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Day: May 2, 2019

  • How is Maharashtra attack different than Pulwama attack: Er. Rasheed* Asks New Delhi will it impose AFSPA in Maharashtra and other Naxal hit states

    How is Maharashtra attack different than Pulwama attack: Er. Rasheed* Asks New Delhi will it impose AFSPA in Maharashtra and other Naxal hit states

     

    Srinagar, 02 May: Expressing sympathy with the families of commandos killed in brutal Naxal attack in Maharashtra, AIP President Er. Rasheed has reiterated that violence is not solution to any problem. In a statement issued to FK today Er. Rasheed said “while the attack is condemnable, New Delhi needs to introspect and answer certain serious and tough questions. Can New Delhi answer if it will show same anger and anguish towards the people of Maharashtra, it showed towards Kashmiris after the Pulwama attack? Will Maharashtrains be attacked the same way, Kashmiris were attacked in rest of the India and will the high ways be closed in the same manner Jammu Srinagar High Way is closed twice a week?” Er. Rasheed asked union government to answer that why the religion of the attackers is not being linked with the attackers who attacked and killed fifteen commandos in Maharashtra. He said “Whenever any incident takes place in Kashmir New Delhi makes huge hue and cry not only in the country but across the world but why it keeps mum if more heinous attacks taken place in Chhattisgarh, Maharashtra, West Bengal or other places. Is life of those killed in Maharashtra attack less important than the life of Jawans killed in Pulwama attack. Kashmiris have a right to answer that why AFSPA is not being put in place in Naxal hit states and why are not draconian laws like PSA being imposed in these states”. Er. Rasheed while expressing sympathy with the families of killed police Jawans in Maharashtra reiterated that every human life is precious and there is no justification to violence neither by state nor by non-state actors. Er. Rasheed added that Maharashtra attack has exposed the double standards of Indian state towards Kashmiris and it is yet again proven that New Delhi has huge hateredness towards Kashmiris and sees them as their enemies. Er. Rasheed said “The response shown to the Maharashtra brutal attack reminds US and Indian allegations against Pakistanis for classifying Taliban militants as good Taliban and bad Taliban. It is obvious that Indian state is firm, brutal and harsh towards every Kashmiris but overlooks what is happening in Maharashtra, Chhattisgarh and other Naxal hit states for the reason it believes Naxals and other militant outfits in rest of the Indian as its own people, but sees every Kashmiri as its enemy”.“`

     

  • DDC Rajouri reviews arrangements for Holy month of Ramadan *

    DDC Rajouri reviews arrangements for Holy month of Ramadan *

    Rajouri May, 02 : In order to review the arrangements for holy month of Ramadan,District Development Commissioner Rajouri Mohammad Aijaz Asad today convened a meeting in his office chamber with the concerned officers.

    The meeting was attended by Additional Deputy Commissioner Rajouri Sher Singh, Senior Suprintendent of police Yougal Manhas, Chief Medical Officer Dr Sunil Sharma, Executive Engineer PDD, Executive Engineer PHE, Executive Engineer STD-IV Kalakote, Tehsildar Rajouri, Executive Officer Muncipality Rajouri, other concerned officers and non official members.

    During the meeting various issues were discussed in detail including availability of essential commodities, power and water supply, sanitation, security, medicare, regulation of rates of essential items, traffic management in the town, functioning of street lights etc.

    XEN PHE informed the DDC that the work on a bore well at Bela Colony with the capacity of 10000 gallons is being executed by the department to meet the shortage of water for the Rajouri town and it will be made functional within the next five days. He further said that two more borewells have recently been sanctioned for the town and the work on these will be started after the removal of Model Code Of Conduct. The DDC directed the XEN PHE to ensure the proper supply of potable water during the month of Ramadan so that the general public donot suffer due to lack of water.The DDC also asked him to direct the officials of PHE to perform their duties positively.

    The DDC directed the Executive Engineer PDD to ensure that the consumers get adequate power supply especially at the time of Iftar and Sehri.

    The DDC informed that the district administration has released an amount of Rs 10 lakhs to the Executive Officer Municipality Rajouri for the installation of street lights in the town. EO municipality was directed to complete the work of installation within two days. The DDC also directed him to identify the places of religious gathering and install the mobile toilets there.

    The Deputy Commissioner also directed the officer of Municipal Committee to maintain proper sanitation and cleanliness in and around the places of worships and at the places of congregations.
    Municipal Committee was asked to install waste bins and ensure proper disposal of garbage.

    He further directed the CA&PD department to keep available essential commodities for the general public and asked for effective monitoring of public distribution mechanism in the district and ensure that the quota of ration reaches and distributed to the people well in time.

    Calling for ensuring the availability of all requisite and essential commodities to the people on prescribed rate during the Holy Month of Ramadan Deputy Commissioner asked the officers of all the department to work in synergized manner so that the people do not face any inconvenience during the Holy Month.

    The chair directed the district officers to put in extra efforts for the convenience of the people during these auspicious days and ensure that all the basic amenities are available to the people. He said that the cleanliness and sanitation of lanes and drains, grand mosques in the town and Eidgahs where congregational prayers are to be offered should be prioritised by the municipal committee and non-functional street lights be replaced immediately for convenience of the commuters.

  • *TRAFFIC PLAN & ADVISORY*

    *TRAFFIC PLAN & ADVISORY*

     

    Traffic movement on 03.05.2019
    Jammu-Srinagar NHW-44
    From *Jammu towards Srinagar*
    *Only one way for both LMV/HMV*

    *CUT OFF TIMING:*

    *LMVs*
    From ( *Nagrota) Jammu* from 0700 hrs. to
    1100 hrs.
    From ( *Jakheni) Udhampur* from 0800 hrs. to
    1200 hrs.
    No LMVs shall be allowed from ( *Nagrota* )
    *Jammu* and ( *Jakheni) Udhampur* after cut
    off timings.

    *HMVs/Load Carrier*
    From ( *Jakheni) Udhampur* *from1200 hrs* . to
    *1900 hrs.*
    No HMVs shall be allowed after cut of timings
    from ( *Jakheni) Udhampur*

    *MUGHAL ROAD*
    *Only one way traffic* shall be allowed
    *Both LMV/HMVs (upto six tyres Truck)* shall be
    allowed from *Shopian towards Buffliaz* from
    *Herpora 0600 hours to 1500 hours*
    No vehicle shall be allowed after cut of timings

    *Srinagar-Sonamarg-Gumari Road*

    *Only one way traffic* shall be allowed
    *Only LMV* shall be allowed *from Sonamarg*
    *towards Minimarag* from *0900 hrs. to 1400*
    hrs.
    *No vehicle* shall be allowed after cut of timings

    *ADVISORY*
    The commuters are advised not to travel during
    night hours.
    No movement of any type of vehicle shall be
    allowed from
    opposite direction.
    People are advised to undertake journey on NHW
    only after
    confirming status of the road from below
    mentioned phone Nos.

    *TRAFFIC CONTROL UNITs*

    Jammu (0191-2459048, 9419147732)
    Ramban (9419993745)
    Srinagar (0194-2450022, 2485396, 18001807091)
    Udhampur (8491928625)

  • Bhalessa girl shines in CBSE class 12th exam ,Nadia Javaid bags 82% marks

    Bhalessa girl shines in CBSE class 12th exam ,Nadia Javaid bags 82% marks

    Shafqat Shaheen Sheikh

    Bhalessa May 02:– Hailing from remote Gulwar Tandla in Bhalessa region of Doda District, Nadia Javaid bags 82 % marks in Class 12th CBSE exam of which the result was declared today. Nadia was student of JNV Arnora School Ghat Doda
    While feeling proud on her prestigious success , Nadia said that it is matter of hard work that always pays and never goes in vain . Adding that despite hailing from small village of Bhalessa I wants to become IPS officer , that we girls are having such ability of to do so.
    She puts thanks to her teachers , parents and friends who always supported her in qualifying prestigious exam through CBSE .
    It is important to mention that Nadiya Javaid had written somany poetic pharagraphs on current socio political environment across Chenab Valley and abroad Jammu. She is having writing skills on current affairs also .
    On the glorious success of Nadia Javaid , various Organisations among which Global Peace Foundation Patron Junaid Malik, Media Co-ordinator Shafqat Shaheen, and Team SHAHEEN Trust congrulated this proud daughter , her parents, teachers and we’ll wishers on her prestigious performance in CBSE exam and wishes best for her future success and prays for her bright future.

  • DDC Rajouri presented Block level Awards to farmers*

    DDC Rajouri presented Block level Awards to farmers*

     

    Rajouri: District Development Commissioner, Rajouri, Mohammad Aijaz Asad today presented block level best farmer awards to the farmers of district Rajouri in a function organized by agriculture department Rajouri.

    The awards were given under the ATMA scheme for the year 2018-19. The awards were given in the field of vegetable cultivation, mushroom cultivation, oilseed, cereal and in beekeeping.

    A total of 09 awards were given and each award includes a cash prize of 10,000. A special award under the field spices (Garlic) was also presented with a cash prize of 10,000.

    speaking on the occasion, District development Commissioner Rajouri urged the farmers to avail the favors of numerous farmers welfare programs like a kissan credit card, PM-KISAN, Sub Mission on Agriculture Technology and other state-sponsored schemes.DDC urged them on the reformed agriculture operations to boost their income.

    The farmers who attended the function were made aware of the usefulness of organic farming and advised them to evade the adoption of synthetically compounded fertilizers, pesticides and growth regulators for further productions.

    The function was attended by Additional Deputy Commissioner, Rajouri, Sher Singh, Chief Agriculture Officer, M Y Choudhary,Chief planning officer, Assistant Commissioner Revenue, Mohd Ashraf and other offices of the agriculture department.

  • Shazad Demands Judicial Auditing of Bunkers in border Districts

    Shazad Demands Judicial Auditing of Bunkers in border Districts

    Jammu, May 02 : Citing massive allegations of irregularities and nepotism in construction of bunkers and identification of sites for construction of new community and individual bunkers for civil population in border district Poonch, today while interacting with prominent villagers in Balakote Sector of border town Mendhar.
    Dr Shazad Malik, a renowed educationist urged union home ministry and governor Satya Pal Malik to order judicial auditing of whole procedure of construction of bunkers in border areas.

    Dr Shazad said that it is so unfortunate that everyday complaints and allegations are pouring in from border villagers that newly constructed bunkers in these areas are not constructed using the sub standard material. He also said that sites for bunkers are identified at the behest of politicians without adopting any scientific parameter.

    Explaining the sufferings of locals of border areas, he said that innocent people living in border areas face double whammy as at one side they become victims of unprovoked shelling from Pakistan and on the other side neither administration nor government show any sympathy or empathy to them.

    He alleged that on paper billions of rupees are sanctioned and released by union ministry of home affairs for people of these border areas but on ground the situation is totally different, there is lack of coordination between different agencies of the state and central government. Dr Malik retierated his old demand of establishment of an independent body called as BADA, Border Area Development Authority that shall exclusively cater all the needs of people of border areas.

  • India-Pak troops exchange heavy fire along LoC in Poonch

    India-Pak troops exchange heavy fire along LoC in Poonch

    Adil Hamdani

    India and Pakistani troops on Thursday exchanged heavy gunfire along the Line of Control (LoC) in Poonch district on Thursday.

    A source said the two armies targetted each other’s posts along the LoC in Shahpur and Kerni sectors of Poonch by small arms firing and mortar shells.

    However, no loss of life or damage to property was reported, a police official said.

    All educational institution has been closed in the said sector by order of District Magistrate Poonch.

  • Police holds counselling session for Nowshera students

    Police holds counselling session for Nowshera students

    Rajouri,May 02 :- Jammu and Kashmir police on Thursday held a general counselling session at Government Girls Higher Secondary School Nowshera which was chaired by Additional SP Nowshera, GL Sharma.

    Counselling session was held during morning assembly of the school.

    The burning issues like menace of drugs and it’s remedies, traffic accidents its causes and prevention, suicidal tendencies and it’s causes and remedial measures were discussed. All students were motivated to work in a positive direction so that their goal in life is achieved.

    Female students were motivated to learn the self defence techniques and prepare themselves psychologically and physically to face any hostile situation boldly.

    They were told that females are equally capable of doing any job in any capacity and even females are doing well in army, paramilitary and in police as well.

    The females play a pivotal role in the society from family level to village to state and even at national and international level.

    School Principal, Anil Gujral also highlighted the role of females in the society at different levels.