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Let Terrorists Attack Inside SMHS Hospital www.thenorthlines.com www.epaper.northlines.com 3 DAYS’ FORECAST JAMMU Date Min Temp Max Temp Weather 07-Feb 7.0 21.0 Partly cloudy sky 08-Feb 8.0 20.0 Partly cloudy sky 09-Feb 7.0 19.0 Generally cloudy sky 3 DAYS’ FORECAST SRINAGAR 07-Feb -2.0 12.0 Mainly clear sky becoming partly cloudy towards afternoon or evening 08-Feb -3.0 12.0 Partly cloudy sky in the morning hours becoming generally cloudy sky towards afternoon 09-Feb -1.0 10.0 Generally cloudy sky theAdbi Kunj holds northlinesMonth long training at RSETI Samba records highest CD ratio in literary tributes meet concludes Jammu Division Adbi Kunj held a condolence and A month long training for girls District Development Commissioner, literary tributes meet at its literary organised by Rural Self Employment Sheetal Nanda today chaired the centre in the premises of KIDZEE Training Institute (RSETI) concluded District Level Review and 3 School Talab Tillo, Jammu which 4 here today. Functional Manager DIC 5 Consultative committee meeting to INSIDE was presided over by .... Variender Kumar.... review the progress and .... Vol No: XXIII Issue No. 32 07.02.2018 (Wednesday) Daily Jammu Tawi Price 3/- Pages-12 Regd. No. JK|306|2017-19 LeT terrorists attack inside SMHS 11,566 security-men injured in stone-pelting; Hospital; Kill two cops, free Pak terrorist Govt withdraws cases against stone-pelters NL CORRESPONDENT JAMMU TAWI, FEB 06 NL CORRESPONDENT SRINAGAR, FEB 06 DGP Prisons As many as 11,566 security Lashkar Terrorists struck in a personnel were injured in big way today when they orders inquiry 4,736 stone-pelting killed two cops and freed a incidents in the Kashmir Pakistani hardcore terrorist SRINAGAR, FEB 06 valley during the last three Abu Hanzala from the police years, the Jammu and escort inside Shri Maharaja Jammu Kashmir Police Kashmir government said Hari Singh (SMHS) Hospital Tuesday said that DGP today. and escaped on a bike. Prisons has ordered an As many as 110 civilians 4,736 incidents of stone- injured in 730 incidents in Lashkar-e-Toiba terrorists internal inquiry into the and two policemen also lost pelting during 2015, 2016 2015, the chief minister on Tuesday staged a daring shootout incident inside the their lives during these and 2017. said. attack inside the SMHS SMHS, Hospital in which incidents, it added. The year 2016 saw 9,235 As many as 110 civilians hospital complex in a high two policemen were killed. In a written reply to a personnel getting injured in and 2 policemen were killed security area here to free a A police P2 question by Congress MLC stone-pelting, the highest during these incidents in "hardcore" Pakistani Naresh Kumar Gupta in the figure for these three years. 2015, 2016 and 2017, she terrorist from custody, legislative council today, There were 1,198 such said. killing two policemen, terrorists escaping into the from Pakistan who was said. when the hospital, Srinagar's Chief Minister Mehbooba incidents in 2017 and 1,690 On other hand, the State police said. narrow lanes and by-lanes of caught by the security forces The ultras opened fire on the main health care facility, is Mufti said that as many as security personnel were Government today said that The daring attack inside the downtown Srinagar. from Yaripora Kulgam in police party accompanying crowded with patients, 9,670 police personnel and injured. In 2015, 641 it has approved the premises of Srinagar's main Mohammed Naveed Jhutt, 2014, managed to escape Jhutt, alias Abu Hanzala, police said. 1,896 security forces security personnel were withdrawal P2 hospital ended with the the 22-year-old LeT terrorist with the assailants, police inside the hospital complex A carbine rifle P2 personnel were injured in DCs asked to identify land for projects Ram Madhav's Twitter account hacked Robbers loot cash from SBI 'Burdened' with power purchase, by Pro-Pakistan Turkish hackers ATM in Srinagar City JK to 'diversify' solar power microblogging site after he on verified Twitter SRINAGAR, FEB 06 NL CORRESPONDENT went up to Rs 4103 during "Projects with minimum 10 clicked on a link sent by accounts. According to The SRINAGAR, FEB 06 2012-2013. MW capacity of the solar Rajya Sabha MP Swapan Wire, top diplomat Syed Unknown persons strike at SBI Bank ATM at Karan Nagar Rs 4471 crore were spent power projects are Dasgupta in a direct Akbaruddin's Twitter near SMHS hospital of Srinagar city in Kashmir and The burden of the power during 2013-2014 on power economically viable for message, a first-ever from handle had temporarily decamped with cash. purchasing has prompted the purchase, while Rs 5153 which 400 kanals of land him on Monday. Dasgupta's suffered the same fate this Top police officer confirmed the incident and said that the government to "diversify" crore, Rs 5293 crore and Rs having, full sun shine is Twitter account was also year. unknown persons looted around Rs 23 lakh from the the solar power sector in the 5524 crore were spent required," the documents compromised by Turkish Madhav's account is yet to machine on Monday night. state to meet electricity during 2014-2015, 2015- read. hackers. be temporarily restricted, He said a case under FIR no. 07/2018 under section 457, requirement. 2016, and 2016-2017, An official of the Power The Pro-Pakistan Turkish unlike the account of 380 was registered and investigations P2 In the last six-years, Jammu respectively. Development Department, "cyber army" made their Dasgupta and Kher. Twitter and Kashmir has spent over The state has spent such a said that state has decided to support pretty clear with a generally temporarily Jammu-Srinagar highway closed after Rs 28,000 crore on power huge amount on power explore the solar power NL CORRESPONDENT tweet that ends with "I restricts accounts when purchase, mostly from the purchase despite having a sector in view of "huge NEW DELHI, FEB 06 Love Pakistan." The rest of they notice unusual activity landslide in Ramban; 300 vehicles stranded centre-owned National huge potential of burden" of the power the tweet, which also from the handle. Some the Hydro Electricity Power hydroelectricity. purchase cost on the state After veteran actor Anupam features a video, says, tweets initially posted by JAMMU TAWI, FEB 06 Corporation (NHPC). At the Official documents reveal exchequer. Kher's Twitter account was "Your account has been the hackers seem to have same time, there has been that government would JK has second highest hacked early on Tuesday, hacked by the Turkish been deleted from the The Jammu-Srinagar National Highway remained closed around 50 percent revenue "diversify the solar power potential of solar power in BJP National General cyber army Ayyildiz Tim. account. today due to a huge landslide in Jammu and Kashmir's generation gap over the sector" of the state. India. As per the study Secretary Ram Madhav's Your DM correspondence The Twitter Support handle Ramban district, police said. years Deputy commissioners of all conducted by the National account suffered the same and important data have recently posted that its There was a "heavy" landslide at Ramsu. This led to its During 2011-2012, Rs 22 districts of the state have Institute of Solar Energy fate from the same group of been captured." team is working on closure this morning, they said, adding that due to the 3761.52 crore were spent on been told to identify suitable (NISE), J&K has a solar hackers. The handle of the account resolving the issue that is blockade, over 300 vehicles were stranded. power purchases, which land for the said purpose. power potential P2 Kher said that he was also seems to be devoid of "affecting a small number The Border Roads Organisation (BRO) is working to clear hacked on the the 'blue tick' that shows up of Indian users." the highway and open it for traffic, police said. 50,459 acres of 44% increase in local youths joining Police arrests Hike in violence and scare of low forest land militancy in Kashmir in 2017: CM teenager infiltrator polling may defer panchayat poll encroached in J-K NL CORRESPONDENT reached 126 last year," J&K polls, the trend of locals KUPWARA, FEB 06, CNS JAMMU TAWI, FEB 06 (KIP) suggested to Mehbooba to the security scenario has JAMMU, FEB 06 Chief Minister Mehbooba joining militancy has seen a hold the Panchayat and ULB improved in the state. JAMMU TAWI, FEB 06 Mufti said while replying to steep rise. A 19 year old boy was Fear of poor polling and hike elections as early as possible However, there was no a written question by The trend of locals joining arrested by Kupwara police in violence have failed Chief after the Union Home consensus at the All Party Government today said that There has been a steep rise National Conference MLA militancy has been mostly when he entered into this Minister, Mehbooba Mufti, Minister, Rajnath Singh, meet because leaders the forest department has in number of local youths part of Kashmir. in seeking unanimous views sanctioned deployment of differed on the possible hike retrieved 19,612 acres of joining militancy in Kashmir Ali Mohammed Sagar, in the from southern districts of The arrest was made on from the opposition leaders. 400 companies of 400 in the level of violence. Not land against 50,459 acres in last three years with 126 Legislative Assembly. Kulgam, Pulwama, Shopian Monday evening while encroached forest land in the locals joining various According to official data in and Anantnag, the bastion of Even the coalition partner, central paramilitary forces only this the separatists and police is investigating the State.
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