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Early Times Report
Jammu, June 5: Victims of the infamous Dhangri terror attack have seemed to run out of patience as promises of the authorities to track down perpetrators, within a stipulated time, yet to be translated into reality.
Six months have passed when terrorists claimed the lives of seven unarmed civilians including two minor children, in two back-to-back attacks in the Dhangri village of Jammu and Kashmir’s Rajouri district.
A day after the gruesome terror attack, higher-ups in the administration promised that those involved in committing this crime would be brought to justice as earlier as possible but security forces have yet to get any lead in this incident.
On Monday some victim families interacted with the media to remind authorities of their promise.
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| Deepu Kumar’s wife delivers baby week after husband’s killing | | | |
Early Times Report
JAMMU, June 5: A week after she lost her husband to a terror attack in Anantnag district, Gudiya gave birth to a baby boy at her mud house in Udhampur district.
Deepu Kumar, 27, who worked at a circus in the Janglat Mandi area in the south Kashmir district, was shot dead by Lashkar-e-Taiba terrorists when he had gone to the market to buy milk around 8.30 pm on May 29.
“Gudiya delivered a baby boy on Sunday.
Although it is a happy moment for the family, it is heartbreaking to see Deepu not here to take a glimpse of his child,” Surma Devi, a relative, said.
Kumar had married Gudiya about two years ago.
Deepu’s family is living in abject poverty in Udhampur. They... | |
| | | | Pak using drugs, relatives of killed terrorists, social media to revive terrorism in J&K | | | |
Early Times Report
Jammu, June 5: Despite losing the 30-year long proxy war in Jammu and Kashmir, Pakistan hasn’t given up yet and is making desperate attempts to revive terrorism in the Union Territory.
According to the sources, terror training camps are still intact in Pakistan occupied Kashmir (PoK) and the terrorist handlers are making every attempt to push the terrorists into Jammu and Kashmir. “The leaders of the terror groups based in PoK are using social media to radicalize the youth and are also trying to revive their old contacts,” sources added.
They said, “Terrorist handlers are trying to rope in the relatives of the killed terrorists and even the former terrorists.”
It’... | |
| | | | J&K Police to “approach” Interpol to nab 36 Kishtwar terrorists operating from PoK, Pak | | | |
Early Times Report
Jammu, June 5: Determined to dismantle the ecosystem of terror, the Jammu and Kashmir Police may soon “approach” the Interpol (International Criminal Police Organization) to apprehend 36 hardcore terrorists hailing from Kishtwar district representing different terrorist outfits and are presently operating from the Pakistan or the Pakistan-occupied-Kashmir (PoK).
Police sources said that 36 hardcore terrorists of different outfits from Kishtwar district, are already identified, who exfiltrated to the Pakistan or the Pakistan-occupied-Kashmir in mid 90s.
“A list of all identified terrorists is ready while non-bailable warrants are also obtained against them,” sourc... | |
| | | | Pak drone shot near Amritsar, over 3 kg Heroin recovered | | | |
Agencies
Amritsar, June 5: The Border Security Force shot down a Pakistani drone near the International Border in Punjab’s Amritsar and recovered over 3 kg of heroin, a spokesperson of the force said on Monday.
After noticing the unmanned aerial vehicle at around 9:45 pm on Sunday, the BSF troops intercepted it by opening fire.
During a search of the area, the BSF personnel recovered a black-coloured drone (quadcopter, Matrice, 300 RTK) along with three packets of heroin from a field village Rattankhurd in Amritsar, the BSF spokesperson said. The recovered consignment weighs around 3.20 kg.... | |
| | | | NC-PDP-Cong finalize seat-sharing agreement for LS Polls | | | |
Early Times Report
Jammu, June 5: Even though no official announcement has been made so far but opposition parties have almost finalized seat-sharing arrangements for the coming Lok Sabha elections in Jammu and Kashmir.
Highly placed sources said that following the intervention of Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, three main opposition parties namely the National Conference, Peoples Democratic Party, and Congress have decided to contest Lok Sabha elections as per the seat-sharing agreement.
Sources said that as per the seat-sharing agreement, which will be announced just before the announcement of the Lok Sabha elections, the National Conference will contest two Lok Sabha seats of K... | |
| | | | Farooq, Mehbooba to attend Nitish’s meeting | | | |
Agencies
New Delhi, June 5: Two former Chief Ministers of the erstwhile state of J&K, Dr Farooq Abdullah and Mehbooba Mufti have been invited to attend the much-publicised meeting of the opposition parties at Patna.
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar has invited all non-BJP parties for a meeting on June 12 to devise a strategy for the coming Lok Sabha elections. Two regional parties from Jammu and Kashmir namely the National Conference and Peoples Democratic Party have been invited in the meeting. ... | |
| | | | India moving ahead with clear roadmap on environment, climate change: PM Modi | | | |
Agencies
New Delhi, June 5: India is moving ahead with a clear roadmap for environment protection and climate change, while maintaining a balance between present requirements and future vision, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Monday.
Speaking on the occasion of the World Environment Day, he said if India has expanded its 4G and 5G telecom networks, it has also enhanced its forest cover on an equal footing. “The theme of this year’s World Environment Day is to get rid of single-use plastic, an issue about which the world is talking today but India has been working on it consistently for the last four-five years. “In 2018 itself, India started working at two levels for getting rid... | |
| | | | Probe ordered in building demolition, CEO Kathua attached | | | |
Early Times Report
Jammu, June 5: Days after claimed to be an “illegal” commercial complex was partially damaged during a demolition drive carried out by the Kathua Municipal Council, the Director.
Urban Local Bodies, Jammu have attached the Chief Executive Officer, Municipal Council and framed a three-member committee to probe the matter.
Protest triggered against the administration on June 3 in Kathua town of Jammu and Kashmir after authorities attempted to carry out a demolition drive and partially damaged an “illegal” commercial complex.
The Directorate of Urban Local Bodies, Jammu on Monday in an order said that in view of reports published/circulated in social media regarding ... | |
| | | | Record 38.47 lakh pilgrims visit Mata Vaishno Devi shrine from Jan to May | | | |
Early Times Report
Jammu, June 5: Setting a new record this year in the first five months, more than 38 lakhs pilgrims have visited the Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Cave Shrine nestled in Trikuta Hills of Katra town in Reasi district of Jammu and Kashmir.
Official sources on Monday said that in view of summer vacations, presently there is a huge rush in the Katra town and pilgrims are leaving for the Bhawan to pay obeisance at the cave shrine.
“This year so far in the first five months, 38.47 lakh (38,47,584) pilgrims have visited the cave shrine,” said an official.
He stated that the figure is higher if compared this p[eriod of 2022, in which 34,67,222 pilgrims visited the cave shrine.
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