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Blame Game Over Youth Joining Militancy in Kashmir www.thenorthlines.com www.epaper.northlines.com P5 Volthe No: XXI|Issue No. 161 northlines| 11.07.2016 (Monday) |Daily | Price ` 2/-| Jammu Tawi | Pages-12 |Regd. No. JK|306|2014-16 Toll mounts to 21 as Kashmir valley remains on edge Cabinet expresses grief Cop dies as mob pushes vehicle into Jhelum in Anantnag over loss of human lives Centre assures all support Youth forcing forces to open fire: Govt to J-K CM Mehbooba Mudassir Ahmad posts and forcing them to the details), camps have Srinagar, July 10 open fire," Akhtar said. been overrun, and at "We have seen how small majority of places it has New Delhi, July 10 Government on Sunday said kids and teens, all been seen that the security EW DELHI: Home Minister Rajnath Singh on Sunday it will do its job and try to emotionally charged, come personnel were forced to offered "all possible support" to Jammu and Kashmir Chief exercise maximum restraint out and are instigated by use their weapons," Akhtar Minister Mehbooba Mufti following the death of 20 people possible but asked the some who use petrol claimed. in clashes with security forces. parents that they are bombs, burn public He also trashed any and all Rajnath Singh spoke on telephone to the Chief Minister responsible in ensuring the properties while fleeing questions regarding civilian after taking stock of the law and order situation in the safety of their kids. away leaving these kids to killings and overall tense Kashmir Valley, officials said. Addressing a hurriedly face the reactions to their situation in Kashmir and Curfew has been imposed in the Kashmir Valley after convened press conference actions," he said. said it was 'doing its job' to widespread clashes between security forces and at the Civil Secretariat "And wherever we find bring back normalcy for demonstrators protesting against the killing of a top Hizbul Srinagar, government disproportionate use of which it needed the Mujahideen leader. spokesperson and Education force, we will dig deep and 'support' of both According to Home Ministry sources, Rajnath Singh also minister Naeem Akhtar said investigate the exact 'mainstream' parties as well NL Correspondent between security forces and that Kashmir valley has been urged Mehbooba Mufti to ensure the safety of Kashmiri that the cabinet has directed situation leading to the as Hurriyat leaders. Srinagar, July 10 protesters on Sunday, while witnessing since Friday's Pandits. the forces to exercise action. However, what we He said the "government is four others succumbed to killing of Hizbul "The Home Minister is keeping a close watch on the events. maximum restraint. have predominantly seen conscious of its A police cop and five injuries received during Mujahideen militant I am sure the situation will come back to normalcy very "However it is the people, (from the last few days), responsibilities and the protestors were killed in protests on Saturday, taking commander Burhan Wani to soon," said Jitendra Singh, the Minister of State in the especially the youth who many police station have cabinet discussed the matter fresh spate of clashes the toll in the violent protests 21, officials P2 Prime Minister's Office. P2 are attacking the police been burnt (he did not give "threadbare". P2 Blame game over youth Amarnath Pilgrims asked to Cable operators to mandatorily return home by Kathua Adm carry over 20DD channels "The Minister said it should joining militancy in Kashmir Prabhu Dayal to let the Yatris abandoned attitude of the District NL Correspondent New Delhi, July 10 be ensured that Doordarshan Kathua, July 10 instead of providing them Administration of Kathua and other channels which appropriate shelters and and alleged that they are Mudassir Ahmad was killed in an encounter recall any militancy The Information and have to be mandatorily Amidst the ongoing mob basic necessities. forced to face lot of Sriangar, July 10 in Kokernag area of attributed to him while I Broadcasting Ministry is carried should be shown by violence in Kashmir valley, Many pilgrims were problems with lack of food, Anantnag district on Friday was in office. Not sure after planning to enhance its all operators as per norms," the Amarnath Yatra interviewed by the water, shelter at Lakhanpur Blame game has been evening. Following which that." focus on implementing a an official said. started between political massive protests broke out Observing that no militancy remained suspended for the Northlines Kathua on Sunday. On the behalf of rule which requires cable The ministry had earlier parties over joining of across Kashmir and parts of incident related to slain second day. However, correspondent who reported all resenting pilgrims, one operators in urban areas, issued a notification as per hundreds of on-way that many police and civil Rajinder Kumar alleged that educated youth into militant the Valley are under strict militant commander which have undergone which cable operators must pilgrims of Shri Amarnath officials of the district at Lakhanpur no groups in Kashmir, which restrictions. happened in his tenure, digitisation, to mandatorily show over 20 Doordarshan Yatra were stopped at administration have advised arrangement has been made has become a cause of Following these killings, Omar Abdullah said that carry over 20 Doordarshan and Lok Sabha and Rajya Lakhanpur by the District the pilgrims to return back for the pilgrims due to concern for the government former chief minister and Kashmir's disaffected lot channels. Sabha TV channels to all administration of Kathua to their homes as the which they are suffering. Sources said the issue that their subscribers in cities and the security National Conference has got a "new icon in without at facility and short administration can neither There are no toilets, shelter establishments. working president Omar Burhan Wani". several cable networks do where digitisation has been term arrangements for their allow them to proceed nor and food arrangement and not carry all the mandatory Day after Hizbul Abdulllah said that NC had In a series of tweets, Omar implemented. interim halt. provide any shelter, food or all the pilgrims are forced channels came up in a Some Doordarshan and the Mujahideen's Burhan Wani maintained that a political said that his party NC While the state government other facilities. Reports said to prepare their own food at meeting Information and two Parliament channels are was killed, mainstream problem needs a political believes in resolution to has time and again many pilgrims on this way side of the National Broadcasting Minister M also mandatory in areas parties Saturday blamed solution. Omar said, political problem. He said announced many times irresponsible advice have Highway Lakhanpur. They Venkaiah Naidu held with which have not undergone each other over reviving of "Burhan was not the first to that the killing of Burhan about having adequate returned back to their are also asked for paying officials after taking charge. complete digitization. militancy in Kashmir. pick up the gun and won't would "have more arrangements for the respective states on Sunday. Yatra tax when the pilgrims The issue had been raised in Officials said it has been Burhan Wani (22), along be the last. For all Burhan's consequences than his Amarnath Yatri at various And those who stayed back are not allowed to move for the past by Doordarshan noticed that not all networks with two of his accomplices social media activity I don't social P2 places, it was strange idea objected to irresponsible Yatra because P2 officials also. show P2 CM should take lead in Court sends Kejriwal's ex- Bangladesh bans Islamic Peace maintaining peace, says Omar TV, tracks students after attacks Srinagar, July 10 PS, 6 others to one day's JC NC leader Omar Abdullah suggested that the NL Correspondent It also sent R S Kaushik and accused be sent to one day's NL Correspondent The measures come after several Chief Minister should take responsibility for New Delhi, july 10 his predecessor G K Nanda, judicial custody," the court Dhaka (AFP), July 10 suspected Islamist extremist s the prevailing situation. present and former Managing said. Omar Abdullah was responding to the appeal A Delhi court today sent Chief Directors of a PSU CBI has alleged in court that Bangladesh moved to were reported to be fans of the by the PDP-BJP coalition government to all Minister Arvind Kejriwal's respectively, to JC till Kumar, an "influential" officer, counter a deadly wave of stakeholders including mainstream and former Principal Secretary tomorrow, asking all the seven was intimidating witnesses. Islamist attacks on Sunday, Hasanul Haq Inu told mainly targeting secular separatist groups to help in government's Rajendra Kumar and six accused to be produced before According to CBI, the five ordering an Islamic journalists on Sunday. activists or religious efforts for restoring normalcy in the state. others, arrested in an alleged the special CBI court tomorrow accused arrested earlier were television station to stop The station is run by Indian minorities. Srinagar: Opposition National Conference corruption case, to one day's which will consider the showing undue favours to broadcasting and telling doctor-turned-preacher "We will be rigorous," the leader Omar Abdullah on Sunday said his party judicial custody (JC). agency's plea for their police Endeavour Systems Pvt Ltd schools to report any Zakir Naik, the founder and premier said. "We must was ready to contribute towards maintaining The order was passed by remand. (ESPL), a private firm missing students. president of Mumbai-based uproot militancy and peace in Kashmir but Chief Minister Additional Chief Metropolitan "Earlier, the police custody allegedly floated by Kumar, in The measures come after Islamic Research terrorism from Bangladesh." Mehbooba Mufti should take the lead to show Magistrate Shunali Gupta.
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