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Overall, snowfall will continue from 3-6th Forenoon with occasional break.
SNS KASHMIR
SRINAGAR JANUARY 03 :
Moderate snowfall reported from most places of J&K and at Zojila area. As of now snowfall of same intensity likely to continue till afternoon and temporary break till evening. Forecast from 4-5th Jan.
Moderate to heavy snowfall with isolated very heavy snowfall most likely especially in South Kmr,Gulmarg, Banihal-Ramban, Poonch,Rajouri,Kistawar, Zanskar Drass and on higher reaches of Ladakh region. Overall, snowfall will continue from 3-6th Forenoon with occasional break.
This may led to disruption of surface and air transportation, waterloging in plains of Jmu n Srinagar cities. (IMD)
One Bus no JK02D 7191 on its way Bhaderwah towards jammu when reached at near New Bridge pul Doda Rboll down from the Road obout 2oo feets resulting 11 persons got injured namely
1.Driver pushvinder singh S/o Sukh Dev R/o katra age 32 year
Cleaner Susheel singh S/o Davinder singh R/o Ramnager udhampur age 24 year
Mohd sabir S/o Ali batt R/o Gundna age 35 year
Ashok kumar S/o Roshan lal R/o Jammu age 36 years
Vista Devi W/ o Sanjay kumar R/o Bhaderwah age 33 years
Arun kumar S/o Ashok kumar R/o Bhall Bhaderwah age 22years
Naseema Begum W/o Gh Hadir R/o Bhalla Bhaderwah age 45 years
Inder kumar S/o Amar chand R/ o Bhaderwah ager 63 years
Neelma Devi W/o Dharminder singh R/o udhampur age 45 years
10 . Hamanshu S/o Sanjay kumar R/o Udhapur age 4 years
11.Kamlesha Devi W/o pritam singh R/o Bhaderwah age 60 years
All injured persons shifted to GMC Doda for treatment.
As people in Kashmir Valley including Srinagar woke up to blanket of snow, aspirants appearing for online examination of banking associates in Jammu and Kashmir Bank urged authorities to postpone the examinations scheduled on Sunday.
A number of aspirants called GNS and said that it was nearly impossible for them to reach examination centre amid the continuous snowfall.
“My reporting time at the examination venue is at 8:30 a.m. and it is impossible for me to reach there given the continuous snowfall and considerable snow depth on the ground,” one of the aspirants from Buchpora area in outskirts of Srinagar told GNS over phone.
Another aspirant from Lal Bazar area of Srinagar said that he has to reach examination centre in Vawoosa Rangreth and it was highly unlikely that he can reach the venue.
“I had arranged auto rickshaw and the driver told me that he cannot move. How can I reach the venue,” the aspirant said and requested the bank authorities to postpone the examination scheduled today. Similarly many other aspirants called the GNS office and urged the bank to cancel the examination which runs on different dates and continues at least by the end of this month.(GNS)
Anti Corruption Bureau presented chargesheet against accused in-service public servant namely
(1) Shafiq Ahmed S/O Late Hajji Mohd. Karim R/O Dodasan Bala Tehsil Thanamandi District Rajouri then ACR Poonch A/P Addl. Secretary Science & Technology Deptt. Civil Secretariat J&K,
(2) Zaffar Iqbal Jagil S/O Mohd. Aslam R/O Nakka, Manjhari, Tehsil Mendhar District Poonch, A/P W.No.2 Mohalla Sukka Katha District Poonch, then Patwari Halqa Degwar Maldialian Tehsil Haveli District Poonch A/P Patwari Halqa Khanetar Tehsil Haveli District Poonch
3)Beneficiary Masood Ahmed @ Maqsood Ahmed S/O Sh.Mohd. Shafi R/O Village Chandak Tehsil Haveli District Poonch in the Court of Special Judge Anti-Corruption Rajouri in case FIR No.45/2018 registered in P/S VOJ (now ACBJ)under section 5(1) (d) r/w section 5(2) of J&K PC Act, Samvat 2006 and section 120-B, 201 RPC.
2. The instant case was registered on the outcome of a verification conducted by the Vigilance Organization (Now ACB) into the allegations that Zaffer Iqbal, then Patwari, Halqa Degwar/Ajote, Poonch issued Fard Intikhab in respect of forest/state land to villagers who further sold the land to land grabber from Degwar to Ajote, Haveli. During verification relevant revenue record of Degwar, Maldialian and Ajote Village of Tehsil Haveli District Poonch were scrutinized. It was found that then Patwari Halqa Degwar/Ajote Zaffer Iqbal Jagilillegally prepared mutation No.1013 in violation of provisions enshrined in orders Nos.LB-6/C of 1958 for the land measuring 05 Kanals falling under Khasra No.430, land measuring 09 Kanals 10 Marlas in Khasra No. 454/1, land measuring 02 kanls 10 marlas in Khasra No.1387/455 of village Degwar Maldialian in favour of private beneficiary Nazir Hussain S/O Fazla Gujjar R/O Degwar Maldalian Tehsil Haveli District Poonch (now expired)and further attested by Shafiq Ahmed, then ACR Poonch.
3. It also surfaced that mutation No.882 under LB-6/C of 1958 and mutation No.971 under S-432 of 1966 for the land measuring 05 Kanals 15 marlas falling under Khasra No.474 of Village Ajote Tehsil Haveli District Poonch were also recorded illegally by Zaffer Iqbal, then Patwari Village Ajote and further attested by Shri Shafiq Ahmed then ACR Poonch in favour of private beneficiary Maqsood Ahmed alias Masood Ahmed S/O Mohd. Shafi R/O Chandak Tehsil Haveli District Poonch.
4. During investigation, FSL Expert who examined specimen/admitted/questioned documents has further authenticated the entry & attestation of the said mutations by the said accused public servants (revenue officers/officials). Moreover, Parat Sarkar of the said mutations could not be traced and the daily dairy (Roznamcha) of then Patwar Halqa Ajote and Degwar Maldialian has also not been maintained for the period of posting of accused patwari.Both these aspects had evidentiary value, absence of the same established the intentional and deliberate act of both the accused public servants. Illegal possession of beneficiaries on the land has also been established.
4. Anti Corruption Bureau presented the chargesheet after obtaining sanction for prosecution of in-service public servant from the competent authority.
5. The next date of hearing has been fixed on 19.02.2020.
A woman social activist who unsuccessfully contested the DDC election from Aloosa panchayat block in north Kashmir’s Bandipora district Saturday joined the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) along with her supporters.
In a statements issued to the news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO) an official spokesperson said that Dilshad along with her supporters today joined the PDP in the presence of senior leader and former legislator Nizam ud Din Bhat.
He said that Nizamuddin Bhat felicitated and warmly welcomed Dilshada into the party fold in the presence of BDC chairperson and Sarpanchs of Aloosa block.
The spokesperson said that Dilshad resolved to use the party forum for women empowerment and also work for strengthening the party at the grassroots level.
He said that Dilshada had bagged a sizable chunk of votes and enjoys a fair reputation as a social worker in the area.
It is pertinent to mention that Aloosa panchayat block was swept by the PDP in the recently held DDC and panchayat by-polls—(KNO)
Chief of Defense Staff General Bipin Rawat praised the Indian Army, saying that the circumstances under which they protect the border, it is rarely seen. General Rawat completed one year as Chief of Defense Staff on Saturday. On this occasion, he visited forward military bases along the China border in Arunachal Pradesh and Assam.
Recently, China has started reaching out to areas adjacent to Arunachal after Ladakh. In such a situation, this visit of Bipin Rawat is considered very important. In fact, China has completed the laying of rail tracks on December 31 to connect Lhasa and Nayingshi cities of Tibet near the Indian border in Arunachal Pradesh.
The Sichuan-Tibet Railway starts from Chengdu, the capital of the Sichuan Province, and enters Tibet via Yan and via Chhamdo. The time taken by this train to travel between Chengdu and Lhasa has been reduced from 48 hours to 13 hours. Construction of this rail route connecting Lhasa, the capital of Tibet and Nayingshi, in eastern Tibet began in 2014.
On the other hand, the ongoing dispute with China over the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in eastern Ladakh is yet to come to an end. Several rounds of talks at the diplomatic and military levels have also failed to resolve the dispute.
However, both countries are committed to resolving the border dispute and the ninth round of talks is expected to take place soon.
Chinese Defense Ministry spokesman Colonel Tan Kafei Tan said in an online media briefing on Thursday that the forces of India and China Since the eighth round of Corps Commander level talks between the two sides, the two sides have continued to discuss the withdrawal of troops stationed on the front.
There was a 87.13 per cent dip in incidents of stone-pelting last year as compared to 2019 in Jammu and Kashmir, according to Director General of Police Dilbag Singh.
In 2019, there were 1,999 incidents of stone-pelting, of which 1,193 took place after the Centre announced abrogation of the special status of the erstwhile state of Jammu and Kashmir that year in August.
“There have been 255 stone-pelting incidents in 2020 as compared to the incidents in 2019 and the year (2020), witnessed a 87.31 per cent decline,” the director general of police said.
The Centre on August 5, 2019, revoked Article 370, which gave special status to the erstwhile state, and divided it into union territories of Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh.
In 2018 and 2017, 1,458, and 1,412 incidents of stone-pelting were reported.
When compared to 2016, the dip in such incidents in 2020 was 90 per cent, according to officials.
In 2016, 2,653 stone-pelting cases were reported as the killing of Burhan Wani, a commander of the terrorist organisation Hizbul Mujahideen, had triggered violent protests across Kashmir.
In 2015, as many as 730 incidents of stone-pelting took place in Jammu and Kashmir.
After decline in militancy in the mid-2000s, stones became a popular choice of weapon during protests. This trend has been there since the 2008 Amarnath-land row agitation in Jammu and Kashmir.
A top commander of the Indian Army had then termed stone-pelting as “agitational terrorism” for targeting security forces and police who in-turn could not use the gun on stone-pelters.
The worst incidents of stone-pelting took place in 2010, 2016 and 2019.
“Law and order situation is well under control. Our resolve for 2021 is strengthening and consolidating peace and normalcy in Jammu and Kashmir,” DGP Dilbagh Singh said. (PTI)
A court here rejected anticipatory bail plea by three persons including two counter intelligence policemen facing charges of misusing their official position to “extort money” from a person over “frivolous” allegations of militancy against him.
A per police report, on 10 December last year, police station Kothibagh received a complaint by one person forwarded by SSP CIK Srinagar for lodgment of FIR on the allegations that Selection Grade Constable Bashir Ahmad, presently working in CIK along with Head Constable Ajaz Ahmad, made a telephone call to him that there are adverse reports with CID CIK against him for providing logistic support and financial assistance to the banned militant organizations for which his presence is required.
The complainant stated that he took along one of his friends and met with one Shamim Ahmad of Pulwama, friend of cops, for the issue who asked them that he will resolve the matter as he knows the CIK officers. Then complainant went to Srinagar and met Bashir Ahmad and Aijaz Ahmad at Floriculture Park Residence road. Shamim Ahmad was also present at the location. In the meanwhile Aijaz Ahmad forcibly took away Rs. 14,000 from the pocket of the complainant and also they demanded Rs. 20 lakhs for the dismissal of allegations leveled against him, the police report says. The complainant insisted that he shall not pay such hefty amount and finally it was decided between them that Rs. 6.50 lakhs shall be paid by the complainant through installments. After three days, the complainant paid Rs. 1.36 lakhs as installment and made a phone call for knowing the present status of the case. However, the complainant stated they threatened him of dire consequences. Accordingly, the complainant appeared before SSP CIK were he came to know that the accused persons have manipulated false allegations against him besides he has been cheated by them, the police reported added. Subsequently an FIR (No. 97/2020) was registered in police station Kothibagh and investigation set into motion.
Special Public Prosecutor in his objections submitted that the accused are actively involved in the case (FIR No.97/2020) under section 420, 384, 386, 506 IPC r/w Section 7 of P. C Act as such they cannot claim bail as a matter of right.
Counsel for the accused argued that they are innocent and have been falsely implicated in the case.
“The allegations against the petitioners (cops and their friend) are incriminating and serious in nature and speaks about their criminal mind set and prima facie there are reasonable grounds that alleged accused have committed the offences as indicated in the FIR as such do not deserve any concession of bail in anticipation of their arrest,” said Special Judge, Anti-Corruption Kashmir, Srinagar R. N. Watal in an order, a copy of which lies with GNS.
(The petitioners being police officials and working with important wing of J&K Police i.e. counter intelligence to collect the information about activities of anti-national elements. ..instead of assembling the information about unscruplous anti-nationals elements appear to have misused the official position to mint money,” the court said, adding, “Any concession of bail in favour of petitioners and their conduit petitioner Shameem shall not be taken in good taste by the society at large and the faith that a common man has got in this prestigious institution shall get shattered.” (GNS)
An oath taking ceremony was held at Dak Bunglow Baramulla today during which Additional District Development Commissioner Baramulla Aijaz Abdullah Saraf administered oath to 29 recently elected councilors. Among them,13 councilors from MC Sopore, 4 from MC Pattan, 2 from MC Baramulla, 2 from MC Kunzer,where as 8 councilors were from MC Watergam .
SSP Baramulla,Ab.Qyoom, besides the president’s ,councilors,officers and other concerned were present on the occasion.
The ADDC on the occasion congratulated the elected concilors for their success and asked them to be pro active for overall development of the society. He enjoined upon them to work with dedication and try to overcome hardships of the people in their respective areas.For this purpose, the ADDC assured full support from the district administration. He said that the people should be made aware about all developmental and welfare schemes of the government so that they can avail benefits from these schemes.
Later, an interaction session was held during which the elected councilors assured that they will work for the overall socio economic development of the society.
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