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Killing of mentally challenged Rayees in Shopian:

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KD NEWS SERVICE

SRINAGAR, Jan 30: The police and the Deputy Commissioner Shopian in their separate replies have stated that on November 3, 2018, an alert army soldier fired several shots in the air after noticing a suspicious movement outside Pahnnoo camp as the unidentified person crossed the fence of the camp and after repeated warnings an alert sentry fired towards him resulting in his death on the spot. The detailed reply filed by the IGP Kashmir and deputy commissioner Shopian before the state human rights commission reads that the deceased was identified as Rayees Ahmed Wani of Beegam, Kulgam a mentally challenged person.

The reply has been submitted in response to the petition filed by the Chairman International Forum for Justice and Human Rights Muhammad Ahsan Untoo under case SHRC/380/SPN/2018.

The reply reads that the investigations into the case are going on. The report also stated that immediate relief of RS 50000 was provided to the NoKs of slain mentally Howell’s family out of the Red Cross Fund by the district administration.

The petitioner, however, said that Rayees was killed in cold-blooded murder. ” I question the SOP of the army as to how can a mentally unsound person be fired at when he didn’t even know how to respond,” the petitioner said. He said so far at least 19 mentally challenged people were killed by the forces and in all cases, SOP was violated.

The petitioner urged the SHRC investigation wing to probe the killing of Rayees a mentally deranged person.

KCCI delegation calls on GM Air India

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SRINAGAR, Jan 30: A delegation of the Kashmir Chamber of Commerce & Industry (Inc) (KCCI) led by Sheikh Ashiq Ahmad, President met Divya Mohan, General Manager-Commercial, Northern Region, Air India Ltd. Today.

According to Sheikh Gowhar Ali, Jt. Secretary General, of KCCI the meeting took place the office chambers of General Manager-Commercial, Northern Region, Air India Ltd. The two sides discussed and deliberated on various issues confronted by travel trade in Jammu and Kashmir.

Various issues regarding night flights, facilities and functioning of Air India were discussed in detail. It was discussed in the meeting that Air India is working out to launch night flights to and fro from Srinagar soon. She assured the delegation about the commercial viability of night flights.

The Jt. Secretary General, of KCCI said that Ms Divya Mohan has been kind enough to assure the delegation about working on Srinagar –Jeddah direct flights as the load since last two years has increased tremendously.

She also agreed on demand of increase in  Air tickets  of Umrah Pilgrims  to be enhanced  to the level of 100 to 200 seats  at Srinagar  city office and  enable  IATA holders to issue tickets  against Bank guarantees.

The General Manager Commercial, Air India gave full assurance that all the issues raised by the Chamber will be considered on top priority. The President appreciated the efforts of the General Manager Commercial, Air India, in improving the available facilities of Air India at Srinagar Airport.

Fulfill our demands without any dealy: Doctors Body

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Srinagar, Jan 30, : Doctors Association Kashmir (DAK) Wednesday said that it is high time that all genuine demands of Doctors of the state must be fulfilled and Government must abide by its order 340-HME  Dated 01.06.2018 in which high level committee was framed to address the demands.

Dr Suhail Naik, President, one of the fractions of DAK said that: “the committee had to submit its report in one month time but eight months have already elapsed and committee failed to submit its report. The doctors across the state have time and again protested peacefully without any strike as we don’t want our people to suffer for lack of health care services in strikes but authorities must not take this as our weakness”.

    Dr Owais H Dar, General Secretary DAK said that “due to continuous strike by National Health Mission (NHM) staff, duties of regular staff have been stretched beyond human capabilities and capacities as lot of doctors and paramedics are put on continuous duties for many days and nights together for which we a continuously receiving distraught calls from such Doctors who are over exhausted by such type of inhuman working hours”.

Dr Arshed H Trag, joint Secretary further  said that “all genuine demands of NHM doctors must be addressed  at the earliest as peripheral health sector is on the verge of collapse due to their continuous strike which has exhausted the regular staff. Its high time that Government must jump in and frame a solid policy regarding the demands of NHM Staff so that the issue are settled once for all”.

Dr Mohd Yusuf Tak, convener Jammu and Kashmir Doctors Coordination Committee (JKDCC) said and  “it is folorn that inspite of  numerous representations our files are gathering dust at the Civil Secretrait,if our genuine demands are not fulfilled  then we under the banner of JKDCC  which includes all the doctors along the length and breadth of  the state would be go on an indefinite strike.

“DAK appeals  the Governor of J&K state, Shri Satya Pal Malik and Hon’ble Advisor, Shri K Vijay Kumar to take personnel interest in mitigating the long pending  demands of doctors of the state or we would be forced to go on an  indefinite strike.

Baramulla becomes first Kashmir district to avail 4G benefits from BSNL

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Baramulla becomes first Kashmir district to avail 4G benefits from BSNL

Baramulla, Jan 30, : Bharat Sanchar Nigam limited Wednesday kick started 4G services in Kashmir.

   In the first, North Kashmir’s Baramulla District has become the first district where 4G was launched today.

The facility was inaugurated by MZ Iqbaq, GM BSNL along with MG Mufti GM (CM) at Dak Banglow Baramulla in presence of respectable citizens of the district.

With the commissioning the state of art technology the subscribers of the district will enjoy the download speed up to 35 Mbps.

   “At the time when telecom sector is going through tough competitive tariff war and the profits are squeezing, BSNL has been able to replace all the BTS’s and the core network by ZTE. All the BTS’s are connected on optical network and bandwidth of the core equipment has been shifted on CPAN. Further the bandwidth of the BTS’s has been increased by 50 times,” said MZ Iqbal.

   He added that the company will replace the old 3G sim cards of the subscribers by 4G sim without any extra cost. Even the new connections will be provided free of cost up to February 28 next month.

   He informed that the number of new plans has been introduced in the land line segment. Plan 299 with unlimited broadband and unlimited calling with a speed upto 8Mbps has been introduced. Similarly plan 129 for unlimited BSNL to BSNL calling has also been introduced. (CNS)

Hizb pays tribute to its first Communication Chief

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Srinagar, Jan 30, : Militant outfit Hizbul Mujhadeen Wednesday paid rich tribute to its first Communication Chief Imtiyaz Ahmed Parray of Cherhara Beerwah on his 21st martyrdom anniversary.

   Salim Hashmi, the Hizb spokesperson quoted Syed Salahuddin as having said that Imtiyaz Ahmed was an MSc Botany from Kashmir University who left government job to fight against Indian rule in Kashmir. “From Islamabad to Kupwara and from the dense forests and mountains of Kishtwar and Doda, Imtiyaz Ahmed Parray kept militants in touch with one another through his skills.”

   During his address to Hizb Command Council, Syed Salahuddin hailed the role and contribution of slain Communication Chief towards the Kashmir Freedom Struggle.

  The Hizb Chief as per a statement to news agency also paid rich tributes to two militants killed in Khonmu encounter on January 26. He said Indian Forces exhibited their frustration by disfiguring the bodies of two militants. He said the Sun of Freedom will definitely rise in Kashmir. (CNS)

National Highway: Due To Weather Forecast, Decision Of Allowing Traffic Will Be Taken Tomorrow

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TRAFFIC PLAN & ADVISORY

As per advisory issued by MeT deptt. there may be chances of
heavy snowfall/rain in J&K may lead to disruption on NHW-44.
Therefore decision regarding the vehicular movement on Jammu Srinagar NHW-44 shall be taken tomorrow on 31.01.2019 after assessing the weather/road condition.

Mughal Road Srinagar-Sonamarg-Gumari Road

Continuously closed due to snow accumulation.

ADVISORY
The commuters are advised not to travel during night hours.
No movement of any type of vehicle shall be allowed from
opposite direction.

People are advised to undertake journey on NHW only after
confirming status of the road from below mentioned phone Nos.

TRAFFIC CONTROL UNITs

Jammu (0191-2459048, 9419147732)
Ramban (9419993745)
Srinagar (0194-2450022, 2485396, 18001807091)

POLICE CONTROL Room

Jammu (0191-2544581, 2542000, 2542001, 2560401, 1090)
Srinagar (0194-2506504).

AIP to receive Prime Minister with Black Flags

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Asking New Delhi not to continue with its loot of resources of J&K, AIP President Er. Rasheed has expressed deep concern over the proposed MOU to be signed between state government, Centre and NHPC for starting work on 850MW Retle power Project.

In a statement issued today Er. Rasheed said while State Power Development Corporation is competent enough to construct Retle or any other Power Project, New Delhi seems to be adamant to loot our resources and is always utilizing services of NHPC like East India Company. Er. Rasheed said “While GVK had started the construction on Retle power project but after feeling that state power Development Corporation will not allow it to fulfill the selfish designs, the said company left the project half-way.

While PDC had successfully commissioned 900MW phase-I and Phase-II thus making an annual turnover of more than 1500 Crores, it carries no justification to demoralize JK PDC and invite non-state companies. It is learnt from reliable sources that on the directions of PMO and Ministry of Power Govt. of India, state government has prepared a draft to construct the Retle Project through joint investment between NHPC and JKPDC.

While NHPC will be investing and owing 51% of the total project cost, JKPDC will get just 49% shares. As per agreement the project will be handed over to the state govt. after 25 years and for the first 10 years state is going to get nothing out of the said project after being commissioned. More over one has a reason to question NHPC as the said company has failed to keep its previous agreements and has not returned the eight power projects which stand already completed and NHPC is denying the handing over of these power projects, thus NHPC has no moral authority to take over the construction of Retle project in hand”.

Er. Rasheed added that while in the agenda of alliance between PDP and BJP state was supposed to get power projects back from NHPC, it is shameful that New Delhi is misusing governor’s office and position to loot the resources of the state and is eying on Sawalkote, Kirthai-I and Kirthai-II projects having a capacity of 3200 MW’s. He said that party will receive Narindra Modi with black flags in Srinagar on his upcoming visit to protest against the colonial mind set of New Delhi and against looting resources of the state.

Pak youth carrying valid permission not allowed to move beyond fence in Poonch to meet grandmother

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Poonch, Jan 30 : The joy and excitement of 21-year-old Kamran Aftab son of Mohammad Aftab of Bandi Khulratta in Pakistan Administrated Kashmir, knew no bounds when he got permission to meet his grandmother and uncle few days back.

Riding high on the excitement, Kamran finally arrived in District Poonch in peace bus via Chakanda bagh crossing point on January 28, ready to meet the grandmother and the uncle besides his other relatives here. However, there is twist. Kamran is not allowed by army to meet the family, living beyond fence through Baryani Gali despite a valid permission granted to him by the district magistrate Poonch based on the report by police post Balakote.

The police informed the deputy commissioner that Kamran has arrived in Poonch on a valid permit.

Following the report, the deputy commissioner granted permission to Kamran to go beyond fenace through Baryani Gali to visit the house of his uncle Mohammad Maroof son of Faqir Mohammad at Gulhata area in this district.

However, despite the permission granted to him by deputy commissioner as well as the concerned police, the army is not allowing Kamran to meet the relatives.

PRO Defence Jammu Col Anand when contacted by the GNS said: “I will look into the matter.” (GNS)

Div. Com directs authority of Baramulla not to harass Photo-Journalist

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Taking note of the statement issued by Kashmir Press Club on the issue of Mr. Abid Nabi, Divisional Commissioner Kashmir, Mr Baseer Khan has informed KPC that his office has taken cognisance of the matter.

He has also said that directions have been passed to the district administration baramulla and the district police that no such harassment should happen with the said photo journalist.

Kashmir Press Club thanks the divisional commissioner’s office for such a prompt response.

Three injured in grenade attack in Kulgam

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Kulgam, Jan 30 : Three civilians were injured in a grenade blast in South Kashmir’s Kulgam village on Wednesday.

Reports said a grenade blast which reported at DH Pora village of Kulgam this afternoon, resulting injuries to three persons.

However, the identity of the injured were not known immediately.

Despite repeated attempts police was not available for commits.

Meanwhile whole area has been cordoned off to nab the attackers.

Details Awaited