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| After domicile certificate now Rohingya man manages Aadhar, ration cards | | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, Oct 6: Two days after Kishtwar Police arrested a Rohingya woman for fraudulently obtaining a domicile certificate, Poonch Police on Friday booked a Rohingya man for managing Aadhar card and ration card in the border area Mendhar.
According to reports, a Rohingya resident identified as Mohammad Noman son of Mohibullah aged 35 years, resident of Myanmar, presently living in the house of Nazir Hussain son of Mohammad Yousuf resident of Dhargloon Tehsil Balakote who married Nazir Husain daughter namely Naseem Akhtar entered into the criminal conspiracy along with employees of different departments and prepared illegal/ forged Adhaar card and Ration card.
In this case, FIR no 117/2023 u/s 420,465,468,471,109,120-B IPC registered at Police Station Gursai and an investigation is set into motion.
More arrests are expected in the above case and all those who were part of criminal conspiracy and forgery shall be taken to legal determination
Two days ago, Kishtwar Police booked three people, including a Rohingya woman after she fraudulently obtained a dom... | |
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| Drug mafia again attacks cops in Samba | | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, Oct 6: Notwithstanding claims of the authorities to take effective action against the drug mafia, the notorious and influential drug lords of the Sarore area of Samba district once again attacked cops of J&K Police and sleuths of the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB).
Reports said that drug peddlers pelted stones at the joint party of J&K Police and NCB in the Sarore area of Bari Brahmana in Samba.
The drug smugglers pelted stones at the police for about an hour. Four personnel have been injured due to stone pelting.
Three months ago, a special branch team of police was attacked by drug smugglers in the same area. Then five police personnel were injured.
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| | | | Left wing extremism will be eliminated in 2 years: Amit Shah | | | | NEW DELHI, Oct 6: Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Friday said Left Wing Extremism will be totally eliminated from the country in two years.
Charing a meeting to review the security situation in LWE-affected states, Shah also said year 2022 witnessed the lowest number of incidents of violence and deaths in Naxal-hit areas in last four decades.
Left Wing Extremism will be totally eliminated from the country in two years, he said. “Naxalism is a curse to humanity and we are resolved to uproot it in all its forms,” he said.
Officials said violent incidents in Naxal-affected states have come down by 77 per cent in 2022 in comparison to the high of 2010.
The review meeting was attended by th... | |
| | | | HC refuses to extend date for judicial service exam | | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, Oct 6 : A Division Bench of Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh High Court Comprising Justice Sindhu Sharma and Justice Puneet Gupta dismissed the petition filed by 15 students seeking quashment of Notification No. 38-PSC (DR-P) of 2023 dated 27.08.2023, issued by respondent No.4, to the extent the date fixed for preliminary examination to be conducted on 08.10.2023 and competitive (Mains) examination with effect from 08.11.2023 for the post of Civil Judge (Junior Division).
The DB while dismissing the petition, observed that the Court is not to venture itself in such comparison and declare time frame for different posts and don the cloak of an expert.
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| | | | New rules for disability pension aimed at protecting interests of genuine personnel: CDS | | | | New Delhi, Oct 6: The new rules for granting disability pension to armed forces personnel were brought out following wide-ranging discussions among the three services and they are aimed protecting interests of the “genuine” people and ensuring a fitter military, Chief of Defence Staff Gen Anil Chauhan said on Friday.
The provisions of the revised entitlement rules will be applicable for the armed forces personnel who retired after September 21 and there will be no retrospective implementation of the norms, he said.
The new rules titled ‘Entitlement Rules (ER) for Casualty Pension and Disability Compensation Awards to Armed Forces Personnel, 2023’ were brought out based on the recommenda... | |
| | | | Army officer injured in accidental grenade blast in Rajouri | | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, Oct 6: An Army Officer on Thursday suffered injuries in an “accidental” grenade blast in Rajouri district of Jammu and Kashmir.
Army said that on Thursday, one officer was injured in a likely grenade accident at a post in Rajouri sector.
“The officer was evacuated and stable post initial treatment,” they said.
Army official stated that further investigation of the incident is in progress.... | |
| | | | Inter-State fraudster charged in Rs 28 lakh fraud case | | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, Oct 6: In a significant development, the Economic Offences Wing of the Crime Branch in Jammu has filed a preliminary charge sheet against Upendra Singh Rudradeo, a resident of Bihar, in a case involving a fraud of Rs. 28 lakhs. The accused, posing as the Head of the Indian Cooperative Mission (ICOM), lured the complainant, Puran Chand, into investing in various projects related to the mission.
The case originated from a complaint lodged by Puran Chand, a resident of Jammu’s Village Gazipur Kulian. He alleged that Upendra Singh Rudradeo, in collaboration with a close friend named Rakesh Ranjan, introduced himself as the National Head of the organization committ... | |
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