RAJOURI, NOVEMBER 06:–Deputy Commissioner Rajouri Vikas Kundal today rushed to GMC&AH to inquire about the condition of injured who had endured a dreadful tempo accident at Kanchi Morh on Rajouri-Kotranka Road. The accidents victims were shifted to the hospital for specialized care. Deputy Commissioner Vikas kundal assured that appropriate compensation under rules shall also be given to the sufferers of the mishap.
Tragedy struck as eighteen people were left injured, while the lives of three innocent souls were tragically cut short in a road accident that unfolded at the fateful Kainchi Morh, situated near Rehan. The heart-wrenching incident occurred when a tempo traveler, en route to Rajouri from Kotranka, lost control and veered off the road, tumbling down a steep gorge.
The aftermath of the accident was nothing short of chaos, with a total of eighteen individuals bearing the brunt of the catastrophe, all left grappling with injuries of varying degrees. These brave survivors were rushed to the GMC Associated Hospital in Rajouri, where a dedicated medical team worked tirelessly to assess and address their conditions.
Deputy Commissioner Vikas Kundal engaged with the injured, inquiring about their health and offering words of solace and encouragement. Furthermore, he directed the medical team to provide the injured with the most comprehensive and effective treatment, minimizing the risk of complications and ensuring a smoother path to recovery.
In this trying hour, the Deputy Commissioner extended a heartfelt promise to the injured and their distraught families, assuring them that the District Administration would stand by their side, offering unwavering support and all the necessary assistance required during this difficult and trying time.
Among the others DDC Member Budhal New, Shazia Kouser; ACR, Imran Rashid Kataria; MS DH, Dr Mehmood Bajar; Tehsildar Rajouri, Varinder Sharma; DySP HQr, Mudasir Chowdhury and other officers accompanied the DC during his visit.
Three injured were referred from District Hospital Rajouri to GMC Jammu.
Though overloading in passanger vehicles become a routine practice in Budhal Kotranka Roads
SAYED ZAHID
RAJOURI NOVEMBER 06:- A tragic road accident took place today in which at least 18 passengers were seriously injured in a tempo which was going from Kotranka to Rajouri, a few kilometers away from Rajouri in Palma area. According to the details, there were about 18 and 19 passengers in the tempo and the driver lost control due to high speed and fell into a deep ditch of about 300 feet, resulting in the death of three passengers.
While around 16 passengers, including minor children, will be seriously injured, mother and daughter are also among the injured ,Superintendent of GMC Rajouri told while three injured have been referred from GMC Rajouri to GMC Jammu for further treatment after initial medical treatment.
In the same accident, an injured passenger while talking to the media representatives in GMC Rajouri said that another tempo driver got ahead of the tempo driver in Kenchi Mor area, so after that the driver accelerated the speed of the tempo vehicle. The passengers sitting in the tempo asked the driver to reduce the speed somewhere outside, but the driver drove the vehicle at a high speed, while in Palma area, the driver lost control of the tempo and a major road accident took place.
The identified of the deceased Abdul Rashid S/o Chandia R/o Hubbi Kandi Age 34 years.Brought Dead Mohd Shabir S/o Nazir Hussain R/o Badhal Age 40 yrs. Dead Mohd Azam S/o Ghulam Din R/o Draaj Budhal Age 32 yrs.died and injured identified as
Jagdev Singh S/o Lal Chand R/o Badhaal
Kirna Sevi W/o Jagdev Singh R/o Badhaal
Jajant Singh S/o Jagdev Singh R/o Badhaal Age 2 years Naseem Akhter W/o Abdul Rashid R/o Hubbi Age 30 Saika Koser D/o Abdul Rashid R/o Hubbi 4years
Showket Ali S/o Nazir Hussain R/o Kandi Age 35.Mohd Kafeel S/o Ghulam Rasool R/o Dhaarskri age 15 years Imtiaz Ahmed S/o Ghulam Mohd R/O Mohra Daraj Mahsooma Begum W/o Abdul Aziz R/o Jaglaano Age 65 yrs Mohd Altaf S/o Abdul Aziz R/o Jaglano Age 34 yrs Mohd Younis S/o Ali Mohd R/o Dhar Sakri Age 55 yrs.Vinod kumar S/o Parshotam Kumar R/O Khawas Age 29 yrs
Hamida Begum W/o Abdul Aziz R/o Bakori Age 55 yrs Abdul Aziz S/o Hassan Mohd R/o Bakori Age 62 yrs Imtiaz Ahmed S/o Yaseen R/o Hubbi budhal Age 24 yrs.Wajid Ali S/O Abdul Rashid R/O Hubbi.Rajeev Singh S/O Daleep Singh R/O Sakri Age 38 yrs.
Meanwhile police took the cognizance of this incident.Though overloading in passanger vehicles become a routine practice in Budhal kotranka from Rajouri roads but not the traffic department usually penalising drivers for violating the traffic guidelines is the issue of greater public concern . Cancellation of the registration of a passanger vehicles for committing the offence of overloading by Deputy Commissioner Rajouri is should take action stringent action taken against any over loading in his vehicle.
Passenger vehicles for over loading in passenger buses tempo mini- buses canter automagic is an offence now as passenger buses can be seen moving with dozens of passengers sitting of the vehicle roof in Rajouri district .
Though very rarely the drivers of passenger buses in Rajouri are seen committing the offence of overloading but in Rajouri district the fast growing menace of overloading is heading to any dead end.
Interestingly the overloading in passenger buses tempo mini buses is the cause of majority of the road accidents on roads connecting Rajouri Poonch and Jammu province with rural areas.
Day in and day out reports of road accident deaths mark the front page headlines of newspapers but government restricts its concerns to few condolence messages from the top helmsmen and exgratia cash relief of few thousands for the dead.
RAJOURI, NOVEMBER 05:–Directorate of Health Services (DHS) Jammu Division in a circular (No.DHSJ/Adm/11304-37 dt 4-11-2023) issued on Saturday directed all those attached employees, who were relieved earlier, to join in their original place of postings on or before November 6.
As reported Chief Medical Officers of Jammu Division have informed the Directorate of Health Services (Jammu) that some employees, who were working on an attachment basis in various health institutions in their respective districts and were relieved by the concerned CMO/BMO/Head of the Institution, have not yet joined at their original place of postings.
As a matter of some employees not joining at the original place of posting after their detachments were taken seriously by the higher authorities, these employees were directed to join their duties within 3 days.
The circular issued by Director Health Services Jammu Division read: “It is impressed upon all the above said attached employees (now relieved) under the Administrative control of this Directorate to join at their original place of posting within three days positively from the date of issuing of this circular falling which disciplinary action under Article 128 of J&K Civil Services Regulation Vol-1shall be initiated against them”.
It is pertinent to mention here that the Administrative Department vide letter No.HD-Gaz/Misc/2023 dt 30-10-2023 had canceled all the attachments of the employees.
SRINAGAR NOVEMBER 05:–Police in Baramulla arrested a man who posed as a CBI officer and found counterfeit ID cards and household items in his possession.
Police Station Kunzer received a written complaint from Farooq Ahmad Wani of Wassun Bangil, detailing a sequence of events involving a group of individuals namely Javeed Ahmed Rather, Anjuman Afreen, Aaqib Ahmad Wani, and Rafeeq Ahmad Wani.
The complainant stated that Javeed Ahmed Rather falsely presented himself as a CBI officer, wielding a counterfeit CBI ID card, and promised to secure a placement for their child at the NDA.
As events unfolded, the accused individuals engaged in theft, stealing various household items, such as a geyser, bedsheet, inverter, CCTV camera, LCD, and other valuables from the complainant’s residence. Additionally, the complainant was allegedly defrauded of a substantial sum of 40 Lac rupees.
A case under the relevant legal sections was registered at Police Station Kunzer, and an investigation was initiated.
Prompt action by the police team from Police Station Kunzer resulted in the arrest of the man impersonating a CBI officer, along with the recovery of counterfeit documents, including the supposed CBI card and some stolen household items found in the accused’s house.
JAMMU, NOVEMBER 05:–Six probationer officers of the Indian Administrative Services (IAS) from J&K have been allotted cadre with one of them getting AGMUT.
The Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir is part of AGMUT cadre.
Of six probationers, Namneet Singh only got AGMUT cadre.
Waseem Ahmed Bhat was allotted Madhya Pradesh cadre while Parsanjeet Kour was allocated Gujarat cadre. Nitin Singh got Uttar Pradesh.
Mohammad Irfan was given Tamil Nadu cadre and Anjeet Singh got Kerala.
As your tenure comes to an end, I want to express my deepest gratitude for your unwavering commitment to our beloved city.
Your dedication to the betterment of Srinagar has left an indelible mark on the hearts of its residents. Your tireless efforts to improve infrastructure, promote community engagement, and address critical issues have been a source of inspiration.
Your leadership has shown us that true change comes from dedication, compassion, and an unyielding spirit.
You have demonstrated that being a “Man of Commitment” isn’t just a title, but a way of life. Srinagar has blossomed under your guidance, and we are all beneficiaries of your hard work.
As a social activist, I have witnessed your genuine concern for the welfare of the people, and your willingness to listen to their concerns.
Your legacy will be remembered for generations to come. May your future endeavors be as fruitful as your time as Mayor.
Farewell and thank you for your remarkable service.
Sincerely, Hakim Suhail Abbas Kashmiri Social Activist
RAJOURI, NOVEMBER 05:–In a momentous stride towards transparency, accountability, and community engagement, the Deputy Commissioner Rajouri Vikas Kundal on Sunday flagged off a Mobile Van to showcase developmental achievements of the district in the last 2 years
The mobile van is not just a vehicle; it’s a moving spectacle of transformation, adorned with LED screen that will traverse the length and breadth of the district. Through this screen, a captivating short film will come to life, vividly showcasing the astounding advancements across diverse sectors within the district. This film, which chronicles a journey of unprecedented growth, highlights milestones attained in road infrastructure, healthcare, education, agriculture, tourism, and much more.
This groundbreaking initiative isn’t merely about displaying achievements; it’s about forging a strong connection between the government and its residents. It seeks to enlighten the populace about the profound changes their community has witnessed and, more importantly, to instill in them a sense of pride, trust, and confidence in the administration.
The mobile van is a roving emissary of progress, set to reach every nook and corner of the district, including its remotest and most inaccessible corners. It will pause at various junctures, allowing local residents to witness the transformation via the film, thereby creating a sense of ownership in the developmental journey.
This momentous launch embodies the unwavering commitment of the Government to transparency and accountability. By bringing development achievements to the forefront, the administration aims to build a robust bond between itself and the residents, fostering a profound sense of pride and trust.
The Deputy Commissioner of Rajouri Vikas Kundal expressed his heartfelt enthusiasm for this initiative. He underscored the significance of effective communication in conveying the remarkable progress achieved in the district.
He reiterated the steadfast dedication of the Government to inclusive growth and welfare and fervently urged the residents to actively participate in these transformative development initiatives. The mobile van, in all its glory, is an emblem of progress, a beacon of hope, and a symbol of collective growth that the people of Rajouri can take pride in.
Among the others, Assistant Commissioner Revenue, Imran Rashid Kataria; Tehsildars and other officers and officials were present during the event.
RAJOURI, NOVEMBER 05:-In a commendable stride towards bolstering transparency, efficiency, and accessibility of public services, Deputy Commissioner Rajouri, Vikas Kundal, presided over a significant revenue Services camp as part of the ongoing Vigilance Awareness Week.
The momentous event served as a resounding testament to the unwavering commitment of the administration to swiftly address the multifaceted concerns and grievances of the public.
The mega revenue camp, which transpired today, embodied the steadfast dedication of the administration to expeditiously resolve the complaints of diverse nature emanating from the various Tehsils across the district. In a time where the clarion call for digital transformation resonates, this camp stands as a beacon of the district’s resolute pursuit of modernization.
The Deputy Commissioner meticulously scrutinized the multitude of complaints and ensured their expeditious resolution.
Speaking at this occasion, the DC emphasized the transformative journey of the department towards providing online services, which has heralded a revolutionary paradigm shift in the delivery of public services. This pivot towards digitization has not only augmented efficiency but has also fostered greater transparency and accountability within the department.
The Revenue Department Officers and officials showed unwavering dedication to make a tangible difference in the lives of the citizens as they proactively engaged in addressing complaints and swiftly implementing necessary directives for their resolution.
The DC reiterated the resolute pledge of the administration to deliver accessible and efficient services to the public. He underscored that the district is traversing a path of transformation, underpinned by technology and innovation, and fervently encouraged citizens to leverage the online services proffered by the Revenue Department.
The Deputy Commissioner also emphasized the paramount importance of ensuring the speedy resolution of public grievances in a time-bound manner. This directive underscores the unwavering commitment of the administration to not only hear the concerns of the citizens but to act upon them promptly, leaving no room for unnecessary delays and ensuring the utmost efficiency in public service delivery.
The mega revenue camp orchestrated during Vigilance Awareness Week stands as a shining exemplar of the unwavering commitment of the administration to the tenets of good governance, transparency, and effective delivery of public services. It is a poignant reflection of the dedication of the administration to addressing public grievances expeditiously and propelling the district towards a future marked by positive change and progress.
Among others, Assistant Commissioner Revenue, Imran Rashid Kataria; Tehsildars, Naib Tehsildars and other revenue department officials were present.
By putting the beautiful valleys of Budhal on the tourist map the destiny of Budhal region can be changed.
BY SAYED ZAHID
BUDHAL NOVEMBER 03 :– Epitome of the beauty of Jammu and Kashmir and has been written in the top books of some of the most beautiful places in Jammu and Kashmir. The beauty scene of Pirpanchal region of Jammu Kashmir comes in the list of beautiful places of Jammu Kashmir. Out of which Budhal town of Rajouri district of Jammu and Kashmir melts the heart of persons coming from outside with its beauty.
Whenever a person faces any difficulty or problem, he has to take some measures to entertain his heart and keep his mind fresh. When a person is confused with life, he wants to take himself to a place where the heart and mind can be refreshed and the body can be relaxed.
Today, on the one hand, the world is entangled in busyness, and only by using the Internet can one’s heart be satisfied. tries to provide comfort to while the high peaks adorned with lush green trees and mountains rich in natural beauty serve to call their fans as soon as summer comes.
Although talking about Budhal, most part of Budhal consists of high hills. Budhal region of Rajouri district is not second to none in its beauty. The beauty of the areas is not artificial, but these areas are areas of natural beauty
View of some Part of Budhal Valley
The beautiful valleys of Budhal, the enchanting scenery, the chirping of the birds in the hills and bushes in the morning, the redness of the sun’s rays in the morning and the blossoming of red flowers on the mountains all around, the cloud fragments like masts. to go These beautiful valleys of Budhal and the beautiful valleys of colorful red flowers in the green field in the middle of the cool breeze bring peace to the heart.
Every year Sahis are seen coming to Budhal to enjoy these beautiful and charming sights. The beautiful valleys of the Budhal region bring the tourists to these charming sights. The scenery and picturesque view of the beautiful valleys of Budhal touches the hearts of the Sahis.
The Budhal region of Pir Panjal is very beautiful like the Kashmir Valley.
As soon as spring comes, many of the communities here take their livestock to the beautiful places in the upper regions and after many days of walking, they reach their destination. Reaching the destination, the people living on these high hills have a great opportunity to enjoy the natural beauty and cool water and fresh air are the destiny of these people. Unfortunately, these people are deprived of ration and other necessities of life.
These remote areas face serious difficulties in delivery But the Jammu and Kashmir administration always wants to keep these beautiful views of Budhal hidden forever.
It is clear that whenever tourists come from outside to enjoy their hearts in the charming valleys of Budhal. After reaching the top of Budhal, they cry over the poor condition of Budhal. Tourism administration in Budhal. No facilities have been provided at the place yet. And even no connecting road has been constructed to the health-giving beauty spots of Budhal, which clearly shows that the beauty of Budhal is not in the eyes of the world.
It should be in the list of some of the healthiest places in Jammu and Kashmir, but the administration is not aware of this beauty. The beauty of Budhal and these charming sights, feeling the beauty of a fairy from the warmth of every flower in the chaman, the blowing of the morning wind, the birds of the mountain range and the sound of water and the cold wind, then the raining of clouds like pearls is a strange and The poor and charming sky is seen, that is, the entire landscape of the Kashmir valley speaks volumes about this beautiful and healthy place.
These beautiful places of Budhal are replaced by Kulhar Marge top Smar sar Nagini Sar Takyar Mall Ghagar Sar Kousar Sar Jodi Sar Nambal and many other places which have this beautiful view. There are those whose beauty is in the same everyone language after coming to these places.
Although the tourism department approves a budget of crores of rupees every year for the promotion of tourist destinations, its impact is not visible beyond the paper.
It seems that the entire budget and time of the tourism department is spent only on budgeting, which is why they are not able to effectively implement their plans on the ground. Even today, backwardness has become the fate of the people here. It can be inferred from all these things that all the budgets released by the government are not reaching the ground level.
On the other hand, the people of Budhal lack basic facilities.The administration is requested not to hide the beautiful views of Budhal from the eyes of the world like this. And to celebrate the beautiful view of Budhal in the cool atmosphere and to provide tourist facilities in these beautiful valleys of Budhal. To be done in which the link road is necessary for these scenic views.
The people of Budhal have appealed to the central government and the Jammu and Kashmir LG administration to enhance the beauty of this area by giving special attention to the Budhal region and to bring the most beautiful areas here under the tourism department so that this backward region can be developed. Development can also be possible through which the unemployed youth here can get employment and the development of the area can be possible.
RAJOURI, NOVEMBER 03:–After frequent reports about the government employees participating in demonstrations and strikes in favour of their demands, the Government of UT of J&K on Friday invoked Rule 20(ii) of the Jammu and Kashmir Government Employees (Conduct) Rules, 1971 and restricted employees from taking part in strikes/demonstrations.
The Government also warned of strict action, if any employee(s) is found involved in such demonstrations/strikes.
Rule 20 (ii) of the J&K Govt Employees (Conduct) Rules-1971 reads: “No Government employee shall resort to or in any way abet any form of strike in connection with any matter pertaining to his service or the service of any other Government employee”.
According to Government order (O.M. No.GAD-ADMOIII/158/2023-09-GAD dt 3/11/2023) issued on Friday, it has come to the fore that some employees are resorting to demonstrations and strikes in favour of certain demands.
The order further read: The aforesaid provision of law-Rule 20 (ii)-is not merely declaratory in nature and shall definitely entail consequences in the event of any such employee found immersive in such acts”.
“Therefore, all Administrative Secretaries are requested to circulate these instructions to employees in their respective Department(s) to desist from all such uncalled for demonstrations/strikes: an act of serious indiscipline and misconduct.” the order further reads.
The Government further directed the departments to take strict disciplinary action against any such employee(s) found involved in organising demonstration(s) and strike(s), in terms of the rule mentioned supra (mentioned above).
