Day: July 31, 2024

GNS ONLINE NEWS PORTAL

RAJOURI JULY31 :–A Review of the Traffic challenges in Rajouri-Poonch Range was held by the

Deputy Inspector General of Police traffic Jammu Range at Conference Hall, DPL Rajouri. In addition, the proposed deployments for the forthcoming Shri Budha Amarnath Ji Yatra- 2024 were also discussed threadbare.

Today on 31.07.2024, Deputy Inspector General of Police, Traffic Dr. Haseeb Mughal IPS, visited district Rajouri and chaired a meeting with officers and officials of traffic police Rajouri and Poonch at conference hall DPL Rajouri. He was accompanied by SSP traffic Rural Jammu Sh. Vinay Kumar Kullar JKPS.

At the outset of meeting/interaction session, a welcome address was given by DySP traffic Rajouri – Poonch Sh Nawaz Ahmed in which senior officers were welcomed and briefed about day to day functioning of traffic police. The challenges and issues of traffic police in general were also brought to notice of the senior officers.

Besides this good work and achievements during the year were also highlighted. After that officers and officials were asked to put forward their grievances and field challenges.

The traffic challaning officers along with other officials raised problems regarding working of e-challaning machine, bike riders, road issues and some personal-welfare issues.

All the issues were listened carefully by DIG traffic Jammu Range and noted down for early redressal and some issues were resolved onspot.

Beside that, issues related to parking slots in Rajouri, increased percentage of e-auto rickshaws, traffic booths in towns were also discussed.

SSP Traffic rural Jammu Sh. Vinay Kumar Khullar, JKPS while speaking stressed on discipline, right code of conduct while performing duties. He briefed the officers to put focus on quality challaning specially on overloading, overspeeding, drunken driving and use of Mobile phones while driving.

Finally, DIG Traffic, Dr. Mughal imparted necessary directions to all the officers and jawans regarding Traffic Policing and challenges ahead. He advised the officers and officials to maintain personal security and security of fellow officials. He emphasised that the need of the hour is to keep a high vigil around and contribute actively in maintaining overall peace in the area. Directions were also imparted on officers and officials for maximising the use of electronic gadgets and body worn cameras when on duties and also stressed on people friendly policing and emphasized on engaging religious, community heads , NCC and others for traffic rules awareness in public.

Lastly, he briefed in detail to officers and officials regarding upcoming SBANJY 2024 and directed all to gear up for Yatra duties. A successful and smooth yatra convoy movement is required on part of Traffic Police and especially cut off timing be maintained at each stop/Langer points.
He stressed upon the Traffic Police officers to maintain a close coordination with District Police and other sister agencies for a better sense of Traffic on roads.

He wished good luck to the Traffic Cops for the upcoming challenges…….

GNS ONLINE NEWS PORTAL

RAJOURI, JULY 31: To redress the grievances of the public at their doorsteps, the Deputy Commissioner Rajouri, Om Prakash Bhagat held a public outreach camp at block Manjakote as a part of the Weekly Block Diwas initiative. It provided a platform to the residents to voice their concerns/demands directly to the district administration.

During the Outreach Camp, a wide range of issues were raised by the attendees, including demands for the macadamization of roads, upgradation of government institutions, scarcity of water and the need for the augmentation of health infrastructure in the area. The Officers present during the event utilized the platform to educate the public about the various schemes being implemented by the different departments across the district. They actively encouraged the locals to avail the benefits of these welfare initiatives. The concerned Officers also responded to the issues and demands raised by the public during the public outreach camp.

The Deputy Commissioner, Om Prakash Bhagat assured the public that the district administration is working tirelessly to ensure that all basic amenities are provided to the people at their doorsteps. He also assured that all genuine concerns raised during the event would be addressed in a time-bound manner through the direct intervention of the concerned departments. To expedite the redressal process, the DC issued on the spot directions to the concerned officers, to prioritize the resolution of the issues highlighted by the public.

Emphasizing the need of coordination among all stakeholders for the development of the area thereby improving the overall quality of life of the residents. He also spoke about the menace of drug abuse and its effects on the youth and society as a whole. He sought the active cooperation of the general public in fighting this scourge and urged them to join hands with the administration to create a drug-free society. The Weekly Block Diwas event held at block Manjakote was a resounding success, with the district administration successfully addressing numerous public issues and concerns in a participatory and transparent manner.

The Outreach Camp was attended by the ADDC, Dr Raj Kumar Thapa; CPO, Maqsood Ahmed; DSHO, PP Sagotra; LDM, Sanjeev Bhasin; AD Fisheries, Bodh Raj; EXEN PWD(R&B) Rajouri, Sardar Khan; EXEN Jal Shakti Rajouri, Ashwini Sharma; EXEN PMGSY Rajouri, Shahid Mustafa; other district and sectoral officers.

GNS ONLINE NEWS PORTAL

RAJOURI, JULY 30: –Deputy Commissioner Rajouri Om Prakash Bhagat today chaired a meeting of the District Level NCORD Committee. The primary objective of this meeting was to assess and enhance the existing measures and strategies aimed at effectively combating the menace of drug abuse within the district. The meeting served as a platform for a comprehensive exchange of ideas and strategies, facilitating a deeper understanding of the multifaceted approach required to combat and eradicate drug abuse from the society. The officers shared invaluable perspectives and proposed strategies for effective fight against the drug abuse.

Deputy Commissioner Om Prakash Bhagat underscored the importance of collaboration among all stakeholders to transform Rajouri into a drug-free district. He directed the concerned officers to further intensify the anti-drug drives. Recognizing the pivotal role of schools in preventing drug abuse, he directed concerned officer from Schools Education Department to sensitize school children about the detrimental effects of drug abuse by implementing effective measures to generate mass awareness among the students. Stress was also laid on the need for proper monitoring of courier services to prevent their misuse for drug trafficking purposes.

Deputy Commissioner Om Prakash Bhagat reiterated the imperative to further augment and strengthen the anti-drug campaign in the district. The meeting underscored the dedication of the district administration to raising awareness about drug abuse, particularly among the youth, emphasizing the need for collaborative efforts among administrative bodies, law enforcement agencies, educational institutions and other stakeholders to foster a drug-free society.

The meeting was attended by the SSP Rajouri, Randeep Kumar; ADC Rajouri, Rajiv Kumar Khajuria; DFO Rajouri, Ranjeev Sharma; Principal PG College Rajouri, Dr. KK Sharma; DIO, Mohd Nawaz Choudhary; DSWO, Abdul Raheem; CMO, Dr Manohar Rana; Drug Control Officer, Shaqoor Ahmed; and other concerned officers.

GNS ONLINE NEWS PORTAL

RAJOURI JULY 31:--Jammu and Kashmir  The Pirpanchal Unit of the All India Backward Classes Union (Registered), under the leadership of President Shiri Mohd Manir Mughal, unequivocally rejects the Commission formed by the Government of Jammu and Kashmir vide Order No. 13620-JK (LD) of 2024 dated 30.07.2024. The inclusion of a Chairman and members from castes other than OBCs is a blatant violation of our demands and a profound betrayal of our trust.

After thorough deliberations, the Union emphasizes that any Commission with non-OBC Chairman and members is unacceptable. The Government’s decision to ignore our categorical stance undermines the rights and aspirations of OBCs, disregarding their entitlement to reservations and various welfare schemes as prescribed by the Constitution and Supreme Court directives.

This Commission, in its current form, is a mockery of the OBCs’ struggles and future generations. It stands as a barrier to the benefits that should be rightfully accessible to our communities. The Union firmly demands that the Chairman and all members of the Commission be appointed exclusively from OBC communities. This step is crucial to ensure that our voices are genuinely heard and our welfare is prioritized.

We call upon the Government to reconsider its decision and to establish a Commission that truly represents the interests and rights of the OBCs. Our demand is simple yet fundamental: a Commission that is truly reflective of our community’s needs and aspirations.

GNS ONLINE NEWS PORTAL

SHYAM SOOD

==1st mission to hoist India’s largest flag atop Africa’s highest peak Kilimanjaro.

RAJOURI JULY 30:–The first Divyangjan Expedition team will create history by hoisting the largest Indian flag atop the Kilimanjaro, the highest peak in Africa.
To commemorate 78th Independence Day, a 7,800-square foot national flag will be displayed during the expedition showcasing India’s pride and unity.
Additional Secretary Ministry of Defence (MoD), Dipti Mohil Chawia on Tuesday flagged off the expedition in New Delhi.
The Himalayan Mountaineering Institute (HMI), Darjeeling under the aegis of the Ministry of Defence, is undertaking a Divyangjan expedition from Kanchenjunga National Park to Mt. Kilimanjaro, the highest peak of the African continent during August 2 to 20.
The expedition team includes Uday Kumar, a Divyangjan with 91% above-knee amputee; Air Warrior and Principal, HMI Gp, Capt Jai Kishan; Capt Shruti S. Chanaveeragoudra; Sub Mahendra Kumar Yadav; Pawel Sharma, and Ms. Sulaxchana Tamang.
Uday Kumar has already climbed Mt. Rthenock (16,500ft) in the Kanchenjunga National Park, West Sikkim, setting an inspiring precedent for the upcoming challenges.
Uday Kumar has already climbed Mt. Rthenock (16,500ft) in the Kanchenjunga National Park, West Sikkim, setting an inspiring precedent for the upcoming challenges.
“This expedition is a testament to the strength, determination and unity of the Indian people,” said MoD.
It aims to inspire the youth, Divyangjan and underprivileged people to pursue their dreams, no matter how daunting they may seem.

GNS ONLINE NEWS PORTAL

RAJOURI JULY 30:–Rajesh Gupta alias Bittu Shah former Councellor, Senior Congress leader, PCC member and President Beopar Mandal Rajouri had a tour of Palma Rajouri, where he interact with youth, discuss their problems and assured them that all the problems will be reach upto district administration for the immediate required solutions.

Other prominent citizens who were present in the meeting are Haroon Rashid, Ashok Sharma, Mukhtar Jatt (District General Secretary Youth congress), Yaqoob Mirza , Vishal Sharma, Zubair Hussain and Sham Kumar etc.