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" (# wastage of police resources in providing unnecessary securi- he Jammu & Kashmir ty to a large number of non- # $% TGovernment on Sunday government persons in the stripped four separatist leaders, State. including Mirwaiz Umar Reacting to the withdraw- Farooq, of their security cover al of security, the Mirwaiz-led and allied arrangements with All Parties Hurriyat Conference immediate effect. spokesperson said that the sep- The order was issued by aratist leaders never asked for the State Government three security and that they had days after a CRPF convoy was repeatedly said that the attacked in which 44 CRPF Government can withdraw it. jawans were killed in Lethpora Meanwhile, J&K BJP pres- )*#- 8) 7*9 area of Pulwama. ident Ravinder Raina wel- Union Home Minister comed the Government deci- rime Minister Narendra Rajnath Singh had said earlier sion to withdraw security cover PModi on Sunday asserted that the security provided to of the separatist leaders and that he was filled with grief and those who “receive money said he would “like them to be outrage, just like the people of from Pakistan would be arrested and jailed” outside the country, in the wake of the reviewed.” the State. terrorist attack in Pulwama According to the State “The Hurriyat people are which claimed the lives of 44 thunderous response from the Government order issued by the real enemies of the CRPF personnel. crowd. the office of Principal Secretary Kashmiris and they are the In this north Bihar town to Bihar Chief Minister of Home Department, on ones who ruined the Valley. launch a number of develop- Nitish Kumar and Deputy CM Sunday, “as a first step the secu- Their security has been with- ment projects, Modi began his Sushil Kumar Modi also rity and allied arrangements drawn which is a welcome speech with a few lines in the expressed hopes of a strong provided to Moulvi Umar step and I would like them to local dialect ‘Angika’ before response from India in the Farooq, Prof Abdul Gani Bhat, be arrest and lodged in Tihar paying tributes to two of the wake of the Pulwama attack. Bilal Gani Lone and Shabir and Jodhpur jails (in Delhi and slain jawans who hailed from After the evocative begin- Ahmad Shah are withdrawn Rajasthan, respectively),” he the State. ning, the Prime Minister con- immediately”. said. “I salute and pay my trib- centrated his nearly 30-minute During a high-level review Describing Hurriyat lead- utes to Sanjay Kumar Sinha speech on various projects, meeting Government of India ers as “sinners”, Raina alleged Pulwama. (Syed Ali Shah) Geelani, said. security by the State. In a state- and Ratan Kumar Thakur,” worth more than 33,000 had emphasised the need to that they were the ones respon- “If Kashmir is facing ter- Mirwaiz (Umar farooq), Shabir Their own children are ment, the JKDFP said that the Prime Minister said. crore, which were launched at immediately review the sible for the killings in rorism today it is because of Shah and Yaseen Malik,” Raina studying in London and enjoy- Shah, currently undergoing The two martyred CRPF the function here. ing in Europe and they have detention at Tihar jail in New personnel hailed from Patna Modi explained how each properties in Dubai but are Delhi, was never provided any and Bhagalpur districts, of these projects will bring all- instigating Kashmiri kind of Government security. respectively. round development in the lives children to pelt stones and “…so the announcement of “I condole the bereaved of people. He said the National orchestrating innocent killings,” withdrawing it is nothing but families. And to the large num- Democratic Alliance’s strategy he alleged. a big lie,” read the statement. ber of people who have gath- of development was two- Jammu Kashmir Security cover was, how- ered here, I would like to say pronged — one was develop- Democratic Freedom Party on ever, deployed outside his res- the fire that is raging in your ment of infrastructure and the Q R Sunday said its chief Shabir idence in Srinagar where his bosoms, is in my heart as other uplift of deprived sec- Shah was never provided any family resides. well,” Modi said, evoking a tions of society. "747.#4 mid fresh Indo-Pak ten- Asions, top legal eagles of the & ' two countries will present their arguments in the high-profile Kulbhushan Jadhav case before the International Court of ( ) * Justice (ICJ) here from on Monday during four days of public hearings. -4564+7 forensic experts, the fire start- Jadhav, a retired Indian ed in room number 109 of Navy officer, was sentenced to ive days after a fire at Hotel Hotel Arpit Palace probably -4564+7 death by a Pakistani military FArpit Palace in Karol Bagh due to the air-conditioner ! court on charges of espionage left 17 dead, the Delhi Police switched on by a couple due to he CRPF on Sunday issued and terrorism in April 2017. Crime Branch arrested its lack of ventilation. “As it is win- Tan advisory cautioning the India moved the ICJ in owner Rakesh Goel after he ter, the AC was probably not public against “fake pictures” May the same year against the landed in New Delhi from serviced and there was a short- ! "# being circulated online of body “farcical trial” by the military Qatar on Saturday late night. circuit, which led to the fire,” $ parts of its 44 troops killed in court of Pakistan against 48- According to Rajesh Deo, said a forensic expert. L the Pulwama attack, the dead- year-old Jadhav. India first the Deputy Commissioner of In its FIR, the Delhi Police M liest terrorist strike on securi- ! " # approached the ICJ on May 8, Police (DCP), Crime Branch, mentioned some of the short- ty forces in Kashmir Valley in 2017 for the “egregious viola- they had received a tip-off that comings were two kitchens in three decades. while we stand united. Please personnel as part of 61 battal- tion” of the provisions of the Goel, who founded Hotel Arpit the basement and terrace, no ! “Fake news about harass- DO NOT circulate/share/like ions in Jammu & Kashmir, Vienna Convention on Palace in 1993, was travelling Rajendra Kumar (47) and assis- smoke alarms, no signage ment of students from such photographs or posts,” the issued another advisory on Consular Relations, 1963 by to Delhi from Qatar by IndiGo tant manager Vikas Kumar directing guests to the emer- " # Kashmir is being propagated CRPF tweeted on its official bogus messages being circu- Pakistan by repeatedly denying flight 6E 1702. (21). The court on Sunday gency exit and obstruction on # by various miscreants on social Twitter handle — @crpfindia. lated on social media vis-a-vis it consular access to Jadhav. “A lookout circular (LOC) also extended their police cus- the way to the exit. $ $! ' media. CRPF helpline has The CRPF advised the Kashmiri students based in A 10-member bench of had already been issued on tody for two more days,” said Taking a strong note over ( enquired about complaints people to report any such con- various places in the country. the ICJ, which was set up Thursday and Goel was the DCP. the incident, the Delhi about harassment and found tent by sending an email to Investigators suspect the after World War II to resolve detained upon arrival in Delhi “A LOC has also been Government had cancelled fire ) them incorrect. These are [email protected]. attack that killed 40 CRPF per- international disputes, on May and handed over to the Crime issued against the owner’s elder safety certificates of more than *) attempts to invoke hatred. Officials said a number of sonnel in Pulwama on February 18, 2017 had restrained Branch officials. Goel was brother Shardendu Goel, who 70 hotels in Karol Bagh areas in Please DO NOT circulate such such photographs of badly 14 was executed by a ‘lone wolf’ Pakistan from executing arrested after brief question- is still absconding. It has been last three days for flouting laid ) posts,” it said in its second post mutilated bodies were being Jaish-e-Mohammed suicide Jadhav till adjudication of the ing,” said the DCP. found that all licences of the down norms. The Government on Twitter. circulated and the develop- bomber Adil Ahmad Dar alias case. Delhi Police produced hotel were in Shardendu’s had issued instructions to ! “It has been noticed that ment was brought to the notice Waqas Commando who The ICJ has set a timetable Goel in court on Sunday. “The name,” said a senior police municipal corporations and on social media some miscre- of paramilitary officials after rammed an SUV packed with for the public hearing in the court has sent Goel to two-day official. police asking them to seal O' ants are trying to circulate which the advisory was issued. explosives and inflammable high-profile case from police custody. Besides Goel, Tragic death of 17 people these establishments in the #P #P fake pictures of body parts of The paramilitary force, gas into a bus of 78-strong con- Febraury 18 to 21 in The two people have been arrested took place in Hotel Arpit Palace wake of violations of fire safe- ')!* + our martyrs to invoke hatred that has deployed about 65,000 voy of CRPF on Thursday. Hague. so far - hotel general manager fire on Tuesday. According to ty norms. )( L M O R " $ L M!- -. -4564+7 deficiencies were found in the provide that GNCTD can com- ! " survey report submitted by the mence the development works fter Delhi Metro phase IV agency.
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