Day: January 10, 2023

GNSONLINE RAJOURI SHYAM SOOD

RAJOURI, JANUARY 10:–Even on Tuesday the 9th day of intensive Cordon and Search Operations (CASOs) jointly launched by district Rajou ri police with the Army & Para Military Forces in and beyond Rajouri district, no contact has so far been made with the terrorists responsible for twin terror incidents in Dhangri village in which 7 innocent people, including two minors were killed in January 1(firing) & 2 (IED blast).
Meanwhile, on the directions of MHA & Lt Governor Administration, the process for the renewal and strengthening of Village Defence Groups (VDGs- earlier VDCs) in both the border districts of Rajouri & Poonch has been taken on priority.
At many places, especially situated along the LoC and in vulnerable areas, Army and CRPF have been holding workshops focused on weapon inspection, firing practice and briefing the VDCs about the present security scenario (after the Dhangri terrorist attack).
It is pertinent to mention here that, according to district police office, there are 683 VDCs in Rajouri district with 5206 members.
Out of 683 VDCs functioning in the district, 420 are Hindu groups, 30 are Muslim groups and 233 VDCs are having members from both the communities.
According to SSP, Mohammad Aslam, several persons have been detained for questioning who might have either been in contact with the terrorists or they had provided moral & logistic support to them.
“The investigation is heading in the right direction and some vital leads are likely to lead in the elimination of the terrorists in the near future. The detained persons include a woman and a man impersonating as woman” said SSP.
Two terrorists, one short and other long, according to eyewitness, and wearing black clothes and one among them carrying a small bag, had struck in village Dhangri at about 6 pm and killed 4 persons and injured another 6 by opening fire.
Before fleeing, they planted an IED in one of the attacked houses, that exploded next morning in which two minor were killed and 11 other were injured.
They same group reportedly have opened fire at Phalyana on December 16 in which two civilians were killed and another was injured.
Earlier, both were spotted in village Muradpur on December 13 when they entered a house and later left.
After Dhangri killings people across the district, especially in vulnerable areas and along LoC feeling insecure and also raised their concerns before the visiting dignitaries including Lt Governor and DGP.
The government has started arming the VDCs once again and also to those who wanted to join VDCs in their areas.
In a first, several ex-servicemen in village Dhangri have been provided self-loading rifles (SLRs) along with ammunition & the process will be followed in other vulnerable areas.
Meanwhile, considering the current security situation in the remote villages of Nowshera sub-division in Rajouri district, Indian Army organised a VDC workshop at Deeing Firing Range (Naushera.
The targeted killings of minorities by terrorists in Dhangri on 1 January highlight the need of VDC members in the villages.
“All the VDC members of Battalion area of responsibility have actively participated in the event. VDC members were briefed about the prevalent situation and tactics being employed by anti-national elements and how important their role is to ensure sustained peace and prosperity in the region” said a senior officer of Kalal Battalion.
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GNSONLINE RAJOURI

RAJOURI JANUARY 10:– Good news for PIRPUNJAL Region that Arthroscopic Surgery started first time in AH GMC Rajouri under supervision of Principal Prof. (Dr) A S Bhatia and Medical Superintendent Dr Mehmood Hussain Bajar.

ACL Reconstruction and Meniscectomy surgery has been performed on the patient namely Shahida Begum resident of Koteranka by a team of doctors comprising of Dr Irfan Malik Assistant Professor Orthopaedics, Dr Nahid Khan Anaesthetist, Dr Adrees SR Orthopaedics, Dr Ashraf DNB Orthopaedics, Mr Shahid Bhat OT Technician and Mr Amir Anesthesia Technician. Earlier for this type of surgery patients had to go out of Rajouri which will now be on regular basis in AH GMC Rajouri. This surgery has been performed free of cost under AB-PMJAY Sehat Scheme where as it is a costly procedure.
Arthroscopy is a surgical procedure for diagnosing and treating joint problems that Orthopaedic surgeon use to visualize and treat problems inside a joint. The word arthroscopy comes from two Greek words, “arthro” (joint) and “skopein” (to look). The term literally means “to look within the joint.”
In arthroscopic surgery orthopaedic surgeon makes a small incision in the patient’s skin, then inserts pencil-sized instrument that contain a small lens and lightining system to magnify and illuminate the structures inside the joint. Light is transmitted through fiber optics to the end of the arthroscope that is inserted into the joint.
By attaching the arthroscope to a miniature camera, the surgeon is able to see the interior of the joint through this very small incision, rather than the larger incision needed for open surgery.
The camera attached to the arthroscope displays the image of the joint on a video monitor, allowing the surgeon to look through out the joint. This lets the surgeon see the structures like cartilage and ligaments etc. The surgeon can determine the amount or type of injury and then repair or correct the problem, if it is necessary. Doctors use arthroscopy to help diagnose and treat a variety of joint conditions, most commonly affecting the: Knee, Shoulder, Elbow, Ankle, Hip and wrist joint.
Conditions treated with arthroscopy include:
Loose bone fragments, damaged or torn cartilage, inflamed joint linings, torn ligaments and scaring within joints etc.

GNSONLINE RAJOURI

RAJOURI, JANUARY 10: Deputy Commissioner Rajouri, Vikas Kundal, underscored the importance of effective implementation and a maximum enrollment of the Aadhaar in the district.
The Deputy Commissioner was chairing a meeting to review the status of Aadhaar enrollment and the progress achieved so far. He sought a detailed report on all aspects of Aadhaar enrollment including enrollment of the 0 to 5 years age group. The meeting was apprised that out of 82857 persons, 38957 persons have been enrolled under Aadhaar. It was decided that special Aadhaar enrollment camps would also be organised on Village Health and nutrition day and on the day of vaccination to enroll the 0 to 3 years ICDS beneficiaries. Similarly, the School Education Department shall also ensure the hundred percent Aadhaar enrollment of pre-nursery year children in schools.
Taking note of the Aadhaar enrollment of the 5-18 years age group, it was informed that 93.33 percent progress has been recorded in this regard, while the DC asked to achieve a hundred percent target.
It was further informed that 711048 persons have been Aadhar enrolled in 18 yr and above age group.
The Deputy Commissioner reiterated the commitment of the district administration to ensure enrollment of all citizens to enable them to avail benefits of different schemes. He directed the officers to actively monitor the process for efficiency, accuracy, and saturation.
The officers discussed the potential roadblocks in the process of Aadhaar enrollment and submitted that special camps have already been organized in the past in the district with a special focus on the government and private schools. The officers shall also ensure that the camps are organised to cover the left out beneficiaries.
Officers who attended the meeting were PO ICDS, Shoket Mehmood Malik; CMO, Dr Abdul Hamid Zargar; DAO, Dr Farooq Mir; DIO, Narinder Kumar; AD Planning, Mohd Rafi and other concerned officers.