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17 June-2015.Qxd C M C M Y B Y B Postal Regd No- JK/485/2013-15 Internet Edition : www.truthprevail.com, E-paper : epaper.truthprevail.com RNI No. JKENG/2012/47637 T3 ru6th P8 revFaair and Fiearl ess * Pawan flags off Annual Pingla Mata Yatra * Detective Byomkesh Bakshy Movie Review: Beautifully scripted, yet subversive! * JWAM demands financial package for Jammu * Bali Bhagat takes salute at passing out parade of Forest Guards * Yoga practitioners at less risk of inflammatory diseases : Study * Kargil Vijay Diwas 'Battle of Tiger Hill' email : [email protected] VOL 4, ISSUE NO. 196 JAMMU & KASHMIR FRIDAY JULY 17, 2015 DAILY 8 PAGE Re. 1/- IInnssiiddee India Warns Pak of 'Effective' Response Rahul Gandhi holds 'padyatra' in Rajasthan, attacks Batch of 1,727 pilgrims HanumaNnagarreh ndra : MoCodnig reossv eis ra cpoarrtyr uofp thteionke, elpa qnuidet banidl l say nothing leaves for Amarnath yatra Congress vice president poor, farmers and labourers. when corruption takes place," Jammu : A fresh batch Rahul Gandhi, who arrived in Whenever you are troubled, the Congress vice president NEW DELHI, JUL O16 :veRusrsia tCo reseumea engsageemenft irpeaece a nVd trianoquillitya ont thie oinn tention or the inclination is Rajasthan on Thursday, said you will find the Congress said addressing villagers in comprising 1,727 pilgrims Amid heightened tension between the two countries. border, Jaishankar said, to strengthen peace and tran - Thursday left from the base his party will not let the party by your side," he said Khotanwali, Surawali and along their border resulting in Jaishankar was addressing "However, there should be no quillity on the border and do Bharatiya Janata Party-led on the first of his two-day Amarsingh wala, where his camp here to the cave shrine casualties on both sides, India reporters after a high-level doubt that any unprovoked the meetings that we have of Amarnath in South NDA government grab land visit to the desert state. padyatra ended in today warned Pakistan of meeting called by Home firing from the Pakistani side agreed to do, we remain com - from the people. Rahul, who has reached Hanumangarh district. Kashmir Himalayas amid "effective and forceful" Minister Rajnath Singh with would meet with an effective mitted to that. tight security. Gearing up to take on the response to unprovoked firing External Affairs Minister and forceful response from "If on the other hand there government in Parliament, The batch, with 1,238 and cross-border terrorism. is unprovoked firing and there men, 407 women, 32 children Gandhi accused the NDA of India's blunt message fol - is infiltration and cross-bor - denying rights to the poor, and 50 sadhus, left in a caval - lowed a series of ceasefire der terrorism then, obviously cade of 44 vehicles from farmers and tribals. violations along the LoC in the situation is different. So Undertaking an 8-km Bhagwati Nagar base camp Jammu and Kashmir by that choice is not ours." here at 4:45 am today, a 'padyatra' in the villages of Pakistan which resorted to Observing that nature of the desert state, a day after police official said. mortar shelling of Indian unprovoked firing by The convoy for the yatra Congress chief ministers boy - areas over the past two days. Pakistan was "serious", the cotted the NITI Aayog meet - has already crossed Chenani India responded in kind and Foreign Secretary said, there - on Jammu-Srinagar National ing convened by the Prime both sides said they had suf - fore, there were series of con - Minister on the contentious Highway. fered casualties. sultations between the offi - With today's batch, as legislation, Gandhi also There has been a flurry of cials of the two sides. attacked Narendra Modi for many as 31,240 pilgrims conversations involving "The National Security have so far left from Jammu his "silence" on corruption. India's National Security Advisor spoke to the Pakistan "You are being subjected out to farmers with 'padyatra' He raked up a host of con - base camp for Amarnath Advisor Ajit Doval, Foreign envoy twice yesterday and shrine. to oppression. I have come in various parts of the country troversies including the Secretary S Jaishankar and once today. I also spoke to here today to assure you that including Maharashtra and Vyapam scam in Madhya Two Amarnath pilgrims Pakistan High Commissioner Sushma Swaraj and Defence our forces. Nor we will let Basit on the border situation," Congress party will fight with Chhattisgarh in recent months Pradesh and the "mini-Modi" Abdul Basit and his Indian Minister Manohar Parrikar to down our guard against infil - he said. the BJP and NDA not just in mounting pressure on the issue in Rajasthan, apparently die; toll rises to 15 counterpart in Islamabad review the situation on the tration and cross-border ter - Accusing Pakistan of Rajasthan but in the entire Centre on the land bill, also referring to Rajasthan Chief Srinagar : Two pilgrims TCA Raghavan since yester - border. The meet was also rorism." "shifting the blame to India" country. We will not let them attacked Modi for his silence Minister Vasundhara Raje's Thursday died after suffering day morning in order to attended by Doval and the Asked if India will go for the ceasefire violations, he take even a single inch of on corruption. links with the controversial cardiac arrest on their way to address the situation which Foreign Secretary. ahead with its engagement as said there was no response land. We will not allow the "The Prime Minister said former IPL boss Lalit Modi, the 3,880-metre high holy has arisen only days after the Asserting that India was decided in Ufa, Russia, from Pakistan to address the BJP to move forward a single he will not take bribe himself wanted by the Enforcement cave shrine of Amarnath in Prime Ministers of the two remained committed to steps he said,"I think my statement situation. inch.” nor will allow anybody else to Directorate for questioning in south Kashmir Himalayas, countries had agreed in that contribute to ensuring made it very clear. If the (Cont. on Page-2) "You should not worry. take it. He never said he will (Cont. on Page-2) taking the death toll during the ongoing yatra to 15, offi - Indian Troops Will Retaliate Firmly cials said. Pak Summons Indian Envoy Over In Fresh Ceasefire Violation, Pak Targets 27-year-old Rajvinder Border Villages, Four Injured to Pak : Army Commander Singh, a resident of Punjab, 'Spy' Drone, LoC Issues JAMMU, JUL 16 : from Kanachak-Akhnoor sec - cerns regarding ceasefire vio - UDHAMPUR, JUL 16 : But we have seen over last suffered a cardiac arrest after ISLAMABAD, JUL 16 : tion of Pakistan's territorial Pakistani Rangers today tor to R S Pura sector now. lation in which one woman Indian troops will respond two weeks or so, the number a fall from a ridge near Pakistan today summoned integrity". indulged in heavy firing and There have been nine was killed and some people firmly and effectively to of incidents has increased." Railpathri along Baltal-cave India's High Commissioner to The Indian Army as well mortar shelling on five border ceasefire violations during injured," they said. Pakistani provocations as He said the incidents have route in Ganderbal district, Foreign Office here and as the Indian Air Force, how - outposts and some villages in July. A woman, Poli Devi, On July 9, Pakistani troops they feel fit and where they taken place in Nougam sector the officials said. lodged strong protest over ever, denied that any of their Jammu district which left four was killed and six others, fired at a forward border post deem fit, top army command - where two BSF men lost their 45-year-old Pyarai Lal of "air space violation" by an drone has been shot down or persons injured, a day after a er said here today while not - lives in two incidents. Uttar Pradesh too, died of alleged Indian "spy" drone crashed. woman was killed in the ing that the number of border "Now we are seeing that it cardiac arrest at Sangam near the Line of Control and Pakistan's Foreign ceasefire violations prompt - ceasefire violations have has again started since yester - along the traditional "ceasefire violation". Secretary also registered the ing India to lodge protest with increased over the last two day along IB and LoC sectors Pahalgam-cave route in High Commissioner TCA Government's concern over Pakistan. weeks. "We have seen over today. There are increasing Anantnag district. Their bod - Raghavan was called to the Heli maneuvers near LoC on BSF troops retaliated last two weeks or so that the incidents that are taking C M ies were brought to Baltal Foreign Office by Foreign July 11 2015, which was an "effectively" to the Pakistani number of incidents have place," he added. C M Y B base camp and handed over Secretary Aizaz Ahmad offensive and threatening firing which came ahead of increased," said Northern There have been nine inci - y B to their next of kin for last Chaudhry to lodge the protest posture. Prime Minister Narendra Army Commander Lt Gen D dents of ceasefire violations rites, the officials said. over air space violation at Protest was also lodged Modi's scheduled visit to S Hooda said. from across the border during With this, the death toll in Banchirian Sector near LoC for the "unprovoked ceasefire Jammu. "The response has to be the month of July so far. the ongoing yatra has risen to yesterday, said a statement violation" by the BSF at "Pakistani Rangers resort - firm," the General Officer A woman, Poli Devi, was 15. The deceased include 14 issued by the Foreign Office Phuklian-Akhnor sector early ed to small arms firing and Commanding in Chief (GoC- killed and six others, includ - pilgrims and a CRPF jawan here.
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