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Early Times Report
JAMMU, May 2: What is it that is happening in Kashmir? Every good move of the government is being opposed in Kashmir by perverted elements and Pakistani agents. One day they oppose the Kashmiri Pandit resettlement in the Valley. On another day, they oppose Amarnath yatra. Yet on another day, they oppose the Indian army, the Indian laws, the Indian institutions and what not. And on Friday, two fanatics and Pakistani agents - Sayeed Ali Shah Geelani and Mirwaiz Umar Farooq - opposed the decision to issue of Permanent Resident certificates (PRCs) in schools. Geelani opposed the decision in Tral rally, where pro-Pakistan slogans were raised and Pakistani flags hoist... | |
| | | | Geelani speaks for Pak, says India must demilitarize J&K | | Cat is out of the bag | | | Early Times Report
JAMMU, May 2: India needed a definite proof against pro-Pakistan Sued Ali Shah Geelani and it got it on April 15 and again on May 1. On April 15, another Pakistani conduit Masarat Alam organized anti-India rally near Srinagar Airport to accord welcome to Syed Ali Shah Geelani, where anti-India and pro-Pak and pro-independence slogans were raise and Pakistani flags unfurled. Geelani also addressed the rally and provoked anti-India and pro-Pakistan sentiments. Alam was ultimately rearrested under the nationalist pressure, but Geelani was allowed to go scot-free despite the fact that the nation also wanted the authorities to arrest him under the charge of sedition.
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| | | | Payment allegedly drawn against non-existent works under MGNREGA | | Budgam DC, RDD Director yet to initiate action.......................... | | | Early Times Report
Budgam, May 2: After the alleged embezzlement of more than Rs 20 lakh under Nirmal Bharat Abhiyaan (NBA) earlier called Total Sanitation Campaign, the Khansahib BDO office in Budgam district is again under scanner as payment amounting to more than Rs 25 lakh has allegedly been drawn in lieu of the works which do not exist on ground. These works were executed under MGNREGA in Dreygam village of Khansahib block.
The alleged NBA scam on which Early Times carried a detailed report a few days back was also related to Dreygam.
The information received under RTI by some locals of Dreygam has exposed an alleged multi-lakh scam related to the release of payments in favour ... | |
| | | | KTMF calls for Kashmir Bandh on May 5 | | KTMF calls for Kashmir Bandh on May 5 | | | Jehangir Rashid
Early Times Report
SRINAGAR, May 2: A premier organization of traders of Kashmir valley has given a call for Kashmir Bandh on May 5 against the government indifference to the compensation of flood affected people and the traders.
The traders have also decided to carry out a sit-in in support of their demands. They will assemble at the Budshah Chowk on May 5 and lodge protests against the alleged government apathy in rehabilitating the flood affected people.
Talking to Early Times, Chairman Kashmir Traders and Manufacturers Federation (KTMF), Mohammad Yaseen Khan said that despite lapse of eight months after the September 2014 flood, the governments have fai... | |
| | | | War of nerves between two senior BJP ministers | | Political games for ensuring safe survival | | | Early Times Report
JAMMU, May 2: As the time for shortlisting names for appointments in various prestigious Commissions, Boards and Corporations by government is drawing near, war of nerves has begun between two senior ministers of BJP who are up to grind own axe for furthering their personal political ambitions. Once close confidantes , Deputy Chief Minister Dr Nirmal Singh and Bali Bhagat are learnt to be on warpath at present.
Sources said that notwithstanding the fact that both the leaders have come from same ideology, rather same school of thought ABVP and until formation of government were ardent supporters of each other, the relations have stiffened to the extent that they have s... | |
| | | | KPs demand handover of 13 temples from Dharmarth Trust | | Pandits criticize Karan Singh | | | Javaid Naikoo
Early Times Report
SRINAGAR, May 2: The Kashmiri Pandits have severely criticized former Sader-e-Riyasat, Dr Karan Singh for holding custody of 12 famous temples of Kashmir over Dharmarth Trust fetching revenue of crores of rupees.
The Pandits demanded handover of all such temples as part of their ancestral property for the betterment of temples/shrines. They stressed need for Temple Bill to recover religious Property in ruins. Members of various other trusts functioning in Jammu and Kashmir headed by Kashmiri Pandits today said that Dharmarth Trust consisting 12 famous temples of Kashmir headed by Karan Singh in not justified as right of care taking of Temples and ... | |
| | | | Without sharing political & ideological similarities BJP, PDP share power in J&K | | Behind the veil | | | Early Times Report
JAMMU, May 2: It has taken exactly two months for the Deputy Chief Minister,Dr Nirmal Singh,to understand and realize that there is nothing common between the BJP and the PDP that share power in Jammu and Kashmir.Did he not know that the two had ideological and political differences before the two decided to forge an alliance for the formation of the Government and that too in a sensitive state like Jammu and Kashmir ?
As a professor teaching history one may not believe that Dr Nirmal Singh had no knowledge about political and ideological differences between the BJP and the PDP days or weeks or months before the two decided to join hands for sharing power.What does... | |
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