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Page19local.Qxd (Page 1) DAILY EXCELSIOR, JAMMU THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 2016 (PAGE 19) One killed, four injured SSP reviews security Sarpanch manhandles arrangements in pvt institutions in road accidents Excelsior Correspondent effective communication, impor- BDO Balakote Excelsior Correspondent accident the motorcycle caught tant phone numbers including Excelsior Correspondent allegedly manhandled the BDO. fire and burnt completely. A case KATHUA, Mar 16: Senior Police, Ambulance and Fire The staff rushed for his rescue. JAMMU, Mar 16: A man in this connection was registered Superintendent of Police (SSP) Service should be displayed at MENDHAR, Mar 16: A Then the agitated Sarpanch and was killed while four others at police Station Akhnoor and Neeva Jain reviewed the securi- conspicuous places, mock exer- Sarpanch and some of his sup- his men locked them inside. were injured today in separate further investigations were ty arrangements in private cise should be conducted and porters manhandled Block They also allegedly pelted road mishaps in various parts of underway. institutions by conducting special briefing session should Development Officer (BDO), stones on the office, causing Students of EDP Cell, who brought laurels to NIT Srinagar. the district. At City Chowk in this winter meeting with Principals of the be given to staff and students on Balakote in district Poonch damage to window panes and a According to a police capital of the State, a Safai schools. security issues. today. door. Students of EDP Cell bring spokesman, today at about 7:30 Karamchari identified as Raju SSP Kathua interacted with The participants requested Reports said that incident The BDO office staff con- pm, a Swift car bearing registra- (42) son of Roop Lal, a resident the participants and made them SSP Kathua to conduct women took place when BDO, Abdul tacted SHO Gursai Police tion number JK02AK-0852, of Christian Colony, got injured aware about the current security self defence training for the girl Rashid Khawaja was sitting in Station and also SDPO laurels to NIT Srinagar which was on its way from when a van bearing registration scenario and crimes to which students which she had already his office at around 10.30 AM Mendhar. The police party Akhnoor to Bale-da-bagh in a number JK02AN-4074 hit him children of their institutions organized in different colleges today. Then Sarpanch Lower rushed there and rescued the Excelsior Correspondent speakers like Harsh Mariwala, rash and negligent manner hit a while he was sweeping the road. could be exposed. and other institutions. Dhar Galoon Master Shabir Block Development Officer. Chairman- Marico; Sachin motorcycle bearing registration The injured was shifted to SSP Kathua recommended SSP Kathua agreed to their Ahmed Khan along with some SDPO, Shahid Nahim when SRINAGAR, Mar 16: The Bansal, Co-founder Flipkart; of his supporters arrived there contacted said that after receiv- EDP Cell of NIT Srinagar stood Rahul Yadav, Co-founder number JK02X- 4853 and also GMCH Jammu for treatment. all to take extensive security proposal and assured all possible two pedestrians namely Balwan The police had registered a case measures to strengthen security cooperation to them. and demanded Rs 2.50 lakhs for ing information he also reached 1st among all NITs and 5th Housing.com and many others. the completion of Panchayat there after some time. The among 100+ technical and man- Prof Gupta further illustrat- Singh son of Om Parkash and and seized the vehicle involved of their institutions like proper Surinder Singh son of Mela in the mishap. boundary wall with adequate Bovines smuggling Ghar building at his village. The police party from BG Police agement institutes across India ed that the challenge consisted officer refused to pay the Post and Gursai Thana had in the National Entrepreneur- of four arduous stages and then Ram, both residents of Patyadi In Bus Stand area, a car hit a height around the parameter of (Bale-da-bagh). scooty and injured its rider iden- school premises should be con- bid foiled, money, on the plea that Rs 17 already rescued BDO. He said ship Challenge-NEC 2016, the final two stages at the IITB lakh has already been released that the situation was tense and conducted by E-Cell, IIT campus consisting of various He said in the mishap, tified as Amit Kumar (21) son of structed and wall should be 5 cattle rescued for the same and Rs 88,000 many villagers had gathered Bombay. entrepreneur related tasks Balwan Singh was killed on the Raj Kumar, a resident of Durga guarded with concertina wire, Excelsior Correspondent excess amount has been with there for protest. They also The engineering students which were started in the spot while Surinder Singh got Nagar. Amit was also shifted to private security guards should be drawn and the building is still alleged mass scale bungling by EDP team, with the patronage month of September 2016. injured. The body of the GMCH for treatment. deployed on both the entry JAMMU, Mar 16: Akhnoor incomplete for the last over five the BDO's staff. Mr Nahim of Dr Rajat Gupta, Director, The stages also comprised of deceased was kept in mortuary A youth identified as Sammi points, CCTV cameras should be police foiled bovine animals years. said that BDO was asked to give NIT-Srinagar and the entrepreneurial awareness semi- room of SDH Akhnoor while the Dogra (20) son of Darshan Lal, a installed at strategic locations, smuggling bid by rescuing five Upon this there were heated written complaint to Police Coordinator IIED Centre, nars and group discussions, injured was referred to resident of Bari- Brahamana also intercom phone should be cattle. exchanges between the BDO Station against Sarpanch and brought laurels to the institute business quiz, interviews with Government Medical College received injuries when the bike installed on both gates/office for As per police sources, on and the Sarpanch and then others and action under law will in the recently concluded EDP CEOs of Kashmiri Box, and Hospital, Jammu from SDH on which he was travelling got specific information, a team Sarpanch and his supporters be taken against them. event. The result was a com- Panunkart, Rahim Motors, Akhnoor, where he was shifted slipped in Akhnoor area. He was Governing body of from Akhnoor police station laid bined effort of the students President Federation of immediately after accident. The also taken to GMCH for treat- a naka at Sungal Morh and sig- over a period of 5 months Chambers of Industries Kashmir spokesman said that due to the ment. BRM constituted naled a Mahindra vehicle bear- CUJ shares experience under the guidance of their etc. Two group discussions & Excelsior Correspondent ing registration number mentor, the head IIED Centre presentation were carried out on 8 bovines rescued, 4 arrested JK02BM-2312 to stop for who was also present during its finale at IIT Bombay. Excelsior Correspondent tified as Mohammad Raiz, son of JAMMU, Mar 16: In a checking. of Innovation Club the finale at IIT Bombay and The event provided a com- meeting of leading citizens of On seeing police cops, the Mohammad Kaka, Jahangir Excelsior Correspondent innovation and mapping the provided them with pioneering mon platform for all successful Jammu city held here today driver accelerated the vehicle JAMMU, Mar 16: Police res- Hussain, son of Feroz Din and unmet needs of the society. He ideas in context of entrepre- and budding entrepreneurs to under the chairmanship of and escaped from the spot. cued eight bovine animals and Tariq Abdullah, son of JAMMU, Mar 16: A meet- also briefed about the function- neurial development in J&K interact with each other. The Stinking something fishy, the arrested four smugglers from Mohammad Shabir, all residents Surya Kant Kelkar, National ing of National Innovation ing of the year old council State. Head IIED Centre, Prof Saad cops chased and intercepted the Talab Tillo area. of Dingle, District Poonch and Convenor, Bharat Raksha clubs of various Central which is established in Central According to Prof Gupta, Parvez. said that events of such vehicle but taking benefit of the As per police sources, a team Mushtaq Hussain, son of Noor Manch (BRM), and in the Universities, IITs IISER and University of Jammu for pro- the event was a part of E- nature help the students to darkness, the smugglers from police post Talab Tillo dur- Din of Khanetar, Tehsil Haveli, presence of Romesh Arora, NITs was held at Rashtrapati viding guidance, technical sup- Summit'16, held from 28th to counter with the current entre- escaped from the spot. 31st January 2016 at Sailesh J preneurship challenges and ing naka checking intercepted 4 District Poonch. MLC, a governing body of Bhavan. This was part of the port, financial support and IP During checking, police res- Mehta School of Management- also expose them to current vehicles going from Jammu to A case under FIR Number BRM for J&K was constituted. ongoing Festival of support to the innovators and cued 5 bovine animals from the IITB, which witnessed eminent entrepreneur environment. Poonch. 33/16 under Section 188 RPC has MLC Romesh Arora was Innovations (March 12-19, incubatees. During search, police rescued been registered at Police Station elected as patron of the body, vehicle and seized it on the 2016). The Central University Speaking on the occasion, Pension Fund Regulatory 8 bovine animals and arrested Nowabad and further investiga- Vinod Kumar Gupta as presi- spot. of Jammu got selected along Secretary to the President, four persons on the spot. tion of the case is going on. dent, Raman Sharma as vice- A case under FIR Number with three IIT (IIT-Kanpur, IIT- Omita Paul appreciated the and Development Authority The accused have been iden- The arrest was made by president, Sunil Malhotra as 46/16 under Section 188 RPC Delhi, IIT-Chennai) One NIT- efforts taken by the IIEC of 1st Floor, B-14/A, Shivaji Chatrapati Bhawan, Qutub Incharge Talab Tillo police post general secretary, Dr Yograj and 3 PCA Act has been regis- Trichy and One Central Central University of Jammu.
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