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The Pakistani infiltrators inside the Indian Army has committed more territory via traditional and aryana Chief Minister than 2,050 unprovoked cease- non-traditional routes of infil- HManohar Lal on Sunday fire violations this year in tration via Rajouri and Poonch. said the National Register of which 21 Indians have been Despite heightened vigil Citizens (NRC) would be killed, the Ministry of External in the area, infiltrators have implemented in the State. Affairs said on Sunday. managed to sneak inside the “In Haryana, we will imple- “We have highlighted our Indian territory taking cover of ment NRC along the lines of concerns at unprovoked cease- firing from nearby Pakistani Assam,” the Chief Minister fire violations by Pakistan posts and thick growth of said while talking to the medi- forces, including in support of remarks come amid heightened the forward areas of frontier movement of infiltrators and maize crop. apersons after meeting cross-border terrorist infiltra- tensions between India and Rajouri and Poonch districts. miscreants moving in the for- A PTI report said nearly Justice (retd.) HS Bhalla, for- tion, and targeting of Indian Pakistan following the abroga- The objective is to improve ward areas. two dozen terrorists are present mer chairman of Haryana civilians and border posts by tion of provisions of Article 370 human intelligence and revive Initially, the flow of infor- in the city and its periphery and Human Rights Commission them,” Ministry of External in Jammu & Kashmir and the most of the defunct committees mation was less due to sus- even openly threatening shop- in Panchkula. Affairs spokesperson Raveesh bifurcation of the State into to effectively deal with the pension of mobile calling facil- keepers in some areas, raising Manohar Lal, who is seek- would also be used in the this commission and if peo- Kumar said. Union Territories. fresh threat emanating from ities and later they realised serious concern in the securi- ing his second term as the NRC, he added. ple get benefitted with it, it “This year they have resort- On Saturday, Pakistani across the LoC. growing sense of alienation ty establishment, according to Chief Minister met several Haryana CM had previ- will be set up,” the CM said. ed to more than 2,050 unpro- troops engaged in heavy firing “Village Defence among large section of masses officials. However, security imminent personalities includ- ously too supported NRC He said social audit system voked ceasefire violations in and mortar shelling on forward Committee training organised in these areas is also impacting forces are taking all precautions ing Justice Bhalla, ex-Navy implementation across the would be implemented so that which 21 Indians died,” he said. posts and villages along the at Naoshera to refresh their the relations between the to ensure that the terrorists do chief Admiral Sunil Lanba and country. Notably, the final NRC the audit of development works India has repeatedly called LoC in Poonch district of weapon training and intelli- ‘awam’ and the Indian Army. not use the situation to cause Lt Gen (retired) Baljit Singh in Assam was released on could be done by the intellec- upon Pakistan to ask its forces Jammu & Kashmir. On gence gathering skills. Session These villagers were under any flare-up as in the past inci- Jaiswal on Sunday. August 31, leaving out 19 lakh tuals in the society, in which ex- to adhere to 2003 ceasefire September 1, an Army per- included firing practice & med- intense pressure not to share or dents of stone pelting by youths He met them under his people. Following this, several servicemen, teachers, engi- understanding and maintain sonnel was killed when ical examination of the mem- pass on any information to have occurred during anti-mil- party’s “Maha Sampark political parties had voiced neers or others having special peace and tranquillity along the Pakistani army targeted for- bers,” tweeted official Twitter local units to avoid getting itancy operations, they said. Abhiyan” ahead of the State their dissatisfaction with the achievement would be includ- Line of Control and ward posts and villages in handle of Nagrota based White caught in the cross fire. At many places in down- Assembly polls in October. final document. ed. For this, in the coming time International Border, Kumar Shahpur-Kerni sector, raising Knight Corps on Sunday. Intelligence reports town Srinagar, the terrorists The Chief Minister said, Meanwhile, the Chief a separate Voluntary said. the death toll in ceasefire vio- Similar drills are expected claimed, “small batches of infil- have been seen roaming freely “Justice Bhalla has taken up Minister also said the Haryana Department would also be Indian forces exercise max- lations by Pakistan in the twin to be organised in several trators have sneaked inside the and even warning shopkeepers many assignments after his Government will look into the formed, he said. imum restraint and respond to districts of Poonch and Rajouri other forward areas of Poonch Indian territory but Army to keep their shops shut and retirement. He is also working feasibility of setting up a Law Manohar said for last five unprovoked violations and since July to eight — six sol- and Rajouri districts in the authorities have so far failed to adhere to their diktats, the on NRC and will visit Assam Commission. years he has worked with hon- attempts at cross-border ter- diers and two civilians. coming days. track them down in the absence officials told PTI. soon. We will implement “He (Justice Bhalla) sug- esty and in a transparent man- rorist infiltration, he said. Meanwhile, with tensions According to ground of free flow of information Jammu & Kashmir Police NRC in Haryana and have gested that a Law ner by treating 2.5 crore pop- Indian forces exercise max- rising along the LoC amid reports, the field commanders from their known sources.” chief Dilbag Singh did not sought Bhalla’s support and Commission should be set up ulation of the State as his fam- imum restraint and respond to repeated ceasefire violations, of various formations in the Local police officers, who rule out the possibility of pres- suggestion.” in Haryana. We shall study it ily. “I have reached out to the unprovoked violations and the Indian Army has launched region have been observing are part of counter infiltration ence of terrorists but said to The State Government is and examine this too. The people through Jan Ashirwad attempts at cross-border ter- a fresh drive to reactivate Village sharp decline in flow of infor- grid in the area, claimed local claim that they are roaming working on a fast pace on Government will look into the Yatra in all 90 Assemblies rorist infiltration, he said. His Defence Committees (VDCs) in mation related to suspected residents fear for their lives as freely “is an exaggeration”. family identity card and its data feasibility of setting up of recently,” he added. R made members of the panel. # 1-$+021$0+34 P Hooda is also the chairperson $ # of election management com- woman, who had been an # -.'-/0$ mittee. * # Ainmate of the infamous Launching the elections Muzaffarpur shelter home, was s many as 82 former MPs QR campaign on Sunday Hooda $ allegedly raped by four men in Aare yet to vacate their offi- said the days of the “anti-peo- a moving vehicle (car) in cial bungalows in Lutyens’ ple” BJP Government in Bettiah town of West Delhi despite a stern warning and States over excesses com- Haryana are numbered and Champaran district, police said by a Lok Sabha panel. The # -.'-/0$ mitted in the implementation people have made up their on Sunday. authorities are planning to take of the amended in the amend- mind to throw them out of The Muzaffarpur shelter action against these ex-MPs fter resolving the seat-shar- ed Motor Vehicles Act. power in the upcoming home had hit the headlines in Saturday, alleged that four men under the Public Premises Aing arrangements with Sonia has formed a six- Assembly polls. He said the 2018 after a social audit report forcibly took her inside their (Eviction of Unauthorised Sharad Pawar-led NCP in member screening committee “false promises” made by the highlighted that over 30 girls vehicle (car) while she was Occupants) Act for speedy will be taken against them,” the Maharashtra, the Congress is for Haryana Assembly elections BJP have been exposed before were allegedly raped at the passing through the area where eviction. sources in the committee said. now making efforts to stitch a nominating senior party leader the people. Government-aided shelter she lives on Friday evening, and According to officials of Notices are being sent to strong alliance in the poll- Madhusudan Mistry as its Giving an example where a Raipur: The accused turned home, run by an NGO.
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