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Page-1.Qxd (Page 2) daily Vol No. 51 No. 230 JAMMU, FRIDAY, AUGUST 21, 2015 REGD.NO.JK-71/15-17 20 Pages ` 4.00 ExcelsiorRNI No. 28547/1992 Separatist leaders detained, released ‘Talks on for trade delegation to PoK’ Mufti hopes NSA talks will Curfew imposed, Army called out India, Pak wait to see end border hostilities in Samba after massive protests Fayaz Bukhari Chief Minister said that hos- Avtar Bhat Reports said the trouble DC Samba Pawan Sharma, who blinks first tilities on the borders should be started as the news of sacrile- SDM Vijaypur, Rajnesh Gupta, SRINAGAR, Aug 20: ended and joint mechanism SAMBA, Aug 20: gious act spread in the surround- SSP Samba Joginder Singh also Excelsior Correspondent/PTI detention of the separatists was Delhi to meet Aziz. "The ball Chief Minister Mufti should be adopted for combat- Authorities tonight imposed ing villages of Raya Morh and reached there. Their all pleas to a message to Pakistan that there will then be in Pakistan's Mohammad Sayeed today ing terrorism. "Hostilities at the curfew in Samba district and the people from Jhak, Raya, pacify the mob failed. NEW DELHI/SRINAGAR, was no third party to discussions court," the sources empha- hoped for success of the borders must immediately end deployed Army and para mili- Dera Galotra, Sarore, Patli Police fired some rounds of Aug 20: The sudden arrest between the two countries on sised. National Security Advisors' and India and Pakistan must tary forces to take flag march Morh and other adjoining vil- teargas shells in the air to dis- and immediate release of the issue of terror. It was also a The Pakistani invitation, level talks between India and work out a joint mechanism to following the massive protests lages took to streets. They perse the mob but it did not Kashmiri separatist leaders signal that they could be which is seen as yet another Pakistan saying that they will combat terrorism in the region," at Raya Morh by mob against rushed to Raya Morh and budge and continued the who are to meet Pakistan detained again if need be to pre- "provocation" by Indian side, find a way to end hostilities he added. a sacrilegious act in the area. blocked the Jammu Pathankot protest and stone pelting. As National Security Advisor vent them from meeting Aziz. comes after persistent ceasefire along the Line of Control and Deputy Chief Minister The unruly mob protesting Sartaj Aziz here introduced an violations as well as two terror International Border. Nirmal Singh, who was accom- against a sacrilegious act in intriguing element into the NIA chief to attacks in recent weeks in Mufti told reporters panying Chief Minister Raya Morh area came to streets scheduled talks he will have * Pic on page 6 Gurdaspur and Udhampur at Aman Setu on the said he wants to con- this evening and blocked the with his Indian counterpart brief NSA which many observers see as LoC this morning: "There is ten- vey the message of peace to Jammu- Pathankot National Ajit Doval on terror in next Pakistan army's opposition to sion along the borders in the Pakistan from Aman Setu Highway. week. on Naved any discussions with India. State ... people are fleeing (Kaman Post) along the The mob resorted to stone The invitation by the SRINAGAR, Aug 20: Though the Indian because of the shelling. I hope LoC."We want to convey a mes- pelting and also torched the Pakistan High Commission to Government has not made any NIA chief Sharad Kumar the NSA level meeting evolves a sage of peace to our neighbour. vehicle of DC Samba and a pri- hardliner Syed Ali Shah Geelani official comment on the invite to is likely to brief National strategy to stop all this firing." They should stop these killings vate motor cycle besides dam- and other separatist leaders Hurriyat leaders, sources said Security Advisor A K Doval Chief Minister prayed for (along the LoC)," he said. aging some vehicles in stone including Umar Farooq on the situation was being moni- Singh today said there was on the progress made so far the success of talks between pelting. Sunday to meet Aziz has upset tored and India will "respond no proposal of setting up a in probing arrested Pakistani Indian NSA and his Pakistani One private truck was also New Delhi but Pakistan has militant Mohammed Naved appropriately". "Let's see what counterpart. "I pray for success colony for former military men completely damaged in stone stuck to the line that such meet- Yakub ahead of the NSA- happens. We are monitoring the of the National Security Advisor from outside the State in the pelting. The protestors were People protest at Raya Morh near Vijaypur on Thursday ings were "routine". level talks between India and situation," they said. level talks between Ajit Doval State and the issue was being demanding immediate arrest of night. -Excelsior/Gautam Pakistan Foreign office said Pakistan, sources in the anti- Asserting that there are some and Sartaj Aziz. The focus raised only to mislead the peo- the culprits responsible for sac- in Islamabad that consultations terror agency said today. sections in the Pakistan estab- should be on these talks and I ple. "I do not have any knowl- NH. The unruly mob raising slo- soon as the DC Samba Sheetal with Hurriyat leaders) were a Kumar flew down to lishment who want to "scuttle" welcome," he said. edge about setting up of a Sainik rilegious act and punishment to gans against the sacrilegious act Nanda reached the spot the "routine matter" and a "long Srinagar today to review the the Indo-Pak talks and are ratch- Mufti said that the con- Colony in Kashmir. This is an them under law of the land. resorted to stone pelting and unruly mob pounced on her standing practice". progress made during the eting up anti-India activities stituency of peace in India and issue being raised to mislead the The authorities earlier violence. vehicle and first broke its The sudden house arrest of interrogation of Naved, a thereby, pushing India to call off Pakistan is much bigger than people," he added. imposed the Section 144 to Soon after the incident, SHO front screen and later torched quell the frenzied mob but after Hurriyat leaders introduced a (Contd on page 6 Col 1) NSA-level talks. those who want to disturb it. The Deputy CM said there is Vijaypur Rajeshwar Singh, Dy it completely. The mob also new element into the talks sce- "The invitation should be "This is the reality, and not already a Sainik Colony in the situation went out of control SP Vijaypur, S S Samyal and tried to torch the vehicle of nario and prompted speculation The Indo-Pak NSA-level seen as latest provocative move what is happening on the LoC Jammu region of the State as the mob damaged vehicles tehsildar rushed to the spot Additional DC but failed in about Pakistan reaction. talks were on course as of now in that direction," the sources in Poonch. Peace has a much where local people were resid- they imposed the curfew in along with police reinforce- doing so. However, a couple of hours but there may be a new twist said, and added that "We believe larger constituency in India ing. entire Samba district. Some ment. However they failed to Later, the protestors torched later, the restrictions were lifted. should separatist leaders be that terror and talks cannot go and Pakistan than those who On the return of Kashmiri policemen and people were also control the mob whose tampers a private truck at Jhak, reports Official sources said the prevented from coming to (Contd on page 6 Col 3) want to disturb it," he said. (Contd on page 6 Col 1) injured in stone pelting. were very high. Later Additional (Contd on page 6 Col 7) ‘Shelling aimed at facilitating intrusion bids’ Centre's Rs 100 cr sports package for J&K HC passes strictures against Govt for NEW DELHI, Aug 20: Pak army’s conduct highly Concerned over repeated display of ISIS and Pakistani flags in the Kashmir valley, the Centre has prepared a Rs 100-crore project abolishing posts of Judicial Officers to keep the youth of Jammu and Kashmir away from radical ele- unprofessional: GOC Excelsior Correspondent "In such circumstances, we Lok Adalat and capacity ments by attracting them towards sports. are of the view that there may building activities under 14th Sports Minister Sarbananda Sonowal today submit a detailed Pakistani plot. two border districts after taking Sanjeev Pargal SRINAGAR, Aug 20: not be any difficulty to continue Finance Commission", court project to Home Minister Rajnath Singh, who had directed the "Our troops came across a over as the GOC on July 23. The State High Court today the 38 Additional/Special said. Sports Ministry to prepare a comprehensive plan to engage the big group of militants, which Lt Gen Nimbhorkar, who JAMMU, Aug 20: General passed strictures against the Mobile Magistrate Courts even Court while giving the refer- Kashmiri youth in sporting activities about a fortnight ago. was trying to infiltrate into the has rich experience of previous Officer Commanding (GOC) Government for abolishing beyond 31.08.2015 without any ence of proposal of Justice fur- "The main focus of the project is to promote local sports and Indian territory from Balakote working in the two districts, 16 Corps Lt Gen RR the posts of Judicial Officers financial liability on the part of ther clarified that a sum of Rs. sporting talents. Cricket, football and water sports are the three sector under the cover of heavy maintained that the Indian Army Nimbhorkar today held high in the State and directed for the State Government", court 112.18 crores is earmarked for areas where people of Kashmir are more interested and the project level review of escalated ten- their continuance.
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