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Take Steps to Abolish Lakhanpur Toll Post www.thenorthlines.com www.epaper.northlines.com 3 DAYS’ FORECAST JAMMU Date Min Temp Max Temp Weather 13-Sep 23.0 32.0 Partly cloudy sky 14-Sep 23.0 33.0 Partly cloudy sky 15-Sep 22.0 32.0 Partly cloudy sky 3 DAYS’ FORECAST SRINAGAR 13-Sep 13.0 29.0 Partly cloudy sky 14-Sep 14.0 27.0 Generally cloudy sky 15-Sep 13.0 25.0 Thunderstorm with rain Compensate Jammu Pradesh for northlinesSymposium organised by Northern the Holistic development key to biases in past: Harsh Command HQ transforming JK economy: Veeri A delegation of JKNPP led by Harsh North Tech Symposium showcase The Minister for Revenue, Relief & Dev Singh JKNPP Chairman and event was organised by Headquarters, Rehabilitation and Parliamentary Former Minister called uponUnion Northern Command at Udhampur on Affairs, Mr. Abdul Rehman Veeri Home Minister Raj Nath Singh at Sep 11, Sep 12, 2017. The event which today said that holistic development is 3 4 7 key for driving economy ... Jammu and submitted ... initially started as ... INSIDE Vol No: XXII Issue No. 218 13.09.2017 (Wednesday) Daily Jammu Tawi Price 3/- Pages-12 Regd. No. JK|306|2017-19 Take steps to abolish ‘Kashmir situation better but Centre to constitute expert Lakhanpur toll post: HM truce violations alarming’ group to study JK border agony ‘Pakistan doesn’t appear to be keen on improving ties with India’ NL CORRESPONDENT people living in the border Chamber demands deportation of Rohingyas JAMMU TAWI, SEPT 12 areas. The Centre is trying to NL CORRESPONDENT year 2016,” Rajnath said be constructed in the days to give equitable development as it defied the notion of abolish toll at Lakhanpur. JAMMU, SEPT 12 while addressing a press come,” he said. Rajnath said The Union Government has to all three regions of Jammu 'One Nation, One Tax'. "The Home Minister conference at Jammu before with the “prevailing decided to constitute an and Kashmir. Several The Jammu and Kashmir accepted that the state Winding up his four-day living for New Delhi. situation on the border, it expert group to study the projects are under Government, which cannot levy any tax after visit to J&K, Home Minister “During my two-day stay in appears that Pakistan is not problems facing the people implementation under the implemented the GST in the implementing the GST and Rajnath Singh today the Valley I observed an interested in normalising living in the border areas of Pradhan Mantri state seven days after it was it has to be abolished. He observed that the situation improvement in the relations with India”. Jammu and Kashmir. Developmental Project implemented all over the also directed the Deputy in the state, particular in the situation,” he said. The year “Since 2014, ceasefire Union Home Minister (PMDP)," Home Minister country, is still levying toll Chief Minister to take Valley, had improved as 2016 had witnessed violations have become a Rajnath Singh announced said. tax at Lakhanpur, the appropriate measures to compared to last year. He unprecedented violence routine affair. More than this on Tuesday saying Singh also criticised the gateway of Jammu and abolish it," said Neeraj however, expressed concern after the killing of militant 400 ceasefire violations Pakistan has violated Pakistani forces for plaguing Kashmir. Anand, president, CTF, over the unabated ceasefire Burhan Wani. have taken place every year ceasefire more than 400 the residents living near the NL CORRESPONDENT In a meeting with Rajnath Jammu. violations on the borders Rajnath, who visited the since 2014,” he said, adding times in recent years. Line of Control (LoC) and JAMMU TAWI, SEPT 12 Singh, the Chamber of The federation has already and said Pakistan did not border belt of Nowshera in that the BSF and the Army "Pakistan has violated said that the Indian security Traders' Federation (CTF), given a deadline of appear to be interested in Rajouri district on Monday, were giving a befitting reply ceasefire more than 400 forces are giving a "befitting Union Home Minister Jammu, raised this issue September 20 to abolish toll improving ties with India. however, was concerned and would soon create a times in recent years. They reply" to such unprovoked Rajnath Singh has directed with him after which the from Lakhanpur and “I cannot say that complete aboutfrequent ceasefire situation that would force will have to stop these firing. Deputy Chief Minister Home Minister directed threatened the state peace has been restored in violations on the Line of Pakistan to stop unprovoked violations sooner or later. We The Union Home Minister Nirmal Singh to take Deputy Chief Minister government that it would the Valley but there is Control. “Eighty bunkers firing. have decided to constitute an also announced to increase appropriate measures to Nirmal Singh to take launch a mass agitation if visible improvement in the have already been Hailing border residents as expert/study group to study the compensation for those abolish the toll at Lakhanpur appropriate measures to the administration P2 situation as compared to the constructed and more would “strategic’ P2 the problems facing the who get P2 185 soldiers from Congress talk of bias against Jammu DA hikes 5 pc for 1.1 Cr NEWS IN BRIEF employees, pensioners BJP destroyed PDP: J&K join the Army NL CORRESPONDENT development and equal uncertainty, confusion and Rahul Gandhi JAMMU TAWI, SEPT 12 treatment in the political, contradictions on various NL CORRESPONDENT economic and other spheres sensitive and contentious NEW DELHI, SEPT 12 NL CORRESPONDENT Gen Satish Dua, Chief of The Congress today sought of life. There is a growing issues, especially due to SAN FRANCISCO, SEP 12, CNS JAMMU TAWI, SEPT. 12 Integrated Defence Staff, constitutional mechanism to discontent among the people divergent and contradictory The Centre today Ministry of Defence and ensure equitable of Jammu region over the statements and stands of the increased dearness Congress Vice President Rahul 185 Young Soldiers from Colonel of the JAK LI development in all three role and failures of the BJP two ruling parties. allowance and dearness Gandhi on Tuesday referred to Jammu & Kashmir passed out Regiment and was attended regions of the state. while in power especially on The delegation suggested relief by 1 per cent to 5 the role of the People's from The Jammu and by over 1000 parents / A delegation of senior issues and commitments devolution and per cent, benefiting 50 Democratic Party (PDP) which is Kashmir Light Infantry relatives of young soldiers Congress leaders today while in opposition. The decentralisation of powers lakh employees and 61 compensate for price in power with the BJP as its Regimental Centre on besides a number of civil and called on Union Home discrimination in and evolving a constitutional lakh pensioners. rise," according to an alliance partner in Jammu and Tuesday. Recruit Course military dignitaries. Minister Rajnath Singh and recruitments and allocations mechanism to fully This decision was taken official statement. Kashmir, and said, P2 Serial number 110, on having The dauntless young soldiers expressed concern over the of posts to the region even to guarantee equitable share at the Union Cabinet The new rate will be completed one year of of the Regiment hailing from Inflation in August shoots discrimination with the the level of SPOs has been a and treatment to three meeting chaired by Prime applicable from July 1. strenuous training was all regions and religions of the Jammu region. cause of concern," Congress regions. The delegation Minister Narendra Modi The combined impact on up by 3.36 pc attested today at a glittering State of J&K, marching in "The mistrust, gap and delegation stated in a highlighted the issue of here. the exchequer on account parade at the Bana Singh precise unison with a singular regional imbalance on memorandum submitted to border residents and victims "Release of additional of both DA and DR Parade Ground of JAK LI RC. aim of devoting their lives in NEW DELHI, SEPT 12 various fronts have widened Rajnath Singh. of firing by fulfilling the instalment of DA is an would be Rs 3,068.26 The Passing Out Parade, service of their nation, between the regions and BJP The Congress expressed commitment of 5-marla increase of 1 per cent crore per annum and Rs depicting graduation of a singing their Regimental The Consumer Price Index has been failing in its concern over the overall plots and other benefits as over the existing rate of 4 2,045.50 crore in the Recruit and his Song `Balidanam Veer (CPI), which is commonly delivery on slogans of security scenario and was done for the Chhamb per cent of the basic financial year 2017-18 transformation into a Young Lakshnam', inspired one and known as retail inflation went up equality, equitable political atmosphere of area residents P2 pay/pension, to (for a period P2 Soldier, was reviewed by Lt all as their voice P2 by 3.36 per cent in August, 2017 in comparison to the same month NC asks for autonomy to Congress claims credit for HM's of the last year. Will militants respond to surrender appeal ? According to the data released today by the Government, the regions, no to trifurcation assurance on Article 35A current rate of inflation is the JAMMU TAWI, SEPT 12(KIP) sources of funds that were Commanding (GoC) Victor made available to each Force B.S Raju, Inspector highest in five months, P2 NL CORRESPONDENT autonomous administrative NL CORRESPONDENT success of Congress Will militants, operating in militants. This way if General of Central Reserve JAMMU TAWI, SEPT 12 structures for sub-regions on SRINAGAR, SEPT 12 Party's relentless pressure J&K Bank cuts interest rate the Kashmir valley, respond militants respond positively Police Force (Operations) the pattern of Ladakh Hill on government to avoid to the call from security to the appeal for surrender Kashmir Zulfikar Hassan on savings account to 3.5% The National Conference Development Councils can Terming the Home taking people of Jammu forces to surrender and join made by the security forces, and Inspector General of today pressed for regional defeat nefarious designs of Minster Rajnath Singh's and Kashmir for granted.
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