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J&K Records Highest Number of Covid-19 Cases This Year, Three Deaths C M C M Y K Y K gj xzg.kh dh ilan Ph. 2547421 JMC IS:2347 Daily Regd. No.:- JK-355/19-21 BPL M/s Parshotam Lal WROUGHT ALUMINIUM CM/L-3107639 PRESSURE Majahan & Co. COOKER Regd. No. 988704 Lakhdata Bazar, NAV JAMMU Jammu BPLR Deals in :- Cosmetics, Horiery, Bags, Belts, Misc Items. STAR APPLIANCES Voice of People WHOLE SALE SHOP Delhi Vol No. 20 No. 90 Jammu, Wednesday April 14, 2021 Re. 1.00 Page-12 e-paper: epaper.navjammu.com R.N.I. Registration No. JKENG/2003/11218 News in Brief J&K records highest number of covid-19 IED material SC directs States to apprise it of recovered from orchards in cases this year, three deaths migrant children, their condition New Delhi, Apr 13 : pandemic. The plea stated report emanated from the Pulwama district The Supreme Court Tues- that due to the severity of Central or the State NJNS day directed all states to the impact of the COVID- governrnent's detailing Srinagar, Apr 13 : inform it about the An Improvised Explo- Jammu records seven-fold increase in active number of migrant chil- sive Device (IED) mate- dren and their condition rial was recovered coronavirus cases in nearly a month on a plea seeking directions for the protection of their from the orchards of the NJNS from 211 to 1,582 cases. fundamental rights Kamraazpora area of Jammu, Apr 13 : As on Monday, Jammu amidst the COVID-19 pan- South Kashmir's Jammu has recorded a seven- and Kashmir has recorded a demic. A bench compris- Pulwama district on fold increase in active total of 1,39,381 COVID-19 ing Chief Justice S A Bobde Tuesday, informed the coronavirus cases in nearly a cases - 83,679 in Kashmir and and Justices A S Bopanna Indian Army. month, while Srinagar cur- 55,702 in Jammu division. and V Ramasubramanian "Police and Army's rently has the highest number As many as 2,034 people - also asked all the states 53RR today recovered of 2,833 patients in the union 1,282 in Kashmir and 752 in impleaded as parties in Improvised Explosive territory, official data Jammu division - have suc- NJNS they said. So far 2037 peo- the case to file replies in Device material in or- showed. cumbed to the virus. A total Jammu, Apr 13 : ple have succumbed to the the matter. Senior advo- chards of the Some districts in Jammu of 1,29,439 patients have re- Jammu and Kashmir re- virus- 754 in Jammu and 1283 cate Jayna Kothari ap- 19 crisis, the Union gov- relief measures extended Kamraazpora area of and Kashmir which were ear- covered from the infection ported 1269 fresh covid- in Kashmir. 582 cases were peared for the petitioners. ernment announced a na- to women and children South Kashmir's lier declared "coronavirus- and the number of active 19 cases in the last 24 confirmed from Jammu Divi- The top court had tionwide lockdown and who are stranded or in re- Pulwama district," free" are now reporting new cases in the union territory hours, the highest daily sion and 687 from Kashmir impleaded all the states on during this period, mi- lief camps and quarantine Army said in a state- cases as the country reels un- stood at 7,908 on Monday. count this year, taking Valley, the officials said. March 8 and issued notice grant children were af- centres at source districts. me n t. der a second wave of COVID- Jammu Chief Medical Of- the overall infection tally Providing district wise de- on the plea filed by the fected the most and have "The unprecedented 19 infections. On March 19, ficer J P Singh said the pre- to 140650, officials said on tails, they said, Srinagar re- Child Rights Trust and a been among the most vul- lockdown, ensuing mi- Srinagar district had 564 ac- vailing COVID-19 situation Tuesday. There were also ported 423 cases, Baramulla Bengaluru resident seek- nerable. "Although there grant crisis and the subse- After attack, Krishna tive cases and the figure shot in the district was of great three deaths reported dur- 98, Budgam 42, Pulwama 28, ing directions for the pro- has been marked efforts quent effect of the same on up to 2,833 on Monday, while concern and the health de- ing the time-two from Kupwara 24, Anantnag 29, tection of the fundamen- by the respondents to pro- migrant children and Dhaba resumes Jammu recorded a seven-fold partment is making the best Jammu division and one Bandipora 12, Ganderbal 15, tal rights of migrant chil- vide migrant workers their fundamental and increase during the period (Cont. on Page 2) business in Sgr from Kashmir Valley, (Cont. on Page 2) dren amidst the COVID-19 with welfare measures, no (Cont. on Page 2) NJNS Srinagar, Apr 13 : Two months after his Police denies allegation about beating son was killed by the Two Al-Badar terrorists, three associates Mughal road still closed militants in Sonwar area here, the owner of of restaurant staff in Baramulla despite clearance of snow famous food-outlet held with arms in Handwara NJNS owners are violating Gov- NJNS snowfall intermittently in C M Krishna Dhaba Tues- C M day resumed his busi- Srinagar, Apr 13 : ernment orders and are NJNS torcycle were found in sus- identifying safe routes for Srinagar, Apr 13 : March and April ham- Y K ness, saying that he Jammu and Kashmir police running businesses well Srinagar, Apr 13 : picious condition who tried their movement." A First The historic 86-km-long pered the snow clearance Y K feels safe and protected denied allegation that staff past the declared time Jammu and Kashmir on to escape from the spot but Information Report (FIR) Mughal road, seen as alter- operation. Snow clearance in the Valley where he members of a restaurant were (2200 hrs). Due to surge Tuesday said that it has were apprehended by the has been registered native to Srinagar- operation has been com- C M was born and grown beaten by a police party on in the COVID-19 cases in arrested two terrorists search team," police said. against the apprehended Jammu national high- pleted and one-way traffic C M and three associates of the The three have been and further investigation way, remained closed could be restored on the Y K up. Talking to the news Monday night at Pattan on the Union Territory (UT) Y K agency, Ramesh Srinagar-Baramulla national Jammu and Kashmir, ad- proscribed terror outfit Al- identified as Mohammad is underway, police said.It though snow clearance op- road, the resident living Kumar, owner of the highway. ministration had imposed Badar and seized arms and Yaseen Rather, Showkat was also revealed during eration has been com- on both sides of the road Krishna Dhaba said However, hotel staff con- night curfew from 2200 ammunition from their Ahmad Ganie and Gh the interrogation that the pleted recently. said. However, they al- that he has resumed tested the police claim and al- hrs to 0600 hrs.He said possession in Handwara. Nabi Rather, all residents arrested persons disclosed The historic road con- leged traffic has not been his business from today leged they were beaten, kicked since last four days con- According to the police of Kachloo Qaziabad vil- that two other persons necting Shopian in south resumed on the road de- again. "I am feeling and abused by the police party tinuous announcements following specific informa- lage. During questioning, known to them have re- Kashmir with Rajouri and spite clearance of snow. safe here in the Valley. and one of employee (waiter) were being made for observ- tion, a joint checkpoint it emerged that the trio cently joined the terrorist Poonch in Jammu region They alleged for going This is my place. I was has been shifted to SMHS hos- ance of night curfew and some was established by police, was working with Al- ranks and were operating was closed in December to Kashmir valley, they born and raised here. pital , Srinagar. restaurant owners were spe- 32 Rashtriya Rifles (RR) Badar as Over Ground in the Handwara last year due to accumu- have to go Jammu first There is not any kind A police spokesman, react- cifically advised to adhere and 92 battalion of Cen- Workers (OGWs) and they area.Accordingly, lation of snow and ava- and then take another ve- of threat here," he said. ing to media reports, including to same. However, last tral Reserve Police Force were providing logistic Handwara Police along lanche s. hicle for Srinagar taking Pertinently, his son on Social Media, said that last night again police party (CRPF) at Kachloo crossing support, food, and shelter with 21 RR launched a cor- However, the Mechani- more than two days. How- Akash Mehra was at- night a police party took a talked to owner who in- on Baramulla-Handwara to the terror outfit. "They don and search operation cal Department started ever, it will take hours to tacked by the mili- round to secure night curfew stead of complying, hi gh wa y. were also helping to create in the forest area of snow clearance operation reach valley through tants at his shop in after receiving complaints that started quarreling, spokesman "During the search, an OGW network for the Baderkali. During the in March to put through Mughal road. They fur- Sonwar on February some hotel and restaurant (Cont. on Page 2) three people riding a mo- terror outfits and were (Cont. on Page 2) the road.
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