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Aurangzeb's Killing Leaves Family Traumatised 3 Days’ Forecast Jammu www.thenorthlines.com www.epaper.northlines.com Date Min Temp Max Temp Weather June 18 25.0 36.0 Thunderstorm with rain June 19 25.0 36.0 Partly cloudy sky June 20 24.0 39.0 Partly cloudy sky Srinagar June 18 14.0 27.0 Thunderstorm with rain June 19 13.0 28.0 Mainly Clear sky June 20 13.0 30.0 Mainly Clear sky Vol No: XXIII Issuethe No. 144 19.06.2018 (Tuesday)northlines Daily Jammu Tawi Price 3/- Pages-12 Regd. No. JK|306|2017-19 End of Ramzan ceasefire creates fresh 2 terrorists killed in encounter Over 1,400 bunkers to be tension between BJP, Mehbooba Mufti with security forces in Bandipora built in J&K frontier areas NEW DELHI, JUNE 18 journalist Shujaat Bukhari Minister Mehbooba Mufti, was shot dead by and the state BJP unit had SRINAGAR, JUNE 18 The rift between the ruling terrorists in Srinagar. With fought it tooth and nail. It PDP and ally BJP in Jammu it, any hope of an had even asked the Centre The Centre has sanctioned and Kashmir is showing extension of the ceasefire to spike her the construction of over once again following the ended. recommendation, arguing 14,000 bunkers at a cost of Central government's In a series of tweets on that "we should not do over Rs 400 crore in the decision to resume anti- Sunday, Union home anything to demoralise the frontier areas of Jammu terror operations in the minister Rajnath Singh security forces". Union and Kashmir to safeguard state after Ramzan. The announced that security minister Jitendra Singh the lives of people living BJP has called its state forces have been directed had suggested that leaders SRINAGAR, JUNE 18 Monday morning following along the Line of Control ministers to New Delhi to to resume operations. advocating the ceasefire information about the and the international discuss the issue, sources "It was expected that were "playing politics". Two terrorists were killed presence of terrorists in border, an official said said. everyone will cooperate in The alliance between the in a gun battle with the area. today. The Central ensuring the success of BJP and the PDP, parties security forces in He said two terrorists These bunkers would government's special this initiative. While the with widely divergent Bandipora district of had been killed so far even include 13,029 individual peace initiative in the Security Forces have views, had been shaky Jammu and Kashmir on as the operation continued bunkers and 1,431 spokesperson said after a in the Jammu region. Kashmir Valley -- displayed exemplary since the beginning. The Monday, the Army said. to be in progress. community bunkers, he review meeting here today. Evacuation sheds will suspension of cordon and restraint during this rift showed from time to The operation comes a The identity and group added. The meeting chaired by also to be constructed search operations -- was period, the terrorists have time -- over PDP's day after the Centre affiliation of the slain "Government of India Public Works Minister along the LoC and IB to taken in view of providing continued with their promises of talks with announced its decision not terrorists was not has sanctioned Naeem Akhtar reviewed deal with emergencies respite to the people attacks, on civilians and separatists, the proposal to extend the ceasefire in immediately known. construction of 14,460 the progress of during cross-border during the holy month. But SFs, resulting in deaths to remove the AFSPA (the the state. Security forces have bunkers at a cost of Rs construction of Safety shelling, the spokesperson data showed the terror and injuries," Mr Singh Armed Forces' Special An Army official said the adopted a proactive 415.73 crore to safeguard Bunkers and Evacuation said. The bunkers are to be activities had more than tweeted. Powers Act under which security forces launched approach setting up check the lives of the people Shelters along the constructed by the roads doubled in this period. The ceasefire initiative grants special powers to an anti-terror operation in barriers at various places living along the LoC and IB International Border (IB) and building department On the eve of Eid, senior was the brainchild of Chief the army P2 Bandipora district on across P2 in J&K," an official and Line of Control (LoC) which P2 Army chief visits Rifleman One killed, three Once relatively calm, Kashmir injured in two turns hub of militancy Aurangzeb's family in Poonch accidents in Thathri JAMMU TAWI, JUNE 18 NL CORRESPONDENT ADIL AHMAD have taken up arms since 2010. where most of the terrorists DODA, JUNE 18 SRINAGAR, JUNE 18 Pahlipora Keller, Zainpora, and emerged from 1990 to 2010. The Chief of Army Staff Gen Padderpora villages have produced emerging of terrorists from north Bipin Rawat today met the A person was killed and Once a relatively calm, the south four local terrorists each. Three Kashmir to south Kashmir has parents and other family three others injured in Kashmir has turned an epicenter for other villages in the district have become a cause of concern for members of rifleman two separate road militancy in the Valley where the produced three terrorists each, security agencies. "We eliminated Aurangzeb, who was accidents in Thathri area most recruits of terrorists have while two terrorists each have come almost all terrorists in north abducted and killed by of district Doda on taken place over the years. from four villages, the reports say. Kashmir but the terrorists have terrorists last week in Monday. Since 2010 unrest, over 467 local In Pulwama district, 88 local turned to south Kashmir. It has Pulwama district of south The deceased has been youth from 354 villages across terrorists have come from 60 become a breeding ground for Kashmir. identified as Abid Kashmir and the Chenab valley have villages in the last eight years. Six terrorists in the last few years," a Rawat along with senior Hussain (25) son of Abdul become terrorists. Among them, 335 youths each belong to the district's police official said. Army officials went all the Latif of Drabshalla. The have come from 247 villages in south Kakpora and Lelhar villages. Two A security report has analysed 43 way to the remote Salani two men were travelling Kashmir. villages have five terrorists each, encounters since November 5, 2016, hamlet in the frontier way home to celebrate Eid officials said. from Phagsoo to Thathri According to reports, Shopian Gundbagh village has three, and five until April 26 this year, in which 77 Poonch district and when terrorists abducted Accompanied by officials, when their vehicle rolled district in south Kashmir tops the villages have two local terrorists terrorists were killed while 104 were conveyed to the family that him. Rawat flew to Poonch from down about 100 feet in list, with 95 local youth from 70 each. recruited and this recruitment was forces stood with them in Gen Rawat flew from Jammu technical airport Thathri this afternoon. villages having joined militancy The south Kashmir was once directly linked to the killing of their hour of grief. New Delhi to Jammu, and was received by Police said, "It's the since 2010. The largest number of considered a relatively calm place terrorists in their area or a killed Aurangzeb, who where he was received by commanders in the second incident of the local terrorists have come from Heff with rarely any youth joining militant belonged to their area. belonged to the 44, Northern Command chief frontier district, they said. day, earlier today a Rashtriya Rifles, was on Zainpora, seven of whose youths terrorists unlike north Kashmir, The report divided P2 Lt Gen Ranbir Singh, Rawat met P2 vehicle on P2 Little headway in Bukhari murder case, J-K police countering Pak- Security beefed up as terror threat Editor ignored threat to life based cyber terrorists looms over Amarnath Yatra SRINAGAR, JUNE 18 entry route into the Press brushed aside the warning Enclave is a bit hazy, but as it wasn't something new. on Monday. NEW DELHI, JUNE 18 TV shows that LeT has working alone as well as Four days after the we know which route they Bukhari had already faced Vaid said his department been tasked to carry out terror groups like Lashkar, assassination of prominent took to leave the place," three assassination bids. had made considerable journalist Shujaat Bukhari, Deputy Inspector General The fresh warning, as progress in thwarting this Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) and attacks on Amarnath Hizb and Jaish working as menace. the Jammu and Kashmir of Police (DIG) of Central some police officers said, Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) yatris without getting hybrid terror groups. Police has failed to make Kashmir, VK Birdi, told looked fatal. The police "There are some cyber- are looking to carry out exposed. Security forces are any headway in the case. Firstpost. were initially looking at the terrorists who have been terror attacks on the holy "JeM cadres in south working hard to fend off With the attackers at large, The Jammu and Kashmir possibility of one of the feeding propaganda here, Amarnath Yatra, the Indian Kashmir have been tasked any such terror attacks," police are grappling to find Police has formed a Special three assassins being they use social media as security agencies have for carrying out fidayeen he said. their tool to spread their learned. The two-month attacks," a CID input said. Almost a year ago, any clues on their Investigation Team (SIT) Pakistani militant Naveed SRINAGAR, JUNE 18 whereabouts, despite all under Virdi to probe the Jutt, who escaped from a propaganda.
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