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25 Sept-2018.Qxd C M C M Y B Y B Postal Regd No- JK/485/2016-18 Internet Edition : www.truthprevail.com, E-paper : epaper.truthprevail.com RNI No. JKENG/2012/47637 T3 ru6th P8 revFaair and Fiearl ess * Governor addresses Convocation of National Institute... * Exclusive! Pyaar Ka Punchnama 3 will be told from the girl's... * FMPHWs continue their dharna on 29th day * Commissioner Food Safety reviews work of DOs * The Mediterranean diet reduces stroke risk, too * Beware of evil axis between Congress and Pakistan warns Brig Gupta email : [email protected] VOL 7, ISSUE NO. 265 JAMMU & KASHMIR TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 25, 2018 DAILY 8 PAGE Re. 1/- IInnssiiddee Pakistan is Sponsoring Terror in Jammu 5, including 3 minors, killed as landslide And Kashmir, Says Rajnath Singh Abducted civilian New Delhi : Union BJP leader said they were of 36 Rafale fighters after found shot dead in J&K Minister Rajnath Singh on raising non-issues as they holding talks with Hollande Srinagar : A 45-year-old Monday accused Pakistan of were bereft of any worthwhile on April 10, 2015, in Paris. civilian abducted by uniden - Srinagar : bFivue preopile, sfou rm memuberds o f ha foamiuly slaeunch eid na r eJscu&e oKpera’tison Dtionos. Adn oa fficial spokesman sponsoring terror in Jammu cause. The Congress has alleged tified gunmen on Saturday including four members of a were killed on the spot. They and were later joined by a said in Jammu that these oper - and Kashmir and said the mil - Congress stepped up its that the fresh deal for Rafale was found dead in Sopore, nomad family, were buried were all nomads who would police team, it said. The ations were launched in itary was fully capable of offensive against the Modi fighter jets was inked by the Jammu and Kashmir, on alive in sleep as their mud have shifted out of the area police added that dozens of Kathua’s Nagri, Chabbe thwarting any terror attack. government over the Rs Narendra Modi dispensation Monday, police said. house came under a huge and returned to their perma - sheep and bovines also per - Chak, Jakhole and Billawar Addressing the inter-state Mushtaq Ahmad Mir, a landslide in Jammu and by the police and State council (central) in Lucknow, tailor, was abducted from his Kashmir’s hilly district of Disaster Response Force he said that there was no place in Harwan area. His Doda overnight, officials said (SDRF) personnel. doubt that Pakistan was body with bullet marks was on Monday. The schools and colleges behind all forms of terror in recovered from Lathishat vil - They added that flash in worst-affected Doda dis - Jammu and Kashmir. lage. floods caused by days of tor - trict were closed as a precau - It is to be noted here that An FIR has been regis - rential rains have wreaked tionary measure. The authori - India had called off the talks tered, a police officer said. havoc with population and ties said that control rooms with Pakistan over the killing According to Hindustan properties in several parts of have been set up at various of three soldiers in Jammu Times, the man was abducted the state. places in this hilly belt and and Kashmir’s Shopian. a day after the bodies of three Doda’s Deputy some other districts of the Many recent developments policemen were found on Commissioner (DC) Jammu region in view of led to the volte-face. India Friday. All of them were kid - Simrandeep Singh told heavy rains in the last two was upset over the abduction napped from Shopian's Deccan Chronicle that Bashir days which resulted into a and killing of Indian soldiers. Kapran village. Three of Ahmed, 25, Nageena Begum, collapse of small bridges, Another reason was the them were found dead near 23, Zulfi Banoo, 9, washing away of roads and release of a special postal an orchard in Wangam vil - Muhammad Sharief, 8, and damage to both public and stamp commemorating lage, a few kilometres from one-and-a-half-year-old girl private properties. Burhan Wani in Pakistan. 58,000-crore fighter jet deal at a cost much higher than where they had been abduct - were killed when the mud Vehicular traffic was dis - Reacting on the issue, after former French President what was negotiated by the ed, a police officer said. house of one Noor rupted along the Srinagar- Pakistan Prime Minister said that the French side had previous government led by Muhammad Gujjar was nent home down the hills ished in the incident. Jammu and Srinagar-Leh Imran Khan had said that his no role in deciding the Offset it. The Congress has launched Manali-Leh highway buried under debris in the soon,” he said. The officials also said that highways whereas several ‘government’s offer of friend - partner for Dassault and the an offensive against the BJP closed after snowfall impact of a landslide. The police said that the 29 people, including ten chil - mountains passes have been ship’ should not be consid - name of Reliance was given government over the Rafale Jammu : The Manali-Leh “The incessant rains trig - incident occurred up the Gali dren and six women trapped closed following heavy to ered as Pakistan’s weakness. by the Indian side. deal, alleging corruption and highway in Jammu and Kashmir gered the landslide which Bhatoli village of Gandoh in flood-hit areas in Kathua moderate snowfall in the It may be worth mention - violation of rules by Prime has been closed for traffic due to buried a Kotha (mud shack) area of Doda. district, were, however, res - upper reaches of the Targeting the opposition ing here that PM Modi had Minister Narendra Modi and snowfall in the region, an offi - and five persons including The villagers immediately cued during overnight opera - Himalayan state. parties on the Rafale deal, the announced the procurement demanded answers from him. cial of the 38 Task Force of the Governor Satya Pal Malik says ‘Brutal killing General Reserve Engineering Congress Announces List Of Candidates Force (GREF) said on Sunday. Pak Minister Defends Burhan Wani of BSF jawan violates Geneva Convention The officials also said that traf - For Municipal Polls In Jammu and leaves no space for talks’ JAMMU : The Congress and counting will take place Stamps, Says 'Not All Are Terrorists' fic between Manali and Leh had Islamabad (Pakistan) : He also pointed out that Pakistan-based entities and Srinagar : Commenting limited mandate from the been closed since Saturday. on Monday announced its on October 20. on the recent brutal killing of Prime Minister and that is fourth list of 12 candidates In the fourth list, the party Pakistan Foreign Minister India’s response was “harsh the recent release of a series The 490-kilometres-long Shah Mehmood Qureshi on and non-diplomatic”. of 20 postage stamps by BSJ jawan and subsequently development, outreach, meet - Manali-Leh highway, which for the upcoming municipal announced the names of 12 cancellation of the talk due to ing people and making them passes through the Rohtang elections in Jammu and candidates for the Jammu Monday said that the reluc - “We want peace. It does Pakistan glorifying a terrorist tance of India to hold talks not mean, we cannot defend and terrorism confirm that be held between Indian and realize that Governor’s House Pass (13,050 ft), Baralacha Kashmir. Municipal Corporation Pakistan, Governor Satya Pal is open to them. I meet people Pass (16,020 ft), Lachlungla Municipal elections in the (JMC). The Congress had will not make Islamabad ourselves against aggression. Pakistan will not mend its close the doors on its efforts We can but we do not have an ways,” Kumar said. He noted Malik in an interviews on even at 12 in the nigh, even Pass (16,620 ft) and Tanglangla state will be held in four earlier announced the names Monday said that (17,480 ft), is crucial for the phases from October 8-16 of 75 candidates to promote peace in that two “deeply dis - the region. “India is turbing” events have the brutal killing movement of the armed forces of BSF jawan is in and their supplies and wares to reluctant, we will not taken place since the Five militants, solider killed in ongoing close our doors,” the announcement of a contravention of the areas ahead of Ladakh. all norms and left C M Informing about the buses, that anti-infiltration operation along LoC in Minister said while meeting between the C M addressing a news foreign ministers. no space for talks. Y B ply between Manali via “The killing of y B Keylong, a Himachal Road Jammu and Kashmir's Kupwara district conference at the Soon after India Srinagar : Three militants foiled an infiltration attempt Pakistan Embassy. cancelled talks with SPOs we are fac - Transport Corporation official ing everyday but said that it would take a week and a soldier were killed on along the LoC in Tangdhar “Hiding away Pakistan, Qureshi Monday in an ongoing anti- sector (in north Kashmir's from issues will not expressed regret and the brutality in the to restart bus services between killing of the BSF Manali via Keylong and Leh. infiltration operation along the Kupwara district)," an Army make them disappear. accused India of find - Line of Control (LoC) in spokesman said. He said two It will not improve the ing an excuse to reject jawan…We have The GREF is a wing of the killed 250 terror - Border Roads Organisation situation in Kashmir,” the proposal. He fur - Dawn online quoted ther said that Pakistan ists in the district (BRO) that maintains crucial where this jawan was killed.
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