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Karan Singh Slams Attempts to Brand Hari Singh As Communal K K M M Y Y C C &'"( )"' &"&#!((#& (# #" &)!$'"'#&&'(#$ $) '$# #!!)"*(#" &" !%)" ' !& '#)(# $&#&!! nation, 7P sports, 9P world, 8P DAILY Price 2.00 Pages : 12 JAMMU SUNDAY | JANUARY 29 2017 | VOL. 32 | NO. 28 | REGD. NO. : JM/JK 118/15 /17 | E-mail : [email protected] | epaper.glimpsesoffuture.com 444%*'+.0#0-$$212/#!-+ Karan Singh slams Power shutdown To carry out works by M/s IR- attempts to brand CON International Ltd under R-AP- DRP scheme, the power supply to Bhagwati Nagar, Nitco Lane, Talab Tillo Camp, Gole Gujral, Hari Singh as communal Agriculture, Talab Tillo and adjoin- ing areas fed from 11 KV TT-4, TT-2 and C-8 feeder shall remain affected Congress leader also alleged that the on January 29 from 10 am to 1 pm. National Conference (NC) was responsi- ble for spreading "poisonous rumours" about his father and the Dogra rule in Man injured in leopard the state. "Peace prevailed in the state during the rule of the Dogras. In 100 attack in Doda years of Dogra rule, bullets were fired &"#/4&, only once...that too because the shops of Kashmiri Pandits were probably being A middle aged man was injured looted. In the firing, some people were when a leopard attacked him near killed and that is being celebrated as his home in Doda district of Jammu martyr's day," Singh said. and Kashmir today. Nazir Ahmed "When Hari Singh came to power, (55) was attacked by the wild animal #4 #*&', he had said that his religion was justice. outside his house in Gandoh tehsil His closest friends were Muslims and ##,-,.%# Rajya Sabha MP Karan Singh today there were always Muslims in his staff. welcomed the Jammu and Kashmir It is very wrong to call him communal. Legislative Council resolution declar- He was a very progressive ruler who Massive fire breaks out ing the birthday of his father Maharaja carried several reforms" he added. Hari Singh as a state holiday, even as he Speaking at the launch of the books -- at shopping complex in slammed "attempts to brand" the state's 'Jammu-Kashmir aur Maharaja Hari Srinagar erstwhile ruler as "communal". The ##/,',%&-,.%# /',%/, "!&1) A massive fire broke out at a Srinagar-Jammu shopping complex in a busy market !*$". place of the city near Amira Kadal NH remains here today as fire brigade personnel Over two dozen among 10 police men 2(* %" rushed to the spot to control the ##00'3#-,.%# 3.*&*$#+. closed, supply of /+)"."/ LMD Samba conducts including SDPO North injured &* essentials hit surprise inspection, 1$$#.-/1#/ imposes Rs 25900 penalty ++2, /',%/, rived from Jammu. Officials of the Divisional Over two dozen protesters and The arterial Srinagar- Administration could not be A team of the Legal Metrology police men including a DySP were Jammu National Highway, reached for a comment. Department, Samba headed by the today injured in stone pelting and the only all-weather road Meanwhile, rains and snow- Assistant Controller Ajay Kumar baton charge after a protest rally of link between Kashmir and fall resumed in most parts of Verma along with Inspector Scheduled Caste (SC), Scheduled rest of the country, remained Kashmir a day after bright Narinder Makhnotra conducted Tribe (ST) and Other Backward closed for the fifth consecu- sun shone in the valley skies ## -,.%# Classes (OBC) members was foiled tive day today, choking sup- yesterday. Leh in Ladakh re- towards the Civil Secretariat was ply of essentials to the Valley gion was the coldest recorded foiled at Indira Chowk falling un- where prices of commodities place in the Kashmir divi- 'Solar parks with der police station Bus Stand. have more than doubled in sion last night as the mercu- According to eyewitnesses, a the past week. "The Srinagar- ry plummeted to minus 10.1 capacity of 7500 MW to huge rally of SC, ST and OBC peo- Jammu road continues to re- degrees Celsius from previ- ple assembled under the banner of main closed for vehicular ous night's low of minus 5.1 come up in Ladakh' Jammu Kashmir Reservation traffic in view of landslides at degrees Celsius, an official of ++2, Category Empowerment Alliance to revisit decision in the interest of Mohammed Sharief Naiz, Mufti should send her representa- many places along the 294-km ###"'2+-,.%# (JKRCEA) here and they marched the down trodden section of socie- OBC/SC/ST leaders. In their ad- tive to listen their demands but no road. The road is slippery in The Jammu and Kashmir gov- towards the Civil Secretariat after ty. Led by prominent Gujjar, dresses, both the leaders appealed one came following which some of certain snowbound areas," ernment has signed an MoU with passing though the Gujjar Nagar Bakkerwal, SC/OBC leaders the the government should not ignore the agitated protesters tried to an official of the Traffic Fresh snowfall the Centre for the development of Bridge, Gumat area and then rally passed though the chowks the poor people and instead listen move towards the Civil Secretariat Control department told PTI. two mega solar parks in the rocky reached at Indira Chowk. and reached Indira Chowk. At to the concern over the reserved from Indira Chowk. “Someone He said inclement weath- in Srinagar, 8 mountainous region of Ladakh with The protesters were demand- Indira Chowk, they were addressed categories. An eyewitness said that from the protesters allegedly pelted er was hampering efforts to flights cancelled a total capacity of 7500 MW. Minister ing benefits of reservation in pro- by the leaders like MLA Mendhar the protesters then appealed that stones at the police force and others restore traffic on the arterial for Science & Technology, Sajjad motions and appealed Government Javed Ahmed Rana, ex-MLA the Chief Minister Mehbooba ##'-*#,!#-,.%# highway. The official said as /',%/, Gani Lone today said the govern- soon as the road is traffic- ment has proposed development of worthy, the stranded vehi- Fresh snowfall to- ##-*/-,.%# Another BSF man posts cles along the highway will day affected the air traf- Senior officials give 'At Home' be cleared for movement to fic at Srinagar their destination. However, International Airport as Justice Attar accorded video, claims liquor for the flight operation at the bad weather forced warm sendoff Srinagar airport, which re- cancellation of eight ceremony a miss in J&K sumed yesterday after three flights, officials said. force sold to outsiders days of suspension, was go- "Eight flights which ing on as per schedule, were scheduled to oper- ,"&'"&+2(, ++2, and stressed that if the state their official duty," he said. Justice Muzaffar Hussain Attar, has to achieve its goals all The order also stated that Airport Authority of India of- ate after 1230 hours got Judge of the Jammu and Kashmir A BSF clerk has posted a video on Facebook in The Jammu and Kashmir government employees need failure to attend the function ficials said. The closure of the cancelled due to bad High Court was accorded warm send- which he has alleged that liquor meant for its per- Governor N N Vohra today to be visibly disciplined, par- will be construed as derelic- national highway has result- weather," an official of off at a function organized in the sonnel was being sold to outsiders and claimed noted with deep regret that a ticularly those at the senior tion of duty and disobedience ed in depleting stocks of the the Airport Authority of Chief Justice’s Court here. Justice that despite his complaint in this regard no action large number of invited offi- echelons of the state, he said. of government instructions, essential commodities the India told PTI here. He Attar is retiring on superannuation has been taken. As the video by the clerk, cers did not attend the The Governor's Secretariat the spokesperson said. valley and steep hike in said eight flights operat- on 29 January 2017. Judges of the J&K Navratan Choudhary, went viral, BSF officials Republic Day celebration's had invited senior officers up Deputy Chief Minister prices of essential food ed till 1215 hours despite High Court, Advocate General, said it would order inquiry into his complaint. 'At Home' ceremony, a official to the level of special secre- Nirmal Kumar Singh, grains. The price of lettuce, rains. The air traffic re- Members of the Bar Association, The claim comes close on the heels of a BSF said. It was also noted that all tary and heads of depart- Legislative Assembly locally known as haakh, has sumed at Srinagar Lawyers and judicial officers were jawan's video who alleged poor quality food was those who were absent did ments stationed at Jammu to Speaker Kavinder Gupta, gone up by 150 per cent from International Airport present on the occasion. being served to the personnel in 29 Battalion in not even care to convey their attend the 'At Home' at 4.00 Chairman Legislative Rs 20 per kg before snowfall yesterday after remain- Poonch. Choudhary, a resident of Bikaner in inability to attend the fucn- PM on Januray 26, the Council Haji Inayat Ali last week to Rs 50 per kg to- ing suspended for three Rajasthan, who works at 150 battalion of Border tion, a Raj Bhawan spokesperson said. "The state among others attended the day. The prices of other veg- days due to snowfall. Security Force at Gandhidham in Kutch district spokesperson said here. government had issued a cir- programme, an Information etables have also seen a After a day long respite, of Gujarat, uploaded the video on January 26, in The Governor and First cular on January 10 to all de- department release said. J-K sharp increase of 80 to 100 per Srinagar and other which a civilian is seen carrying liquor bottles.
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