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Excelsior Correspondent

JAMMU, Oct 3: Sidhrapolice arrested a pedestrianalongwith 48 pouches of illicitliquor.

As per police sources, onspecific information, policeteam from Sidhra police postlaid a naka near Tawi Bridge andintercepted a pedestrian on sus-picious grounds.

During checking, policerecovered 48 pouches of illicitliquor and arrested the person onthe spot.

The accused has been identi-

fied as Ashok Kumar, son ofBansi Lal, a resident of AsraraAbad, Sidhra.

A case under FIR Number216/15 under Section 48-AExcise Act has been registeredat Nagrota police station andinvestigation of the case is goingon.

Police team led by SDPONagrota Bharat BhushanSharma and accompanied byIncharge Police Post Sidhra SINoor Mohammad made thearrest under the supervision ofSP Rural Rajeev Pandey andSSP Jammu Uttam Chand.

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Army conducts medical camp, vocational training for womenExcelsior Correspondent

JAMMU, Oct 3: RashtriyaRifles Battalion under DeltaForce organized a medical campfor the locals of Goha and con-ducted a vocational trainingcamp for women of Nalla andBhart.

The medical camp, which wasorganized today, was inauguratedby Riyaz Ahmed, Sarpanch

Mangota, who assured the localsof unconditional and everlastingsupport of Army.

A medical team comprising oftwo Army doctors (including onelady doctor) and one civil doctorprovided much needed special-ized medical cover to the ladies,children and elderly people dur-ing the camp.

During the camp a total of582 patients were treated whichincluded 220 ladies, 199 men and163 children. The medical repre-sentatives also distributed Health,Nutrition and Child Care pam-phlets to the locals in order tospread medical awareness.

The vocational training campfor women was started onSeptember 19 and concludedtoday. A total of 25 womenattended the vocational trainingclasses. During the camp, thewomen were trained on skills per-taining to Sewing, Knitting,Stitching, Tailoring andEmbroidery.

Participants during Engineers Builders Meet organised by MESBAI, Jammu branch. —Excelsior/Rakesh

MESBAI Jammu Branch holdsEngineers Builders Meet


JAMMU, Oct 3: MESBuilders Association of India(MESBAI), Jammu Branch organ-ized Engineers Builders meetinghere today.

On the occasion, ChiefEngineer, Northern Command,Major General L Padmanaban wasthe chief guest, whileas BrigadierAN Thakur, Chief EngineerUdhampur Zone and Er DRKurdiya, Chief Engineer, AirForce were guests of honour.

Som Nath Khajuria,Chairman of MESBAI JammuBranch, VM Goel, secretary ofthe Jammu Branch and otheroffice bearers of MESBAIJammu branch were also present.Various officers of the MESDepartment and senior memberswere also present.

During the meeting, the agen-da points discussed pertained to

delay in finalization of final bills,delay in finalization of workorder, streamlining of e-tender-ing process, simplification andstandardization of applicabledrawings should be preferred,decision making process forinterpreting contracts is verycumbersome and not only adds todelay in progress of works butalso leads to disputes, time forcompletion shall be based onforeseeing the nature of work,working conditions, workingperiod, militancy effect and otherrelated conditions.

All the tenders having com-pletion period beyond 6 monthsshould have provision of escala-tion, shortage of funds, grant ofextension, list of approved manu-facturers, submission of purchasevouchers and role of PMG/entryof work site were other agendapoints, which were discussed inthe meet.

Partial bandh, protest in Rajouri Excelsior Correspondent

RAJOURI, Oct 3: A partialbandh was observed in Rajouritown while one community heldprotest on Thannamandi roaddemanding action against themiscreants who had beaten up apolice constable from Nerojalarea few days back besidessome persons carrying theirdomestic animals.

Alleging harassment thesepeople alleged that some mis-creants had attacked SGC AbdulHamid of Nerojal area and threepersons near Alpha Gate inRajouri town, when they werecarrying their domestic animals.Two separate FIRs were also

lodged in this connection but noarrest was made by police.

The members of majoritycommunity closed their businessestablishments and also put theirvehicles off the road to lodgetheir protest. They also blockedThannamandi road and disruptedmovement of traffic demandingarrest of the accused persons.

Meanwhile, Minister forCAPD and Tribal AffairsZulfkar Ali has urged the peoplefrom Rajouri to maintain peaceand communal harmony. Hesaid whosoever is involved indisturbing peace in the area willbe dealt with as per law and thepeople should wait for the out-come of the inquiry.

National Integration tour flagged in


REASI, Oct 3: The NationalIntegration tour organized for 18teachers from districts of Rambanand Reasi, was flagged in today bythe General Officer Commanding,Rashtriya Rifles Uniform ForceHeadquarters, Reasi.

The tour returned fromJammu, Kota and Agra after tendays. During the tour, the teach-ers visited prestigious institutesand establishments of Agra andKota (Rajasthan) which includ-ed Agra University, KotaUniversity, St Stephens College

and Allens Institute apart fromvisiting a number of places oftourist interest like Agra Fort,Taj Mehal, Kota Barrage, KotaMuseum, Nehru Museum &Planetarium, Qutub Minar, IndiaGate and Humayun's tomb.

The tour provided the teach-ers first hand information aboutIndia's premier educationalinstitutes and broadened theirhorizons.

The tour was an eye openerfor the teachers, who requestedthe Army to provide more suchexposure for the people of theremote areas of the region.

Malik to continue asADC Anantnag


JAMMU, Oct 3: MohdYounus Malik, AdditionalDeputy CommissionerAnantnag, who was under ordersof transfer as Deputy LabourCommissioner (Central), shallcontinue as ADC Anantnag.

According to a Governmentorder in this regard, during theposting of Mr Malik as ADCAnantnag, his salary shall bedrawn against the vacant post ofAdditional District DevelopmentCommissioner Anantnag, till fur-ther orders.

JIAR organizes freemedical camp


JAMMU, Oct 3: JammuInstitute of Ayurveda andResearch (JIAR), NardniJammu today organized a freeAyurvedic medical camp atChoudhary Market, BantalabRoad, in city outskirts.

The camp was supervisedby incharge of the camp, Dr KKKapoor. An expert team of doc-tors including Dr TwinkleGupta, Dr Vishal Khanna, DrJagmeet Kaur, Dr Raman andDr Puneet Bhat from JIARexamined a large number ofpatients, who visited the camp.Free medicines were also dis-tributed among the sufferingpatients free of cost.

The villagers were advisedto follow yoga, Pranayam,Surya Namaskar daily and notto indulge in junk, spicy food.They were also advised to stayaway from alcohol, smokingand drugs. Besides, they weretold to maintain cleanlinessaround their place of living toavoid spread of communicablediseases.

A follow up camp will beheld in same vicinity withinfortnight.

Drug peddler heldExcelsior Correspondent

SRINAGAR, Oct 3: Adrug-peddler was arrested inBijbehara area of southKashmir's Anantnag district andhuge quantity of prescriptiondrugs were recovered from him.

A police spokesman said apolice party in Tulkhan villagenear By-pass area found oneperson carrying a jute sac insuspicious circumstances. "Thepolice party tried to stop himbut he fled away from the spotleaving behind a sac containing175 bottles of Ran-codex(Codeine Phosphate)," thespokesman said, adding theaccused was soon arrested andwas identified as Javid AhmadDar.

"A case under FIR num-ber192/2015 under Section8/21/22 NDPS was registeredand investigation was takenup," the spokesman added.

Lady commits suicideExcelsior Correspondent

SRINAGAR, Oct 3: A ladycommitted suicide in southKashmir's Dooru area ofAnantnag district.

A police spokesman said 30-year old lady (name with held),resident of Manzmoh village ofDooru, consumed some poison-ous substance at her home. "Shewas shifted to Qazigund Hospitalwhere she breathed her last. Aftercompleting legal formalities thebody was handed over to legalheirs for last rites. Police haveregistered a case in this regard,"the spokesman added.

2 structuresdamaged in fire


SRINAGAR, Oct 3: Policetoday said two structures weredamaged in two separate blazeincidents.

A police spokesman said thefire broke out in the godown ofR K Traders at Shaheed Gunjhere. "The blaze was broughtunder control with the help offire tenders and Police," he said.

The spokesman said inanother incident, the fire brokeout in the residential housebelonging to Ghulam HassanPaddar of Watoo in DamhalHanji Pora area of Kulgam dis-trict, resulting in partial damageto house.

"The blaze was broughtunder control with the help ofpolice and local of the area," thespokesman added.

2 bike riders hurt in mishap Excelsior Correspondent

RAJOURI, Oct 3: Twoyouth were injured when theirbike was hit by Xylo vehicle onthe outskirts of the town herethis morning.

A police spokesman saidthat Vinayak Gupta, son ofVinod Gupta, resident of WardNo. 11 and another boy, AdityaGupta, son of Parveen Gupta ofthe same area were injuredwhen their bike was hit by Xylovehicle No. JK-11/5505 neartemple on Poonch bypass roadnear Rajouri town. Both wererushed to local hospital wheredoctors referred Vinayak Guptato GMC Hospital Jammu forhead injuries. The police hastaken cognizance of the matter.

Man held withillicit liquor


RAMBAN, Oct 3: Policearrested a man along with 38pouches of illicit liquor heretoday.

As per police sources, onspecific information, policeteam from Ramban policestation laid a naka nearShan Palace on Jammu-Srinagar National Highwayand intercepted a personcarrying carton on suspi-cious grounds.

During checking of thecarton, police recovered 38pouches of illicit liquor andarrested the accused on thespot.

He has been identified asMohammad Shafi, son ofWazir Khan, a resident ofChamba, Seri.

A case under FIR Number102/15 under Section 48-AExcise Act has been regis-tered at Ramban police sta-tion and investigation started.

Police team led by SHORamban police stationInspector Ajay Chib made thearrest under the supervisionof SSP Ramban RandeepKumar.

Army providescomputers toGovt school


RAJOURI, Oct 3: RomeoForce today provided two com-puters with computer table andprinter to Government GirlsHigher Secondary School(GGHSS), Mendhar.

GGHSS Mendhar is impart-ing education to 670 girl stu-dents of the nearby villages.The decision of providing com-puters to the school was takenby the Army after it observedthat the basic infrastructure ofinformation technology in theschool needed to be improvedto attract more students and toimpart Information Technologyknowledge to them.

Winner students posing for group photograph on Saturday.

Quiz competition organizedby Dogra Degree College


JAMMU, Oct 3: Dogra Degreecollege, Bassi kalan, BariBrahmana, Samba organized aQuiz competition in the collegepremises of BBA department.

The guest of honor wasGulchain Singh Charak, chairmanDogra Educational Trust and for-mer Minister of J&K who show-ered his blessings on the children.

During the Quiz the directoradm and Cd DET S C.Khajuriaand Principal Poonam Gupta ofBBA addressed and motivated thestudents to take part in such co-curicular activities as the theydevelop self confidence and shunstage fear.

The quiz competition com-prised of total 5 teams whichincluded 3 participants in eachteams, from BBA Ist Sem and 3rdSem who took part with greatenthusiasm and showed team spir-it, which included both boys and

girls of both these semesters. Team A was comprised of

Sakshi, Manminder and AmitDubey. Team B had Shubam,Anubhav and Sahil. Team Cincluded Rishab, Amanjit andKudshian. Team D had Sahil,Anjali and Aman Singh andteam E had Vishab Pratap,Niggat and Ankit.

There were total four roundsnamely, Round 1 (pass on),Round 2 (rapid fire), Round 3(quick yes/no) and Round 4(guessing). The faculty membersof BBA introduced each roundone by one after brief introduc-tion of Rules of The Quiz.Overall winning team was Team-C whereas team D and E wererunner-ups and the names of par-ticipants are Rishab, Amanjit andKudshiya. The winners of thequiz were announced and facili-tated with momentums by theDirector Adm and Cd DET andPrincipal DDC.

Three held with Rs 24,000

stake moneyExcelsior Correspondent

JAMMU, Oct 3: Sidhrapolice arrested three gamblersalong with Rs 24,000 stakemoney and playing cards.

As per police sources, onspecific information, policeteam from Sidhra police postconducted raid and arrestedthree gamblers.

Police recovered Rs23,900 stake money and play-ing cards from the spot.

The accused have beenidentified as QurashMohammad, son of GulsherMohammad and Gulam Nabi,son of Gulam Rasool, bothresidents of Khanpur, tehsilNagrota and Sohan Lal, sonof Dev Raj of Rehari.

A case under Section 13Gambling Act has been regis-tered against the accused atSidhra police post and inves-tigation started.

Police team led by SDPONagrota Bharat BhushanSharma and assisted byIncharge Police Post SidhraSI Noor Mohammad made thearrests under the supervisionof SP Rural Rajeev Pandeyand SSP Jammu UttamChand.

Malai villagers facing threat of land slides, soil erosion


KISHTWAR, Oct 3: Theinhabitants of village Malai intehsil Drabshalla of Kishtwardistrict have demanded thatimmediate steps be taken to savethe village from further devasta-tion in coming winter where theheavy rains and landslides havealready created a havoc and landslides threat looms large.

In a statement issued here,today Tara Chand, Chairman,Panchayat Halqa Sangna saidthe villagers are facing manyhardships as the landslidesthreat looms large in the area.He said already a lot of devasta-tion has been caused by the nat-ural calamities in the village anddespite the plea of villagers toshift the population to alterna-tive place no action ahs beentaken as the village is almostuninhabitable. The file for com-pensation by the then DCKishtwar is lying in DivisionalCommissioner’s Office for a

pretty long time he added. Seeking immediate interven-

tion of the Government, hedemanded that the steps betaken to protect the land fromerosion by taking the environ-mentalists into confidence or thevillagers be shifted to an alterna-tive place so that they are savedfrom any major catastrophe inthe area.

He said the representativesof the area have given manyrepresentations to concernedauthorities and the DCKishtwar last time had alsoconstituted a team of officers toassess the loss and ascertain thesituation.

Tara Chand said for last twoyears they were pursuing theauthorities in Kishtwar andJammu and instead of realizingthe gravity of situation they areturning a deaf ear to it.

He warned that the authori-ties will be responsible in caseany catastrophe takes place inthe area.

Kidnapper arrested after two yrsExcelsior Correspondent

JAMMU, Oct 3: RS Pura police arrested a kidnapper, who wasevading his arrest for the past two years.

As per police sources, on reliable information, police teamfrom RS Pura police station conducted raid in Roop Nagar area ofDigiana and arrested a kidnapper, who was at large since 2013.

The accused has been identified as Om Parkash, son of KharatiLal of Sidher, RS Pura, at present Roop Nagar, Digiana.

He was wanted in a case registered under FIR Number 69/13 underSection 366, 342, 452 and 323 RPC with RS Pura police station.

Further investigation into the case is going on.Police team led by SHO RS Pura police station Inspector

Bhushan Manhas made the arrest under the supervision of SDPORS Pura Harjeet Singh, SP Headquarters Randheer Singh and SSPJammu Uttam Chand.


ANANTNAG, Oct 3: TheDeputy CommissionerAnantnag, Muneer Ul Islamtoday chaired a review meetingregarding the functioning ofRevenue Department in the dis-trict.

The meeting was attended byADC, ACR, SDMs of the dis-trict besides other officers of theRevenue Department.

The DC was informed aboutvarious works undertaken by theRevenue Department in theirrespective areas, including theacquisition of land for develop-mental works, proper compensa-tion to the displaced and

removal of encroachments fromthe river banks.

The DC directed the officersto speed up the process of acqui-sition of land which is necessaryfor the initiation of developmen-tal works and ensure propercompensation and rehabilitationto the displaced people.

Taking a strong note of theencroachments alongside theriver banks, the DC directed allthe Tehsildars to personallymonitor the removal ofencroachments from the stateland and along the banks of riverJhelum and its tributaries on pri-ority basis and ensure no furtherconstruction takes places inthese areas thereafter.

Relief Organisation making falsepromises: BJP Kashmir Displaced


JAMMU, Oct 3: BJP KashmirDisplaced Distt. held an emergentmeeting under the chairmanship ofits president, TN Bhat to discussthe problems being faced by theDisplaced Community at thehands of the Relief Organisation,here.

Expressing anguish over thefunctioning of the ReliefOrganisation headed by Relief andRehabilitation Commissioner, theBJP Kashmir Displaced Distt saidthat the Organisation is makingfalse promises with regard to eas-ing out the process of inclusionand bifurcation of the rightfulclaimants, issuance of RBA’s infavour of deserving candidates,timely ration at the Ration Depotsand allied problems.

The members said that theappalling condition of the TRTsremains unnoticed and unattendedtill date.

Virender Kuchroo, general

secretary Kashmir Displaced Disttvociferously raised the issue offresh registration in favour ofthose migrants who have not beenregistered so far due to someinevitable circumstances.

P L Dhar, Grievance CellIncharge lambasted the inactionand go slow process of the recruit-ment policy of the SSRB withregard to the appointment ordersof the candidates who havealready been interviewed andshortlisted under Prime MinistersRecruitment Package.

He said the much talked aboutthree thousand new posts have notseen the light of the day.

The members of BJP KashmirDisplaced Distt have decided tolaunch a protest demonstrationagainst Relief Commissioner atCanal Road, Jammu on October 5,2015.

Prominent among others whoattended the meeting were A KPandita, Vijay Raina, AK Bhat andSuresh Pandita.

DC Anantnag reviewsRevenue Deptt functioning

Pedestrian held with illicit liquor

2 SOG men attached


MENDHAR, Oct 3: Twopolice men deployed with SOGin Mendhar area were attachedfor allegedly beating threeworkers of a local businessman.

Police sources said thatSGC Sikander Hussain andConstable Nissar Hussain Shahwere attached by the SSPPoonch J S Johar to DPLPoonch on the complaint of thetraders Imran and Irfan. TheSSP also directed SDPOMendhar to hold inquiry intothe matter. It was alleged thatthese cops had beaten up Azmaland Attar, sons of Mohd Ashrafand Rahul Kumar working inthe shop of Imran last evening.

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