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On Saturday, Kupwara district in the last 36 four Jaish-e-Mohammad ter- $ % hours. rorists were eliminated in two ) According to Srinagar- separate encounters in Sopore based Defence spokesman Col and Shopian.” %( *+, Rajesh Kalia, “BAT of Pakistan Meanwhile in the last one #- . %/ attempted surprise attack on month, the LoC has become ) + + one of the forward posts in “hotter” soon after Pakistan Keran sector. The BAT attack Prime Minister Imran Khan + ( % was foiled by alert troops returned from the US, embold- *+, resulting in neutralising of 5 to ened with resumption of mil- 0 . , 1 2 7 Pakistan regulars or terrorists itary aid and Pakistan getting . % in last 36 hours.” a breather for three months ( ( 3 4 # “Dead bodies of these from the Financial Action Task heavily armed infiltrators were Force (FATF). July alone has 4 # seen lying on the LoC but the witnessed 280-odd ceasefire # + $ same could not be retrieved violations with more 1,600 6 # %(( 4 due to heavy firing in the area,” such incidents reported so far ) + official sources said. The Indian since the start of the year. 4 ( 2 Army has released pictures of The all-powerful Pakistan from across the border to stoke , . Q % dead bodies of infiltrators lying Army is now violating ceasefire violence in the State. on the LoC to expose the con- agreement on the LoC relent- The Paris-based FATF in ! nivance of the Pakistan Army lessly firing on Indian Army June said Pakistan failed to % + % + 4 behind pushing trained ter- posts and civilian hamlets as it curb terror financing and # + %& rorists inside the Indian terri- tries enabling militants to infil- warned that the country may 4 # M tory. trate into the Kashmir Valley. be blacklisted if it does not - 4 Meanwhile, fresh exchange Nearly 18 terror camps are comply with its commitment to 1M % of cross LoC firing, including now active and security forces stop terro financing by October & ( ! heavy mortar shelling, was are bracing for a nearly two- end. reported from Balakote area of month-long relentless effort Turn to Page 4 ) , * ( ( 3# % ( 4 # !" R , ! 3 ( ( 3 ) ()"(8.- 0!4427()"(8.- 6 % , , 4 he massive troop mobilisa- day after the Amarnath Ttion in Jammu & Kashmir AYatra was called off, the ! comes amid multiple inputs Jammu & Kashmir adminis- suggesting synchronised tration on Saturday suspended 34 + % attacks on sarpanchs, besides the ongoing 43-day-long *+, the Amarnath pilgrims and Machail Mata (Goddess "!"" # security forces by Pakistan- Durga) Yatra that was to con- !"" # - - based terror groups Jaish-e- tinue till September 5 in % Mohammad (JeM)and Kishtwar citing security rea- Narendra Modi should make a Chidambaram said it was clear ) Lashkar-e-Tayyeba (LeT). sons. And while security forces statement in Parliament on the Centre is preparing for 0 . , The additional security killed four terrorists in the the current situation in Jammu some misadventure and , % forces are expected to fortify !"" # Valley, Governor Satya Pal & Kashmir and cautioned it warned it against doing so. ( vulnerable points, especially Malik informed a delegation against “any misadventure” in Disappointed tourists and # in the rural pockets of the jehadi narrative. cascading effect and will have led by former State Chief the State. Senior party leader Amarnath yatris returning 8 1 Valley and also take care of any A team of three JeM oper- a bearing on security in large Minister Omar Abdullah that Ghulam Nabi Azad said the from Srinagar, in the mean- law and order situation arising atives is reported to have been parts of the country, sources the “State has no knowledge of Amarnath Yatra has never while, are facing soaring air- + ! due to any such hits. This stationed at a terror launch pad said justifying the troops any changes to constitutional been curtailed, even when the fares. Flight tickets from %9 apart, intelligence agencies have in Nezapir in POK and are mobilisation. provisions” with troops’ move- pilgrimage was targeted by Srinagar to Delhi are costing ) alerted about the threat of an under the direct control of With the impact of the lat- ment being in view of height- terrorists. 10,000 to 20,000 against the #- %( action by Border Action Team Ibrahim Azhar, brother of Jaish est Pakistani ploy estimated to ened terror threat to the He said the Government normal 3,000. Against this of the Pakistan Army on for- boss Masood Azhar. They are be of long term in nature, the Amarnath Yatra. should clarify why additional backdrop, on the request of the - 2 8 &2 : ward Indian troops and also being commanded by Pakistan administration has prepared Omar, however, urged the paramilitary forces were sent to State administration the IAF is about the presence of 15 JeM Army’s Special Service Group, for a long haul and a number of Centre to clarify things in the State though it has been a expected to airlift leftover pil- %9 ! terrorists in Pakistan Occupied also known as Maroon Berets. educational institutions have Parliament. lean year in terms of terrorist grims to different destinations 4 Kashmir (POK) ready to infil- Sources have not ruled out been shut with the twin agen- In Delhi, the Congress activities, barring the Pulwama if required. ) %( trate into the Valley. lone wolf attacks by suicide da of removing the radicalised demanded that Prime Minister attack. His party colleague P Turn to Page 4 Sarpanchs have been on bombers and long-range sniper students of the student wings of the radar of the Pakistani ter- attacks, besides mine explo- Hizbul Mujahideen and Jammu $ ;<% ror groups as their elections last sions and IED blasts on tourists and Kashmir Liberation Front ( 4 year is seen as a move to and pilgrims as also on convoys (JKLF) and the possibility of "# ! $! %0 0 ! strengthen grassroots democ- of security forces. Such attacks providing shelter to the addi- racy which has the potential to would not only generate tional troops, sources said. 4 wean away the youths from the localised impact but lead to a Turn to Page 4 %& % % ! & . #- Q + %( + : + % 82/$) the team was in the village for the Unnao district authorities P hours and returned to on Friday cancelled Sengar’s 0 + 6 leuths of the Central Bureau Lucknow after conducting licences for a single-barrel gun, 8 %( Sof Investigation (CBI) prob- investigations. No one from the a rifle and a revolver, 15 & ! Q ing the Rae Bareli mishap case victim’s family was present in months after he was arrested on # # O ()"(8.- questioned rape accused and the village at the time of the April 13, 2018. =>?%1 & Q + =>? now expelled BJP legsilator CBI team’s visit, he said. Meanwhile, the condition =>?@ $ - !" iting reports of a slow- Kuleep Singh Sengar in Sitapur Earlier on Friday, the CBI of the 19-year-old victim . 2 4 , %& Q#- # Cdown in economic growth, District Jail on Saturday. had questioned the Unnao remained critical but stable. Congress leader Rahul Gandhi The CBI may now apply rape survivor’s uncle Mahesh Doctors treating her at the 1 , on Saturday hit out at the for custodial remand of Sengar Singh in the Rae Bareli prison. KGMU Trauma Centre in % Modi Government saying, and other named accused and Later in the night, the Rae Lucknow said that she devel- ( , Q " $%& ''' “The BJP Government can’t amygot for their polygraph or Bareli administration, in com- oped pneumonia and her con- %( + build anything. It can only narco analysis test. pliance with a Supreme Court dition remained critical and destroy what was built over Interestingly, on Saturday, directive, shifted Mahesh Singh was still on ventilator. %A , ( ) decades with passion and hard the Unnao district administra- to Tihar jail in Delhi. However, the rape victim’s + + # ! work.” tion, which had earlier dis- Singh is serving
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