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Page-1.Qxd (Page 3) DAILY EXCELSIOR, JAMMU SUNDAY, MARCH 9, 2014 (PAGE 7) From page 1 UPA won't get PM's post third time: Omar Plane with 239 on board missing Omar said the students misguided, I would go as far as is trying to get in this not sure whether he or she will Even the Administrative The five Indians, including respectively. Chinese Prime Minister Li should not be confused about saying that what they did was Parliamentary elections.” come back alive in the evening. Reforms Committee favoured three from one family, on board Najib said the Vietnamese, Keqiang, who had assured all their identity but even if they are wrong. On one hand they are He said there was enthusi- “The normalcy is returning. withdrawal of AFSPA and draft- were identified as Chetna Chinese, Singapore and assistance. confused, it does not call for taking scholarship from the asm among BJP cadre that was They are beginning to see a time ing of a new law with certain Kolekar, 55, Swanand Kolekar, American Governments were Civil Aviation Department slapping of sedition charge. Indian Prime Minister and on translating into more sort of vis- which again I will say is not nor- checks and balances. 23, Vinod Kolekar, 59, helping out with the search (DCA) Director-General “The university has taken the other hand cheering on like ible election activity on the part mal but we are a lot closer to be Omar appeared optimistic on Chandrika Sharma, 51, and operations. Azharuddin Abdul Rahman said administrative action against this.” of the BJP from which he will normal.... If one can remove that the issue. "I am sure we will be Kranti Shirsatha, 44. "We are looking at all possi- the pilot had contacted the them. And it should have been But having said that, the probably benefit. uncertainty from the youngsters able to withdraw some rules," he Chennai-based Sharma had bilities and it is too early to Subang air traffic controller allowed to rest there,” he said. Chief Minister said cheering for Omar said that the final that could be the biggest contri- said. taken the flight from Kuala speculate on what happened," before the plane entered the The Chief Minister said his a cricket team is not illegal. “It results may not be good for UPA bution one can make,” Omar Omar rejected the sugges- Lumpur on her way to Mongolia he said. Vietnam airspace. worry now was that the BJP was is this what makes this country but things can turn around. “I said. tion made by Army at various to participate in a Food and The list of passengers on "This is a usual procedure, making it an election issue. “67 great. I doubt whether some- wish I had a crystal ball but I There is a need to build a forums that withdrawal of US Agriculture Organisation (FAO) board comprised 154 Chinese, where traffic controllers would kids becoming pawn to what is thing like this would be tolerat- don’t,” he said on the possible "fear of consequences" within forces from Afghanistan will organised conference. 38 Malaysians, seven contact pilots before entering turning out to be pretty messy ed in our immediate neighbour- poll outcome. laws like Armed Forces Special have an adverse impact on his She was to represent her Indonesians, six Australians, the following country's election is pretty unfortunate,” hood. Asked about the lessons Powers Act (AFSPA) so that State. organisation "International five Indians, four Americans, airspace," he said. he said. “But it is the way we value learnt during his stint as the they are not misused by the "I don't buy that argument Collective In Support of three French, two New Yang Chuantang, Chinese He was referring to the our right to speech and if their Chief Minister, Omar said that Army, Omar said. at all. The reason why I don't Fishworkers", where she works Zealanders, two Ukrainians, two Minister of Transport (MOT), recent incident where Kashmir free speech involved cheering “everyday of this job, one Talking on wide-ranging buy this argument is that so as an Executive Secretary. Canadians, one Russian, one announced the launch of the students were slapped with sedi- another team so be it. I mean learns” but the biggest lesson issues here today at the two-day far we have been taking credit One Indian-origin Canadian Italian, one Dutch and one "highest-degree" emergency tion charges for cheering for when our people go to Pakistan for him was that no problem is India Today conclave, Omar for whatever improvement Muktesh Mukherjee, 42, was Austrian. response mechanism, state-run Pakistani cricket team during and Pakistani cheer Indian team too small to be ignored. also dismissed suggestions has taken place and now if we also on board. Singapore has deployed a Xinhua news agency reported. the recent match with India but we absolutely feel really great He admitted that at the mainly coming from Army that are going to blame Americans Malaysia Airlines said the Charlie C130 aircraft to help out Yahya said the pilot of the the charges were later with- about it,” he said. beginning of his term, he was withdrawal of American troops for the deterioration, then it last point of contact with the in the mission. missing aircraft, identified as drawn by the UP Government. To a question whether he slightly dismissive of some of from Afghanistan will have means that improvement was plane was approximately 120 "MAS will make arrange- Captain Zaharie Ahmad Shah, Omar also categorically feared that if BJP the issues and said that the 2010 bearing on Kashmir's internal because of their actions as nautical miles east of Kota Baru ment for family members who had 18,365 hours of experience rejected the idea of joining the Government came to the unrest was the “worst” period of security. well, which I refuse to accept," in South China Sea. want to travel to Beijing," Najib and joined the airlines in 1981. NDA alliance after the general Centre it would abolish Article his life. The Chief Minister, who has the Chief Minister said. "We have contacted both the said. Confusion and chaos pre- elections and made it clear 370, Omar made it absolutely “I soon learnt that those been advocating partial with- "Therefore, if the Americans Malaysian and Vietnamese Malaysia's acting Transport vailed in Beijing where the that his party National clear “they can’t touch Article smaller problems can quickly drawal of AFSPA from areas withdraw from Afghanistan, it authorities as it is actually the Minister Hishammuddin planed was due to land at 6:30 Conference was an ally of 370 without the consent of the accumulate into one grand prob- more peaceful in the State, did will have very limited conse- borderline of Malaysian Hussein said that the country am (local time). NDA earlier only because of State.... It is a convenient tool lem...Such as the summer of agree that as long as Army was quences for the State which has airspace and Vietnam control," has sent a C130 aircraft, 75 heli- The relatives of 154 Chinese former Prime Minister Atal that they (BJP) use during 2010. That has been for me the involved in internal security been seeing good years on anti- Ahmad Jauhari Yahya, the air- copters and several naval ships passengers travelling by the plane Bihari Vajpayee. election and even shy away worst period of my life I would- duties, it needed a legal cover to terrorism front." lines group's Chief Executive to search for the plane. became restless and irritated with “Our decision to join with from discussion.” n’t even say of my career. operate. On India and Pakistan rela- Officer, said at a press confer- Earlier, Vietnamese newspa- the airline as it was unable to con- NDA was only because of He referred to BJP’s Prime “The summer of 2010 pretty "So long as you are using tions, Omar sought to draw a ence in Kuala Lumpur. per Tuoi Tre (Youth) quoted firm reports of its crash. Vajpayee. We don’t see anybody Ministerial candidate Narendra much consumed me in every Army for internal security duty, comparison between the two Earlier, Malaysian Prime RearAdmiral Ngo Van Phat, After hours of waiting, a in BJP today who is coming Modi’s speech in Jammu earlier way possible. It did, it did they need legal cover to operate. nations. "I don't think India's rela- Minister Najib Razak declared Political Commissioner of the spokesperson of the airline even close to what he was and this year where he had sought a change me. There is still a peri- I think we need to differentiate tionship with Pakistan is centred that the area of search for the Fifth Naval Region of Vietnam, briefly addressed the media but therefore, the question of discussion on the Article 370 to od of time that I have not gotten between legal cover and around Kashmir" but Pakistan's plane will be expanded from the as saying that the plane had could not provide any details. National Conference aligning see whether it was beneficial or over. And I don’t ever feel that I impunity. relationship with India certainly point of its last contact. crashed. Cries and tears gripped the with NDA simply does not a burden on the state. will ever. "The sort of cover they get is focused on Kashmir. Najib said more logistical However, Hussein said he hotel conference room. A young arise.” “...And no sooner I replied “It’s not easy to go through now is they can do whatever "They (Pakistan) have uni- support had been put into opera- had "no information" or confir- woman wept aloud as a female Talking about the general back that I am ready for a dis- that time when you are oversee- they believe without fear of con- focal dimension sort of relation- tion, including 15 armed forces mation on the plane's fate.
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