 OF 2013)
494 (05 OF 2013) 555 (06 of 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013) 555 (06 of 2013) 555 (06 of 2013) 555 (06 of 2013) 555 (06 of 2013) 555 (06 of 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013) 555 (06 of 2013)
20 May 2014 20 May 2014 20 May 2014 20 May 2014 20 May 2014 20 May 2014 20 May 2014 20 May 2014 20 May 2014 20 May 2014 20 May 2014 20 May 2014 20 May 2014 20 May 2014 20 May 2014 20 May 2014 20 May 2014
ST RBA ST ST ST ST ST OM
494 (05 OF 2013) 555 (06 of 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013) 555 (06 of 2013) 494 (05 OF 2013)
555 (06 of 2013) 555 (06 of 2013) 555 (06 of 2013) 555 (06 of 2013) 555 (06 of 2013)
20 May 2014 20 May 2014 20 May 2014 20 May 2014 20 May 2014 20 May 2014 20 May 2014 20 May 2014
ABDUL AZIZ MOHD IQBAL SHAKOOR AHMED MIR CHAMAN LAL NIKA RAM DARKASH CHAND KEWAL KRISHAN TIRATH RAM RAJINDER PARKASH HARBANS LAL JAGAT RAM KASTURI LAL SRI CHAND JEET KUMAR RAM KRISHAN VIJAY KUMAR OM PARKASH SHARMA OM PRAKASH DEVRAJ RAINA BANSI LAL SHARMA RAMESH SINGH MOHD FAROOQ MOHAMMED BASHIR ABDUL AZIZ MOHD IQBAL MUSHTAQ AHMED MOH SADIQ ABDUL HUSSAIN GHULAM QADIR ABDUL QAYOOM MOHD AKRAM ABDUL MAJEED MAQBOOL HUSSAIN MOHD SHAFI MODH SADIQ MOHD FAROOQ GULZAR HUSSAIN ASHOK KUMAR SHARMA
116132835 116132842
AIJAZ AHMED AIJAZ IQBAL AISHA MIR AJAY KUMAR AJAY KUMAR AJAY KUMAR AJAY KUMAR AJAY KUMAR AJAY KUMAR AJAY KUMAR AJAY KUMAR AJAY KUMAR AJAY KUMAR AJAY KUMAR AJAY KUMAR AJAY KUMAR AJAY KUMAR SHARMA AJAY PRAKASH AJAY RAINA AJAY SHARMA AJAY SINGH AJAZ AHMED AJAZ AHMED AJAZ AHMED AJAZ AHMED AJAZ AHMED AJAZ AHMED AJAZ AHMED AJAZ AHMED AJAZ AHMED QURESHI AJAZ HUSSAIN AJAZ HUSSAIN AJAZ HUSSAIN SHAH AJAZ IQBAL AJAZ SUBHANI AJAZ UL HAQ AJAZ UR RASOOL AJEET KUMAR SHARMA AJEET SINGH AKASH DEEP SHARMA
103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119
116132847 116132849 116132853 116132861 116132863 116132871 116132881 116132886 116132887 116132889 116132892 116132893 116132895 116132897 116132899 116132901 116132906
AKHIL BHARTI AKHIL MAHAJAN AKHLAQ AHMED AKREETI SHARMA AKRITI SHARMA AKSEER HUSSAIN ALI ASGAR ALIYA MAQBOOL ALKA ALKA MEHTA ALKA SHARMA ALKA SHARMA ALKA SHARMA ALKA SHARMA ALTAF AHMAD ALTAF AHMED ALTAF AMIN
SUNIL KUMAR SHAM LAL GUPTA ABDUL AZIZ PAWAN KUMAR SHARMA NAGESH SHARMA GHULAM QADIR MOHD IQBAL MOHD MAQBOOL RAINA PREM CHAND VINOD KUMAR ANIL KUMAR ASHOK KUMAR SHARMA PRITAM DASS SHARMA RAMESH CHANDER SHARMA ABDUL LATIF JAN MOHD MOHD AMIN
120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127
116132908 116132910 116132919 116132922 116132931 116132934 116132935 116132936
ALTAF HUSSAIN ALTAF HUSSAIN ALTAF HUSSAIN ALTAF HUSSAIN ALTAF HUSSAIN ALTAF HUSSAIN ALTAF HUSSAIN ALTAF HUSSAIN
MOHD QASIM MOHD YOUSAF SAIN KHAN SHAH MOHAMMED LAL HUSSAIN KHADAN HUSSAIN ALI AKSER TALIB HUSSAIN
RAGHUBIR SINGH PRITAM LAL SHARMA
128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137
116132937 116132941 116132948 116132959 116132961 116132962 116132965 116132966 116132967 116132970
ALTAF HUSSAIN ALTAF HUSSAIN ALTAF HUSSAIN BHATTI AMAN BALI AMAN CHOUDHARY AMAN DEEP KHAJURIA AMAN PRIYA AMAN SAINI AMANDEEP KOUR AMANDEEP SINGH
ALAM DIN SAIN TASADIQ HUSSAIN SUSHEEL KUMAR BALI GIRDHARI LAL OM PARKASH ASHOK KUMAR BALDEV KUMAR SURISHTI SINGH MANJEET SINGH
138 139 140 141
116132975 116132983 116132986 116132989
AKHLAQ HUSSAIN MIRZA KRISHAN LAL GANDOTRA SADHU RAM ABDUL REHMAN CHOWDHARY
142 143 144
116132996 116132997 116133001
AMAR SOHAIL MIRZA AMBIKA GANDOTRA AMBIKA SHARMA AMEEQ REHMAN CHOWDHARY AMER MUJTABA AMER SAHIAL AMIM UN NISA
145 146 147 148 149 150 151 152
116133006 116133012 116133014 116133021 116133036 116133038 116133039 116133045
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EDITORIAL/ OPINION Shrinking agricultural land
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day will soon come when the vegetables will be grown in pots; grains will be substituted by vitamin capsules as no agriculture land will be available to produce grains as the human greed of expansionism and to live in palatial bungalows increases day by day. Though Jammu & Kashmir High Court, in a landmark decision, had directed state government to safe guard J&K Land Revenue Act and put a blanket ban on the sale of agriculture land for other purposes. Divisional Commissioner Kashmir in view of this judgment directed all the Deputy Commissioners to strictly adhere to the Land Revenue Act and see that no land conversion takes place anywhere in the state. But in reality, as we all see, Abi Awwal and Abi Doem which are meant for agriculture production is sold by property brokers who make fortunes out of this land. During the last few years, a new class of neo-rich has come up which does not care for values and ethos and tries every formula to amass money by hook or crook applying all kind of corrupt means to get their job accomplished. For them life is only a business. They are least bothered whether common man has to starve for want of money to buy food. The prices of grains and other essential commodities are rising high due to black marketers and stockiests who know how and when to exploit the market trends. Government is also aware of their gimmicks and had put all the property brokers under scanner two years backbut unfortunately nothing concrete has emerged so far. Not only conversion of land, the property dealers are also filling up the low lying areas and selling that land for commercial purposes at a very high cost, thereby putting the lives of the people at risk during flood and other natural calamities as these areas are absorption basin whenever the rivers or water bodies flow above the danger mark. But this class does not foresee this kind of danger to mankind. Their main aim remains to exploit the situation for their benefit. No doubt the population all over the world has increased manifold which means more production of grains and other food items to feed such a large chunk of population. But where will the grains come from? This question will remain unanswered unless and until the agriculture scientists, government and civil society rise above the occasion and ensure agricultural land is not converted for other purposes at any cost. Grow more, save agriculture land should be the motto of the government and the people for saving them from starvation.
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Zabarwan Times
Srinagar, Sunday 11 May 2014
Panchayat member ‘Killings’ in Kashmir …. Shafiq Mir
It may sound you strange but it is fact that in killings of Panchayat members in trouble-torn state of Jammu and Kashmir, both militants and the local state government seems to be on the same page. Before killing them physically, the idea of Panchayats was killed in a systematic manner by the government in the first place itself. In fact, for the first time the local rural body elections were held in the state of Jammu and Kashmir under its own PRI Act 1989 in 2011 due to which about 33000 Panchayat members came in to being with 4,145 Sarpanchs and about 29000 Panchs . These elections were held in the state on non political and non party basis. Despite the fact that no political party had campaigned for these elections as no party was involved in these elections as the practice was carried by the state government on no party and non political basis . So, all those who got elected in these elections as Panch and Sarpanchs were independent candidates and their election manifesto was only to serve the people at local level and resolve their local issues and work for the development of their respective villages. However, the record participation of the people with 80 to 90% polling proved that by and large the people of this trouble torn state were pro democracy. At that time, the militants and other separatist forces had also not objected to these elections considering them as a local rural developmental body of the village. The people who had voted in these elections had also high expectations with these local institutions.
However, soon after the conclusion of these successful elations, the state government of Jammu and Kashmir and union government of India started beating drums that the successful panchayat elections in the state was in fact a slap on the face of separatist forces and it was the success of the pro–India politics in the state without caring about the consequences of such statements. In fact, soon after the panchayat bodies came into being and community came under the control of these bodies, the alarming bells begin to ring in the ears of state’s established politicians whether in separatist or mainstream camps both feared ground slipping under their feet . Taking lead, it was the mainstream camp of Politicians whether in government or in opposition to hatch conspiracies how to make these institutions defunct and kill the idea of Panchayati Raj. After these bodies came into being, the local MLAs and ministers felt their role confined and out of local developmental activities as per the JKPRI act all the local developmental planning was to be done by the Panchayat body. For this, the government flashed an unwritten message to the official system not to respond and entertain these bodies. Even, the powers under the provisions of the Panchayati Raj Act were not entertained thus making these institutions defunct. On the other hand, the separatist forces also took these institutions a challenge to their existence and they also started disinformation campaign among the masses against Panchayat members.
Interestingly, the attacks on Panchayat members started soon after they came on streets for empowerment. Firstly, handwritten posters were pasted on public places in South Kashmir threatening the Panchayat members either to resign from their posts or to face the consequences. Implementing their threat on ground, the first Sarpanch namely Ghulam Mohammad Dar was killed by unknown gunmen in Kulgam district of South Kashmir on 27thFebruary 2012 after seven months of the election. In the past two years, nine Sarpanchs have been killed and about two thousand were left injured including a woman panch in different attacks carried on them by the unknown gunmen. Apart from this, close relatives of Panchayat members have also been attacked and killed including an eighty year father of a Sarpanch. Interestingly, the state government of Jammu and Kashmir is completely silent over the issue and has completely failed to take any step to save the lives of these people. Due to this fear psychosis, large number of Panhayat members have resigned from their posts and 90 % in Kashmir valley have gone underground. In such situation, where an elected leader has been forced to go in hiding one can easily understand the future of democracy in the state of Jammu and Kashmir . (The author is Chairman All Jammu and Kashmir Panchayat Conference an organization of elected Sarpanchs of the state. He can be reached at mirshafiq@gmail. com or 09419170570)
Demand Reduction-Key to Drug Abuse Control
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rug addiction is increasingly becoming an area of concern as traditional moorings, social taboos, self-restraint and control-discipline of the joint family and community are gradually disappearing with urbanization. Alcohol and drug abuse has emerged as a serious socio-economic problem in India. Located between two of the world’s largest illicit drug producing regions, India has been a transit country for long, making it highly vulnerable to the problem of smuggling of drugs into and out of the country and drug abuse. Narcotic Drugs include coca leaf, cannabis (hemp), opium, poppy straw and other manufactured goods, whereas Psychotropic substance means any substance, natural or synthetic, or any natural material or any salt or preparation of such substance or material included in the list of psychotropic substances specified in the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act, 1985. Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances have several medical and scientific uses. However, they can be and are also abused and trafficked. Natural narcotic drugs of great medical use such as morphine, codeine are produced from opium. Thus, the manufacture of natural narcotic drugs indirectly affects the demand for opium and the area in which farmers should be allowed to cultivate opium. India is one of the few countries that are internationally permitted to grow opium and successive resolutions of the UN Economic and Social Council require India (and other producing countries) to maintain a balance between demand and supply. Thus, on the one hand, India shares with other opium poppy growing countries the responsibility of ensuring that there is adequate supply of opium and opiates in the world and on the other has the responsibility to avoid excessive accumulation of stocks. Article 47 of our Constitution provides that “……… the State shall endeavour to bring about prohibition of the consumption except for medicinal purposes of intoxicating drinks and of drugs which are injurious to health.” India is a signatory to three United Nations Conventions, namely: (i) Convention on Narcotic Drugs, 1961; (ii) Convention on Psychotropic Substances, 1971; and (iii) Convention against Illicit Traffic in Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances, 1988. Thus, India also has an international obligation to curb drug abuse. The Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act, 1985 was framed taking into account India’s obligations under the three UN drug Conventions as well as Article 47 of the Constitution. This Act prohibits, except for medical or scientific purposes, the manufacture, production, trade, use, etc. of narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances. Thus the Governments’ policy has been to promote their use for medical and scientific purposes while preventing their diversion from licit sources, and prohibiting illicit traffic and abuse. The NDPS Act is administered by the Ministry of Finance, Department of Revenue. However, matters pertaining to Prevention of Alcohol and Substance Abuse are handled by the Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment (MSJE). The Ministry supports various NGOs working in this field. The Ministry of Health, which is responsible for all health issues, runs several drug de-addiction centres in the Government hospitals across the
country. The Narcotics Control Bureau, under the Ministry of Home Affairs, coordinates actions by various functionaries (Central and State) under the NDPS Act. The State Governments also have their own Health Departments and Social Welfare Departments each of which has its own set of activities relating to Drug Demand Reduction. Illegal cultivation of opium poppy (Papaver sominiferum) and cannabis (Cannabis sativa) are offences under the NDPS Act. Synthetic and semi-synthetic drugs are illicitly manufactured in clandestine laboratories (commonly known as clan labs) the world over. Diversion of licit pharmaceuticals containing narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances for abuse has been a significant problem in India. Preparations containing drugs such as codeine, buprenorphine, diazepam and alprazolam are commonly abused. Drug abuse is a result of two factors- the availability of drugs and the psycho-social conditions
supporting NGOs involved in this endeavour. The Ministry of Health and Family Welfare of the Government of India runs a number of drug-de-addiction centres in various Government hospitals across the country. The Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment has been implementing a Scheme for Prohibition and Drug Abuse Prevention since the year 1985-86. The approach of this Scheme is to provide the whole range of services including awareness generation, identification, counselling, treatment and rehabilitation of addicts through voluntary and other organizations. In order to reduce the demand for and consumption of alcohol and dependence producing substances, the thrust would be on preventive education programmes and Whole Person Recovery of the addicts At present, under this Scheme, the Government supports Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) running Deaddiction-cum-Rehabilitation Centres, De-addiction Camps, and Counselling and Aware-
which result in their abuse. Both traditional and semi-synthetic and synthetic drugs are abused. Intravenous drug use and HIV/AIDS driven by such use have added a new dimension to the problem. The United Nations General Assembly, in its 20th Special Session in 1998, has accepted demand reduction as an indispensable pillar of drug control strategies. Hence, equal emphasis is placed on supply and demand reduction. Demand reduction also has two components- treating the drug addicts and educating and enabling the society to prevent addiction and to rehabilitate addicts after they have been treated. Thus, drug abuse is a psycho-socio medical problem, which needs both medical intervention and community based interventions. Hence, the central government has a three-pronged strategy for demand reduction consisting of: Building awareness and educating people about ill effects of drug abuse. Dealing with the addicts through programme of motivational counselling, treatment, follow-up and social-reintegration of recovered addicts. To impart drug abuse prevention/rehabilitation training to volunteers with a view to build up an educated cadre of service providers. Of the above, treatment is the component which directly targets drug addiction. India has a twopronged strategy towards it- (a) running deaddiction centres in Government hospitals; and (b)
ness Centres. The Government bears the major portion of the cost of services provided at these Centres. While the apparent “benefits” of consumption for drug abusers is transient and health and financial burden on society considerable, there are huge profits for suppliers and traffickers of illicit drugs. Producer and trafficking countries, however, tend to pay a high social and political price for shortterm economic gains. Although families have a powerful influence on shaping the attitudes, values and behavioral patterns of children and thus preventing substance abuse, peer groups often prove to have an even stronger influence. The negative influence of peers appears to increase when parents abdicate their traditional supervisory roles. Family factors which can lead to or intensify drug abuse include, prolonged or traumatic parental absence, harsh discipline, failure to communicate on an emotional level and parental use of drugs. Lack of household stability triggered by low and irregular income and unemployment may increase the stress on the family and its vulnerability to drug abuse. While the family itself can be the source of drug problems, it can also be a potent force for prevention and treatment. As most families are supported and cared for by women, women play a key role in teaching the young, ensuring health care and maintaining links with and mobilizing community support where necessary.
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