Like our Facebook Page

news details

Land dispute row: People allege DSP holds them hostage 6/7/2015 11:52:55 PM Early Times Report Jammu, June 7: Gursai village in district Poonch witnessed hue and cry when some persons alleged that they were held hostage by a DSP rank person. The matter was reported to police and accordingly a police team rushed to the spot and freed the captives, including two ladies. As per reports, the bone of contention was of 21 kanals of land that was situated in village Gursai. One Fatima Bi of the same village claims it to be hers. Reports further said that, soon after having a complaint, a police team was rushed to the spot,but the captives refused to come out from the room till the disputed land was restored to them. Later, the matter was put up with the revenue department for further disposal. Meanwhile, DSP Rafiq Choudhary when contacted said that the piece of land in question was allotted to them and he had all valid documents to prove this, adding, it was the drama of other party to tarnish his image and that of his family members. SSP Poonch Jatinder Singh Johar said that police had not received any complaint from the aggrieved persons in this connection.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

top stories of the day

Plight of Jammu turns more pathetic Kashmir Inc corners Drabu, seeks 'explanation on failures' Had no tears for 2010 victims BOSE forgets 10th, 12th results of Doda, Ramban, Kishtwar; puts students' career in trouble Intelligence agencies investigating foreign hands in Jammu clashes Ban on private practice of doctors, many a slip between cup and lip PROs demolishing BJP Ministers' PR thick and fast Mattoo on an important mission in Jammu More green flags would flutter in Kashmir, threatens legislator Rashid Despite having knowledge of illegal medical shop, Health minister favours Munna Bhai MBBS Of 30 Territorial Divisions of Forest Department, 25 functioning without Working Plans Headless JKAACL to get a Secretary afterall 13 out of 67 absentee doctors resume duties In Nowshera College, HSS, middle school run under one roof No infrastructure, staff dearth, withheld salary mar new Administrative Units Protest in Marwah after woman dies while waiting for doctor Pollution more dangerous than terrorism, say lawmakers GHS School Kothi Bagh authorities 'coerce' students to pay flood relief fund In scorching heat Jammuites forced to endure eight hrs power cut

STOCK UPDATE

BSE Sensex NSE Nifty

CRICKET UPDATE