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Godman' Found Guilty of Raping Government and the on the Democracy 3 Days’ Forecast Jammu www.thenorthlines.com www.epaper.northlines.com Date Min Temp Max Temp Weather Apr 25 21.0 38.0 Mainly Clear sky Apr 26 21.0 38.0 Mainly Clear sky Apr 27 21.0 35.0 Mainly Clear sky Srinagar Apr 25 8.0 25.0 Mainly Clear sky Apr 26 80 25.0 Mainly Clear sky Apr 27 9.0 25.0 Partly cloudy sky Vol No: XXIII Issuethe No. 99 26.04.2018 (Thursday)northlines Daily Jammu Tawi Price 3/- Pages-12 Regd. No. JK|306|2017-19 Mehbooba, Congress disown slain Mushtaq Pir who put BOPEE Kathua case accused political worker in Kashmir on sale gets 16 yrs in jail move SC for CBI probe SRINAGAR, APR 24,CNS pay a fine of Rupees one NL CORRESPONDENT Investigation besides Crore,” the court said. Omar Abdullah tweets 'let's just call him a NC worker' EW ELHI PR seeking to be impleaded Special anti-corruption The court said that Peer is N D , A 25 as parties in the petition NL CORRESPONDENT political activist telling hundreds of political Conference working judge Kashmir (Srinagar) further sentenced to Two prime accused in the filed by the father of the RINAGAR PR people, in a statement, workers have laid down president Omar Abdullah Yash Paul Bourney rigorous imprisonment of S , A 25 sensational Kathua case victim. that they have nothing do their lives for "bringing came up with a different Wednesday sentenced the three years for offence on Wednesday moved the Recently, a bench headed with Patel. It is not clear democracy to the idea. former chairman of the under section 409 RPC, A former Congress and Supreme Court opposing by Chief Justice Dipak why. grassroots level" in the "How tragic that Patel Board of Professional which otherwise is the PDP leader Ghulam Nabi the plea of the victim's Misra had ordered the "He was not part of PDP conflict-torn Valley. These Sahib, a political worker Entrance Examination maximum imprisonment Patel died few minutes on father seeking transfer of state police to grant and we have said this in a workers are seen as eyes assassinated by militants (BOPEE) Mushtaq Ahmad for offence punishable way to the hospital in trial outside the state, security to the family of statement last year," PDP and ears of the Indian in Kashmir is being Peer to sixteen years in jail under section 406 RPC for Pulwama district soon preferably to Chandigarh. the victim, their friend and spokesperson Rafi Mir state in the embattled disowned by both the PDP besides a fine of Rs one which he was mistakenly after suspected militants Sanji Ram and Vishal their lawyer Deepika told. Valley, and in recent years, & Congress. If neither crore in a multi-crore cash charged but corrected suddenly appeared in Jangotra, who have been Singh Rajawat. Jammu and Kashmir Chief their lives have been party is willing to own him for paper scam. afterwards. front of his Scorpio vehicle charge sheeted by the The top court had also Minister Mehbooba Mufti turned upside down as one of their own let's The broker in the case Court said that and fired multiple shots, crime branch of Jammu said it would later decide also expressed her particularly after the just call him a NC worker Sajad Ahmad Bhat has considering the enormity two of them hitting his and Kashmir Police in the on the prayer for transfer condolences saying such killing of Hizbul so his death is not in vain," also been awarded twelve of the crime and the face on Wednesday. His case, have also sought of case out of Kathua in killings achieve nothing Mujahideen militant Omar said in a tweet. years jail and Rs 50 lakh number of students son and two security transfer of probe to the Jammu after the state and leaves the families leader Burhan Wani. The former Congress fine by the trial court. deprived of their lawful personnel were also Central Bureau of government filed its reply. injured in the attack. devastated. In south Kashmir, these leader was shot at around The students who have berths, Peer P2 But ironically enough "Heartfelt condolences to grass root political 3 pm in the afternoon benefited in the scam have Patel, 67, a resident of the family of senior workers have become when unidentified been sentenced to one- First PET CT Scan service Dangerpora Shadimarg on Congress leader, G. N. easy targets for militants militants appeared in front year imprisonment. Pulwama-Shopian border Patel who was killed by in recent years. They have of his car and shot at the “He (Mushtaq Peer) is in, who worked for militants today in Rajpora, appeared in their homes leader from close range. sentenced to undergo launched in Jammu region different mainstream such cowardly acts late in the night and made "He was not brought to the rigorous imprisonment for five years the maximum political parties in the achieve nothing but leave frightening videos only to hospital. He died on the NL CORRESPONDENT term provided for offence Valley and was ostracised one more family put them on Facebook for way," Pulwama hospital KATRA, APR 25 for the same reason in his devastated," Mehbooba people to keep a distance medical superintendent under section 5(1)(d) r/w 5(2) P. C. Act. Given the own society, was disowned tweeted. from mainstream political Abdul Rashid Para told Governor NN Vohra on quantum of the illegal by the very same political This is not for the first parties. Firstpost over the phone. Wednesday inaugurated gains made by the said parties in his death. time that a political After both PDP and State Congress chief the first PET CT scan convict and the growth Last year in June the worker of a mainstream Congress leaders Ghulam Ahmad Mir said service in the Jammu therein during the past six People's Democratic Party political party has been distanced themselves from that Patel was a Congress region. years, he is sentenced to distanced itself from the killed in Kashmir. In fact, the slain leaders National leader long P2 It was started at SMVD Narayana Supers-pecialty SC judges urge CJI to hold full Hospital that completed its No identification of land two years. presence of Dr Devi Shetty, With this, complete cancer court on issues plaguing judiciary Vohra dedicated the chairman, Narayana services are being for solar power plants yet service to people in the Health. provided at the hospital. NL CORRESPONDENT meeting attended by all NEW DELHI, APR 25 the judges, which had On-spot registration for ADIL AHMAD development are economically viable for delayed the start of the SRINAGAR, APR 25 commissioners have failed which 400 kanals of land Two senior judges of the day's court proceedings by to identify the land. "They having, full sun shine is Supreme Court, Justices about 15 minutes. Amarnath pilgrims in Jammu Most of the district did not take the task required," the documents Ranjan Gogoi and M B Sources said that Justices development seriously resulting there read. Lokur, have urged the Gogoi and Lokur signed NL CORRESPONDENT Board, Umang Narula said Over one lakh pilgrims commissioners have failed will be delay in setting up In the last six-years, Chief Justice of India to the joint two-line letter on JAMMU TAWI, APR 25 today. have already been to identify land for setting of solar power plants. Only Jammu and Kashmir has hold a full court to discuss April 22 in which they He said these facilities registered so far across up of solar power plants in few have started the spent over Rs 28,000 crore the institutional issues spoke about holding of a Four on-the-spot will be set up at Vaishnavi various registration Jammu and Kashmir process in this regard," an on power purchase, plaguing the higher "full court". registration facilities will Dham, Saraswati Dham, centres across the country divisions. official said. mostly from the centre- judiciary. The same issue was for be set for pilgrims Jammu Haat and Geeta and advance online The government had The official said that owned National Hydro The letter was written a the first time raised by aspiring to undertake the Bhawan-Ram Mandir. booking of helicopter directed district government wanted to Electricity Power day before Rajya Sabha Justice J Chelameswar on pilgrimage to the cave The 60-day long annual tickets for the Amarnath development "diversify the solar power Corporation (NHPC). At Chairman Venkaiah Naidu March 21, which was shrine of Amarnath in yatra to the shrine of pilgrimage will commence commissioners to identify sector" of the state. the same time, there has rejected the opposition followed by a similar South Kashmir Himalayas Amarnath in south on April 27. the land for solar power. It Deputy Commissioners of been around 50 percent impeachment notice missive on April 9 by beginning June 28. Kashmir Himalayas will He apprised that advance was to diversify the solar all 22 districts of the state revenue generation gap against Chief Justice of Justice Kurian Joseph who "On-spot registration commence on June 28 and registration of pilgrims power sector in the state were told to identify over the years India Dipak Misra. had sought the setting up facility during the Yatra the yatra will be longer by has already started to meet electricity suitable land for the said During 2011-2012, Rs The issue raised in the of a bench of seven senior period will be available at 20 days this year.Yatra through various branches requirement.
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