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Page3local.Qxd (Page 1) DAILY EXCELSIOR, JAMMU TUESDAY, JUNE 11, 2019 (PAGE 3) Army chief asks Kashmiri students Governor visits Kheer Bhawani to help create peaceful atmosphere Excelsior Correspondent NEW DELHI, June 10: "Work hard and you will suc- SRINAGAR, June 10: ceed. Without it, no one can Governor Satya Pal Malik visit- Army chief General Bipin achieve nothing. Contribute ed Mata Kheer Bhawani shrine Rawat today asked a group of towards creating a peaceful at Tulmulla, Ganderbal on the Kashmiri students to contribute atmosphere. Don't indulge in occasion of "Mela Mata Kheer towards creating a peaceful wrongful activities. If you do Bhawani" today. atmosphere in Kashmir and to that, you will be at a loss," he Khurshid Ahmed Ganai, Advisor Kumar addressing police officers during training programme on Monday. "stay away from wrongful activ- told the students. Advisor to Governor; Baseer ities". "When the situation (in Khan, Divisional Commissioner Achieve high conviction rate in The group of 140 students Kashmir) deteriorates, the Kashmir; Hashmat Ali Khan, from Ramban, Reasi, Rajouri schools are shut down, the work Deputy Commissioner and Baramulla, accompanied by gets hampered and development Ganderbal; Khalil Poswal, Governor Satya Pal Malik paying obeisance at Mata Kheer four teachers on a national inte- Senior Superintendent of Police Bhawani temple in Ganderbal on Monday. NDPSA cases: Advisor Kumar Ganderbal, representatives of Excelsior Correspondent necessary to strengthen the offi- Supreme Court of India judgment Deputy Commissioner for the pilgrims to make their Dharmarth Trust and several Ganderbal and other concerned stay comfortable here. cers. with regard to search and seizure members of Kashmiri Pandit JAMMU, June 10: Advisor to During the training pro- of narcotics. officers about the arrangements Governor observed that J&K Governor K Vijay Kumar today community received Governor made by the District is known for its values of broth- gramme, officers and JKP person- The other senior officers of on his arrival at the Shrine. urged the Investigation Officers to nel were sensitized about menace J&K Govt /J&K Police present at Administration and the erhood and communal harmony familiarize and equip themselves Governor was briefed by Dharmarth Trust for the pil- which is so evident here where of narcotics in the society, particu- the programme were IGP Jammu, Divisional Commissioner, with the provisions of Narcotic larly keeping in view the suscepti- Zone, IGP Crime Headquarters grims. all communities have gathered Drugs and Psychotropic bility of youth to this threat and the J&K, DIG J/K Range, Jammu, SP 2 SPOs sacked for Welcoming the devotees to facilitate the organisation of Substances (NDPS) Act to achieve role of police in prevention and Crime Branch, Jammu, SP South who have come from all across this 'Mela'. He appreciated the high conviction rate in crime cases detection of the crime. Jammu and SP Ops, Jammu. bovine smuggling the country, Governor expressed whole hearted support of locals related to it. Thrust was laid on enhancing Earlier, the programme was happiness that a large number of in making this religious congre- "The responsibility lies on investigative skills, plugging of inaugurated by Deputy Director Excelsior Correspondent them have come to the Shrine gation a successful event. police to ensure all procedures are this year. He observed that the Governor on the occasion loopholes to improve conviction General (Northern Region in JAMMU, June 10: SSP Doda followed to plug loopholes to State Administration is making prayed for peace and prosperity rate in such cases. Narcotics Control Bureau) R. K. Chief of Army Staff, General Bipin Rawat with the students Mohammad Shabir Malik today attain desirable conviction rates in Among other things that Puram New Delhi, Sanjay Kumar from Jammu & Kashmir in New Delhi. every effort to enhance facilities of the State. such cases" he told officers here at ordered disengagement of two were discussed included the intro- Jha. Special Police Officers (SPOs) a 'One day capsule training pro- gration tour, interacted with takes a hit... We hope for a duction of 'Police Reward' as a The resource persons on the from the services for facilitating gramme on Narcotics' organised General Rawat, who shared his peaceful atmosphere... Your land morale booster for IOs as advocat- subject were Zonal Director in bovine smuggling in Bhaderwah by Crime Branch in collaboration experiences of serving in these is a paradise, you've got every- ed by the United Nations and Narcotics Control Bureau, Zonal area. with Narcotics Control Bureau. areas and motivated them to thing," he said. Narcotics Control Bureau for Unit, Jammu, Virender Kumar Malik told the Excelsior that a Around 250 officers of the work hard and contribute active- The Army chief told the stu- effectively dealing with such Yadav, Intelligence Officer secret enquiry was conducted rank of GO's and NGO's from var- ly in the nation building process. dents that they have an impor- (Legal), NCB, Hqrs, New Delhi against the SPOs after reports were ious wings of J&K Police, particu- He also exhorted them to tant role to play in the progress Kapil Kumar and Intelligence received that they were engaged in larly from Jammu Zone and Crime join the armed forces and serve of their areas. Officer, NCB, Jammu Deepak facilitating move of bovine smug- Branch participated in the training the nation. "Study hard...become doc- Kumar. glers in lieu of hefty cash. programme. tors, teachers and engineers and Based on the enquiry, which The participants also included go back to your villages to work. CS tours Shopian, reviews confirmed their nexus with bovine SHOs and 90 newly recruited Don't abandon your areas after smugglers, both the SPOs were male and female Sub-Inspectors of you succeed. Your villages need disengaged, Malik said. Jammu Zone. developmental works good doctors, teachers...resolve They have been identified as The Advisor said that this the problems in your areas, help Manoj Kumar and Mohammad training programme is of great sig- *Announces Rs 15 cr for Mega Fruit Mandi people there," he said. (PTI) nificance to ensure that no mis- Excelsior Correspondent can be completed before the har- Azad. takes are made and they are not vesting season. caught on small technicalities that SHOPIAN, June 10: Chief Tourism Department also pre- J&K Bank to continue march towards might end up weakening the case Secretary, B V R Subrahmanyam sented a vision document before against the accused. today visited Shopian and chaired a CS for funding under PMDP II for meeting to take stock of develop- higher levels of excellence: Chairman He also held interacted with cases. infrastructure development of vari- officers and enquired about mental activities in the district. ous tourist spots of the district. Excelsior Correspondent rating". Moreover, various aspects of The meeting discussed in detail He also informed them about resources and equipments avail- investigation were discussed in Chief Secretary said the district SRINAGAR, June 10: 'The able for effective investigation into the current status of ongoing devel- has huge scope in horticulture, agri- the proposed separation of posts length to sensitize and imbibe opmental activities and other pro- business processes of the bank of Chairman and narcotic cases. He said that efforts investigative skills among the offi- culture, and allied sectors to boost shall continue to be will be made to made upgrade grammes in the district. the economy of the district. Managing Director as cers, especially in light of recent District Development further streamlined per the RBI regulations available infrastructure wherever Deputy Inspector General of and the bank shall win Commissioner Shopian Dr Owais Police South Kashmir Range, Atul and SEBI guidelines. Ahmed presented details of various complete trust of its The Chief Compliance Kumar Goel, Deputy various stakeholders. ongoing developmental activities in Commissioner Pulwama Syed Officer has been tasked the district. It shall continue to to enhance the preven- Abid Rashid, Senior march ahead towards During the meeting, Chief Superintendent of Police Shopian, tive vigilance mecha- Secretary was appraised about the higher levels of excel- nism and the accounta- Additional District Development lence.' issues pertaining to Mega Fruit Commissioner Shopian, Additional bility processes. Mandi Aglar. Chief Secretary The newly appointed J&K Referring to recent change at Deputy Commissioner Shopian, Bank Chairman and Managing directed the concerned agencies to Assistant Commissioner Revenue the level of CMD, the investors ensure that the Fruit Mandi is made Director R K Chhibber today and all other stakeholders were Shopian, Assistant Commissioner stated this to the investors in his functional before the starting of the Development Shopian, and other assured that it was part of coming fruit season. He announced first conference call about the restructuring processes. He district officers were present in the business process improvements the release of Rs 15 crore for devel- meeting. asserted, "the raids of Anti- opment of Fruit Mandi, so that it in the bank, which he said would Corruption Bureau (ACB) will continue as per the policies laid have no financial implications Divisional Commissioner Ladakh, Saugat Biswas interacting Div Com reviews status of PMUY Scheme down by the bank's board. on the bank as these are based with public at Tangtse in Leh. Representing the on complaints." Excelsior Correspondent dwellers and further to all poor Government, which is the major Dr. Arun Kumar Mehta also families. The Div Com asked the shareholder in the bank, reassured the investors that the Div Com Ladakh holds JAMMU, June 10: concerned officers to make peo- Financial Commissioner, Government's unflinching sup- Divisional Commissioner, ple aware about the same so that Finance, Dr. Arun Kumar Mehta port to the bank shall continue. public darbar at Tangtse Sanjeev Verma today reviewed eligible people can avail the also interacted with the investors He said that several steps have Excelsior Correspondent dental surgeon and gynecologist at the implementation and status benefits of the scheme.
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