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Bandipora police solved mysterious murder case of a women within a week by arresting the accused person involved in the act of crime.
On 21/12/2020 Police Post Ajas received a written complaint from one person namely AB Rehman Matahanji S/o AB Gaffar Matahanji R/o Laharwalpora Bandipora stating that his daughter namely Afrooza Bano Age about 25 years, who was married to one Shabir Ahmad Pahloo S/o Nazir Ahmad Pahloo R/o S.K Payeen Bandipora has been killed by her husband.On receipt of this information a Case FIR No.177/2020 under section 302 IPC was registered in PS Sumbal and investigation taken up.
Acting on this complaint a police party headed by DO Ajas Insp.Qaiser Bashir immediately swung in to action and recovered the dead body of the deceased women, after completing all medico legal formalities the dead body was handed over to legal heirs for last rites.
During the course of investigation the role of one Shabir Ahmad Pahloo the husband of the deceased women surfaced and a manhunt was launched to nab him.After strenous efforts the accused person was arrested and during questioning he admitted that during the intervening night of 20/21 December the duo were engaged in a brawl over Mehar and Golden ornaments and he strangulated his wife to death.
A 30 year old PDD daily wager died due to electric shock at Kundayi Daranthal Sajroo in Reasi district when he was repairing electrical wires. The deceased identified as Bashir Ahmed S/O Abdul Guffar Hajam R/O Kalwa. Locals alleged that the daily wager died due to the negligence of the department. It is pertinent to mention here that the said employee was married 15 days ago.
NC President Dr. Farooq Abdullah today felicitated NC’s winning DDC candidates from Kashmir province at Nawa-e-Subah Srinagar. NC Vice President Omar Abdullah, Ali Mohammad Sagar, Nasir Aslam Wani,JKNC Vice president north Kashmir Dr Sajad Shafi Uri, Mohammad Ramzan Choudhary, Mohammad Akbar Lone , Masood Hussani, Nazir of Gueazi Gurezi, Shameema Ji, District Presidents, were also present on the occasion. ✌
Says this led to fall of PDP-BJP coalition; closing doors to APD by Hurriyat set bad precedent across country; PDP a movement, Delhi has to resolve K-issue through dialogue with Pak, will not hold white flag in hands, Waheed brought hundreds of youth into mainstream, yet booked by NIA
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SRINAGAR, DECEMBER 29 :
In a major revelation, PDP chief Mehbooba Mufti today said that a major reason to break the alliance with BJP was she didn’t accept the pact that entailed the bodies of slain militants won’t be handed over to their families for last rites and a major crackdown would be launched on Jamaat-e-Islami in J&K.
The PDP chief also said that closing doors for the All Parties Delegation (APD) by the Hurriyat leaders set a bad precedent across India and that PDP will continue to vouch for the resolution of Kashmir issue through dialogue between India and Pakistan.
Addressing the party workers and DDC election winners at PDP headquarters in Srinagar, the PDP chief said that late Mufti Muhammad Sayeed had joined hands with BJP only to “cage a jin” in a bottle so that article 370 won’t be touched. “It was after an agreement between PDP and BJP that article 370 won’t be touched, historic roads will be opened and a dialogue with Hurriyat leaders and Pakistan would be held. That was the Agenda of Alliance,” she said as per news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO). However, Mehbooba said that the alliance crumbled after she was told by the BJP to sign a pact that read: “militant bodies of (locals, foreigners) won’t be handed over to their families for last rites and a crackdown will be launched on the JeI across Kashmir.”
“I refused to agree to this plan which led to the fall of PDP-BJP alliance in J&K,” she revealed. She said that while PDP was in alliance with the BJP, a golden opportunity was lost when Hurriyat leaders shut their doors for the APD delegations. “This set a bad precedent about Kashmiris across India,” she said, adding that after that another opportunity was lost by not responding to the repeated offers of Home Minister of India who stated “My doors are open for everyone.”
The PDP chief while felicitating the DDC candidates who won from various seats across Kashmir, stating that “BJP had written PDP’s obituary” but the recent council elections proved that PDP is workers’ party rather a movement on ground. “I recall what my father used to say about workers. He would always say workers are like his eyes. I believe in same. Today, PDP is alive yet again and that is because of workers. This happened despite the fact big leaders left our party but they lost in their own constituencies as our worker stood with us firmly,” she said.
The PDP chief while training her guns at BJP led government in New Delhi said that history is witness whenever any party comes to power, it invites other smaller parties to join them to run the governance but “We are seeing reverse of everything.” “BJP made country’s top agencies as its partners including NIA, ED, CBI only suppress people and intimidate them,” she alleged.
She said that in the past two months, there is hardly any worker who wasn’t intimidated, threatened, warned and now “DDC winners are being blackmailed to join other parties.” “A person who was caught along with three guns in his car was let go and his case was withdrawn as he became BJP’s proxy,” said Mehbooba, adding that on the contrary PDP youth leader Waheed Para, who made hundreds of youth join PDP was put behind the bars by NIA. “Waheed is the same youth who brought 6000 youth to former Home Minister of India’s rally in Kashmir. Despite court orders, he wasn’t allowed to take oath in jail. How can he be linked with militants as he was working bring youth towards mainstream?”
The PDP chief said that PDP will continue to press for resolution of Kashmir issue through dialogue with Hurriyat and Pakistan. “We are not saying we will resolve the Kashmir issue, but we have a role. We will not allow Kashmir to be a battle ground but a bridge of peace between India and Pakistan. We are not saying anything new but what Atal Bihari Vajpayee did. We demand opening of our traditional routes too,” she said as per KNO
Accusing BJP led regime of choking Kashmir’s economy and tarnishing the J&K’s constitution by scrapping article 370, Mehbooba said: “We will fight for our rights. We are not the ones who would raise white flags. No matter how far BJP goes in choking Kashmir economy and making us dependent on all fronts, we will not bow.”—(KNO)
The government Tuesday issued a list of 18 officers of the Jammu and Kashmir Administrative Service who will retire after attaining the age of superannuation in the calendar year 2021.
In an order, a copy of which lies with the news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO) government stated that 18 members of the Jammu and Kashmir Administrative Service will retire on attaining the age of superannuation in 2021.
“It is hereby notified that the following member of the Jammu and Kashmir Administration Service shall retire on attaining the age of superannuation, in the afternoon’ of the date, as indicated below during the calendar year, 2021,” the order states.
According to the order the officers include Hashmat Ali Khan, Bilal Ahmad Bhat, Rohit Khajuria, Vir Ji Hangloo, M S Choudhary, Rifat Arif, Ghulam Mohammad Dar, Ravinder Nath Sadhu, Shahnawaz Bukhari, Nazir Ahmad Baba, Mohammad Hanief Malik, Nazir Ahmad Lone, Kuldeep Kumar, Sepolia, Abdul Rashu Bhat, Attam Dev Singh, Muhammad Ayub and Bharti Sharma—(KNO)
Jammu and Kashmir Civil Society Forum expressed anguish over the Budgam incident and demanded strict action under law against the accused whom police have already arrested and registered a case against him in connection with kidnapping & brutal sexual assault on a 23-year-old girl.
In a statement Chairman Jammu Kashmir Civil Society Forum (JKCSF) Abdul Qayoom Wani said that the incident was shameful and a stain on our society , demanding the severe punishment for the accused Wani said abduction of a 23-year-old girl in Narkora Budgam on December 22, there has been a wave of public outrage against the physical abuse.
JKCSF has expressed sympathy to the family of the victim over the brutal and heart-breaking incident that took place with the girl and demanded severe punishment for the involved person and has called upon the police for stern punishment for the accused, saying it would serve as a lesson to young people who are becoming increasingly misguided in society. ” It has come to our notice that the accused is the son of prominent hotelier and he is trying to influence the case through influential means.” Said Wani JKCSF seeks intervention of higher officials to ensure transparency in the case.
“Our society is rapidly losing high moral values. It is our collective responsibility to take stock of our own situation and decide whether to take responsibility for such tragedies in our society,” Wani said
A lady died while two other persons were injured in a road accident in north Kashmir’s Kupwara district on Tuesday morning.
Reports reaching Kashmir Despatch said an accident took place near JNV Potushie when a four wheeler private vehicle bearing registration number JK09 B 3517 fell in nallah after the driver lost control over the wheels due to slippery condition of the road.
In the mishap a lady identified as Zoona Begum wife of Abdul Khaliq Khan, while two other persons recieved Injuries and were taken to nearby hospital for treatment.
A police officer also confirmed the killing of lady in this road mishap.
US President-elect Joe Biden on Monday announced the members of his White House Office of Digital Strategy, where Kashmir-born Aisha Shah has bagged a senior position.
Shah has been named as Partnerships Manager at the White House Office of Digital Strategy, which would be headed by Rob Flaherty, Director of Digital Strategy, according to an announcement by the Biden transition team.
Raised in Louisiana, Shah previously served as digital partnerships manager in the Biden-Harris Campaign. She currently serves as an advancement specialist for the Smithsonian Institution.
Prior to this role, Shah worked as an assistant manager on the Corporate Fund of the John F Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, supporting the first-ever expansion of a presidential memorial.
Shah also served as a strategic communications specialist at Buoy, an integrated marketing firm that specialises in social impact communications, as well as spitfire strategies, where she enabled nonprofits to use pop culture as a tool for social change.
Among other members of the White House Office of Digital Strategy are Brendan Cohen (Platform Manager), Maha Ghandour (Digital Partnerships Manager), Jonathan Hebert (Video Director), Jaime Lopez (Director of Platforms), Carahna Magwood (Creative Director), Abbey Pitzer (Designer), Olivia Raisner (Traveling Content Director), Rebecca Rinkevich (Deputy Director Of Digital Strategy), Christian Tom (Deputy Director Of Digital Strategy) and Cameron Trimble (Director of Digital Engagement).
“This team of diverse experts has a wide range of experience in digital strategy and will help connect the White House to the American people in new and innovative ways. They bring a shared commitment to building our nation back better, and I am thrilled to have them on our team,” Biden said.
These diverse, accomplished, and talented individuals demonstrate that the president and vice president-elect are building an administration that looks like America and is ready to deliver results on day one, the transition team said.
A reflection of the critical role digital strategy plays in reaching the American people, the Biden-Harris White House will feature a robust digital team.
In addition to amplifying and engaging users online through traditional measures, the White House Office of Digital Strategy will develop partnerships that are focused on extending the president-elect’s reach beyond his own social platforms, it said.
“Digital communities and online spaces have taken on even more importance in the wake of the pandemic. We’re building a team to speak to the lived experiences of all Americans. With much of our lives online, it is critical for this administration’s digital efforts to be inclusive and extensive,” said Vice President-elect Kamala Harris.
“Digital outreach will be a key pillar of the Biden-Harris Administration’s engagement with the public. By bringing a talented team of digital strategists to the White House, we will ensure a robust dialogue with the American people, wherever they are,” said incoming White House Chief of Staff Ron Klain. (PTI)
A 17-year-old boy has “inadvertently” crossed the Line of Control in Poonch district of Jammu and his family issued an appeal on Monday to Pakistani authorities to release him.
Family of the teenager who studies in tenth standard told GNS Mohammad Shabir of Mandhar’s Kaaiyan village crossed the LoC.
The family said that a missing report has been filed in police Station Poonch. “We request authorities to release our son,” Mohammad Bashir, father of the teenager told GNS.
SSP Poonch Ramesh Angral told GNS that the matter has been taken up with the higher authorities.(GNS)
Budgam Police have arrested an accused involved in kidnapping and rape case ,within 24 hours.
Police Station Budgam received a complaint stating that a girl (name with held) has been kidnapped and sexually assaulted by one person namely Arzaan Ahmed Khan S/o Kousar Ahmed Khan resident of Gulberg Colony, Hyderpora.
Accordingly, Case FIR No. 465/2020 under relevant sections of law was registered at P/S Budgam and investigation was initiated.
A special team headed by SHO Budgam acting swiftly and arrested the accused within 24 hours after complaint was received. He has been shifted to P/S Budgam where he remains in custody.
After fulfilling all medico-legal formalities, the girl was handed over to her legal heirs. Investigation into the matter is in progress.
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