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Meeting Dalai Lama Major Offence, China Warns World Leaders CyanMagentaYellowBlack K Price `2.00 Pages : 12 K M M Y Y C C JAMMU SUNDAY OCTOBER 22 2017 VOL. 32 | NO. 291 RNI No. 43798/86 REGD. NO. : JM/JK 118/15 /17 epaper.glimpsesoffuture.com Email: [email protected] of Future WORLD NATIONAL SPORTS Missing Pakistan journalist Naidu discharged from India vs NewZealand: recovered after two years AIIMS after undergoing Kohli speaks on Rahane, angioplasty Ashwin, Jadeja PAGE 8 PAGE 7 PAGE 9 Army has to remain prepared to counter Dokalam-like situation: Rawat Pak firing claims one more life Jammu, Oct 21 (PTI) by the Chinese Army. across the LoC, Rawat said that and it will continue to perform Rawat, while talking to re- they were never closed. the task. "Any talks or anything Army chief General Bipin porters on the sidelines of the Militants were stationed in that has to be done, will be decid- in Baramulla Rawat said today that the Army function where he presented the the training camps even then as ed at the political level. If the po- Srinagar, Oct 21 (PTI) has to remain prepared to counter President's Standards to 47 they are today, he said. On litical hierarchy takes a political any Dokalam-like situation along Armoured Regiment, also said whether the Army will again car- call, we will continue to perform An Army porter was the Sino-India border. that the security situation in the ry out surgical strikes to disman- and do our tasks that has been en- today killed and a girl in- Rawat, while speaking to re- Kashmir Valley was improving. tle the terror camps across the trusted to us," he said. Talking jured in firing by porters at a function here, also "I think the security situation in border, Rawat said, "We have al- about whether the militancy Pakistani troops along the said that the mountain strike the Kashmir Valley is improving ready said that surgical strikes graph has gone down after initia- Line of Control (LoC) in corps, designated as 17 Corps, was and what is happening now in the were a method (to deal with terror tives under the 'Operation Kamalkote sector of being raised as a "force of deter- Kashmir Valley is possibly high- infrastructure across the border). Sadhbhavana', Rawat said, Baramulla district in rence" and the process of its estab- lighting the frustration of the ter- There are other methods also." "Winning hearts and minds (of Jammu and Kashmir. lishment was on schedule. Asked rorists and those who are sup- The Army chief also said that the people) is part of any counter in- "There was unprovoked if the 17 corps was being estab- porting them," he said. The Army enquiries into the terror attacks surgency strategy and our nation ceasefire violation by lished to counter China, Rawat chief said that the "ups and in Pathankot, Uri and Nagrota has been following it rightly." Pakistani troops along the said, "Why should we say it is downs" in terrorism keep happen- had been completed and action "Success has been achieved LoC in Kamalkote area," against whom? It is for deterrence ing. "We will keep eliminating taken. "Punishments are being through Operation Sadhbhavana an army official said. A and deterrence is against any nearly 25,000 soldiers has been standoff with China in any other terrorists, and some wayward awarded to the people who are which is evident the way you see civilan working as a threat that may confront the na- raised for the Corps, which is at part of the Line of Actual Control youth, because of the social media found guilty. Nobody is spared," the goodwill of schools in carry- porter for the Army was tion." The Cabinet Committee on present headquartered at Ranchi. (LAC), Rawat said, "We have to re- campaign of radicalisation, will he said. Asked about his reaction ing out competitions. There are killed "when the Pakistani Security headed by Prime Once the raising of the 72 division main prepared". The 73-day face- come and join," he said, adding to the statement of Pakistan any number of people joining and troops resorted to indis- Minister Narendra Modi had is complete, the Corps will be off between Indian and Chinese that most of them were now oper- Army Chief Qamar Jawed Bajwa supporting the campaign," he criminate firing, the offi- cleared the setting up of the 17 based out of Panagarh in West troops in Dokalam started on ating overground and were sur- that his country wants to have said. Asked whether the Army cial said. The Indian army Corps in the latter part of 2014. So Bengal. Asked if there was any June 16 after the Indian side rendering. Asked about the re- peaceful relations with India, was planning to close down Army personnel were giving a far, one division comprising "strong and befitting" re- possibility of a Dokalam-like stopped the construction of a road opening of terror training camps Rawat said the military has a task See Army Has To Remain on page 11 sponse to the ceasefire vio- lation, he said. News in Brief Aadhaar linkage Meanwhile, sources said a girl was also injured in the Man lies about Pakistani firing. She was with bank accounts taken to a hospital in Uri being attacked by braid town for treatment. There has seen a sharp chopper, booked: Police mandatory, says RBI increase in ceasefire viola- tions by Pakistan this Srinagar, Oct 21 (PTI) Mumbai, Oct 21 (PTI) year. On October 12, an In a bizarre incident, a man in army jawan and a porter Anantnag district today faked a Reserve Bank of India on Saturday said bio- were killed and six others hair cutting attack on himself, al- metric identity number Aadhaar linkage with injured when Pakistani legedly with an aim of creating bank accounts is mandatory. The RBI clarifica- troops violated the cease- tion followed media reports quoting a reply to a See Man Lies on page 11 fire and shelled forward Right to Information (RTI) application that sug- areas along the LoC in the gested the apex bank has not issued any order Poonch district. Eight Three gamblers for mandatory Aadhaar linkage with bank ac- civilians, including a two- counts. "The Reserve Bank clarifies that, in ap- year-old girl, were injured arrested in Samba plicable cases, linkage of Aadhaar number to on October 18 when Jammu, Oct 21: bank account is mandatory under the Pakistani troops shelled Prevention of Money-laundering civilian hamlets and for- Police today claimed to have (Maintenance of Records) Second Amendment ward posts along the LoC arrested three gamblers with stake Rules, 2017 published in the Official Gazette on in Poonch and Rajouri dis- amount in Samba. Based on in- June 1, 2017," the central bank said in a state- tricts. Earlier this month, puts, police conducted a raid at ment. These rules have statutory force and, as a Home Ministry official Keso Morh and arrested three such, banks have to implement them without had said that Pakistani See Three Gamblers on page 11 awaiting further instructions, it said. The gov- troops targeted Indian ernment in June had made Aadhaar Children celebrating “Bhai Dhooj” in an Orphanage in Jammu on Saturday. GOF Photo SEE Pak Firing on PAGE 11 Man knocked to death See Aadhaar Linkage on page 11 at Narwal Mandi Jammu, Oct 21: Pak envoy meets with Swaraj: FO 18 arrested for Restrictions in A person was today knocked to terrorist activities. The death at Narwal area. Police said International Court of Srinagar after strike that Ram Ditta son of Shailo Ram Justice in May halted his ex- allegedly assaulting of Ismailpur Nagbani tehsil Marh ecution on India's appeal. was hit by a rashly driven truck Foreign Office spokesman Nafees Zakaria today con- 3 Army personnel call by separatists See Man Knocked on page 11 firmed that Mahmood met Swaraj on October 17 but as- in Baramulla Srinagar, Oct 21 (PTI) mained off roads but some Man assaulted over serted that it was a routine private vehicles could be dispute in Arnia meeting by the diplomat Srinagar, Oct 21 (PTI) Normal life in Kashmir seen plying in the civil lines who recently assumed of- was affected today due to a area of the city, the officials Eighteen people have been arrested for al- fice as Pakistan's new High strike called by separatist said. The separatists had Jammu, Oct 21: legedly assaulting three Army men accusing Commissioner to India. groups to protest against called for a shutdown them of being braid choppers in Baramulla dis- A middle aged man was today "While broad contours braid chopping incidents against the increasing trict of Jammu and Kashmir, the police said to- assaulted by some people in Arnia of bilateral relations were even as authorities im- braid chopping attacks in day. "Police have so far arrested 18 accused, in- following a dispute. Police said Foreign Office issued a deliberated upon during posed restrictions in sever- Kashmir over the past one By Sajjad Hussain cluding the main conspirators in the case, and that Rajesh Kumar son of Tilak Raj statement after reports in this interaction, no specific al areas of the city as a pre- month. The Srinagar Islamabad, Oct 21 (PTI) recovered cash, ATM cards and mobile phones of Chak Ram Dass in Arnia suf- media claimed that Swaraj case came under discus- cautionary measure, offi- District Magistrate said re- looted from the Army men," a police fered injuries when he was Pakistan today said its asked Mahmood to drop all sion. Therefore, the reports cials said.
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