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Four Let Militants Killed in Nocturnal Gunfight in Shopian WEEKLY THE PUBLISH MIRROR VOL. 3. ISSUE NO. 12 RNI. NO- JKBIL/2019/78269 BILLINGUAL JAMMU| MONDAY| MARCH 22 | 2021 PAGES 16 PRICE RS. 2/- Four LeT militants killed in ‘Climate change impacting J-K, time to recharge depleting water resources’: L-G nocturnal gunfight in Shopian TP NEWS: also gone down and Jammu and Kashmir lieu- efforts were needed to TP NEWS: 19 militants killed in 9 tenant governor Manoj recharge them with the Inspector General of Sinha on Monday under- active support of the peo- Police Kashmir range encounters since Jan; appeal local lined reconciliatory meas- ple. “This is high time Vijay Kumar Monday militants to shun violence: IGP ures on war-footing to that we should work out said that four Lashkar-e- recharge rapidly deplet- an integrated strategy to Toiba militants were TP NEWS: security forces since ing water resources in increase the receding killed in a nocturnal A top police officer on January this year in river and snow-rich water level in the wells encounter at Imamsahib Monday said that two top Kashmir, where four sol- Jammu and Kasmir “Out of 208 hydro- before it is too late,” he area of Shopian in South commanders were among diers, including two before it proved too little, graph stations which said.He, however, Kashmir’s Shopian dis- 19 militants killed in nine policemen, were martyred. too late. were monitored, the expressed satisfaction trict and with the killing different encounters with Cont. Page 2 Addressing a gathering water level in 171 wells that the Central Ground of four militants, 19 mili- on the occasion of World has decreased. The water Water Board (CGWB) has tants including two top on a tip off, joint teams of nately triggering a gun- Water Day, Sinha said level has increased in kept all 20 districts of the commanders were killed army, police and the fight. We brought family that climate change has only 37 wells in Jammu UT in ‘safe category’. since January this year. CRPF laid a siege at Imam members of the trapped impacted Jammu and division,” he said. “But it has also asked us Addressing a press Sahib area of Shopian. militants and even at 2 Kashmir as well where Sinha also said that the to be cautious because cli- conference at police con- “When the suspected am, repeated surrender glaciers have reduced water level in Kathua, mate change is also affect- trol room here, the IGP house was zeroed in, the offers were made. from 25 per cent to 17 Samba, Jammu and ing J-K,” said Sinha. Kashmir said that acting militants fired indiscrimi- Cont. Page 2 per cent. Udhampur districts has Cont. Page 2 Will continue peaceful J&K to generate revenue of Days after Inclement weather in J&K to continue today fight for Rs 24485 crore from tax, ceasefire pact, No vehicular movement on restoration of rights non-tax resources in 2021-22 India-Pakistan Srinagar-Jammu highway today of J&K people: Omar TP NEWS: replied that out of a total shooting stones and land- Jammu & Kashmir has budgetary outlay of Rs. to hold water- slides on the highway. estimated to generate rev- 1,08,621 crore (2021-22), sharing talks It said that due to enue of Rs 24,485 crore tax revenue of J&K is pro- heavy accumulation of during the next financial jected as Rs. 16,276 crore TP NEWS: snow, the Mughal road year. and own non-tax revenue The Indus commissioners connecting Poonch and Documents in posses- as Rs. 8,209 crore, totaling of India and Pakistan are Shopian districts shall sion of news agency Rs. 24,485 crore for the all set to hold the annual continue to remain reveal that tax revenue of year 2021-22,” reads the dialogue on March 23-24 TP NEWS: closed. Traffic police fur- J&K is projected at Rs 16, report of department- in the national capital Authorities on Monday ther urged commuters to 276 crore in 2021-22, related parliamentary after a gap of nearly two informed that due to confirm the status of the while non-tax revenue is standing committee on and a half years.This inclement weather condi- road before travelling on TP NEWS: estimated to be 8209 crore Home Affairs. year's Permanent Indus tions there shall be no the strategic highway. National Conference during the fiscal. “The According to the Commission meeting traffic movement on the Jatindar Singh Johar, (NC) Vice President committee sought to report, the revised rev- will be the first between Srinagar-Jammu highway SSP Traffic, Ramban, told Omar Abdullah on know about the quantum enue estimates of the UT the two commissioners today. news agency that traffic Monday welcomed the of revenue generated by for ongoing fiscal is Rs after the August 2019 J&K traffic police in a on the Srinagar-Jammu restoration of ceasefire UT of J&K by their own 17030 crore. out of total nullification of the opera- communique said that in national highway was pact on LoC, IB between resources. The adminis- budgetary outlay of Rs tive provisions of Article view of bad weather fore- disrupted for a few hours India and Pakistan. tration of the UT of 92,341 crore under 370 that gave special cast by the MeT depart- on Monday. Cont. Page 2 Jammu & Kashmir Cont. Page 2 Cont. Page 2 ment, there are chances of Cont. Page 2 Money laundering case: HC Allows J&K Covid-19: Cases continue to swell as 132 DySP Devender Mehbooba Mufti doesn’t Bank To Go Ahead Singh Case: NIA appear before ED With Selection of people test positive; tally at 128679 1850 PO, BA Posts COVID-19 rules violation: Over 9000 people fined so far in Jammu files chargesheet TP NEWS: PDP presi- dent Mehbooba Mufti on TP NEWS: The J&K TP NEWS: news agency that among 132 new cases, against Waheed Monday did not appear High Court on Monday The Covid-19 cases in Jammu and 104 belong to Kashmir division while as before the Enforcement dismissed petitions chal- Kashmir continue to rise as 132 fresh 28 are from Jammu division, adding that Para, two others Directorate at its head- lenging Jammu and positive cases were reported on Monday the total number of positive cases in quarters here in a money Kashmir Bank’s fresh pushing the number of active Kashmir division have reached to laundering case, citing notification for filling up cases near 1,350 which other- 76,276 including 73,981 recover- that she had prior com- of 350 probationary offi- wise were less than 600 a ies and 1,249 deaths while as mitments that could not cers and 1500 banking few weeks before. No total number of positive cases be cancelledHowever, associates’ vacancies. death was reported in last in Jammu division have the former Jammu and The petitions were 24 hours, however, active reached to 52,403 including Kashmir chief minister filed by at least 288 aspir- cases continues to increase 51,381 recoveries and 732 said she is ready and ing candidates who had and recovery rate decreases deaths The officials said that the willing to be questioned participated in the selec- with each passing day. 132 fresh total number of active cases in in Srinagar, preferably at tion process pursuant to positive cases were reported on Monday Jammu and Kashmir are 1,336 including TP NEWS: her residence or through a notification on 6 taking the tally of positive cases to 1,046 from Kashmir division and 290 National Investigation video conference. The 61- October 2018 and had 128,679. from Jammu division.With 86 more Agency (NIA) Monday year-old leader, who was challenged the bank’s Of the exact number of 128,679 cases, recoveries, the tally of total recoveries in filed a chargesheet released last year after 15th April 2020 76,276 are from Kashmir and 52,403 Jammu and Kashmir has reached to against three persons from Jammu division. Officials told the Cont. Page 2 Cont. Page 2 Cont. Page 2 Cont. Page 2 THE PUBLISH MIRROR 2 JAMMU|| MONDAY|| MARCH 22|| 2021 FROM PAGE-1 not insisted on her personal appearance at that time. Four LeT.... Days after .... "I write to you in reference to the summons issued to me to be pres- ent at your Delhi office on March 22. I have challenged in the Delhi The militants turned down the offer and fired at forces in which one status to the state of Jammu and Kashmir.The last meeting took place in Lahore in August 2018.Earlier, India and Pakistan had announced High Court the constitutional vires of Section 50 of the PMLA soldier sustained bullet injury,” the Kashmir police chief said as per on February 25 that they have agreed to strictly observe all agree- (Prevention of Money Laundering Act), under which these summons news agency. ments on ceasefire along the Line of Control (LoC) in Jammu and are issued," she said in a letter to the ED. He said that in the ensuing gunfight, four militants were killed. Kashmir and other sectors.According to reports, the United Arab Section 50 of the PMLA empowers the authority, that is, officers of the “Some reports suggested that they belong to TRF, but for us TRF and Emirates, with whom both the countries have close ties, may have ED, to summon any person to give evidence or produce records. Lashkar-e-Mustafa the fake names and are off shoots of Lashkar-e- played a role in secret efforts to achieve detente.A seven-member Toiba and Jaish-e-Muhammad.
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