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Page15 Local.Qxd (Page 1) DAILY EXCELSIOR, JAMMU THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2016 (PAGE 15) India-China joint military exercise Job creation seven-year low, IM channelized money from Pak ‘Hand-In-Hand’ begins NEW DELHI, Nov 16: said. The National Investigation The charge sheet said, "From Agency (NIA) had earlier filed PUNE, Nov 16: followed by both the contin- need for more jobs: President The NIA has charged an the probe, it is established that two charge sheets in the case gents displaying their weapons alleged key Indian Mujahideen NEW DELHI, Nov 16: the working age bracket. If there internationalisation of our insti- accused, as a member of pro- against several other accused Opening ceremony of the which included assault rifles, operative Abdul Wahid sixth India China Joint Training are enough jobs in the country, tutions, we can develop 'brain scribed terrorist organisation including Yasin Bhatkal. grenade launchers and other President Pranab Mukherjee Siddibapa, who was arrested in Exercise, Exercise Hand-in- there will be content, refinement networks'," Mukherjee said, IM, entered into criminal con- The final report also said that sophisticated equipment. The today cautioned that a scenario Delhi in May this year, with Hand 2016 was held today at the and perfection. An opposite sce- addressing the second visitor's spiracy along with other co- the accused was strongly radi- ceremony concluded with an opposite to job creation can spell channelizing funds from parade ground in Aundh nario can spell disaster. conference at Rashtrapati operatives for commission of calised and was of the "jihadi enthralling and mesmerising disaster in the country. Pakistan into India via Dubai for Military Camp, here. "The restlessness and frus- Bhavan. terror acts against Indian gov- mind" as he used to support the display of India martial arts of Addressing a conference of conducting terror activities in The joint exercise was held tration of youth manifests in The President said educa- ernment, with intent to threaten subversive activities carried out Kalyaripattu, Khukri dance and heads of educational institu- the country. in the presence of Major General unrest and upheaval. Let us not tional institutions must have a unity, integrity, security and sov- by the IM operatives at different Malkhamb by soldiers of Indian tions, he said job creation fig- The probe agency made the Y K Joshi, ADGMO of Indian allow such a situation to appear harmonious and peaceful envi- ereignty of India and with intent places in India. Army and a massed martial arts ures were the lowest in past submission in its charge sheet Army and Major General Wang on our horizon. We must turn ronment. to strike terror in people of India According to NIA's FIR display by the Chinese contin- seven years and jobs creation is filed before Special Judge Haijiang of the People's our evolving demographic con- "There have been incidences by causing death and injuries of lodged in September 2012, gent. The exercise will termi- a priority. Rakesh Pandit. Liberation Army and other sen- figuration into strength. For that, of student unrest in our institu- people, and loss, damage and members of IM, in association nate on November 27," the Citing incidents of student "During investigation, the ior Army officers of both the tions in recent past. Our campus- destruction of property." with their sleeper cells based in statement said. unrest in institutions, the adequate job creation is a priori- role and involvement of the countries, said a defence release. es must have a harmonious and "The accused voluntarily and Earlier on November 15, the President emphasised upon a ty. The job creation figures of accused has been established as the country and outside, were The parade was commanded peaceful environment for stu- actively participated in the con- Chinese contingent from the 13 harmonious and peaceful envi- 1.35 lakh in 2015, which is the a channelizer of the funds conspiring to commit terror acts by Lt Col Li Guanghua, dents to pursue higher studies spiracy and made efforts to Group Army, Chengdu Military ronment for students to pursue lowest in seven years, are not received from IM operatives in by making preparations for tar- Commanding Officer of encouraging," the President and research. Vice-chancellors wage terror activities with intent geting various important places Region comprising of one higher studies and asked govern- and directors must deal with any Pakistan via Dubai for use by People's Liberation Army. said. to support and strengthen the in India, especially in Delhi, by Infantry Company along with ment departments concerned to unpleasant situation with sagaci- IM operatives based in India for "Both the senior military He said with machines fast conspiracy hatched by IM oper- causing bomb blasts with the supporting staff landed at the facilitate academic leaders. ty. conducting terror activities," the officers of the Indian Army replacing men, there is a need to atives. active aid and support from their Lohegaon airfield in two IL- 76 Mukherjee said country's "They must take help of all chargesheet said. addressed the contingents "The accused assisted the Pakistan-based activists and Aircrafts from China. institutions must become mag- have a look at a paradigm shift. well-wishers including inspired It added that the money was before Major General Wang "From 'brain drain', we must terror activities by means of associates which amounted to The statement said the 13- nets for talent by shifting from teachers, who by the dint of their also regularly sent to the IM channelizing the requisite funds Haijiang of Chinese Army shift to abundance of 'brain rain', waging war against India. day schedule is focused upon "brain drain" to "brain rain". wisdom, conviction and con- operatives lodged in jails and meant for survival of the IM declared the Joint Exercise as many successful Indian pro- The court had on November training on crossing of obsta- "In India, we have enough duct, can inspire confidence their families besides its operatives and for the procure- open. The aim of the joint exer- fessionals working abroad are 6, 2013, issued a non-bailable cles, special heliborne opera- talent. With the largest popula- among students and have a absconding activists. ment of material required for cise is to acquaint both the keen to come back, excited by warrant against Siddibapa, tions, firing of various weapons, tion of the young, we are poised calming influence. The con- "Investigation has disclosed affecting destruction with intent Armies with each other's operat- the opportunities unfolding in a which was extended from time handling & neutralisation of to leverage a low dependency cerned administrative ministries that the IM had extensively used to strike terror in India, by caus- ing procedures in the backdrop changing India. to time to time, following which improvised explosive devices ratio. But that depends on the must also facilitate the academic Hawala channel for providing ing death/injuries to persons and of counter terrorism environ- "With adequate thrust on and conduct of cordon & search productivity of the population in leaders." he said. (PTI) funds to its cadres in India," it cause loss/damage to the proper- a Red Corner Notice was issued ment," it added. operations in insurgency and against him on December 3, "The opening ceremony was ty," the final report said. terrorism environment. (PTI) No intention to demonetise Around 2 cr illegal B’deshis in India 32-year-old Siddibapa, a res- 2013. ident of Bhatkal in Karnataka The charge sheet was filed Punjab poll: All Akali Ministers NEW DELHI, Nov 16: write it down. After May 16, and a cousin of Indian against him under Section 120-B Rs 100/50 notes: Govt these Bangladeshis better be Mujahideen co-founder Yasin (criminal conspiracy) of IPC, except Badals in SAD’s 1st list NEW DELHI, Nov 16: notes of any other denomination," In an announcement which prepared with their bags Bhatkal, was held at the IGI read with several sections of PIB said in a tweet. may start a political debate, packed," Modi had said at an Airport here on May 20 after he Unlawful Activities (Prevention) CHANDIGARH, Nov 16: Singh (Dharamkot), Bikram Seeking to dispel rumours It also described as "myth" the Government today said that election rally in Serampore in landed from Dubai. Act. (PTI) Singh Majithia (Majitha), making the rounds, the around two crore illegal Names of all Cabinet contention that cost of demoneti- West Bengal, which shares a Sikander Singh Maluka Government today said there is Bangladeshi migrants are stay- Ministers of Punjab belonging to sation is more than the benefits. porous border with Bangladesh. (Rampura Phul), Surjit Singh no intention to demonetise Rs 100 ing in India. NCTC kept in abeyance: Govt Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) There is no intention to seal Assam and West Bengal are Rakhra (Samana), Sharanjit and Rs 50 notes. "As per available inputs, NEW DELHI, Nov 16: Minister P Chidambaram. except for Chief Minister bank lockers and freeze gold and considered to be the worst hit Singh Dhillon (Sahnewal) and In a series of tweets, the there are around 20 million ille- A political consensus even on Parkash Singh Badal and his diamond jewellery. due to the alleged illegal infiltra- The National Counter Daljeet Singh Cheema Government described as "myth" gal Bangladeshi migrants stay- a watered-down proposal for deputy Sukhbir Singh Badal fig- On complaints that Rs 2,000 tion from Bangladesh. Assam Terrorism Centre (NCTC), an (Rupnagar). a rumour that the Prime Minister ing in India," Minister of State NCTC did not got favourable ure in the first list of 69 party notes are of poor quality and had witnessed a six-year-long anti-terror agency proposed by Sukhbir said the second list will again address the nation to for Home Kiren Rijiju informed response from any quarters forc- candidates for the 2017 assembly colour comes off, the agitation between 1979-85 the previous UPA government, would be released soon.
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