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99% Voting in Presidential Election; Result on July 20 www.thenorthlines.com www.epaper.northlines.com 3 DAYS’ FORECAST JAMMU Date Min Temp Max Temp Weather 18-Jul 22.0 31.0 Thunderstorm with rain 19-Jul 22.0 32.0 Thunderstorm with rain 20-Jul 21.0 31.0 Thunderstorm with rain 3 DAYS’ FORECAST SRINAGAR 18-Jul 18.0 28.0 Thunderstorm with rain 19-Jul 18.0 26.0 Thunderstorm with rain 20-Jul 17.0 27.0 Thunderstorm with rain Nimoo Bazgo Power Station northlines the Ramban admin proposes strict 'Govt committed to boost JK's organizes Swacchta Pakhwaada measures to avert accidents industrial sector' Nimoo Bazgo Power Station organised Deputy Commissioner, Tariq Hussain Deputy Chief Minister, Dr. Nirmal a fortnight of cleanliness (Swacchta Ganai today convened meeting of Singh today said that the Pakhwaada) under the directives of District Road Safety Committee government is committed to Government of India. Nimoo Bazgo (DRSC) and took several important provide the requisite support to the 3 decisions to avert ... industrial sector so ... Power Station, one .... 4 5 INSIDE Vol No: XXII Issue No. 170 18.07.2017 (Tuesday) Daily Jammu Tawi Price 2/- Pages-12 Regd. No. JK|306|2017-19 99% voting in presidential Girl child, soldier killed in Pak-Army firing at LoC election; result on July 20 NL CORRESPONDENT JAMMU TAWI, JULY 17 We reserve right to retaliate: Army NL CORRESPONDENT total of 776 MPs and 4,120 demits office on July 25. The armies of India and NEW DELHI, JULY 17 NEW DELHI, JULY 17 MLAs were eligible to vote. As lawmakers voted to elect 86 MLAs cast vote to elect Prez Pakistan on Monday warned The total value of votes of India's next president, the each other of retaliation In a stern message conveyed by the top Army brass, India Voting to elect India's 14th the electoral college is ruling BJP exuded RINAGAR ULY against any military S , J 17 today told Pakistan that it reserves the right to retaliate President ended at 5 pm on 10,98,903. confidence that NDA aggression along the Line of appropriately against any incident of ceasefire violation Monday in Parliament NDA's candidate Ram Nath nominee Ram Nath Kovind Control (LoC) as border The polling for election to the office of President of India along the LoC in Jammu and Kashmir. House and state assemblies Kovind-ex Bihar governor- would win with a tension escalated after a started here today at 10 am under the supervision of Chief In a telephonic conversation, Lt. Gen. A.K. Bhatt, the across the country with close has an advantage over Meira "comfortable" margin, while five-year-old girl and a Electoral Officer, Jammu and Kashmir, Mr ShaleenKabra, director general of military operations (DGMO), also told to 99 per cent voting, Kumar-a former Lok Sabha the opposition said its joint soldier were killed in Jammu and Election Observers from Election Commission of his Pakistani counterpart that the Indian Army was sincere Returning Officer Anup Speaker-as the numbers are pick Meira Kumar was the and Kashmir in heavy India. Assistant Returning Officers and Authorized Agents about maintaining peace on the LoC. Mishra said. stacked in favour of the best choice in the "clash of shelling by Pakistani forces. of the contesting Presidential P2 The DGMO made it explicitly clear that the Indian Army The ballot boxes from the ruling NDA. ideologies". The latest in a series of reserves the right to retaliate P2 states will be brought to The BJP and allies have Prime Minister Narendra Naidu told reporters ahead Another Union Minister ceasefire violations came Delhi for counting on July nearly 63 per cent of the vote Modi, BJP chief Amit Shah of the polling. Ravi Shankar Prasad said even as two senior military which divides Jammu and Mendhar and Balakote 20. Results will be declared while the Congress-led and Uttar Pradesh Chief Naidu, however, refused to Kovind will register a commanders of the two sides Kashmir between them - in sectors of Poonch and that day. opposition has a little over Minister Yogi Adityanath comment on the BJP "decisive victory" and would held talks to de-escalate the Pakistan-administered Rajouri districts. Voting was held in 32 35 per cent. Independents were among the first to cast parliamentary board's turn out as an "honest" tension, a day after four Kashmir. The Pakistan shelling hit a polling stations-one in and other smaller parties, their votes. meeting to choose the ruling president, who, he said, will Pakistani soldiers and a A military spokesperson, Lt. girl, who was identified as Parliament House Room No who have not made their "Kovind ji will win (the alliance's vice-presidential work hard according to the civilian were killed after the Col. Manish Mehta, said in Saida of Balakote in Poonch 62 and rest one each in state choice known, have two per election) with a respectable candidate. Let the Constitution. Indian Army allegedly Jammu that Pakistani troops district. The soldier was legislative assemblies. cent. and comfortable margin," presidential poll get over "It would have been better if targeted a Pakistan Army resorted to unprovoked killed in Rajouri district's Polling started at 10 am. A President Pranab Mukherjee Union Minister M Venkaiah first, he said. there was P2 vehicle across the LoC - shelling at Bhimber Gali, Tarkundi area. P2 All eyes on today's meeting Who will show dominance on JKCA? Four killed in road Mid-August deadline for JK accident at Doda NL CORRESPONDENT dominance of National Court ruling. It has been traders to switch to GST SRINAGAR, JULY 17 Conference patron on the learnt that a group of people NL CORRESPONDENT state's cricketing body, who is supporting Mehboob NL CORRESPONDENT autonomy which has been administrations to work DODA, JULY 17 All eyes are on the Jammu was the head of JKCA since while another group is with SRINAGAR, JULY 17 taken care of," he said towards successful Kashmir Cricket 1980. Ansari. Currently, most of during a meeting here. implementation of the new Four people have been Association's Tuesday After two years, there is now the posts are holding by the Jammu and Kashmir "Now, the government tax regime in the state which killed in tragic road meeting whether the Imran infighting within the ruling Ansari faction. Now the Finance Minister Haseeb functionaries at district level will be beneficial for the Raza Ansari faction will be PDP leaders, who are eying people from affiliated clubs accident in Thathri area Drabu on Monday set mid- must take traders, consumers. able to retain its president- on JKCA's president's post will be able to choose new of the district Doda on August as the operational businessmen, small scale "All stakeholders should ship or Mehboob Iqbal will and appoint their body when they meet on Monday when a vehicle target for traders in the state industries and consumers on register for the GST which is be able to show his confidantes as its office Tuesday. they were travelling in to migrate to the GST as he board for smooth transition not just a tax number but dominance on the state bearers. In a recent communiqué to skidded off the track directed the administration from VAT to GST and they business identification cricketing body. PDP leader, Mehboob Iqbal, JKCA, Mehboob Iqbal has and plunged into deep successfully implement the should achieve these targets number that will strengthen In June 2015, Farooq who is JKCA chairman is claimed that only he gorge. registration No JK06-3392 new tax regime. by mid-August," he added. the trade and establish them Abdullah was replaced by keen to wrest full control on (Mehboob) was authorized The incident took place this fell down into deep gorge "The biggest deterrent in the Drabu set the immediate within their respective Imran Raza Ansari as the the cricketing body from to chair the meeting evening on Cheera -Thathri resulting into on spot death implementation of GST was operational target to achieve sectors, market places and president of Jammu and minister for Youth Services scheduled on July 18, as the road around 40 kilometres of two persons while two the apprehension within the cent percent registration of consumers," he said. Kashmir Cricket and Sports Imran Raza Minister Imran Raza Ansari from district headquarters others died under treatment business community about businesses under GST and The finance minister asked Association. It ended the Ansari citing the Supreme "can't P2 when a vehicle bearing in hospital. P2 erosion of the state's fiscal directed the district the district P2 50% Fee slash for Nursing, Why Congress unnecessarily favouring 3 terrorists killed in Former Chief Secretary Architecture courses talks with Pakistan, separatists gun battle in J&K and another in the soup SRINAGAR, JULY 17 JAMMU, JULY 17 (KIP) not acceptable to India. However, Senior Congress leader P NL CORRESPONDENT militants were killed in the ensuing gunbattle. S K BHALLA readers of this esteemed Senior Congress leaders, including Chidambaram has alleged that the SRINAGAR, JULY 17 The Government today accorded sanction Further details are awaited. daily it shall be apt to quote former finance Minister, P. Centre has taken a "maximalist" to 50 percent reduction in fee for Nursing Three unidentified militants Earlier, militants attacked Yesterday only, the prime section 351 which reads: Chidambaram do not know that what position on Kashmir and and Architecture courses in Nursing were today killed by the an Army convoy at minister gave a clarion call 1 “Any person attending a suits Pakistan and separatists does "aggravated" the problem in the Colleges at Srinagar and Jammu with security forces in an Bijbehara in the Anantnag to join hands in fight against criminal court, although not not suit India and as such the Valley.
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