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In the event security now and confine themselves to forces take action resulting in inciting violence through civil casualties, the law enforce- unrest without taking direct ment agencies should be held part in protests. responsible for human rights With international power violations, Pakistan handlers and media keeping close tabs have told terrorists. on development in Kashmir Unlike in the past when and Indian security forces on the cadre of terrorist organi- ! high alert, Pakistan can’t take sations used to take part in the risk of being caught red protests, the new directive ()*+),- handed while sending jehadi asks them to refrain from elements into the Valley. doing so to avoid detection, he Supreme Court Tuesday Apart from strategising capture or neutralisation. Trefused to interfere with unrest, the Pakistani estab- As regards security mea- the Centre and the Jammu & trates, and relaxations are impose restrictions and “other lishment has also asked its sures, officials said while the Kashmir Government impos- being ordered accordingly. regressive measures” in Jammu rogue elements to go for local police and paramilitary ing restrictions, including shut- “An individual has come to the & Kashmir following the revo- snatching weapons from vul- have fanned out in sensitive down of communication ser- court. The situation is very cation of Article 370. nerable posts and patrol teams urban centres in the Kashmir vices, after the abrogation of sensitive. Given the serious- Tehseen sought with- and make local youths Valley, the Army is carrying '/'' / / - Article 370 and said “reason- ness of the situation, the law drawal of “curfew/restrictions”, accountable for such inci- out aggressive patrolling and able time” should be given to and order restrictions have blocking of phone lines, the dents. The local terrorist cadre area domination exercises in massive presence of security authorities to ensure normal- been imposed,” said a Bench, Internet and news channels. have been instructed to use the hinterland to prevent ter- personnel, the terrorists are " " # cy as the “situation is very sen- comprising Justices Arun His petition was opposed by phones only after Internet is rorists space and time to move. holed up in safe houses and are sitive”. Mishra, MR Shah and Ajay Attorney General KK restored to avoid detection. In fact, coupled with the unable to be in touch with $% $ ! The apex court said it will Rastogi. Venugopal and Solicitor Sharing these inputs here communication lockdown and their colleagues, sources said. &' have to wait for the “real pic- The court also said that it General Tushar Mehta, who Against this backdrop, no % & $ ture” to emerge and look into is to be ensured that no life was said it has to be ensured that encounters have taken place in ( “all the pros and cons” before lost there and posted the mat- the transition takes place the last seven to eight days as ()*+),- going into the issues raised in ter after two weeks, saying it peacefully. P the terrorists are unable to &(/& the “poorly drafted” and “very will wait for normalcy to “We have to ensure that move and are directionless as rmy Chief General Bipin carelessly filed” plea with per- return. “We are with you on law and order situation in the top leadership of terrorist he Jammu & Kashmir ARawat on Tuesday said haps the petitioner also not the issue of right to liberty of Jammu & Kashmir is main- organisations was neutralised Tadministration on Tuesday Pakistan deploying additional knowing the truth of the situ- the people. But we should tained,” Venugopal told the in the last few months. said it is hopeful of further military resources along the ation. have a real picture before us,” Bench and referred to the July There are about 250 ter- relaxations in the security Line of Control in Jammu & It took note of the Centre’s the Bench told senior advocate 2016 agitation in Kashmir Srinagar, on October 12, while rorists present in Kashmir clampdown after the dress Kashmir over the last few days stand that it was reviewing the Maneka Guruswamy, arguing after encounter of terrorist the valedictory ceremony will and officials fear they will rehearsal for the August 15 is normal and not a matter of situation in the region on a for Congress activist Tehseen Burhan Wani and said it took ending out a positive mes- be held at Jammu University carry out attacks once restric- Independence Day celebra- concern, asserting that Indian day-to-day basis as also the Poonawala, who has chal- around three months to bring Ssage to big investors willing on October 14. tions in place places like tions conclude in various dis- troops are prepared to deal reports from district magis- lenged the Centre’s decision to normalcy at that time. to invest in Jammu & Kashmir, The State Government has Anantnag, Pulwama, Sopore tricts. with any security challenge in Principal Secretary, Industry & identified key thrust sectors and Shopian, are eased. Principal Secretary Rohit the region. Commerce and Tourism such as horticulture & post- The security forces are Kansal told a press conference The Army Chief said every Department, Navin K harvest technologies, tourism not taking any chances as here that while prohibitory country takes precautionary R Choudhary on Tuesday & hospitality, film industry, IT Pakistan may try to stoke conditions were relaxed in var- measures and there is no rea- announced the State & ITeS, handloom & handi- unrest in J&K on the eve of ious parts of Kashmir, the son to worry about the deploy- Government has decided to craft, agro & food processing, Independence Day Jammu region was “almost ment of additional forces by organise the first-ever Investors’ manufacturing & MSME, celebrations. entirely” free of restrictions. Pakistan along LoC. Summit 2019 on October 12- healthcare & pharmaceuticals, 14 in Srinagar and Jammu. skills and education, he said. O Addressing a Press con- He added that there would ! ! ference at Jammu’s Convention also be a Ambassadors’ meet O P ! Centre, Navin Choudhary said and a media meet at New " # the J&K Investors’ Summit Delhi next month to ensure , .+ will try to attract investments huge participation in the ! !! " in various sectors of the econ- summit. akistan’s Foreign Minister omy showcasing Jammu & Choudhary said about ()*+),- PShah Mahmood Qureshi $ Kashmir as a favorable invest- 2,000 dignitaries from indus- has asked his countrymen not % ment destination. try and trade will be invited to ongress leader Rahul to live in a “fool’s paradise” as %! Choudhary said the inau- attend the summit. CII has CGandhi on Tuesday he highlighted that it will not & ' ! % gural session of the summit been roped in as the national responded to Jammu & be easy for Islamabad to get the & ' " # will be held at SKICC, partner for the summit. Kashmir Governor Satya Pal support of the UN Security Malik’s offer to send him an Council as well as from the aircraft to visit the Valley, say- Muslim world against India’s ing all he needed was the free- decision to withdraw Jammu & dom to travel and meet the Kashmir’s special status. Council against New Delhi’s people. Addressing the media in decision. Rahul’s response came a Muzaffarabad in Pakistan- India has categorically told day after Malik asked the occupied Kashmir on Monday, the international community Gandhi scion to fly down to the Qureshi asked Pakistanis to that its move to scrap Article Valley and observe the situation “wage a new struggle” to get the 370 of the Constitution remov- himself after the latter claimed support of the UNSC mem- ing the special status to Jammu that there were instances of vio- $ / ' ),0 ', , '1 ' ' P bers. “You (people) should not & Kashmir is an internal mat- lence in J&K following the , ' &$, ' &2 ' - ' - in live fool’s paradise. Nobody ter and has also advised abrogation of Article 370. will be standing there (in the Pakistan to “accept the reality”. While senior Congress the Article 370 removal was invited Rahul to visit J&K, UNSC) with garlands in Without naming any leader Shashi Tharoor too done in an unconstitutional saying he would send an air- hands...Nobody will be there Muslim country, Qureshi also asked the Governor to invite an manner. craft for him, after the Congress waiting for you,” he said. said the “guardians of Ummah all-party delegation to the In accepting the invita- leader said, “People were dying After India revoked Jammu (Islamic community)” might Valley, Congress general sec- tion, Rahul gave a terse reply to in the State and the situation and Kashmir’s special status, also not back Pakistan on the retary Priyanka Gandhi in her the Governor saying he did not was not normal as claimed by Pakistan announced that it Kashmir issue due to their % ' ' ' / / - first reaction on the issue said need an aircraft. Malik had the Government.” will approach the UN Security economic interest. * + ' # (,-& ./(%012) # $ ! ! ) ! ()*+),- eggs by a 5-star hotel in Mumbai has also gone viral. ! ()*+),- " & 0 $ % fter controversies erupted In the egg incident, a cus- ()*+),- #" %1$ + 2 & 3 2 & 3 Aover exorbitant prices tomer, Kartik Dhar, was he Aam Aadmi Party charged by five-star hotels for charged 1,700 for two boiled n a big jolt to former Chief T(AAP) Government on 4# 566172& #86617% 6 cheap food items like bananas eggs at the Four Seasons Hotel.
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