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C M C M Y B Y B Postal Regd No- JK/485/2016-18 Internet Edition : www.truthprevail.com, E-paper : epaper.truthprevail.com RNI No. JKENG/2012/47637 T3 ru6th P8 revFaair and Fiearl ess * Class 12th Results: Education Minister felicitates meritorious students * Another feather in Aditi's cap? * Batwal Community's plea to PM, CM * Do not be shy of speaking regional languages : Lal Singh to people * Tapeworm infection: Know its signs and symptoms! * Survival of the fittest - hallmark of our Govt: Chuni email : [email protected] VOL 6, ISSUE NO. 23 JAMMU & KASHMIR MONDAY JANUARY 23, 2017 DAILY 8 PAGE Re. 1/- IInnssiiddee At Least 39 Killed, Over 69 Injured After Jagdalpur- Rain, snow starts in Jammu and Kashmir Bhubaneswar : At leBast 39 htheu locobmotivae ofn the etrain sw"The dariver rapp lieHd emeir - rInadore-kPatnah exapressn ondri ghEt nowx. Bupt the arctuael causse asnd t heD guilety wirll naot bie lNs ovember derailment claimed Srinagar : Moderate rain people were killed and 69 were affected and four of these gency brake after feeling a big November 20, 2016 in which will be ascertained only after spared," Prabhu said. 151 lives of passengers, the lat - and snowfall started on injured when engine and nine coaches had overturned. jerk and heard a loud sound. at least 150 people were killed, the inquiry." Raigada DM Guha P Tapas ter had no casualty. Sunday in Jammu and coaches of Jagdalpur - Railway spokesperson Anil The area is Naxal prone and was carried out at the behest of However, Odisha DGP K B Kumar said rescue operations Railways had earlier sought Kashmir, the weather office Bhubaneswar Hirakhand Saxena said there are indica - the incident happened just Pakistan's spy agency Inter- Singh said "there is no indica - continued overnight with a CBI inquiry into the rail frac - announced. Express jumped the tracks in tions of foul play as a goods ahead of Republic Day," Services Intelligence (ISI). tion of Maoist hand behind the CRPF, medical teams and ture suspecting sabotage. "Widespread moderate Andhra Pradesh's train passed the same track just derailment". He was speaking police at the spot. Fish plates and elastic rail rain and snowfall is likely to Vizianagaram district with the two hours before the mishap, after attending a review meet - The injured were admitted clips were found removed on occur in the state up to railways suspecting sabotage which occurred in the Naxal- ing chaired by Chief Minister to a hospital in Raigada and to the track near Kanpur on January 26 under the influ - behind the derailment, the third prone zone just ahead of the Naveen Patnaik here. Parvatipuram hospital in January 1 with railways sus - ence of an active Western in as many months. Republic Day. Prime Minister Narendra Vizianagram district in Andhra pecting it to be an act of sabo - Disturbance (WD)," a Met The engine and nine coach - However, Odisha Police Modiand other leaders Pradesh. Majority of the tage and seeking a CBI inquiry official said. es of the Bhubaneswar-bound ruled out involvement of expressed grief over the inci - injured passengers have suf - into the incident. Due to the heavy cloud train went off the track near Maoists in the mishap. dent. The PM said the Railway fered fractures. Train services were affect - cover there has been an over - Kuneru station around 11 PM According to railways, Ministry was monitoring the The Director General, ed on Rayagada and all improvement in the night last night, Chief PRO of East prima facie there was rail frac - situation very closely and NDRF was monitoring the sit - Vijayanagaram route, with at temperatures. The minimum Coast Railway J P Mishra told ture which caused the derail - working to ensure quick rescue uation and a 24x7 NDRF least five trains cancelled and temperature was minus 1.3 in PTI. ment. But it has to be ascer - and relief operations. Control Room was in touch around eight others diverted Srinagar, minus 3.6 and 39 people have died while tained through whether the Andhra Pradesh Chief with Railway Authorities and following the derailment last minus 6.0 in Pahalgam and 69 were injured. Seven passen - fracture was due to sabotage or Minister N Chandrababu local civil administration to night. Home Minister Rajnath Gulmarg. Jammu city record - gers were critical while 20 left because of negligence and lack Naidu announced additional render any kinds of assistance, Singh spoke to Andhra Pradesh ed 9.1, Katra 9.9, Batote 3.9, for their destinations after of maintenance. Rs 5 lakh under an insurance officials said. Chief Minister to take stock of Bannihal 1.6 and Bhaderwah treatment, officials said. "The real cause will be Saxena said. Railway Minister Suresh scheme to the kin of victims The mishap comes at a time the situation. Naidu briefed the 1 .5 as the night's lowest tem - Rescue operation was known only after inquiry by Home Ministry sources Prabhu rushed to the accident from the state. Chief Ministers when Railway Protection Home Minister on the steps peratures. almost over, the Divisional the Commissioner Railway said it may ask the NIA to see site along with Chairman of various states also condoled Force is on extra vigil in view taken for rescue and relief of SSP, Dy SPs NH Railway Manager office said Safety," Saxena said. if the derailment was a subver - Railway Board A K Mital and the loss of lives in the incident. of Republic Day as there is the accident victims. attached for ‘traffic this evening, adding they don't "There are indications of sive act. "The NIA can expand announced an ex-gratia of Rs "We will take all angles into always apprehension of terror Singh assured Naidu of all expect to find any more bodies foul play as goods train passed the scope of their ongoing five lakh for the families of the consideration in the probe. We attacks around this time. central help. Naidu reviewed mismanagement’ in the mangled coaches. the same track just two hours probe," they said. victims, most of whom were have ordered an inquiry in the Besides, railways has the situation with ministers JAMMU, JANUARY 22 Two AC coaches, four before the mishap. The inspec - The National Investigation from Odisha. matter and a strict action will strengthened the safety pre - from north coastal Andhra and : Taking a serious note of the sleeper coaches, two general tion by the patrol team also Agency is looking into the Railway Protection Force be taken against those found paredness after two consecu - asked them to rush to the acci - reported traffic mismanage - compartments and the guard- found the track okay yester - claims of three arrested per - Director General S K Bhagat guilty. To play with the lives of tive train derailments near dent spot to supervise rescue ment on Jammu-Srinagar cum-passenger coach besides day," he said sons that the derailment of said, "Nothing can be ruled out the people is unforgivable to us Kanpur recently. While the and relief measures. National Highway (NHW), particularly on Banihal- Elections : Over Rs 83 Cr Cash, 7.36 Ltr With Russia's Help, India To Increase Qazigund stretch on 20th and Dy CM reviews progress on Rs 201.68 cr 21st January, Director Liquor, 1,485 Kg Drugs Seized in 5 States Train Speed Upto 200 kmph General of Police (DGP), Dr NEW DELHI : Over Rs 83 hard spirits worth Rs 1.35 lakh New Delhi : Russian tions on this stretch are not S P Vaid today ordered crore cash, 7 lakh litres of in Goa. Jammu bus stand project Railways is helping India's suitable for a speed of 200 km immediate attachment of liquor worth Rs 12.65 crore and Drug seizures by the anti- national transporter increase per hour and a different type three officers. narcotics valued at Rs 10.30 narcotics agencies and police Emphasizes strict monitoring for timely completion the speed of its passenger of switch has been recom - The attached officers crore have been seized, maxi - teams was seen maximum in JAMMU JANUARY 22: the prestigious project, quantitative parameters”, he trains up to 200 km per hour. mended. include SSP Traffic NHW, mum from Uttar Pradesh and Punjab as the total haul was Deputy Chief Minister, Dr emphasized the concerned asserted. Russian Railways is at A digital technological Sanjay Kumar Kotwal, Punjab, by EC-appointed sur - recorded at 1,485 kg valued at Nirmal Singh today assessed executing agencies to moni - Later, Dy CM visited Hari present collaborating with communication network for Deputy Superintendent of veillance and expenditure mon - Rs 10.30 crore, with Punjab Indian Railways on a 575-km the entire section, instead of Police Traffic NHW Banihal, itoring teams in the five poll- accounting for 1,134 kgs worth stretch between Nagpur and the existing radio communica - Nihar Ranjan and Deputy bound states. Rs 9.06 crore followed by Rs Secunderabad and submitted a tion, was also proposed. Superintendent of Police As per official data com - 286.65 kg worth Rs 83.58 lakh preliminary report last week. A high-speed rail network Traffic Kulgam, Safdar piled since the announcement seized in UP, Rs 17.22 lakh in To reach the desired speed will also require safety meas - C M Hamid Hassan Samoon. of polls early this year till yes - Goa, Rs 15.36 lakh in limit, Russian Railways has ures for pedestrians and motor C M Y B A formal inquiry has been terday, UP has witnessed the Uttarakhand and Rs 7.62 lakh proposed several technical vehicles at rail crossings.
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