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K K M M , - Y Y C C $(+#(&)'' )"!'!(($ &)"%'#*$+$(#$"'' ($"( +(&& %(' &%&'#($$(!!$& '"'#'$$&' "!+ &#'%#)'' nation, 7P sports, 9P world, 8P DAILY Price 2.00 Pages : 12 JAMMU TUESDAY | MAY 02 2017 | VOL. 32 | NO. 120 | REGD. NO. : JM/JK 118/15 /17 | E-mail : [email protected] | epaper.glimpsesoffuture.com 111"'$(+- -*!!/./, *( Five policemen, private security guards killed in Kulgam attack Pak forces behead two Indian security men after crossing LoC ,$)",2 Meanwhile, a bank official told that no bank official was Five policemen and two killed in the attack. He said CM strongly private security guards were that the security guards, who Monday killed when militants were killed in the attack was condemns killing opened fire upon a vehicle of working for a private security of police personnel, JK Bank in Pombai area in company. He added that van Kulgam district. The militants was coming back from DH bank officials also decamped with the serv- Pora towards Kulgam town ice rifles of the slain cops, po- after depositing cash in local lice said. The militants cam- bank branches there. The in- Chief Minister, ouflaged in forces uniform cident created chaos in the Mehbooba Mufti has stopped the cash van of JK village. All the shops and oth- strongly condemned the Bank and fired indiscrimi- er business establishments killing of five police per- nately upon the vehicle. were closed in the village fol- sonnel and two bank offi- Following the attack, mili- lowing the incident. cials of a cash van who tants decamped with their Meanwhile, JK Bank were killed today by un- services rifles, the police offi- Chairman and CEO Parvez ((/2 known assailants at cial said. Police and security Ahmad expressed grief over Pombai village of Under the cover of heavy forces have launched search the killing of security person- Mutilation act of Kulgam district. In a mortar fire, a Pakistani spe- operation to nab attackers, the nel guarding the bank’s cash statement, the Chief cial forces team sneaked 250 barbarism, armed official said. The officials iden- van. “We at J&K Bank are Minister said the officials metres across the Line of tified the slain policemen as pained over the killings of were on duty to disburse Control (LoC) into the forces will react Assistant Sub-Inspector (ASI) these security personnel who and collect cash at a local Poonch sector and beheaded Bashir Ahmad Dar (100/GRP), Mohammad Qasim (No. Y. K. Pora Qazigund and two Security Guards of J&K were on way back to Kulgam appropriately: Jaitley bank branch and their two Indian security person- son of Abdul Gani Dar, resi- 638/KGM), son of Bohu Khan, Ishfaq Ahmad Hajam (No. Bank as Javaid Ahmad Bhat, after delivering cash remit- killing reflects the dan- nel today, officials said. The 1 '#$2 dent of Bonigam Qazigund, resident of Awoora Trehgam 745/KGM), son of Abdul Ahad resident of Vessu Batpora tance at the Bank’s Manzgam, gerous criminalisation Indian Army vowed an "ap- Farooq Ahmad Bhat (No. Kupwara, Muzafar Ahmad Hajam, resident of Zakoora Kulgam and Muzafar Ahmad Aharbal branch. My heartfelt The mutilation of *)+" propriate" response to the 332/KGM), son of Abdul Aziz, (No. 1090/KGM), son of Gul Batpora Srinagar. Laway, resident of Largoo condolences and deep the bodies of two Indian "despicable act", which sig- resident of Nehama D.H.Pora, Mohammad Bhat, resident of The official identified the D.H. Pora Kulgam. $0 *)+" soldiers by Pakistan is nificantly took place a day af- an act of barbarism and ter Pakistan army chief Gen the armed forces will re- Qamar Javed Bajwa visited HC directs Registrar act to it appropriately, Rajnath reviews situation in JK, Naxal areas some areas along the LoC and Defence Minister Arun promised support to the 1 '#$2 Jaitley said today. Kashmiris. Defence Minister Unidentified men Co-opertaive Societies to In a strong reaction, Arun Jaitley said in Delhi Home Minister Rajnath Jaitley said such at- that the mutilation of the bod- hijack passenger Singh today reviewed securi- tacks do not even take hold election of CC Bank ies was "reprehensible" and ty situation in Jammu and place during war and vehicle from BC Road an "extreme form of bar- Kashmir and the Naxal-af- that the whole country 1- ,0$ barism". He said the armed .!! +*,. , fected states in the wake of re- has full faith in the ((/2 forces will react appropriate- ((/2 cent violence there. Singh armed forces. ly to the "inhuman act" and In a bunch of petitions seeking directions for was briefed about the ground "Bodies of soldiers Three unidentified persons al- their "sacrifice will not go in holding the election of Citizen Cooperative bank, situation in J-K, particularly being mutilated is an ex- legedly hijacked a car and tied driv- vain". The attack was carried Justice Ramalingam Sudhakar of J&K High along the border, where the treme form of barbaric er of the vehicle before fleeing from out by the Border Action Court after hearing Advocates Anil Sethi and bodies of two soldiers were act. The government of Kathua. This was the second con- Team (BAT), which compris- Abhinav Sharma appearing for the petitioners mutilated by Pakistan Army. India strongly con- secutive day, when a vehicle was hi- es the special forces, under whereas Deputy AG Ranjeet Singh Jamwal ap- Top security brass, in- demns this act. The jacked by the suspected persons. the cover of shelling by pearing for the state, directed Registrar, Co-oper- cluding Union Home the security forces were con- Kashmir valley was also dis- whole country has full Police said that the tavera vehicle Pakistani troops in Krishna ative Societies to hold elections forthwith. Court Secretary Rajiv Mehrishi and tinuing their operations cussed in the meeting. faith in our armed was hired by three suspected per- Ghati Sector in Poonch dis- further said that this exercise shall be completed chiefs of intelligence agen- against the ultras in areas Tension in the valley has forces which will react sons last night from BC Road in trict of Jammu and Kashmir, within a period of two months. When theses peti- cies, briefed the home minis- like Sukma, where 25 CRPF been continuing since the appropriately to the Jammu. The trio snatched the officials said. The army is- tions came-up for hearing, Justice Ramalingam ter about the steps taken to personnel were killed by the April 9 bypoll to the Srinagar act," Jaitley said. sued a statement saying that )$ ).$!$ *)+" Sudhakar observed that short controversy raised tighten security along the Left-Wing Extremists on Lok Sabha when large-scale He said sacrifice of the bodies of an army soldier in this batch of these petitions is holding election border, official sources said. April 24. The home ministry violence took place that the soldiers will not go and a BSF head constable to the Management of Citizens Cooperative Bank The home minister directed has already directed the secu- claimed eight lives. After a in vain. "This is a repre- Power shutdown were mutilated but a senior limited. It appears that the tenure of elected board the top officials to ensure rity forces engaged in anti- few Kashmiri students were hensible and an inhu- army officer told PTI that .!! +*,. , was ended on 2nd September, 2015. The Board of strict vigil along the Naxal operations to strictly threatened in some parts of man act. Such attacks they were beheaded.The ((/2 Directors was continuing thereafter. However, on International Border, which adhere to the standard oper- the country, the home minis- do not take place during BAT team had set up an am- the strength of the Court order, they were dis- is guarded by the BSF. In the ating procedures to foil ter had asked all state govern- war," he said. In order to carry out various de- charged. Justice Ramalingam Sudhakar further Naxal-affected states, the Maoists attempts to attack ments to provide security to bush to target the patrol velopment works by M/S. IRCON observed that Vide order No. 06 RCS/BF of 2016 home minister has been told, them. Continuing unrest in %).#*)+" &*)+" under R-APDRP, the power supply dated 02.09.2016 passed by the Registrar, to Sohajana, Mandal, Flian, Cooperative Societies, J&K Jammu, a Board of J&K governor to meet PM, Rajnath Kandwal, Surya Chak, Ganeshpur Administrator was appointed, primarily, to take MHA less than half prepared for and adjoining areas fed from 33 KV steps and to hold fresh elections and till the elec- to discuss security situation Canal to Chatha Line shall remain tion is conducted to manage the affairs of the EC's security demand for Anantnag bypoll affected on May 04 and 06 from 08 am Cooperative Society. Justice Ramalingam 1 '#$2 day met Vohra and discussed to 12 noon. Similarly, the power sup- *)+" 1 '#$2 week, the EC had asked the Anantnag, which was sched- with him the prevailing situ- ply to Sainik Colony and adjoining home ministry that 740 com- uled for April 12, was post- Amid worsening of law- ation in the state. During the areas fed from 11 KV SC-1 feeder The Home Ministry has panies of paramilitary forces poned to May 25. In normal and-order situation in 20-minute meeting, Mehrishi shall remain affected on May 02 informed the Election be put at its disposal by May circumstances around 10 Jammu and Kashmir, and Vohra reviewed the from 08 am to 12 noon. Likewise, the Shantmanu gets Commission that it can spare 12. The demand seemed un- companies (1,000 personnel) Governor N N Vohra will be ground situation in the *1 ,*)+" around 30,000 paramilitary precedented as the poll body are deployed in a parliamen- meeting Union Home Valley and the steps taken to personnel for bypoll duty in had sought 70,000 paramili- tary seat during polling, offi- Minister Rajnath Singh to- control the situation.
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