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7Kh Juhdw ,Qgldq Wudlq Uhvfxh ( * C+ . 0)%7 %7 7 *' +*,-./0 RNI Regn. No. MPENG/2004/13703, Regd. No. L-2/BPLON/41/2006-2008 :5 (%) ;<**" =< : 4 0 #$%&' !" $.$6 845>/! /5$4>$!4+4!8 +6/8 !64!$53.4. $48 @3. 4A#46$54 B$+$4/ /84! .4>?$8* !" 12 324.145-67 .80 $ %'( $) ". 83+ '()*) (% ( % '+% 3*$ operation that lasted for near- ly eight hours. M n a massive joint operation, Beginning its journey amid M! INational Disaster Response pouring rain, the Kolhapur- " Force (NDRF), Navy, Army bound Mahalaxmi Express — #$%& Q( and Air Force, on Saturday res- which had left Chhatrapati *+ ,-% . cued amid heavy rain as many Shivaji Terminus at 8.20am on " # M as 1,050 marooned passengers Friday — got stuck at Chimtoli & — including nine pregnant village near Vangani station. # women — from the Mumbai- “What made matters diffi- " M Kolhapur Mahalaxmi Express cult was the Ulhas river flow- " / " which remained stranded in ing in the vicinity was in spate. " & heavy floodwaters for more With tracks under knee-deep " + than 17 hours near Vangani, 69 water, the train could not pro- *0& km away from Mumbai. ceed further. The passengers on " The authorities used three board were safe, but the raising " #& helicopters — two Seaking of water levels on tracks became Navy, one Mi-17 of Air Force a cause for concern,” a senior " — and several inflatable boats Thane district official said. # for the first-of-its-kind rescue Turn to Page 4 P! $ % % & " 1 # R , P Q/ " / " # # 3 n a big blow to the Jaish-e- " M " 4".456$ IMohammad (JeM) leader- M #2+ #2 ship in Kashmir Valley, a joint mid a heightened threat team of security forces early on + Aperception ahead of the Saturday morning eliminated Independence Day and the a dreaded Pakistani terrorist, 0 turf war between terror groups, also an expert in making 8 the Centre has decided to Improvised Explosive Devices " 30 deploy 10,000 additional troops (IEDs), along with his accom- on an “immediate basis” in plice in Bunbazar area of Meanwhile, an Indian Jammu & Kashmir. The addi- Shopian. Army jawan sacrificed his life !+$ tional deployment will serve The Pakistani terrorist, while foiling a desperate infil- ) M the twin agenda of strength- killed in the operation, has tration bid by heavily armed ening the counter-insurgent been identified as one of the terrorists in Machhal sector of 0 grid and maintaining law and top JeM Commanders Munna Kupwara district on Saturday. M! order situation in the Valley. Lahori (code name). The clinical operation in ) The Centre’s move has not According to police records, Shopian was conducted by the %$ gone down well with former Kanwaria security will be Pakistan-based terror groups said they needed the addition- Munna Lahori was active in security forces after a gap of Chief Minister Mehbboba replaced by nine companies of like Lashkar-e-Tayyeba and al deployment in North the South Kashmir area for a almost three long weeks in ( Mufti, who criticised it claim- the BSF. Jaish-e-Mohammad and Al Kashmir. “100 companies have long time and was also respon- South Kashmir, in view of the ing it has created a “fear psy- The security challenges in Qaeda Kashmir on the one side been airlifted and that’s what sible for recruiting fresh cadre ongoing Amarnath Yatra. 0 chosis” among the people. the Valley have been aggravat- and the Islamic State on the we had asked for,” said Dilbag. in the terror outfit. Turn to Page 4 0 The decision assumes sig- ed by a gang war between other. J&K DGP Dilbag Singh Turn to Page 4 nificance as it comes shortly after National Security Adviser " Ajit Doval’s two-day visit to the 9 Valley. Sources said he met & senior officers and reviewed the - law and order situation in the State that’s still under Musa on May 23 when the have ordered the ground are hiding. “This may result in geted hiding place,” officials in $&! President’s Rule. response time of the security troops to desist from cor- the terrorists escaping but the the security establishment said. 03$3 In all, 50 additional com- forces after getting the tip-off doning the hamlet where security forces are Elaborating upon these panies of Central Reserve was less than 30 minutes. The the terrorist or terrorists determined to standard operating procedures & !30 ( Police Force (CRPF), 30 com- success rate against the terror- ensure that inno- now in force, officials said this # 3 panies from the SSB, and 10 $ ists too has increased with 23 cents are not has come about due to perfect companies each from the BSF 4".456$73 ultras neutralised in 13 harmed during synergy between the Army, " and ITBP will be deployed. encounters in June alone there- the firefight or Central Reserve Police Force Sources said the troops are he synergy between the by proving the effectiveness of when they (CRPF), the local police and 0 ! being airlifted from various Tsecurity forces in Jammu & these measures. are closing intelligence agencies. parts of the country for deploy- Kashmir is at an all-time high. Also, with a view to cause in on to On the response time, they $&! ment in Jammu & Kashmir. In This is resulting in reduction of minimum trouble to the locals, the tar- said vastly improved coordi- / an order issued by the CRPF, reaction time in carrying out the fire services has been co- nation between all the stake- the nodal force for operations anti-terrorist operations and opted to douse fire in the holders in the counter-insur- # & 4 in the Valley, the paramilitary ensuring that there is no col- houses damaged during the fire gency grid has seen anti-ter- 4$ $&! said out of the 50 companies of lateral damage. fight. In fact, to ensure that rorist operations launched only the CRPF being moved to the The biggest example of ordinary citizens are not incon- on the basis of hard and real State, nine deployed in Delhi the co-ordination is the neu- venienced during the opera- time intelligence. Q # for Parliament duty and tralisation of top militant Zakir tion, the local commanders Turn to Page 4 # & ( # # ! P ( # *6/5 we got complaints of tampering. 1 Neither work was done, nor was # he Economic Offences any payment made to them," TWing (EOW) of the Mishra claimed. # M Madhya Pradesh police on Mishra said small fish was O # M Friday night arrested two aides being held despite the govern- ! 6 of former minister and senior ment knowing that e-tenders are 0 30 BJP MLA Narottam Mishra in cleared by committees headed " ##$ # connection with an alleged e- by officers of the rank of secre- % tendering scam during BJP rule, tary, principal secretary and # # an official said on Saturday. chief secretary. # On Saturday, they were "They (Congress regime) # produced in a district court that should remove the confusion !"# ( sent both the accused to jail till from their minds that this ( ) # August 9. action would affect our mis- # While the arrests were sion," the BJP leader said. O* made on Friday evening, search- The scam, as per officials, ( % " ( es at the premises of the accused & ,-% involves rigging of the online ## continued on Saturday morn- bidding process to ensure par- . /01 &/ 0( P ing, an official said. . % ticular firms got tenders, includ- + $%& ' + Mishra, however, dared the % $ % & ing hacking the e-tender portal ( Kamal Nath government to operated by the then BJP gov- ,+-. ) " furnish proof and alleged small former personal secretaries of EOW officer said Pandey and contrary, the present govern- ernment in the state. /O* & fish were being caught. Mishra, and had been ques- Awasthi complained of uneasi- ment has given contracts to On April 10 this year, the *$ # EOW Director General KN tioned several times by the ness after the arrest and have agencies against whom our gov- EOW had registered cases 0 ( Tiwari said Virendra Pandey EOW after an FIR was regis- been hospitalised. ernment had ordered a probe against officials of seven com- and Neelesh Awasthi were tered in April this year. Speaking on the issue, for irregularities." panies, government depart- ( ( arrested on Friday evening in "We also conducted search- Mishra said, "When the matter "I challenge (MP CM) ments and others, including + Q! connection with irregularities in es at their residences on of tampering in the e-tendering Kamal Nath to come forward (unknown) "politicians", in 2( 789: . e-tendering process. Saturday and seized some doc- process came to the fore, we had with facts and proofs. We can- the Rs 3,000 crore e-tender rig- 0 % Pandey and Awasthi are uments," the DG said. Another ordered an investigation. On the celled all the tenders in which ging racket. " +,- +./0 +!,#% & O P ,R '%%<= &>,* %+ ) (>" ( . 'O(=; %#$! 3 * 6$ 0 0 ) ! 00 ( What is your character
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