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J&K Govt. Sacks 12 Employees for Anti-National Activities www.thenorthlines.com www.epaper.northlines.com theVol No: XXI|Issue No. 248 northlines| 21.10.2016 (Friday) |Daily | Price ` 2/-| Jammu Tawi | Pages-12 |Regd. No. JK|306|2014-16 J&K Govt. sacks 12 employees 22 killed, several injured in bus accident in Reasi a message about a CasEvac for anti-national activities of victims of a bus accident near Reasi, 70 km north of NL CORRESPONDENT Jammu. Being on security JAMMU TAWI, OCT 20 Dossiers identifies 563 ‘agent provocateurs’ in Kashmir, and base defence duties, a helicopter was on standby, The Jammu and Kashmir slap PSA on 487, of three dozen employees-administrative and the unit technicians government has terminated raced to the aircraft to help 12 of its regular employees secretaries sack a dozen of them. launch it without any delay. being found indulging into Within minutes the crew anti-national and subversive collected their GPS, fed the provocateurs, the official is dismissed or removed Engineering, Fire and Public Safety Act. activities and their coordinates, carried out a sources said on Thursday. from the services under sub- Emergency Services, Reports, however suggest involvement in the ongoing quick check around the The figures were compiled section (2)(b) and (2)(c) of Consumer Affairs and Public that some ministers and violence in Kashmir valley aircraft, and started the between July 8 and October section 126. Distribution, Agriculture, bureaucrats had salvaged after the killing of three helicopter.” 18, 2016, they added. The intelligence agencies, Animal Husbandry and and got names removed of Hizbul Muzahdeen terrorists Reasi Deputy Commissioner The government has written according to sources, had Forest departments. over 170 government NL CORRESPONDENT 46 people, reportedly on July 08. Ravinder Kumar said the to departmental heads to conducted an extensive The sources further employees from the list who REASI (JAMMU PROVINCE), skidded off the road and A government spokesman injured had been shifted to issue termination letters to were also found linked in OCT 20 rolled into a deep gorge. told the employees were exercise and prepared disclosed that those engaged various hospitals for these employees without any dossiers for terminating the in whipping up turbulence in ongoing anti-state activities. Initial estimates put the terminated on charges of treatment. “Eighteen delay even though the latter services of the government the valley included over Initially, the action was Twenty two people were death toll at 15, but later that posing threat to security, seriously injured persons can approach court to staffers. three dozen government initiated against 20 killed and over two dozen rose to 22. However, a news sovereignty and integrity of have been airlifted to question the sacking Following the intelligence employees of which a dozen employee from Education others were injured when a agency reported that the the state besides flouting the Government Medical 'without holding mandatory reports, the administrative had been already sacked and Department, three from bus fell into a deep gorge in number of dead at the time services rules. of filing this report at 13.00 College and Hospital in an inquiry into the charges heads of at least eight relieved of their official Consumer Affairs and Public Jammu Province's Reasi The Jammu and Kashmir hours at midnight as 35 after Indian Air Force helicopter,” levelled again them' under departments issued orders responsibilities by their Distribution department, two district on Thursday. The state government has many injured succumbed. he said. Some of them were section 126 of state last night, terminating the respective administrative each from Revenue, bus was on its way from prepared dossiers of over In the meantime, the in a critical condition. The constitution that protects an services of 12 employees of secretaries under Agriculture and Public Reasi to Bakal when the 563 persons involved in anti- incident happened around 3 Western Command said in a bus (JK02S-0295), allegedly national and subversive government employee. various departments. Those section 126 (2)(b) of the Health Engineering pm, according to local statement, “At 1720h, the packed beyond its capacity, activities of which arrest However, this protection is shown the door belong to state constitution. Some of Departments and, one each sources. ‘Condors’ (a Mi-17 1V unit was on way to Bakal village warrants were reportedly not available to the Education Department, the employees have been from Rural Development The bus, carrying a total of located at Jammu) received issued against 487 agent government employees if he Revenue, Public Health arrested and booked under Department, P2 from Reasi P2 Entire world doubts your anti- J-K PHE officials booked by No need to panic, debit terror credentials, US tells Pakistan Vigilance for corruption cards are safe: Finmin NL CORRESPONDENT specific machine and NEW DELHI, OCT 20 (PTI) specific time period, so it is following a preliminary have put the state exchequer NL CORRESPONDENT Nation, "Pakistan did not Pakistan", the official added. NL CORRESPONDENT just a limited issue and ISLAMABAD, OCT 20 JAMMU TAWI, OCT 20 want the region to be pushed Citing another official, it is inquiry into the allegations to a loss of Rs 63,09,882, Rs Seeking to calm worried banks have asked their to war". reported that Washington that in 2008-09 and 2009- 20,13,950 and Rs 73,19,565, customers following feared affected customers to Officials, including former The United States has "Washington has told us the had asked Pakistan to 2010 the PHE department respectively, on three security breach of over 32 replace their card or change reportedly shown the cold whole West and India doubt improve its "anti-terror chief engineers, of Jammu had purchased hundreds of counts-- substandardness, lakh debit cards of various PIN, he said, adding that shoulder again to Pakistan Pakistan's credentials on image" as it tries to bring and Kashmir Public Health metric tons of substandard exorbitance and tax added banks, Finance Ministry other cards are not affected after it sought its help to anti-terrorism war. They are India to the dialogue table. Engineering (PHE) alumina ferric grade 2nd rates-- amounting in total Rs today said they constitute at all. convince India to return to convinced regarding our "Like us they believe talks department were today from M/S Aqua Alums 1,56,43,397, the official only a small number of the A Canara Bank message to a talks, saying that the "entire efforts for talks but believe are the best way out but they booked by Vigilance Khunmoh and other said. total such cards which are customer said: "In view of world doubts your anti- India may be right to doubt still keep on asking us to do Organisation Kashmir suppliers, putting the Accordingly a case has been "completely safe", with no security reasons...Please terror credentials". us," a national daily quoted more. We have been telling (VOK) in two cases under exchequer to a loss, a VOK registered against G M Dar, need for panic. change the ATM pin Emphasizing Islamabad's an unnamed official as them all these weeks that we Prevention of Corruption spokesperson said here. the then Chief Engineer "Only about 0.5 per cent of immediately. In case not willingness to start the saying."Pakistan had had nothing to do with Uri Act for causing a loss of The facts and circumstances PHE, Shafat Ahmad Chasti, total debit card details were adhered to, we will be dialogue process again, an complained to the US that attack or any such incident," crores of rupees to the state have revealed that the the then Superintendent, compromised while blocking the existing card official of Pakistan's foreign India was avoiding talks the official was quoted a exchequer. officers/officials in PHE Mechanical Circle and remaining 99.5 cards are on 21-OCT-2016." ministry reportedly told The despite multiple offers from saying. The cases were registered connivance with suppliers at present Chief Mechanical completely safe and bank Murmu said data of the Engineer, Muzaffar Ahmad customers should not users who have transacted Law and order violators will be Lankar, the then SE PHE panic," Department of from ATM machines of Kashmir Valley peaceful, Mechanical Circle and now Financial Services Hitachi have been dealt with severely: DGP Vaid Chief Engineer UEED J-K Additional Secretary G C compromised during the Jammu, Abdul Hamid Murmu told PTI. month of May, June and more vehicles hit roads Kumar, the then Chief There are around 60 crore July. NL CORRESPONDENT with the police for restoring debit cards operational in The Hitachi ATMs, he SRINAGAR, OCT 20 normalcy in valley. “I won’t Accounts Officer in the Traffic snarls were made in some other areas to India, of which 19 crore are hesitate to say that hundred NL CORRESPONDENT office of Chief Engineer added, deployed by many SRINAGAR, OCT 20 witnessed at many places instill a sense of security indigenously developed Claiming that police have percent normalcy has not PHE, K K Trisal, the then White Label ATM players RuPay cards while the rest identified the trouble been restored, but yes police while some shops were also among the people so that Technical Officer to the and Yes Bank were Increased movement of are Visa and Master Card mongers involved in is trying its level best to open in these areas as more they can carry out their day Chief Engineer and now impacted by the malware traffic on main roads of enabled. disrupting public order in restore it in the valley,” Vaid people were now defying to day activities without retired SE, SAP Singh, the while usage at other ATMs Since the data compromise different parts of the valley, said.
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