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| MHA convenes fresh meeting on Kashmir killings | | | |
Early Times Report
Jammu, Nov 10: In the wake of fresh killings by militants in Kashmir, the Union Home Ministry chaired a high-level meeting to review the evolving situation.
Sources said on November 10 on the instructions of Union Home Minister, Amit Shah a high level meeting was held in the national capital. Shah, who recently visited Jammu and Kashmir is understood to have taken a “serious note of the uneasy situation.”
Sources said some of the officials from Kashmir attended the meeting online.
Sources said the meeting that lasted for around two hours discussed that that how come two persons got killed within 24 hours in Kashmir and that if there were possible chances of lapse on the part of the security forces.
It was reliably learnt that New Delhi sought “precise reasons” behind the killings in Kashmir.
The sources said the officials from Kashmir told the Home ministry that a “group of particular militants were responsible for the killings.”
“A strategy was decided to get the situation back to normal but those details cannot be shared in public domain,” sa... | |
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| Not Leaving Kashmir: Sandeep Mawa | | | |
Early Times Report
Srinagar, Nov 10: Kashmiri Pandit businessman Sandeep Mawa, whose salesman was killed in a terrorist attack believed to be aimed at him, on Wednesday said he will not leave Kashmir and remain here despite opposition from his family.
Mr Mawa also claimed that he escaped the attack as he left his shop early due to a prior intelligence input, but his salesman Mohammad Ibrahim Khan was shot dead near his shop in Bohri Kadal area of the city on Monday.
He said he was not deterred and will continue to stay in Kashmir Valley.
"No, I am not leaving Kashmir. There is no question (of leaving the valley)," Mr Mawa said when asked if he was thinking of leaving Kashmir in t... | |
| | | | Admin withdraws ‘controversial’ notice asking Kashmiri Pandits to join duties | | | |
Early Times Report
Jammu, Nov 10: Within hours after issuing a ‘controversial’ notice issued by the District Social Welfare Officer Anantnag to 26 Kashmiri Pandit employees regarding “unauthorized absence”, the higher-ups in the department expressed their ignorance about issuing any such order.
The order was later withdrawn after some social and religious organizations opposed it.
Earlier District Social Welfare Officer Anantnag termed the absence of 26 Pandit government employees, who had left after Valley after recent selective killings, as ‘unauthorized’ and directed them to join duty at their place of postings.
An explanation notice was issued to the employees by the District S... | |
| | | | Don’t demand 9% token tax from vehicle owners who have already paid it: HC to Govt | | | |
Early Times Report
JAMMU, Nov 10: A division bench of High Court comprising Justice Ali Mohammad Magrey and Justice Sanjay Dhar while taking serious note on demand of 9 percent token tax from the owners of vehicles who have already paid at the time registration outside the Jammu & Kashmir directed respondents to adhere to the judgment in letter and spirit and there shall be no demand made of 9 percent token tax from the owners of the vehicles who have already paid the tax at the time of registration outside the UT.
The DB directed that a response shall be filed within three weeks failing which all the respondents shall appear in person. This significant order has been passed by the... | |
| | | | COVID-19: JK reports 165 new cases, 3 deaths | | | |
Early Times Report
SRINAGAR, Nov 10: The Government today informed that 165 new positive cases of novel Corona virus (COVID-19), 18 from Jammu division and 147 from Kashmir division, have been reported today, thus taking the total number of positive cases in Jammu and Kashmir to 333490.Also, 03 Covid deaths have been reported; 01 from Jammu Division and 02 from Kashmir Division.
Moreover, 131 more COVID-19 patients have recovered and been discharged from various hospitals including 20from Jammu Division and 111 from Kashmir Division.
The Bulletin informs that no new case of Mucormycosis has been reported today.
On COVID vaccination, the bulletin informs that 79,419 doses of COVI... | |
| | | | Jammu shooting case: Suspended policeman, his colleague arrested | | | |
Early Times Report
JAMMU, Nov 10: A suspended policeman and his former colleague, who were wanted in connection with last week’s shooting incident in the outskirts of Jammu, were arrested from Kathua district of Jammu and Kashmir on Wednesday, a police officer said. Three people, including a history-sheeter and his brother, were killed and another critically injured in a shooting incident following a brawl over some issue in Salehar village of Arnia in R S Pura on Friday.
Jammu Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Chandan Kohli had constituted a special investigation team (SIT) to probe the incident and bring the culprits to book.
After initial investigation, constable Bhopinder Sin... | |
| | | | P-Mark’s ‘counterfeit’ mustard oil found substandard, 700 tins seized | | | | Saahil Suhail
Early Times Report
Anantnag, Nov 10: After multiple tests, the Food Safety and Standards Department in Kashmir has found P-Mark mustard oil of substandard quality and seized around 700 tins across Kashmir.
The officials however claim that the seized tins of mustard oil could be counterfeit and falsely branded as P-Mark Mustard edible oil.
According to reports, Kulgam Police last month seized a truck bearing registration number JK13E-9933 ferrying P-Mark Mustard edible oil from Kulgam to Jammu in suspicious circumstances. Around 415 tins with batch number 395 were seized and the driver was arrested. “FIR has been registered and investigation into this case is going on... | |
| | | | JDA asks former J&K Deputy CM to demolish illegally built house in Jammu | | | |
Early Times Report
Jammu, Nov 10: The Jammu Development Authority (JDA) has served a notice on senior BJP leader and former deputy chief minister Nirmal Singh asking him to demolish his illegally constructed house on the outskirts of the city within five days.
Singh and his family moved into the palatial bungalow near the Army's ammunition sub-depot at Ban village of Nagrota on July 23 last year, even though the high court had in May 2018 directed the authorities to ensure "strict implementation" of a 2015 notification barring general public from carrying out any construction within 1,000 yards of defence works.
"The matter is sub-judice and I will be consulting my lawyers for futu... | |
| | | | No confidence motion moved against VP Municipal Committee Thathri | | | | Asif Iqbal Naik
Early Times Report
KISHTWAR, Nov 10: In an extraordinary development four councilors of Municipal Committee Thathri moved a no confidence motion against its Vice President and a meeting regarding the same has been fixed on Thursday in the office of President MC Thathri.
As per the details available with Early Times, out of six ward members, four backed by the Congress party moved the no confidence motion against Vice President Gurdesh Kumar who is lone BJP member out of seven wards in MC Thathri that has presently the strength of six members following the death of Congress Ward Member Neek Alam.
Following the no confidence motion, Executive Officer MC Thathri vide... | |
| | | | JK Govt reiterates ban on sale of books, uniforms in private schools | | | | Early Times Report
Srinagar, Nov 10: Jammu and Kashmir government on Wednesday reiterated ban on sale of books and uniforms within the school premises or prescribed shops asserted that stern action would be taken against those who would be found indulging in such business.
A press statement issued from the Directorate of School Education said that some recognized private schools are defying the government orders by indulging in sale of books and uniforms in the school premises even forcing parents to purchase books from the specific shops.
“This practice is against the instructions already issued through communications”, the statement said and added “anybody found indulging in such b... | |
| | | | MC R S Pura takes note of Early Times Report | | | |
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Early Times Report
JAMMU, Nov 10: Muncipal Committee R S Pura has taken cognizance of the news published in Early Times titled "mocks of Swachh Bharat Mission" in RS Pura. Executive Officer Muncipal Committee R S Pura while taking note of the matter said that he has taken action into the matter within two hours.
The Executive Officer has assured for action in future too. On the occasion he thanked Early Times for bringing this type of issue in the notice of concern administration and Municipal Committee. He appealed to people to help department to make the Swachh Bharat Mission successful and effective.... | |
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