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Jammu Saturday January 13 2018 CyanMagentaYellowBlack K Price 2.00 Pages : 12 K M M Y Y C C JAMMU SATURDAY JANUARY 13 2018 VOL. 33 | NO. 13 RNI No. 43798/86 REGD. NO. : JM/JK 118/15 /17 epaper.glimpsesoffuture.com Email: [email protected] WORLD NATIONAL SPORTS Trump uses slur JU: Swamy says 4 SC If one failure dents to describe immigrants judges should be respected, confidence, don't deserve from Haiti, Africa PM must interfere to play: Bumrah PAGE 8 PAGE 12 PAGE 9 News in Brief CM REPLIES TO THE DISCUSSION ON MOTION OF THANKS IN LC Can't let our neighbours Chief Minister greets Mehbooba underscores role of public ‘drift away to China', India people on Lohri JAMMU, JANUARY 12: not weak: Army chief Chief Minister, Mehbooba representatives in redressing State’s issues Mufti has greeted people on the oc- casion of Lohri. The Chief Minister said in a multicultural and multilingual State like Jammu Says more than nine thousand youth granted amnesty, 60 thousand & Kashmir such occasions bring casual workers regularised, youth engagement Govt.’s focus people closer and also bring joy and happiness to the society. JAMMU, JANUARY 12: crucial in getting Jammu & long shall we be seeing the dead Kashmir ahead on the road of de- bodies of our youth. The cycle Guv greets people on Strongly advocating dia- velopment, peace and progress. has to end and for that everyone logue to sort out issues, Chief She appreciated the concern of has to play its role,” she said in Lohri, Makar Sankranti Minister, Mehbooba Mufti today every section of political opinion her appeal. She said she was not JAMMU, JANUARY 12: underscored the role of public in this regard. Mehbooba Mufti happy while saying that 14 thou- representatives in redressing is- said the need of the hour is to get sand individual and community Governor N. N. Vohra, has ex- Army chief General Bipin Rawat during a press conference in New Delhi sues of the State and getting it out the State out of the vicious cycle bunkers are being constructed tended warm greetings to the peo- of difficulties. Replying to the of violence. She appealed all for the border people because she New Delhi, Jan 12: Friday told media in Delhi ple on the auspicious occasions of discussion on Motion of Thanks shades of opinion in the State wished the same money could stating that Indian Army Lohri and Makar Sankranti. In his on Governor’s Address in the and the Country to come forward have been used for building "We cannot allow our was capable of handling message of greetings, the Legislative Council today, the and play their role in getting schools, hospitals and other com- neighbours to drift away to China's assertiveness along Governor observed that these two Chief Minister said the role of Jammu& Kashmir out of uncer- munity assets if there was no China," Chief of Army Staff, the border. The Army chief festivals are a tribute to the public representatives is very tainties and bloodshed. “For how See CM Replies on Page 11 General Bipin Rawat on See Can’t Let on Page 11 See Guv Greets on Page 11 Over 720 people Hope AMU student returns and detained under PSA in last 2 years: Mehbooba join studies: Mehbooba Jammu, Jan 12: Jammu, Jan 12: on January 2. A photograph Nearly 726 people were de- purportedly depicting him Improve academic Jammu and Kashmir tained under Public Safety Act wielding arms appeared on Chief Minister Mehbooba (PSA) in Jammu and Kashmir in social media on January 6. ambience: Yogi Mufti today expressed hope the last two years, the government On Monday, Hizbul that the AMU student who Lucknow, Jan 12 (PTI): said today. In a written reply to a chief Syed Salahuddin was is said to have joined Hizbul See Over 720 on Page 11 quoted as claiming Wani's Uttar Pradesh Chief Mujahideen would return entry into the militant out- Minister Yogi home and continue his stud- fit. "His (Wani) class fellows Adityanath today wrote Three Afghan ies. The chief minister and parents have made an to vice chancellors and made the comments while appeal to him to come back. principals of all univer- men held for smuggling announcing an amnesty We hope he will come back sities and colleges in the scheme for the first-time and join them in studies," state to ensure academic about 40 kg saffron stone pelters during the mo- the chief minister said. ambience in the premis- New Delhi, Jan 12 (PTI): tion of thanks on the gover- Mehbooba also announced es so that students are nor's address in the state withdrawal of cases against not influenced by any Three Afghan men have been Legislative Council. 9,000 first-time offenders propaganda or anti-so- arrested by customs officials at Mannan Bashir Wani, a res- since 2008, in an effort to cial elements. His letter Indira Gandhi International ident of Kupwara district reach out to the youth of comes against the back- Airport here for allegedly trying to who was pursuing his PhD Kashmir. "It (the cases) drop of reports of alleged smuggle into the country about 40 in applied geology from makes difficult for them links of a Kashmiri See Three Afghan on Page 11 Aligarh Muslim University (the first-time offenders) to See Improve on Page 11 Artists perform a traditional folk dance to celebrate the festival of Lohri in Jammu. GOF Photo was last seen at the campus See Hope AMU on Page 11 51 killed, 9k injured in Court quash ISRO launches its 100th satellite, unrest after Burhan's 2666 people killed in Virtual revolt by 4 SC killing: CM dismisssal of cop calls it New Year gift for India Jammu, Jan 12: road accidents in judges against CJI, say after 14 years Chennai, Jan 12: rare failure. A jubilant IS- RO Chairman AS Kiran The Jammu and Kashmir gov- Jammu, Jan 12 (JNF): ernment today said 51 people were last 3 years in J-K India on Friday suc- Kumar announced that the killed and over 9,000 injured, in- democracy at stake Justice MK Hanjura cessfully launched weather ‘Cartosat 2’ Series satellite, cluding over 6,000 due to pellets, Jammu, Jan 12: after hearing Sr. Adv Sunil observation satellite the seventh in the series, a during the eight months- long un- New Delhi, Jan 12 Sethi with Adv Veenu ‘Cartosat 2’ Series and 29 nano-satellite and 28 com- rest in Kashmir after the killing of More than 2,500 people lost their lives in Govt not going Gupta quashed the termi- other spacecraft onboard mercial payloads were suc- See 51 Killed on Page 11 road accidents in Jammu and Kashmir in the Warning that democra- nation order of a cop after its depend- cessfully in- last three years, the state government said to- cy is at stake, four senior to intervene in 14 years with the observa- able Polar jected into day. There have been 15,996 accidents in the judges of the Supreme tions that the penalty im- rocket from the orbit one Snatching cash worked state in this period upto October 2017, result- Court today mounted a vir- SC judges' posed upon the petitioner, Sriharikota. by one by the out, criminal arrested with ing in 2,666 deaths and injuries to 22,021 per- tual revolt against the coun- cannot stand. The conduct The success- PSLV C-40, sons, Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti said in a try's chief justice, raising issue: Minister of a denovo enquiry under ful orbiting of in the space pistol in Gandhi Nagar written reply to a question of National questions on "selective" the facts and circum- the satellites of about 17.33 Conference MLC Shehnaz Ganai in the legisla- case allocation and certain New Delhi, Jan 12 (PTI) stances of the case where a by the Polar minutes Jammu, Jan 12: tive council. Of these, 958 people were killed in judicial orders, sending lot of water has flown Satellite since lift-off. Police today claimed to have 2016; 917 people in 2015; and 791 deaths in in shockwaves across the judi- The government to- down the River Tawi and Launch A micro arrested a criminal with country 2017 upto October end. Mufti said the state gov- ciary and polity. The un- day made it clear that it the Sword of Damocles has Vehicle (PSLV) PSLV-C40 carrying Cartosat satellite of made pistol at Gandhi Nagar. ernment has taken multiple steps to restrict precedented move by the was not going to inter- been kept hanging high on C-40 comes four series along with 30 other India would Police said that Akshay Gupta son enforcement of traffic laws and rules, mini- four judges including vene in the issue of four the head of the petitioner months after satellites lifts off from first be orbited af- of Vinod Gupta of Lakmi Narayan mizing road accidents and prevention of loss Justice J Chelameswar, the seniormost judges of the during the period spread- the Indian launch pad at Sriharikota ter about 90 Mandir in Gandhi Nagar lodged a of life and property. "The state government second senior judge after Supreme Court dubbing ing over more than a space Research minutes fol- complaint with the police that his has directed all Deputy Commissioners to for- Chief Justice Dipak Misra, the situation in the top decade by now will not Organisation’s (ISRO) mis- lowing the re-ignition of the father Vinod Gupta owner of mulate district road safety action plan for the brought to fore the simmer- court as "not in order" at serve any purpose when sion to launch backup navi- fourth stage, Kumar said.
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