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Page1final.Qxd (Page 3) FRIDAY, JULY 3, 2020 (PAGE 4) DAILY EXCELSIOR, JAMMU From page 1 All technical details prove militants killed 4 die after slipping into well CISF Commandant, 5 GREF men, 5 of one CRPF bn, 3 of family among 34 test +ve and Showket Ahmad Khan who reached at the spot and brought out itive tonight. the hotel and subjected all contacts of the country and under adminis- Ghambir Brahamana with travel civilian in Sopore: Spl DG CRPF went into the well in an attempt the youth, who had slipped into 20 Other positives of Jammu dis- of the CISF Commandant to sam- trative quarantine. history of Srinagar. blame the militants who were and he ran and was rescued by the to rescue him, also died. feet deep well. trict include 66-year-old female ple testing. All contacts of the Three persons tested positive A traveler was tested positive hiding inside the mosque and boy of the CRPF who was there and All the four were rescued from The official said on reaching from Gole Gujral, four-year-old Commandant in his hotel as well as for the virus in Rajouri district, who for COVID-19 in Ramban district. don't care about whether a child took care of him till the firing by the the well in an unconscious state the spot, first, the upper surface female child from Rehari with trav- the Unit have been isolated till their included a CRPF jawan who had Kishtwar, Reasi, Poonch and or an elderly person is there", militants continued", he said. and were shifted to hospital where was broken after which all the four el history of New Delhi, 14-year- Kathua districts didn't report any The Special DGP said. The CRPF officer said that mil- old youth from Trikuta Nagar, 39- Corona positive cases today. Zulfikar said that since mili- itants were forced to flee away from year-old from Bishnah, three secu- As many as 38 patients were tants fired from the mosque, the the rear side of the Masjid. "The rity personnel and a 44-year-old today treated and discharged from CRPF was restrained. "They just retaliation by the CRPF was effec- man from Dumi Malpur in various COVID hospitals. fire. Unfortunately, the civilian has tive. And we assume, we have Akhnoor. They include nine from been killed by the militants firing found bloodstains and inside the Meanwhile, a Clinic in Channi Udhampur district, eight from from the mosque. There is no ques- Mosque we have found more than Himmat has been contained as one Poonch, seven from Samba, five tion of CRPF being involved in 60 empty cartridges and two maga- Corona positive patient had visited from Reasi, four each from Kathua this. In fact, CRPF was restrained zines. It shows militants had taken there. and Ramban and one in Jammu. given that militants were firing position well in time and were wait- Meanwhile, five more CRPF Total number of Corona cases Bodies of 4 youth who died after slipping into the well at from the mosque and did not want ing in the Masjid for the CRPF personnel from one particular bat- in Jammu region has gone up to Kupwara on Thursday. -Excelsior/Aabid Nabi any damage to the mosque." party to arrive", he added. talion deployed at Beoli in Doda 1659 but only 432 of them are The Special DG said: "The He requested the Masjid they were declared dead. unconscious youth were brought district, today tested positive for the active as 1204 patients have been CRPF party was on duty at a partic- Committees to protect the Officials said that four persons out and evacuated to the nearby virus. treated and discharged while there ular crossing when we reached the mosques. "We find the use of were rescued from a well and all of health centre. A total of 10 CRPF personnel were four deaths. spot, the militants had already taken mosques for this activity highly them were unconscious till they The police officials said the from the same battalion have so Meanwhile, one person today the position inside the Masjid and repressible and I think we have were shifted to hospital. bodies have been handed over to far tested positive for COVID-19. tested positive for Coronavirus in they started firing on the CRPF the highest respect for all the reli- Locals along with police, team their legal heirs for last rites after However, all of them had COVID victim being cremated in Doda on Thursday. the Union Territory of Ladakh tak- party inside. The CRPF retaliated gions and we don't ever enter into from administration and medical all formalities. returned from outside Jammu ing total number of cases in the UT the fire bravely; the role of the boy the religious place knowing the and Kashmir to rejoin duty after Corona reports are received. returnees to duty after availing to 991 and active to 259 as 730 who was martyred was very signif- sanctity of the place. However, availing leave. Three more inter-State travel- leave, a labourer from Madhya patients have been treated and dis- icant. His retaliation was effective. this use, I think this is repeated Charge sheets produced against Malik Meanwhile, a CISF ers, all of whom were under admin- Pradesh, who was working in charged while there has been one While this firing was going on, the use of Masjids by militants. I activities at Sumbal town there made aware that charge sheets have Commandant whose unit was istrative quarantine after their return Sunderbani and a civilian from Corona casualty. private person who came in a car request Masjid Committees and by threatening cessation of terri- been lodged against him in respect deployed at Sui Chakhar in in Udhampur district, have tested got into the melee. Unfortunately, other respected citizens to secure tory of India and organized of two cases Under Section 13 Udhampur district, has tested posi- positive for COVID-19 and have 4 killed, 17 injured as minibus when he was getting down and was our religious places and don't crowds to raise and threatened ULA(P). Copies of the charge tive for COVID-19. been shifted to the hospitals. They trying to take the child out of the allow hijacking of these places by integrity and sovereignty. sheets were made available to Reports said the CISF had been sampled on return from carrying Barat falls in gorge Before filling charge sheet early Malik through email. car, he was shot by the militant bul- militants." Commandant had been putting up different parts of the country. The deceased were identified referred to GMC Hospital Jammu this week, police had moved an Court made accused aware that let from the Masjid." Regarding the security of the at a hotel in Udhampur after his Of five persons, who tested as Jagdish alias Jagu (40), son of in view of their critical condition. application for issuance of produc- he has right to engage counsel of Zulfikar said that they have Yatra, Zulfikar said: "All the securi- return from Kolkata by air on May Corona positive in Samba district, Jagat Ram of Pouni, Parkash The injured were identified as tion warrant for Malik by way of his choice to which he replied that examined all the technical details ty forces -whether it is Army or JKP 30. He was alright and had joined two were women, who happened to (45), son of Soba Ram of Barakh Balwan Singh ( 60), son of video conference for filling of he would be arguing himself. regarding the fire which hit the eld- or other forces are all working in his duties. However, during his stay be sisters-in-law. One of them was Pouni, Shiv Dass (62) alias Munshi Ram, Ankush Kumar charge sheet. Malik is lodged at Court directed Secretary DLSA erly man. "All of us have gone on perfect synergy and are still waiting in the hotel, he became slightly 50 and another 56 and hailed from Shattoo, son of Lenu of Darman (28), son of Gouri Lal, Rohit Central Jail Tihar New Delhi and Baramulla to provide à suitable the spot and have seen the angle of for the details of the Yatra. symptomatic and opted for Corona Rakh Pangola and Swankha vil- Pouni and Taro Devi (65), wife of Sharma (13), son of Joginder Pal, could not be physically produced penal lawyer for appearance on the FIR. We are very clear techni- Whenever details will come, we test from a private laboratory in lages. One of them had undergone late Jagat Ram of Pouni. Suresh Kumar (25), son of Suraj due to prevailing situation. behalf of Malik so enabling him to cally that this is the bullet of the mil- will prepare for the Yatra and will Jammu and was reported positive. surgery in Amritsar while the other The accident took place Parkash, Suraj Parkash (48), son Malik appeared before the have a fair trial and the case was itant and obviously child was scared make all arrangements." He has been kept in official had accompanied her. On return, around 8 pm on Garhi Narlu road of Sansar Chand, Kalo Devi (60), Court by way of video conference listed for next hearing of arguments Corona facility of a para-military both were sampled and tested posi- when the minibus (JK02AU- wife of Gouri Lal, Sunil Sharma Employees face problems in attending today and he was informed and on charge on 21st July. force. tive. They have been admitted in a 0634) which was carrying a Barat (14), son of Joginder Pal , Vishaka duties without transport facilities Meanwhile, police teams from hospital at Jammu.
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