Day: March 12, 2024

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RAJOURI MARCH 12:–In order to strengthen the relations between police administration and civil society, a police public interaction meet under initiative of PCPG was organised at Nowshera subdivision headquarter on Tuesday.

The meeting was organised on the directions of District Police Office Rajouri and was chaired by Sub Divisional Police Officer Nowshera Jaswant Singh besides other officer of police including Station House Officer Nowshera, Sumit Magotra were present.

A large number of civil society members including former municipal councillors, other PRIs, civil society members, traders participated in the meeting.

Discussion on range of public issues was held in the meeting with participants put forth public issues as well as suggestions over these issues with focus on addressing the same.

The participants also voiced their concern towards the issue of Drugs addiction and assured that civil society will extend it’s best possible cooperation for eradication of drugs evil from society.

Addressing the meeting, SDPO Nowshera Jaswant Singh said that Jammu and Kashmir police is having a ‘Zero Tolerance’ policy towards the menace and no one found involved in this crime is spared.

SDPO Nowshera said that all other issues of public concerned discussed during this meeting will be taken on priority and attempts will be made to address all these issues.

He further said that civil society is the most important part of any area and people from Nowshera have always stood shoulder to shoulder with law enforcement agency and have played up by bottle and have played pivotal role in maintenance of peace and order.

He further assure that police force is working day and night to ensure that the entire area remains in peaceful atmosphere.

He further appealed all the traders to install CCTV surveillance cameras in and outside their business establishments as the surveillance cameras not only play a role in prevention towards unlawful acts but also have vital importance during investigation of any case.

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RAJOURI, MARCH 12:-– Marking a powerful stride in democratic participation, Government Higher Secondary School Dalhori, Zone Baljarallan, hosted an impactful awareness campaign under the Systematic Voters’ Education and Electoral Participation (SVEEP) initiative.

Guided by the adept coordination of District Election Officer Om Parkash Bhagat and the leadership of Prof. Mohd Iqbal Raina, DNO from the District SVEEP Cell Rajouri, the event aimed to illuminate the community about the pivotal role of voting in the electoral process.

Mohammad Ayaz Raina, a dedicated member of the District SVEEP Cell, fervently outlined the objectives of SVEEP and underscored the critical importance of each vote. The resonating theme, “No voter to be left out and mission 75%,” reverberated through the engaging session.

Comprising Class 12th students, institution staff, supervisors from the surrounding polling stations and Booth Level Officers (BLOs) from nearby panchayats, the participants actively absorbed the insights shared during the awareness session.

Ayaz Raina’s comprehensive presentation ignited a collective commitment among attendees to propagate the campaign’s message to their respective Panchayats.

The success of this awareness campaign stands as a significant stride toward achieving the mission of a 75% voter turnout, ensuring that no eligible voter is overlooked. The dedication displayed by the participants at HSS Dalhori exemplifies the grassroots strength needed to construct a resilient democratic society.

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BUDHAL/RAJOURI MARCH 12:-Senior PDP Leader Mohammad Farooq Inqlabi urged the administration to ensure uninterrupted power supply during this holy month of Ramzan, especially at Sehri and Iftar hours.
In a statement issued to media, Farooq Inqlabi said the complaints pouring in from various areas of the Sub Division Mahore in Reasi District and Sub Division Kotranka-Budhal of Rajouri District suggest that frequent power curtailments even at the Sheri and Iftar times are causing hardships to the people.
“Since Muslims have some special religious obligations to be fulfilled during Ramzan, the concerned department must make sure that they get sufficient power supply during this holy month, or at least they should be provided an uninterrupted supply of electricity during Sheri and Iftar hours.”
Farooq Inqlabi appealed to the LG Administration to look into the matter to ensure the proper redressal of the complaints about the power curtailments in various areas, especially in the far-flung areas of Mahore Sub Division and Kotranka Budhal Sub Division.
He further urged the administration to intervene and make sure there are no frequent power outages during the ongoing month of Ramzan. “Most importantly, the people should get uninterrupted power supply at the timings of Sehri and Iftar.”