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10 July-2016.Qxd C M C M Y B Y B Postal Regd No- JK/485/2016-18 Internet Edition : www.truthprevail.com, E-paper : epaper.truthprevail.com RNI No. JKENG/2012/47637 T3 ru6th P8 revFaair and Fiearl ess * Govt responsive to people’s problems, concerns : Mehbooba * High Blood Sugar May Lower Risk Of One Type Of Brain Tumour * Kavinder lays foundation stone for community toilet complex at Gangyal * Lal Singh directs for upgradation of Sidhra nursery * It's Scorching Hot: Check out the super hot bikinilicious avatar of Nimrat * No light drinking water supplied in many localities for the last one week : JWAM email : [email protected] VOL 5, ISSUE NO. 189 JAMMU & KASHMIR SUNDAY JULY 10, 2016 DAILY 8 PAGE Re. 1/- IInnssiiddee Mobile Services Curtailed in Kashmir Srinagar : An official A 25-year-old youth, Amir said on condition of testors. Police did not con - However, sources in various The protestors indulged in he said. st8atem ednt reeleaased dby tahe sBa shvir, iwaos hilt eby an bucllet ean onrymoity. cks Kafisrm the inmcident.ir aftheospirtals kof tihe lciltyi pnut thge woidesfpr eaHd iviozlenbce uand l mStoniel pielttinag incidet nts Srinagar : Authorities police says that eight persons allegedly fired by security A 16-year-old youth iden - Police said over 30 other number of injured persons at arson. They attacked police were also reported from today suspended mobile have been killed and several forces on protestors in tified as Saqib Manzoor was youth were injured in action around 50. posts at several places and Sheeri, Kreeri, Delina, Pattan internet services in Kashmir injured in a clash between Verinag area of Anantnag dis - declared "brought dead" by also damaged the office of and Palhalan areas of north Valley, while the cellular security personnel and those trict in south Kashmir, a doctors at SMHS hospital Chief Minister expresses profound grief over death of youths the BJP in Kulgam area, Kashmir Baramulla district, facility was completely protesting the killing of police official said. where he was taken by some Calls for restraint, seeks people’s support in restoring normalcy police said. the official said, adding snapped in south Kashmir in Hizbul Mujahideen militant SRINAGAR, JULY 09 : Procedure (SOP) while deal - The mobs set on fire Barsoo and Shariefabad in the wake of apprehensions of Burhan Wani. Chief Minister, Ms ing with protesters to avoid police stations at Achabal and Awantipora area of south law and order problems fol - Curfew-like restrictions Mehbooba Mufti has loss of precious human lives Damhal Hanjipora while a Kashmir also saw violent lowing the killing of Hizbul were imposed in many parts expressed deep grief and or injuries. Urging for calm, police post at Kund in protests. Mujahideen militant Burhan of Kashmir where mobile agony over the death of Ms Mehbooba sought peo - Qazigung was also set Minor protests were also Wani. internet services were sus - youths during protests at var - ple’s cooperation in restora - ablaze. reported from several parts of Mobile internet services pended across the valley and ious places in Kashmir valley tion of normalcy in the Two government offices Srinagar city, he added. have been suspended in the mobile telephony services today. “I express profound Valley. “Violence only brings were set on fire by protestors Meanwhile, thousands of whole of Kashmir Valley, restricted in south Kashmir, grief over the tragic death of miseries to the people and in Tral town of Pulwama dis - people joined funeral prayers while mobile facility has the epicentre of the trouble. the youths and extend my tragedies for the victim fami - trict as well while three buses of Burhan who was laid to been fully stopped for now In view of the volatile sit - heart-felt condolences to the lies,” she said and appealed were also set on fire at rest this afternoon in his in south Kashmir, a police uation, Amarnath yatra has bereaved family members in people, especially the youth Qazigund. native village of Tral. There official said. also been suspended from their hour of immense grief,” not to fall prey to the machi - Groups of youth attacked was no deployment of securi - He said the decision was Jammu base camp with no the Chief Minister said. nations of the vested inter - police posts and police sta - ty forces in Tral and adjoin - taken in view of apprehen - fresh pilgrims allowed to pro - Ms Mehbooba said dispro - ests, who play politics over tions by pelting stones at sev - ing areas to avoid a con - sions of law and order prob - ceed towards the Valley portionate use of force for the dead bodies of Kashmiris. eral places including frontation with the people lems. today. The youth was shifted to a people with critical injuries crowd control results in loss She also prayed for early Bandipora, Qazigund and coming to participate in the It has been done to main - Burhan's funeral in Tral hospital but he succumbed to sustained due to use of of precious lives and grave recovery of the injured Larnoo in Anantnag district, funeral. tain law and order and pre - town was attended by thou - injuries on the way, he said. firearms, a police official injuries which should be including civilians and the Mir Bazaar in Kulgam dis - People from Tral town vent the miscreants from sands of people while violent Another youth was report - said. avoided at all costs. She police personnel and asked trict, Warpora in Sopore and adjoining areas arrived in spreading rumours which protests were reported from a edly killed in similar circum - Besides these three asked the police and the para - the health authorities to pro - township of Baramulla dis - droves to attend the funeral otherwise could lead to the number of places from stances in Qaimoh area late deaths, there were uncon - military forces to use vide best possible treatment trict, the police official said. prayers, which had to be con - situation turning violent, the Khadinyar in north Kashmir last night. Zubair Ahmad had firmed reports that a youth Standard Operational to them. A police picket meant for ducted four times to accom - official said. to Kulgam in south, a day multiple bullet injuries in his drowned in a river at by the security forces against Condition of the two of security of minority commu - modate the massive number However, he said, the after the militant commander chest, a doctor at the Ganeshpora as security the violent mobs at several the injured was stated to be nity in Vessu area of south of mourners. broadband services were was killed. Anantnag district hospital forces chased a group of pro - places across the valley. critical. Kashmir was also attacked, (Cont. on Page-2) working as usual. 7th Pay Commission : PM Modi keen to talk to China, but Government likely to raise 'Disaffected' Have Got 'New India Working to Achieve entry-level salary to Rs 20,000 8% Growth : PM not Hurriyat : Mani Shankar Aiyar New Delhi : With central Icon' in Wani : Omar Durban : India is work - words but it is driven by con - country to rise. "For this, we New Delhi : Advocating emphasized it is essential that government employees Srinagar : Former Chief not be last as Kashmir issue is ing to achieve over 8 per cent crete action. are already shaping a policy the Bharatiya Janata Party there be a political dialogue rebutting the 7th Pay Minister Omar Abdullah a political problem which growth in the coming years, "It (dynamism) is defined framework that strengthens (BJP) to learn lessons from with those whom we disagree Commission's recommenda - today said that Kashmir's requires a political solution. Prime Minister Narendra by our commitment to India's ability to build trade, Congress` experience to with."Modi ji says that we tions and demanding modifi - "disaffected" have got a "new "For all Burhan's social Modi said here today, while change the face of the Indian manufacturing, innovation restore normalcy in the valley, should talk to China even cations in the entry level pay icon" in Hizbul Mujahideen media activity I don't recall attributing the rise of the economy. Not just through and investment partnerships Congress leader Mani though we disagree with them. and fitment factor, the gov - commander Burhan Wani and any militancy incident attrib - country to HOPE -- sustained rapid economic with other countries in the Shankar Aiyar on Saturday Why doesn`t he talk with to ernment on July 6 expressed apprehension that uted to him while I was in Harmony, Optimism, growth but through multiple world," he added. taunted Prime Minister the Hurriyat? Why doesn`t he announced the high level his death could lead to more office. "Not sure after that," Potential and Energy. transformations that aim to Modi said his intent was Narendra Modi for not hold - talk to the students? Why committee to look into the youths joining militancy than he added. He told the Indian diaspo - ing dialogue with the doesn`t he allow his coalition demand of the government his exploits on social media. Wani, the 21-year-old ra here that India is "one of Hurriyat"I fear that we are partner Mehbooba to reach out C M employees. "Mark my words - poster boy of militancy, was the brightest spot in the glob - spinning into a situation in to them? The fact of the matter C M Y B As per media reports, the Burhan's abili - shot dead al economy" and a "land of which we were in the 1990s. is that South Kashmir is sup - y B government may not be able ty to recruit yesterday opportunities" for those who This government needs to posed to be the fortress of the to meet the demand of Rs into militancy by security want to invest and have learn lessons from Congress` Mufti family and it is there 26,000 as the minimum from the grave forces along trade.
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