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Page-1.Qxd (Page 2) daily Vol No. 49 No. 307 JAMMU, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 2013 REGD.NO.JK-71/12-14 16 Pages ` 3.00 ExcelsiorRNI No. 28547/1992 Arms, ammunition seized Several DCs ‘pulled up’ for delay in LeT militant gives submission of SPA projects details slip to security forces Fayaz Bukhari searches and continued the *Info sought on pendency in release of MPLAD funds cordon around the locality for SRINAGAR, Nov 8: A top the night and yesterday morn- Mohinder Verma cern over failure of some of the one hour to furnish the infor- Pakistani militant of Lashkar- ing they recovered the arms heads of districts in sticking to mation to the department. e-Toiba (LeT) outfit who and ammunition from the JAMMU, Nov 8: Principal the deadline of November 5 However, the officer had to slipped out of security forces house but the Pakistani mili- Secretary, Planning and fixed for submission of SPA face the embarrassment as it cordon last month in Srinagar tant along with the house Development Department projects details. was pointed out that if the after a gun battle again gave owner Salim Dar had fled today pulled up several The deadline for all the exercise could not be complet- slip to the security forces in from the house hardly half an Deputy Commissioners of DDCs was fixed on October 24 ed since October 24 how could North Kashmir's Sopore hour before the cordon. Jammu region for their failure in view of the inordinate delay the officer expect to do so township, highly placed Sources said that the LeT to submit details of Special in uploading information under within an hour, sources said. sources said. militant had arrived in Sopore Plan Assistance (SPA) projects CAS-MIS system of Planning In case of four districts, the However, security forces from Srinagar hardly few hours within the deadline of Commission of India, which has Principal Secretary Planning recovered arms and ammunition before the security forces cor- November 5, 2013 and gave stopped the release of Rs 2064 pointed out some discrepancies from the doned the Sopore locality. *Pic on Page 9 Firefighters and Indian Air Force personnel try to douse a damaged MiG-29 aircraft after a them last opportunity till crore assistance until the J&K in the details furnished by the hideout The LeT militant stayed in crash near Jamnagar in Gujarat on Friday. (UNI) tomorrow evening for furnish- Government furnishes Action respective District Development where from the LeT militant Ahmad Nagar area of Srinagar ing requisite information and Plans. Commissioners and they were fled hardly half an hour before for over a month before moving for removing deficiencies Notwithstanding the claims asked to carry out necessary security forces raided it in to Sopore in North Kashmir MiG crashes, Govt to challenge verdict on CBI pointed out by the depart- of two Deputy Commissioners corrections, sources said while Chankhan Sopore. three days ago. pilot ejects ment. that they have sent the SPA pro- disclosing that only the SPA Security forces yesterday The militant was trapped in a NEW DELHI, Nov 8: security cordon on October 2 in The department has also jects details on the prescribed details in respect of Jammu, recovered one RPG launcher, one JAMNAGAR (GUJARAT), Stung by Gauhati High Court verdict that CBI is unconstitu- Ahmad Nagar area of Srinagar sought details about pendency format through the e-mail well Kathua and Reasi districts were RPG booster, two AK-47 maga- Nov 8: tional, Government today said it will challenge the judgement in in a Shawl weaving centre after in release of MPLAD funds within the stipulated time- found submitted in time and zines, 135 rounds of ammunition the Supreme Court on Monday and seek an urgent stay since it will Police and CRPF launched a A MiG-29 fighter aircraft of because of non-furnishing of frame, the Principal Secretary strictly as per the prescribed for- and five UBGL grenades from the affect the functioning of the premier central probe agency. joint operation. the Indian Air Force today requisite documents/certificates Planning pointed out that details mat. house of one Mohammad Salim The curious and unprecedented judgement in which the 1963 At least eight police men crashed between Amran and to the Union Ministry of were not received in none of the Responding to a query, Dar son of Abdul Razak Dar of resolution—by which the Central Bureau of Investigation was set including a Sub-Inspector of Jivapar villages here, with the Statistics and Programme e-mail IDs of the department, sources said, “now, the DDCs Chankhan, Sopore where the LeT up—was struck down was described by Additional Solicitor Police were injured in the gun pilot ejecting safely. Implementation. sources said. “Expressing con- of seven districts have been militant was hiding. General P P Malhotra as patently wrong. The court yesterday had battle that raged and the LeT The aircraft was on a rou- Official sources told cern over this, the Planning and directed to furnish the details Reports said that 52 held that all the actions of CBI were “unconstitutional”. militant fled to nearby Anchar tine sortie from the Jamnagar EXCELSIOR that Principal Development Department and carry out necessary cor- Rashtriya Rifles of Army and “...The DoPT intends to file an appeal. So an appeal will be lake under the cover of dark- airbase. Secretary, Planning and directed these DDCs to ensure rections by tomorrow Special Operations Group of filed against the order (in the Supreme Court),” Law Minister ness. “A MiG-29 fighter jet Development Department, B R sending of data on correct e- evening”. Jammu and Kashmir Police cor- Kapil Sibal told reporters. mail IDs and even furnish hard It is pertinent to mention doned off Chankhan, Sopore Security forces later crashed at 11.29 am between Sharma, while holding Video- (Contd on page 9 Col 3) Conferencing on SPA projects copies to the department”, they here that Special Plan after they received information launched massive searches of Amran and Jivapar villages issue with the District added. Assistance reflected under that a top LeT militant was hid- Ahmad Nagar and Anchar but near Jamnagar air base,” the Development Commissioners of Another Deputy Projectization Head amounting ing in the house of Salim Dar. the militant was not found. official said. Accept realities: Mirwaiz to Rahul Jammu region, expressed con- Commissioner sought time of (Contd on page 9 Col 1) Security forces conducted (Contd on page 9 Col 5) (Contd on page 9 Col 5) SRINAGAR, Nov 8: Govt to skill 9.1 lakh youth Chairman of moderate Hurriyat Conference Mirwaiz Umar Pak mole in Indian Farooq today assured Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi the support of people, especially youth, provided he accepted the real- ities on Kashmir and worked towards resolution of the issue. Omar for gainful employment of youth agencies helped "We hope the new generation leadership of India will accept the reality and come forward for the better future of not only the Excelsior Correspondent tives like UDAAN and HIMAY- fications special focus is laid on Ajay Kumar Sadhotra, Chief people of Kashmir but the people of India as well ...If they move AT has simultaneously focused communication skills. Secretary, Mohammad 26/11 attackers forward with positive thinking and realistic approach, they will JAMMU, Nov 8: Chief on enhancing the existing train- "The State Government IqbalKhandey, Principal NEW DELHI, Nov 8: “Honey Bee, the ISI double find the youth in Kashmir and their leadership with them," the Minister Omar Abdullah ing facilities. Our training pro- has fixed a target of skilling Secretary Planning and agent, who had provided the Mirwaiz told a Friday congregation at Jamia Masjid here. today underscored the need grammes should be reflective of 9.1 lakh youth during the 12th Development, B.R. Sharma, A Pakistani mole in the classified Indian training manu- Referring to the just concluded two-day visit of Rahul to for developing an accurate the requirements in the job mar- FYP and we are moving for- Principal Secretary to the Chief Indian security agencies code als had come up with a potential (Contd on page 9 Col 3) tracking mechanism of youth ket." ward in this direction, howev- Minister, B.B. Vyas, Principal named ‘Honey Bee’ had helped landing area, in Badhwar Park, a and post their training under He said that steps should be er, during the course some Secretary PDD, A.K. Mehta, his ISI handlers in identifying fishing colony in South Mumbai, 2 die, 3 hurt in car mishap the skill development mission. taken to devise an inbuilt redesigning or rearranging Commissioner Secretaries and the landing site for 26/11 ter- reporting that it was only patchi- "The success of the skill mechanism in the course cur- may be required to suit the job other officers were present in rorists in Mumbai, claims a ly patrolled and was shielded Excelsior Correspondent development mission can only riculum itself to ensure market market requirements to the meeting. book by two British journal- from the road,” the book RAJOURI, Nov 8: Two persons were killed while three others be realised when placement of oriented skill training to the ensure higher placement Earlier, Principal Secretary ists. claimed. injured when a car met head-on-collision with a truck near these youth and utilisation of youth. avenues for the youth under Planning and Development, The information on Badhwar “He should check it out,” was Lamberi in Nowshera area of district Rajouri last night. their learnt skills is ensured," Mr The Chief Minister, howev- the mission," he added. B.R. Sharma gave detailed pre- Park, the landing site, was shared the suggestion made out by Reports said the mishap took place when an Alto car bearing Abdullah said while reviewing er, laid emphasis on imparting Minister for Finance, Abdul sentation on skill development by ISI operatives with Pakistani- Major Iqbal to Headley as per the registration No.
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