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DAILY EXCELSIOR, JAMMU WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 15, 2014 (PAGE 7) From page 1 Centre shelves Jammu-Poonch Cameron orders probe into Thatcher Massive searches against rail line project link to Operation Bluestar militants in Sopore elections are due in the The rail link that has to pass Ministerial oversight and Lords,” he added. on Friday and it was extend- Chirhar, Hard Shiva, Yemberzal, State could cost the Congress, through treacherous hilly areas appropriate legal advice.” Some of the documents have ed to adjoining villages after Rishipora, Rampur and Rajpur which was heading the UPA was first approved during the The documents being refer- been reproduced on the “Stop security forces felt that part of of Cherhar forests on Saturday. Government at the Centre, UPA-1 when Lalu Prasad Yadav enced were released by the Deportations” blog that focuses the group had fled to nearby vil- Army's 14, 22 and 30 RR and 5 very dearly. was the Minister. He had also National Archives in London on UK’s immigration policy, lages. Para joined the operation to A hope had generated among got a survey for the railway line under the 30-year declassifica- and claim Thatcher sent an SAS The operation was extended assist the troops who had initial- the people of border districts of conducted. tion rule as part of a series over official to advise Gandhi on the to nearby villages of Marbel, ly cordoned off the area. Rajouri and Poonch and 2008 Sources said the Centre has the New Year. operation. when survey of Jammu-Poonch decided to shelve the project on A “top secret and personal” Watson, an MP for West railway line was taken up, the basis of reports of cost esca- letter, dated February 23, 1984, Bromwich East, said he had CBI reservations over Lokpal Actor Salman Khan flies a kite as Gujarat Chief Minister which had further gained lation as the project was likely nearly four months before the been told there were other docu- claimed that charge sheets contained in Section 173 of the momentum in 2012 when the raid in Amritsar, and titled “Sikh ments that had been withheld.
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