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2 ISJK Terrorists Gunned Down in Encounter in J-K's Kulgam Y WEEKL THE PUBLISH MIRROR VOL. 2. ISSUE NO. 21 RNI. NO- JKBIL/2019/78269 BILLINGUAL JAMMU| MONDAY| MAY 25 | 2020 PAGES 16 PRICE RS. 2/- 4 Persons with no Travel History among 33 test 28 KPS officers likely to be inducted into IPS very soon positive for Covid-19 from Jammu Division, 14 NEW DELHI For the last more than a Union Ministry of Home decade, no KPS officer Affairs (MHA) has had been inducted into from Kashmir; 2 Deaths reported approved induction of 28 IPS which had led to stag- Kashmir Police Service nation and resentment (KPS) officers into the among the local officers DM Jammu declares various areas of district as Containment/ Red zones Indian Police Services as a number of them were JAMMU aged 57 years from Simbal reported Kulgam was admitted in SMHS (IPS) while another 31 working as SSPs even The Government Monday positive for Covid-19 in Jammu Hospital Srinagar on 22-5-2020 with KPS officers will be after 21 years of service or inducted later. The more. Last induction of informed that 47 new positive cases after which, the District Magistrate bilateral pneumonia. She died next sources told The Publish KPS officers into IPS was of novel Coronavirus (COVID-19), took the call of declaring these day and her body was kept in mor- that the mandatory conducted in 2014 and 33 from Jammu division and 14 areas as Red/Containment Zones tuary of GMC Srinagar. Her reports record has already the seats were filled up to from Kashmir division, have been while all other cases which were came today and she tested positive reached the department 2009. However, since reported today thus taking the total reported from Talab Tillo, Rajpura, for COVID-19,” Dr Salim Khan, of DoPT for screening then the inductions number of positive cases in Jammu Shakti Nagar, Kanak Mandi, Roop nodal officer covid-19 control meas- and the process shall be couldn’t take place due to completed very soon. n and Kashmir to 1668. Also 02 Nagar and Bakshi Nagar were ures at GMC Srinagar, told. He said CONTD ON PAGE-2 deaths, one each from Jammu and already under Quarantine. Also, a the district administration Kulgam With nearly 7,000 Covid-19 Kashmir division have been report- leading Lawyer who lost his life has been informed accordingly. ed whose sample tested positive for due to Covid-19 was being treated CMO Kulgam Dr Fazil Kochak told cases in 24 hrs, India records COVID-19. at ASCOMS hospital in Jammu had that the woman was admitted to biggest surge for 4th day As per the reports reaching The reported no travel history owing to SMHS hospital and had visited the Publish one lady from Miran Sahib which Trikuta Nagar has been been facility on her won. “She was not a NEW DELHI There were 77,103 active aged 62, One male aged 32 from put in the containment/Red Zone referred patient,” he said. The number of coron- cases on Monday morn- avirus disease (Covid-19) ing, nearly four months Kalyanpur, Jhiri, another aged 48 list. With the fatality, the death toll due n cases hit a new high on after the first patient of from Gorkha Nagar and one Lady A 65-year-old lady from Bugam CONTD ON PAGE-2 Monday in the country as the coronavirus disease India reported 6,977 new was reported in India in cases in the last 24 hours, January from Kerala. Pregnant ladies, Mothers with infants, cancer and dialysis taking the tally of infec- The death toll from the tions to 138,845, data highly infectious disease from the Union health rose to 4,021 after 154 patients to be Home Quarantined in J&K ministry showed. people died between Monday is the fourth- Sunday and Monday More than 50% flights cancelled in Jammu: After hours of long wait, pas- straight day that India morning, according to the has reported the biggest health ministry dash- sengers return home dejected one-day rise in the num- board. JAMMU incoming passengers by which case they are ferred under Section 24 of ber of infections and There were 57,720 The Government of trains or any other means released for Home the Disaster Management more than 6,000 Covid-19 patients who have been Jammu & Kashmir vide into the UT of Jammu & Quarantine, or if positive, Act, 2005, hereby issues cases across the country. n CONTD ON PAGE-2 its Order No. 51 Kashmir in order to pre- in which case they are the following additional JK(DMRRR) of 2020 vent the spread of sent to a COVID hospital instructions / modifica- Minor murders friend for get- dated 11.05.2020, read COVID-19. for recovery and treat- tions/ exemptions to the with Order no. 55- Whereas, the said instruc- ment. procedure prescribed in ting his cellphone to play online JK(DMRRR) of 2020 tions also mandated 100% Therefore, in continuation the above circulars: dated 19.5.2020 and the administrative/ institu- of the above a) The categories of pas- games; people protest Circular dated 23.05.2020 tional quarantine of all instructions,the sengers listed below. JAMMU on-duty officer, police already issued instruc- passengers for 14 days or Chairperson of the State arriving by air, rail or any A 9th class student was sources said. tions for mandatory 100% till their test results are Executive Committee, in other means from outside n murdered by his minor RTPCR testing of all reported negative, in exercise of powers con- CONTD ON PAGE-2 friend, also said to be a During investigation into class IX student, at the case, police recovered Chatha in Satwari area of Ritik’s body from a farm the city as the latter want- in Chatha area last 2 ISJK terrorists gunned down in ed to get his cellphone to evening. As it had play online games. injuries on the face, cops encounter in J-K’s Kulgam The victim was identified removed the body to the as Ritik Kumar, son of GMCH mortuary, where Pawan Kumar of Shumali a post-mortem was con- Militant Hideout Busted, Huge Cache of Arms recovered Mohalla, Chatha, and the ducted on it by the doc- JAMMU they added. While Wani Mirwani village and evac- belonging to one person accused as Sunil Kumar tors today. Security forces killed two was active from uating civilians before identified as Nazir (14), son of Raghubir. After the body was hand- terrorists from an Islamic September 12, 2017, starting a search opera- Ahmad Wani son of Sunil too hails from ed over to its legal heirs, State-inspired group dur- Thoker joined the ranks tion. Abdul Ahad Wani resi- Shumali Mohalla. Ritik’s the latter, who were ing a gunfight in Jammu on August 15 last year Two terrorists were killed dent of Bellow Dhargund. family originally belongs joined by locals and rela- and Kashmir’s Kulgam Thoker had crossed over in an encounter with The joint team were able to Lucknow, Uttar tives, staged a protest at district on Monday, to ISJK from the Lashkar- security forces at to recover incriminating Pradesh, but has been liv- Satwari, blocking the sources said. e-Taiba, sources added. Nawakadal area of materials including huge ing in the locality for the main road to vehicular The terrorists have been They were gunned down Srinagar on May 19. quantity of arms and past over two decades. traffic. Raising anti-police identified as Adil Ahmad during an encounter, Meanwhile, On a credible ammunition from the slogans, they raised cer- Wani alias Abu Ibrahim which broke out between input, a cordon and hideout. Ritik, Sunil and some tain demands, including and Shaheen Bashir the terrorists and a joint search operation was Officers during the course other locality boys often strict legal action against Thoker, who belonged to team of 34 Rashtriya launched by Pulwama of investigation learnt play together online the accused. the Islamic State of Rifles (RR), Central Police, 44 RR and CRPF about Nazir’s involve- games on their cell- Senior police officers later Jammu and Kashmir Reserve Police Force 182/183 Bn at Bellow ment in providing logistic phones. On May 20 last visited the spot and paci- when Ritik did not return fied them. On their assur- (ISJK), according to (CRPF) and the police in Dhargund in the jurisdic- support to the Militants. home, his family ance that justice would be sources. Manzgam area of Kulgam tion of PS Rajpora. He also revealed that he is approached Chatha done in the case, the pro- Both Wani and Thoker district on Monday. During the search in the a Govt employee and is police post and brought testers dispersed peace- belonged to Shopian dis- Security forces have cor- area, the joint team bust- presently posted as Naib the matter to the notice of fully. trict of Kashmir region, doned a few houses in ed a hideout in a shop n CONTD ON PAGE-2 THE PUBLISH MIRROR 2 JAMMU|| MONDAY|| MAY 25 || 2020 FROM PAGE-1 Home Quarantine for 14 days; and, if their test result is after three isolated cases were first reported in Kerala 4 Persons.......... positive, they will be brought to a COVID hospital for in January. to the virus has gone upto 3 in Kulgam and overall 23 recovery and treatment: It took seven days for the cases to climb from 20,000 to in J&K. So far Srinagar district has highest number of i) Pregnant women in the last trimester, with a Doctor's 30,000.
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