03Greater Kashmir SRINAGAR | November 11, 2015, Wednesday

Sgr-Kargil Highway opens for LMVsOfficials say heavy vehicles will be allowed today if weather permits

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Ganderbal, Nov 10: The Srinagar-Leh highway, con-necting Ladakh region with the Kashmir valley, was reopened only for Kargil-bound light motor vehicles on Tuesday evening.

DySP Traffic Ganderbal, Riyaz Ahmad, told Greater Kashmir around 450 LMVs, stranded at Sonamarg for past two days, were allowed to move towards Kargil.

He said that it became possible only after all the stranded vehicles on Zojila Pass were able to move and reach Sonamarg safely.

Earlier in the day, divi-sional commissioner Kash-mir ordered closure of the 434-km long highway due to slippery road condition. However the order was reviewed later by allowing stranded LMVs at Sonamarg to move towards Kargil.

However, heavy vehicles including trucks loaded with essentials and pas-sengers buses are still stranded at Sonamarg wait-ing for green signal to move towards Kargil and Leh.

Officials said that heavy vehicles will be allowed to move towards Kargil on Wednesday if weather and road conditions are feasible.

Mob barges into Jammu shrineClaims property belongs to temple; forces Auqaf to stop wall construction

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Jammu, Nov 10: Some mis-creants today barged into the premises of a shrine in the winter capital of the state and forced Auqaf authorities to stop work on a wall claim-ing that the land belongs to a temple, an official of Auqaf Islamia said.

The shrine located at Gurah, Bakshi Nagar, is barely five hundred meters from the Bakshi Nagar police station.

The Auqaf official said that a mob of over 100 people forcibly made their entry into the shrine premises and forced the Auqaf authorities to abandon the ongoing work of the wall.

It was early in the morn-ing around at 8.30 AM that the mob, mostly comprising locals, assembled at the site of construction and forced the

labourers to stop the work.“They also put up reli-

gious flags in the premises of the shrine, claiming that it is a temple property,” Auqaf official Tanveer Ahmed told Greater Kashmir. He said that the shrine and its prem-ises spread over 2 kanals is there for last several decades where Auqaf Islamia has planned to develop an inn for devotees.

He said the shrine receives many devotees who come from different areas belong-ing to all the communities.

“We have in writing apprised Divisional Com-missioner, IGP, Deputy Commissioner and SSP Jammu about the incident and they have assured to look into the issue imme-diately,” said Administra-tor, Auqaf Islamia Jammu, Wasim Raja.

SHO Bakshi Nagar, Ahswani Sharma, said the people of the area were objecting to the construc-tion of the boundary wall around the premises which include 2 kanal 10 marlas state land allotted to Auqaf Islamia in 1982.

He said that the dispute over the land is going on for last two years. “I reached the spot and controlled the situa-tion by asking the people to approach concerned authori-ties to resolve the issue instead of objecting to the construction of the bound-ary wall,” he said.

Bandipora search operation continues for 10th day

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Srinagar, Nov 10: The search operation launched by Army against militants in Sumlar area of Bandipo-ra entered into 10th day on Tuesday. Reinforcement has been rushed to the area to assist the already deployed forces.

Sounds of gunshots and explosions were heard in Pathra Bakar area on Tues-day. A senior Army official said that the area, along with the nearby Sumlar Gujar Pati forest area, was earlier cordoned off by joint parties of Army and Special Operations Group (SOG) of Jammu and Kashmir Police.

“We have launched comb-ing operation in the area. Some shots were fired in air. There was no retaliation,” the official said, adding that searches were on. “Rein-forcement has been sent to the area to assist already deployed troops.”

The official said that operation was launched on October 28 after a brief gun-battle with a group of mili-tants in the forests. He said an Army search party was fired upon by the militants in the Serinder Kudara for-ests that day. “That day we had recovered two pouches. Since then, combing opera-tion is going on,” he said.

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