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Suspected Movement Along I-B, High Alert Sounded in Jammu CyanMagentaYellowBlack K Price 2.00 Pages : 12 K M M Y Y C C JAMMU TUESDAY MAY 15, 2018 VOL. 33 | NO. 132 RNI No. 43798/86 REGD. NO. : JM/JK 118/15 /17 epaper.glimpsesoffuture.com Email: [email protected] WORLD NATIONAL SPORTS N Korea's latest nuclear Police files charge sheet We have momentum to win test 10 times stronger than in Sunanda Pushkar death next game: Kulkarni Hiroshima bomb case in Delhi court PAGE 8 PAGE 7 PAGE 9 News in Brief SC to hear plea Mehbooba reviews Suspected movement along I-B, Ramadhan arrangements of 3 witnesses of Kathua SRINAGAR, MAY 14: As the Holy month of high alert sounded in Jammu gangrape, murder case Ramadhan is set to start across the world in a few days, Chief New Delhi, May 14 (PTI) and D Y Chandrachud Minister, Mehbooba Mufti re- Jammu, May 14 (PTI) and search operation' for the setup and highway has been district's Tarnah Allah area, agreed to hear the plea of viewed the arrangements put in next three to four days. "BSF monitored. The Army is con- which is close to the I-B, the offi- Three college friends of these students, who hail place by the administration for A high alert was sounded troops saw a movement of (five) ducting aerial surveillance cer said. They are believed to be a key accused in the sensa- from the Jammu region of the holy month across the State in here after movement of suspect- suspicious persons little away through helicopters and so far part of the group that has infil- tional Kathua gangrape the state, on May 16. a high level meeting of officers ed militants was detected along from the border fence. Based on nothing has been found, the offi- trated from Pakistan into this and murder case of an Lawyer Ravi Sharma, rep- See Mehbooba on Page 11 the International Border in that, a high alert was sounded cer said. The security installa- side in Tarnah Allah between eight-year-old girl today resenting students Sahil Jammu and Kashmir's Kathua and searches are being conduct- tions along the highways in the Londi and Bobbiyan Border moved the Supreme Court Sharma, Sachin Sharma district, a senior police officer ed," Kathua Superintendent of Kathua, Samba and Jammu dis- Out Posts (BoPs), according to alleging torture by the and Neeraj Sharma, J&K police lodge FIR said today. The development Police (SSP) Sridhar Patel told tricts have been put on alert. reports. IGP Jammu S D Singh Jammu and Kashmir po- sought urgent hearing on over abusive tweet comes ahead of Prime Minister PTI. All the troops have been The fencing is intact and there Jamwal said that an alert has lice and seeking protection the plea alleging that they Narendra Modi's visit to the alerted and the search opera- is no breach in the border fenc- been sounded in the area since from a central agency. A and their families were be- Srinagar, May 14 (PTI) state on May 19. According to tion will go on for the next three ing, the SSP said. Movement of 12 am after suspicious move- bench comprising Chief ing coerced by the Crime The police today lodged an the officials, the security forces to four days, he said, adding ad- suspected militants carrying ment. According to a senior Justice Dipak Misra and Branch of the Jammu and See Suspected on Page 11 FIR against a Twitter user for al- will continue to conduct 'cordon ditional check points have been bags was detected in Kathua Justices A M Khanwilkar See SC To Hear on Page 11 legedly putting up abusive posts about Kashmiri Pandits. Two NIA Court grants 25 days ago, the police had booked CM interacts with Police officers PM reshuffles cabinet; Irani another person for allegedly post- days judicial remand of ing offensive tweets about removed as I and B Minister See J&K Police on Page 11 Pak Militant involved in New Delhi, May 14 (PTI) Rathore has been assigned Bovine smuggling bid the independent charge as Kupwara Attack Case Smriti Irani, whose Minister of State in the foiled in Kathua Jammu, May 14(JNF): tenure as the Information Ministry of Information Jammu, May 14 (PTI) and Broadcasting and Broadcasting. This is Special Judge NIA Haq Nawaz Zargar to- Minister was mired in con- the second time that Irani A bovine smuggling bid was day granted 25 days judicial remand of Pak troversy, was tonight di- has been moved from a key foiled in Kathua district of Terrorist namely Zabiullah @ Hamza, aged vested of the portfolio as ministry as she was earlier Jammu and Kashmir today and 10 20 years, S/o Sonaullah Saqib, Ho Bosan Prime Minister Narendra shifted from the HRD animals were rescued, police said. Road, Mehmood Kote, Gali No.l, near Modi reshuffled his cabi- Ministry to the relatively Acting on a tip-off, a truck carry- Markaz Ibnul Qasim, Multan. Pakistan, who net in which Rail Minister low-profile Textile ing the bovines was intercepted at was involved in Kupwara Attack case in Piyush Goyal was given Ministry. She remain the See Bovine on Page 11 which three amry personnel and two police the additional charge of Textile Minister. The com- personnel matryed. The CIO present in the the Finance Ministry. munique said that during court has prayed for 30 days of judicial re- 6 injured as police use SRINAGAR, MAY 14: tious and professional ap- surance rather than a Irani's deputy in the I and the indisposition of Arun mand of the above named accused for the B Ministry has been given Jaitley, the portfolio of batons, water cannons proach in dealing with the cause of fear among the completion of the investigation on the Chief Minister, day to day situations in the masses. The Chief Minister the charge of the key port- Finance and Ministry of grounds that the investigation is at initial folio. A Rashtrapati Corporate Affairs, have to disperse protesters Mehbooba Mufti today State. She said the Police said this while interacting stage and all out efforts are on to unearth the asked the officers of Police has been and should be an with a group of Police Bhavan communique said See PM Reshuffle on Page 11 Srinagar, May 14 (PTI) See NIA Court on Page 11 Department to adopt a cau- institution of public reas- See CM Interacts on Page 11 Six people were injured when police used batons and water can- nons to disperse a group of teach- Modi govt has Interlocutor discussing ‘Corruption cases await disposal for years, ers who were protesting against the non-payment of their salaries Officers facing charges enjoy plum postings’ See 6 Injured on Page 11 spent Rs 4,343 crore issues about spl rights to J-K Srinagar, May 14 (KNS): 3 injured in clashes on publicity: RTI residents: Govt Departmental heads asked to act promptly between two communities The state anti graft agencies dealing with cor- on corruption related queries: Govt Mumbai, May 14 (PTI) New Delhi, May 14 (PTI) Centre to hold talks with in Bishnah all stakeholders to resolve ruption cases of govern- The Narendra Modi government has The Centre's interlocu- ment officials, are awaiting only in few cases and ac- were directed to ensure Jammu, May 14 (PTI) the Kashmir issue, was spent Rs 4,343 crore on publicity since it tor for Jammu and discussing these issues disposal of hundreds of tion against the remaining completion of the enquiries Three people were injured in came to power in May 2014, an agency under Kashmir is currently dis- and it was an "ongoing complaints that are pend- hundreds were pending,” pending with them “expe- clashes in Jammu and Kashmir's the Ministry of Information and cussing with all stakehold- process". Dineshwar ing with various depart- sources in the State ditiously”. “They shall de- Bishnah area when cattle owned Broadcasting has said in reply to an RTI ers the "sensitive" issues Sharma, former director of ments of the Jammu and Vigilance organization velop strong internal vigi- by the Gujjar community went in- query. The expenditure was incurred on ad- relating to the challenge to the Intelligence Bureau Kashmir Government. told KNS. Sources said that lance mechanism in their to the fields of the Dogra vertisements in the print and electronic me- Article 35A of the (IB), was appointed the Sources told Kashmir it is astonishing that num- respective departments, as See 3 Injured on Page 11 dia as well as outdoor publicity, the central Constitution, which em- Centre's interlocutor for J News Service (KNS) that ber of officers facing cor- also to work in tandem government agency said in response to the powers Jammu and and K on October 23 last most of the government de- ruption charges was with State Vigilance DB quahses SAC’s application filed by city-based RTI activist Kashmir legislature to de- year. Article 35A, which partments were reluctant awarded plum postings. Commission (SVC) to erad- Anil Galgali. The Bureau of Outreach fine its 'permanent resi- was incorporated in the in sharing case histories of “Posting officials against icate the menace of corrup- reccommedations Communication under the ministry said the dents' and bestow special Constitution by a 1954 the accused. “ Over the whom investigations are tion at all levels,” the circu- government spent Rs 4,343.26 crore on adver- rights and privileges on years hundreds of cases going on is demeaning gov- lar reads. An official of the Jammu, May 14(JNF): Presidential Order, ac- tising its programmes across media plat- them, the Centre told the cords special rights and have been sent to different ernment's own initiatives SVC said that corruption A Division Bench of State forms.
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