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TRUMP TAKES India, China Army Commanders to Meet Today LAST PAGE...P.8 SATURDAY C JUNE-2020 KASHMIR M 23 Y SRINAGAR TODAY : THUNDERSTORMS Contact 06 : -0194-2502327 K FOR SUBSCRIPTIONS & YOUR COPY OF Maximum : 26°c SUNSET Today 07:40 PM Minmum : 14°c SUNRISE Humidity : 62% Tommrow 05:19 AM 14 Shawwal-ul-Mukarram l | 1441 Hijri | Vol: 23 | Issue: 119 | Pages: 08 | Price: `3 www.kashmirobserver.net twitter.com / kashmirobserver facebook.com/kashmirobserver Postal Regn: L/159/KO/SK/2014-2016 ast fall Bob Kroll, the head of the Minneapolis police union, appeared at a Trump rally, where he thanked the president for ending Barack .....OPINION Obama’s “oppression of police” and letting cops “put the handcuffs on criminals instead of us.” L The events of the past week, in which the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis police custody led to demonstrations against police brutality, TRUMP TAKES and these demonstrations were met by more police brutality — including unprecedented violence against the news media — have made it clear what Kroll meant by taking the handcuffs off. And Donald Trump, far from trying to calm the nation, is pouring gasoline on the fire; he seems very P4 AMERICA TO THE BRINK close to trying to incite a civil war. I don’t think it’s an exaggeration to say that America as we know it is on the brink. How did we get here? The core story of US politics over the past four decades is that wealthy elites weaponized white racism to gain political power..... Indian Soldier Killed News Digest 5 Doctors, 7 Pregnant Women ...LADAKH STAND OFF In Cross LoC Firing AIIMS Entrance India, China Army Observer News Service Among 182 Fresh Positive Cases Exam On June11 SRINAGAR: An army man was killed Srinagar: In connection with the in cross-border firing along the Line SRINAGAR: Jammu and Kashmir conduct of AIIMS entrance ex- of Control (LoC) in Sunderbani Sec- on Friday recorded another big amination scheduled to be held Commanders To jump in Covid-19 cases, as 182 tor of Rajouri district in Jammu and on June 11, 2020 at designated Kashmir, officials said Friday. more people, including five doc- centers of Srinagar for Kashmir Pakistan troops on Thursday night tors and seven pregnant women based students, all the Deputy Meet Today opened fire upon Indian posts along tested positive for virus, taking Commissioners of Kashmir the LoC in Sunderbani sector of the the number of infected persons division have been directed to in the Union Territory to 3324. ensure smooth conduct of the border district, they said. Indian troops guarding the border mount- While 108 cases were reported said examination. According to from the Valley, 74 others came the communication from office ed a befitting retaliation to the un- positive from Jammu province. of the Divisional Commissioner, provoked firing by Pakistan troops. In Valley, Shopian district Kashmir, all the P-02 In the cross-LoC firing, a solider identified as Havaldar Mathiazha- topped the new cases tally as 42 Mantri Blames Nehru gan P was critically injured. people tested Covid-19 positive A resident of Sreerangai Kadu from the south Kashmir district. For Ladakh Crisis village in Tamil Nadu, the injured Srinagar reported 22 fresh cases, Srinagar: Senior Bharatiya Janta soldier was removed to the nearby while Kupwara had 13, Budgam A HEALTHCARE WORKER displays a sample collected from a Party (BJP) leader and Union army hospital for treatment, where 9, Baramulla 7, Anantnag 6, Ban- baker during a drive in Srinagar on Friday. Pic Abid Bhat Minister Jitendra Singh shifted he succumbed to his injuries. dipora 4, Kulgam and Pulwama blame of Ladakh stand-off on Fear has heightened among vil- districts 2 each and Ganderbal India's first Prime Minister, lagers along the LoC in Rajouri, reported on a new single case of Woman Dies Of Covid-19, Jawaharlal Nehru saying that the Poonch and Kupwara since three ci- coronavirus. people are still paying the price vilians were killed in April this year Similarly, Udhampur in Jammu Toll In J&K Reaches 36 of 1962 Himalayan tragedy, ANI province reported 26 new cases, in shelling by Pakistan. There were day after a 65-year-old woman from Srinagar died at reported Friday. Launching a Jammu district 12, Ramban and a total of 646 incidents of ceasefire SMHS hospital here, her swab sample has returned scathing attack on Rahul Gandhi, Press Trust Of India altitude region. Kathua 11 each, Doda 5, Samba 4, who had questioned Modi violation along the International Bor- Apositive for the novel coronavirus, officials said on Fri- The Indian delegation will be Rajouri and Poonch 2 each while government to confirm that no der (IB) as well as the LoC between day. A resident of Batamaloo, she became the ninth Srinagar NEW DELHI: Indian and Chi- led by Lt General Harinder Singh, Reasi reported a single case today. Chinese soldiers P-02 January 1 and February 23 this year, resident and 36th in the J&K to succumb to the virus. “She nese armies will hold a Lt. the general officer commanding Minister of State for Defence Shripad At the Chest Diseases hospital was brought to the hospital on Thursday morning. P-02 Illegal Bandsaw General-level dialogue on of Leh-based 14 Corps, while the Naik said in March. P-02 here, 64 reports came PAGE 02 Saturday in their first major Chinese side will be headed by Seized In Kupwara attempt to resolve the month- the Tibet Military District Com- Kupwara- The Forest depart- long bitter border standoff in mander at the talks in the Bor- ment of Jammu and Kashmir on eastern Ladakh even as both der Personnel Meeting Point at Govt Refers Friday seized Illegal Bandsaw militaries maintained their Maldo, official sources said. Govt Directs Employees To Attend Offices From Today deployed for crushing illicit tim- aggressive posturing in the The two sides have already 7000 Class-IV ber at Manigah area of North sensitive areas in the high- held at least 12 rounds PAGE 02 Observer News Service File Pic Kashmir’s Kupwara district. Posts To JKSSB According to a statement, the JAMMU: The Jammu and Kashmir Observer News Service Officials of Kamraj Forest Divi- India, China Agree To Sort administration on Friday asked all sion raided house of Moham- Differences Through Talks: MEA Jammu: The Jammu and Kash- mad Ashraf Khan resident of the government employees to at- mir administration on Friday ndia and China on Friday held diplomatic talks over Manigah Kupwara and seized tend their offices regularly from referred over 7000 class-IV va- their military standoff in eastern Ladakh and agreed to illegal bandsaw from his house tomorrow. cancies to the Services Selection handle their "differences" through peaceful discussions where it was deployed to crush I In an order issued today, the J&K Board (JKSSB) under provisions while respecting each other's sensitivities, concerns and government said that employees of the Jammu and Kashmir Ap- illicit timber. “Information P-02 aspirations, and not allow them to become disputes. who are at higher risk i.e. older em- pointment to Class-IV (Special The talks through video conference were held P-02 4 CRPF Personnel ployees, pregnant employees and Recruitment) Rules, 2020. Injured In Mishap employees who have underlying As per a communiqué of GAD, China Names New Commander medical conditions should take ex- Accelerated Recruitment Com- Srinagar: At least four Central tra precautions and should prefera- mittee constituted by the gov- Reserve Police Force (CRPF) per- For Sino-India Border bly not be exposed to any front-line ernment in May last month, has sonnel on Friday were injured in hina has appointed a new Army commander for its work requiring direct contact with identified and forwarded 7052 a road accident in Qazigund area Western Theatre Command ground forces respon- the public and the office manage- of south Kashmir’s Anantnag vacancies of Class-IV posts of Csible for the Sino-India border, ahead of the key talks ment would facilitate work from adds that routine issue of visitors/ cer who they want to meet, should nineteen departments to Gen- district. A CRPF vehicle collided between senior Indian and Chinese military officials on Sat- home wherever feasible, an official temporary passes should be sus- be allowed after being properly with a truck bearing registration eral Administration Department urday to end the border standoff. P-02 spokesperson said. pended and only those visitors screened and all the measures pre- for their further referral to J&K number JK0CA-2760 near Gulab Bagh area of Qazigund in Anant- He said that the order further with proper permission of the offi- scribed in the SOPs PAGE 02 Services Selection Board P-02 nag today, resulting in injuries to four CRPF men, officials said. They said the injured identified CRPF In Kashmir as ASI Yeshpal Singh, HC Parmal Jammu Employees Protest Singh, Constable Suraj SinghP-02 Pledge To Boycott RPG Shell Diffused ‘Durbar’ Shifting To Kashmir Chinese Products In Anantnag Press Trust Of India arrangements of working as is Observer News Service Srinagar: The government where is basis so that employees SRINAGAR: A paramilitary CRPF forces on Friday found a rocket- JAMMU: Jammu-based employees of the both the provinces may be unit deployed in Kashmir Valley propelled grenade (RPG 7) shell on Friday held a protest at the Civil able to take care of their fami- at Hiller village of Kokarnag has pledged to boycott all the Secretariat here against their shift- lies and also their duties till the Chinese products, as the stand- in South Kashmir’s Anantnag ing to Kashmir as part of the bi- situation improves,'' demanded district.
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