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Page-1.Qxd (Page 2) daily Vol No. 52 No. 337 JAMMU, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 2016 REGD.NO.JK-71/15-17 14 Pages ` 4.00 ExcelsiorRNI No. 28547/65 Govt works out mechanism to issue certificates Mehbooba reviews development works After 7 decades struggle: West CM calls for minimising power Pak refugees get some respite cuts in Valley during winter Excelsior Correspondent devise ways and means to ensure regulated supply of elec- *Move will facilitate recruitment in Central forces SRINAGAR, Dec 5: Chief tricity during winter months. Sanjeev Pargal 2000 crores worth package for denied state subject rights Minister, Mehbooba Mufti She specifically directed to Pakistan occupied Jammu even after about 70 years of today directed the divisional ensure uninterrupted power sup- JAMMU, Dec 5: Waging Kashmir (PoJK) refugees, which their migration. In view of administration not to let the ply at the shrines of the Valley in over seven decades' struggle, was only a part of the package this, the West Pakistani winter season in the Valley view of coming Eid-e-Milad-un- the West Pakistani refugees and not full and final settlement. refugees were not entitled to become an impediment in the Nabi (SAW). settled in Jammu region today Minister of State in the jobs in the State Government. execution and completion of The Chief Minister was finally got some reprieve with Prime Minister's Office (PMO) Sources said the Home developmental works. She also informed that the PDD has the State Government on the Dr Jitendra Singh, who was vig- Ministry has kept special reser- impressed upon the PDD launched a programme of grid directions of Union Ministry orously following the package vation for the West Pakistani authorities to devise mecha- stabilisation and once the same of Home Affairs devising a for West Pakistani and PoK refugees in the Central forces. nism for doing away with is attained, unscheduled cuts mechanism to issue certificates refugees ever since his appoint- However, they were not able to unscheduled cuts in power would be minimised to a large to them, excepting state sub- ment as the Union Minister apply for the para-military supply during winters. extent. She was also informed jects, which would facilitate along with representatives (of forces against the reserved posts * Pic on page 4. that at present 1600 megawatts their recruitment in Central the refugees), said the devising as the Revenue officers of the Video on are drawn against an agreed load forces including five battalions of mechanism for issuing caste State had refused to issue caste of 1172 megawatts whileas only certificates to West Pakistani certificates to them. www.excelsiornews.com of Indian Reserve Police 1150 megawatts are available to An Army jawan mans a post at Sun rise in Jammu. -Excelsior/Rakesh (IRP), which are being raised refugees was one among various The Ministry of Home Chairing an officers meeting meet the demand. This leads to in Jammu and Kashmir. steps being taken by Narendra Affairs, on the intervention of here to review the winter some unscheduled cuts but that 8 PoK people Official sources told the Modi Government to mitigate Dr Jitendra Singh, had written to arrangements in the Kashmir too varies from feeder to feeder. Infiltrator shot at, captured Excelsior that the State their sufferings. the State Government to devise valley, the Chief Minister asked During the meeting, arrive in Valley Excelsior Correspondent Government has finally come "We are vigorously follow- a mechanism for issuance of the divisional administration to Mehbooba reviewed the supply SRINAGAR, Dec 5: JAMMU, Dec 5: Army today captured an infiltrator from out with a mechanism designat- ing the case of West Pakistani caste and other certificates to the identify the components of and availability of ration, fuel, Pakistan occupied Kashmir (PoK) in an injured condition on the ing the officers in Revenue refugees in the Home Ministry West Pakistani refugees to enti- developmental works which drinking water etc. Eight residents of the Line of Control (LoC) at Rangarh Nullah near Chakan-Da-Bagh in Department, who would issue along with their representatives tle them to apply for para-mili- could be taken up and executed The Chief Minister was Pakistan-occupied Kashmir Poonch district. tary forces and five IRP battal- certificates of West Pakistani and more measures were in the during winter months. She informed that ample stocks of (PoK) arrived here while three Official sources said troops spotted the infiltrator moving ions being raised in the State. refugees and within them the pipeline to help them,'' Dr Singh specifically flagged works like rations, petrol, LPG and Kashmiris crossed over to other towards the Indian territory and challenged "A mechanism has now been * Pic on page 4 category certificates like said. dredging and de silting, earth kerosene are dumped in the side of the Line of Control him to surrender. However, he tried to run devised and the officers desig- Scheduled Caste etc that would According to sources, the cutting, interior works etc which Valley which would be suffi- (LoC) in Karwan-e-Aman bus, away and was fired upon. Later, he was captured from near the nated to issue West Pakistani facilitate their recruitment in Union Home Ministry has des- could be taken up during winter cient for longer periods. Also the operating between Srinagar and LoC in an injured condition. refugee and caste certificates, Muzaffarabad. para-military forces for which ignated Joint Secretary Home, months. ration stocking in hilly and snow The intruder has disclosed his identity as Mohammad Nadeem, which would facilitate their Meanwhile, 17 people also the Home Ministry has kept spe- Incharge Jammu and Mehbooba expressed her bound areas besides Ladakh 40, son of Mohammad Iqbal R/o Abbaspur, Rawlakote in PoK. recruitment in the para-military returned to their respective cial provision. Kashmir, Gyaneshwar Prasad dismay over the reports of fre- region has already been done, He was shifted to hospital in injured condition for treatment forces, IRP battalions and other places. The Karwan-e-Aman The relief for West Pakistani to work out solution to the quent and unscheduled cuts in she was informed. and has been kept in custody of police. Central Government jobs,'' On the snow clearance pre- bus run continued despite tense refugees came within days after issues of the West Pakistani power supply in the Valley and Sources said further details including motive behind the infil- Union Cabinet approved Rs refugees, who have been (Contd on page 4 Col 1) asked the PDD authorities to (Contd on page 4 Col 5) (Contd on page 4 Col 7) tration would emerge during his questioning by the police. Jaya is no more Involvement in much publicized Roshni land scam Night temp dips below freezing CHENNAI, Dec 5: with complaints of "fever and SAC issues notices to CS, GAD Secy, IG Excelsior Correspondent dehydration." SRINAGAR, Dec 5: The Meteorological Department today Tamil Nadu Chief Minister She was later put on ventila- forecast dry weather for next 24 hours with night temperatures dip- Jayalalithaa passed away tor and treated with antibiotics Vigilance for inaction against IAS officer ping further and staying below freezing. tonight. She was 68. for infection and lung conges- Srinagar, had a low of minus 2.8 degree Celsius. Gulmarg in The All India Anna tion. *Takes serious note of stance taken against DB's judgment North Kashmir dropped to 1.5 degree Celsius. Pahalgam in South Dravida Munnetra Later, doctors did a Moreover, they have also Secretary to Government, the Department of Personnel and Kashmir recorded a low of minus 2.9 degree Celsius. Kazhagam chief had suf- tracheostomy -- made a Mohinder Verma been asked to justify their stance Housing and Urban Training (DoPT), Government Kupwara in North Kashmir recorded the minimum of minus fered a cardiac arrest on hole in the wind pipe near of questioning the powers of the Development Department) in of India, which is the competent 3.8 degree Celsius, while in Kokernag town in South it was minus Sunday evening follow- the neck -- so they didn't JAMMU, Dec 5: Taking Accountability Commission in the case FIR No.15/2014 and authority in case of IAS officers. 0.7 degree Celsius. Qazigund, recorded the minimum at minus 1.6 ing which she was put on have to put the tube serious note of lack of action response to earlier notice in this accordingly in the status However, the General degree Celsius. extracorporeal membrane through her mouth. against IAS officer despite his particular case as the same is report filed before the Division Administration Department Leh being the coldest place recording minimum of minus 8.7 oxygenation and life support Apollo Hospitals chairman clear-cut involvement in the contrary to the land-mark judg- Bench of State High Court in vide Order No.18-GAD (Vig) degree Celsius and Kargil town recorded the minimum of minus systems. Dr C Prathap Reddy had recent- major land scam of Jammu ment of the Division Bench of response to the directions dated June 27, 2016 overruled 7.2 degree Celsius. Jayalalithaa had been admit- ly said Jayalalithaa was in good and Kashmir, the State State High Court whereby the issued in a Public Interest the findings of the SVO and The minimum temperature in Jammu city was at 9.5 degree ted to hospital on September 22 Accountability Commission (Contd on page 4 Col 7) (SAC) has issued fresh notices SAC has been given sufficient Litigation (PIL) it was submit- communicated to the relevant Celsius. Katra recorded 10.3 degree Celsius, Batote 8.3 degree to Chief Secretary, powers to initiate suo-moto pro- ted that case against IAS offi- quarters including the Celsius, Banihal 3.2 degree Celsius and Bhaderwah 4.0 degree Parl remains stalled as Commissioner/Secretary, ceedings, sources told EXCEL- cer was proved by the investi- Vigilance Organization that (Contd on page 4 Col 3) General Administration SIOR.
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