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RAJOURI DEC 04:-Cyber Cell of District police Rajouri has demonstrated its unwavering commitment to combating cybercrime by successfully solving a case in 03 different complaints and recovering money amounting to Rs. 1,39,310.

During the investigation, the cyber investigation Unit Rajouri, exhibited hectic efforts which ultimately led to the successful recovery of the amount of Rs. 1,39,310.

𝗦𝗦𝗣 Rajouri, Gaurav Sikarwar-𝗜𝗣𝗦 reiterated in his appeal to the general public to remain extra vigilant and report promptly to the National Helpline number 1930. SSP Rajouri also encouraged citizens to lodge cyber complaints online at Mobile Number: +919541900755
Email: www.cybercrime.gov.in.

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RAJOURI DEC 04:– In a significant development aimed at strengthening the relationship between law enforcement and  businessman community, a deputation from Beopar Mandal held a productive meeting today with the newly appointed Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP), Gaurav Sikarwar. The gathering focused on a variety of pressing issues affecting the business sector, with an emphasis on enhancing unity and addressing growing concerns about drug-related crimes.

The business delegation, which included prominent members of the local commerce sector, presented a series of concerns that have been impacting the community’s ability to thrive. These concerns ranged from rising instances of theft, corruption, and harassment to the increased influence of drugs within local markets. Members of the Beopar Mandal emphasized the need for a more supportive and cooperative relationship with law enforcement to address these challenges effectively.

SS Rajouri Gaurav Sikarwar, who assumed his role as SSP with a reputation for keen attention to public concerns, responded positively, outlining his commitment to maintaining a secure and harmonious environment for businesses and residents alike. He acknowledged the significant contributions of the business community to the local economy and pledged to take proactive measures to ensure their safety and well-being.

One of the key points of discussion was the increasing drug menace that has been affecting youth and adults across the city. The deputation voiced their alarm over the growing accessibility and influence of illegal drugs, particularly in areas frequented by business owners and their employees. The meeting saw a collaborative approach to finding solutions, with Sikarwar assuring the group that the police department would implement stricter monitoring and patrols in affected areas. He also suggested community awareness programs to help educate both the public and business owners about the dangers of drugs and the importance of reporting suspicious activities.

In addition to law enforcement, the issue of mutual unity within the business community was discussed. The members of Beopar Mandal emphasized the need for greater collaboration, solidarity, and the fostering of an atmosphere where business owners could share resources and support each other. SSP Sikarwar promised to work with the business sector to promote a spirit of brotherhood and mutual support, which he believes will not only strengthen the local economy but also help in the fight against organized crime.

The meeting concluded with a commitment from both sides to work hand-in-hand to improve the safety, prosperity, and well-being of the community. With renewed optimism, the Beopar Mandal and SSP Gaurav Sikarwar look forward to continued cooperation in addressing the challenges facing the region.

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RAJOURI DEC 03:-Differently able persons of subdivision Nowshera of Rajouri district raised their burning demands while celebrating International Day of Persons with Disabilities-2024 at Nowshera.

The event was chaired by a prominent social activist of Nowshera and Vice President All J&K Handicapped Welfare Association (JKHWA), Vinod Sharma.
Speaking on this occasion Vinod Sharma said that individuals with disabilities, especially in Nowshera subdivision are facing many problems which need early attention by higher authorities.

On celebrations of International Day of Persons with Disabilities (IDPD), Vinod Sharma has forwarded a memorandum of their demands to Deputy Chief Minister, Surinder Choudhary, who is also Member of Legislative Assembly (MLA) from Nowshera constituency.
The burning demands of individuals with disabilities raised in the memorandum include organisation of Artificial Limb Camp at Nowshera for distribution of artificial limbs, callipers, shoes, wheelchairs, tricycles, motorised tricycles, hearing aids etc of standard quality to the needy beneficiaries.
Other demands include enhancement of monthly pension from Rs 1000 pm to Rs 5000 Pm; 4 percent reservation for differently able persons in promotion and transfers, special ration card facility of PHH/ AAY for all disabled persons, one time reservation in all colleges/universities for the children of differently able persons
at par with SC/ ST.

Differently able persons also demanded an Advisory Board for them and inclusion of their members in District Advisory Board, accessibility to all private and government offices, and 4% allotment in government shops and plots vide Govt Order No.232-HOD of 2015, dt. 03-12- 23. and 192-HUD / GR/ 1991 dt. 01-09-1991.

Prominent citizens of Nowshera present in the event include Sr. Paramjeet Singh; ex Sarpanch, Om Parkash, Mohd Aslam, Ashok Kumar, Baldev Singh, Sharifa Begum, Naseem Akhtar, Munir Hussain, Raghubir Singh, Mohd Younas,& Mohd Sadiq.

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RAJOURI DEC 03:-The International Day of Persons with Disabilities was observed with enthusiasm at Dak Bungalow Rajouri. Deputy Commissioner Rajouri, Abhishek Sharma, graced the occasion and interacted with differently-abled persons and emphasized the collective responsibility of society to ensure equality and accessibility for all.

Addressing the gathering, the Deputy Commissioner remarked, *“This is not just an event but a moment to recognize that all of us are differently-abled in our unique ways. There should be no room for injustice, and we must commit to providing equal opportunities and accessible infrastructure for differently-abled individuals.”*

He highlighted the need for a mindset shift in society, urging the public and students to refrain from bullying and instead support and encourage their differently-abled peers. *“Boosting their confidence is essential so they can pursue their dreams. Sensitization campaigns in schools and public spaces, particularly in hilly and remote areas, must be carried out through platforms like One-Stop Centres and child helplines,”* he added.

*DC drew attention to inspiring achievements, mentioning Sheetal Devi, a para-archer from Kishtwar, Jammu and Kashmir, who recently won a bronze medal in the mixed team compound event at the 2024 Paralympics. He emphasized that such role models must be celebrated to inspire and encourage other differently-abled individuals to strive for excellence.*

During the event, the District Social Welfare Officer (DSWO), Abdul Raheem, provided updates on key initiatives. He shared that 945 beneficiaries have recently been covered under welfare schemes, with prosthetic aids distributed to them. Legal aid for differently-abled persons is also being actively facilitated through the District Legal Services Authority (DLSA). Furthermore, pensions for physically disabled persons are timely sanctioned under the Integrated Social Security Scheme (IGDPS).

As part of the program, the DC distributed tricycles and prosthetic aid kits to beneficiaries, encouraging them to pursue their aspirations with confidence. He reiterated the importance of ensuring accessibility in schools and other public infrastructure for differently-abled persons.

The event was attended by Chief Medical Officer (CMO) Dr. Manohar Rana, Tehsil Social Welfare Officer (TSWO), other officials, and a large number of beneficiaries.

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RAJOURI, DEC 03: Deputy Commissioner Rajouri Abhishek Sharma today chaired a comprehensive review meeting of the Rural Development Department in the Conference Hall, DC Office. The meeting focused on evaluating the block-wise progress of key schemes and initiatives under the department.

Reviewing Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (MGNREGA). The Deputy Commissioner assessed the status of Person-Days (PDs) generated, release of wages & payments, and geo-tagging reports for Phase 1 and Phase 2 of executed works. He also assessed the status of Aadhaar-linked active workers. The progress under the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana-Gramin (PMAY-G) and the AWAS Plus scheme was also scrutinized thoroughly.

Stress was laid on meeting the set targets of Person-Days generation under MGNREGA and prioritizing works related to augmentation of irrigation, watershed management, and contour bunding, while ensuring convergence with other departments for impactful results. Officials were instructed to identify and execute all those works permissible under MGNREGA.

In light of the approaching winter, the *Deputy Commissioner stressed the need to expedite work in blocks which experience snowfall, ensuring both progress and quality. Low-performing blocks were urged to increase the output. He further asked for action against Gram Rozgar Sevaks (GRSs) with poor performance.*

Furthermore, the DC highlighted the importance of updating Panchayat electoral rolls and verifying the Panchayat-wise status to ensure accurate records.

The Deputy Commissioner called upon the department to adopt a proactive approach to improve overall performance and achieve development goals within stipulated timelines.

The meeting was attended by Additional District Development Commissioner (ADDC) Raj Kumar Thapa, Assistant Commissioner Panchayats (ACP) Sheraz Ahmed and Assistant Commissioner Development (ACD) Vijay Kumar, along with Block Development Officers (BDOs) and other concerned officials.

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RAJOURI DEC 03:-A Medical Camp cum Health Mela was held today at the Primary Health Center (PHC) Seri, located in the Block Nowshera near the Actual Line of Control (ALC) and surrounding border areas. The event was organized under the guidance of Abhishek Sharma (IAS), District Development Commissioner Rajouri, Dr. Rakesh Magotra, Director of Health Services Jammu, and Dr. Manohar Rana, Chief Medical Officer Rajouri.

Dr. Iqbal Malik, Block Medical Officer, Nowshera, highlighted that the primary objective of the Health Mela was to offer free medical and dental checkups to the locals, facilitate the creation of ABHA IDs, and provide Anaemia Mukt Bharat vaccinations. Additionally, the camp aimed to promote health education by teaching proper handwashing techniques, advancing the Swachhata Hi Seva initiative, and spreading awareness about eradicating diseases such as leprosy.

Dr. Malik also emphasized the importance of raising awareness regarding various health programs, including the benefits of ABHA IDs under the Ayushman Bharat scheme, the TB Mukt Bharat mission, and Anaemia Mukt Bharat. The camp aimed to educate the public on health hygiene and the significance of yoga practices to improve overall well-being.

The initiative marks a significant step towards improving healthcare access for people residing in the border areas, offering essential services and promoting public health awareness.

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RAJOURI DEC 03:-In a bid to reduce congestion and streamline traffic, the Municipal Council and administration issued an order on Friday prohibiting passenger vehicle stands from operating on roads. Instead, designated stands have been set up at the New Bus Station, Bela Bus Station, and the Old Bus Station. Despite this directive, many stands continued to function on the roads, prompting the traffic police to take stringent action.

The District Traffic Inspector (DTI) took matters into his own hands, personally visiting affected areas to remove unauthorized stands operating on the roads. He also confiscated vehicles parked at these illegal stands. The DTI emphasized that no vehicle should be parked on the roads, warning that any future violations would result in strict penalties.

Local residents had previously mocked such orders, citing past instances where similar regulations had been issued but not effectively enforced. However, the current traffic police crackdown aims to change that perception. On Monday, DTI Inspector Manzoor Ahmed Kohli conducted an operation at Panja Chowk, where he confiscated all passenger vehicles parked in the area. He made it clear to drivers and stand operators that they must park at the designated New Bus Station and refrain from using Panja Chowk as a stand.

“We are strictly implementing the administration’s order,” said Kohli. “The vehicles parked in the Panja Chowk area have been seized, and drivers have been informed that their designated stand is at the New Bus Station. Any vehicle found parked in this area will be immediately confiscated, and action will be taken against both the driver and the owner.”

Kohli further explained that similar actions will be taken in the Salani Bridge area on Tuesday. The aim, he said, is to ease traffic congestion and make the city more navigable by enforcing this new order.