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25/05/2022

*Terror funding case |* Two life imprisonments have been given to Yasin Malik, besides that 10 years of rigorous imprisonment in 10 offences and *Rs 10 lakh penalty,* all the punishments will run concurrently: *Advocate Umesh Sharma*

29/04/2022

*Eidul Fitr in Saudi Arabia: Court calls for Shawwal moon sighting tomorrow*

RIYADH/DUBAI: The Supreme Court of Saudi Arabia has called on Muslims throughout the Kingdom to sight the Shawwal moon on the eve of 29th Ramadan 1443 AH which falls on Saturday, the Saudi Gazette reported.

A statement issued by the Saudi Press Agency (SPA) said that the Saudi apex court urged people to report to the nearest court and register testimony in case they spot the crescent of Shawwal either with the naked eye or through binoculars.

Meanwhile, Saudi Minister of Islamic Affairs, Call and Guidance Sheikh Dr Abdullatif Bin Abdulaziz Al Al-Sheikh directed all the authorities concerned to make arrangements to host Eid prayers at all mosques and outdoor praying halls.

The Eid prayers will be offered 15 minutes after sunrise on whichever day Eid falls as per the Umm Al-Qura calendar.

Moreover, Saudi Arabia will observe four days of Eid holidays, starting Sunday, both for private and non-profit sectors.

29/04/2022

*Eid in Pakistan: No chance of sighting Shawwal moon on Sunday*

The Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) said Friday that the new moon of Shawwal, 1443 AH, may not be sighted on the evening of May 1.

The new moon will be born on May 1, a statement from the meteorological department said.

"The new moon of Shawwal, 1443 AH, will be born on the crossing conjunction point at 01:28am PST on 01-05-2022," PMD said.

PMD said climate data also shows that the weather is expected to be fairly cloudy in most parts of the country on Sunday, which would result in low visibility.

Therefore, considering the astronomical parameters, there is no chance of sighting the new moon on the 29th of Ramadan, 1443 AH, the meteorological department said.

29/04/2022

*5.8 kgs of heroine recovered along LoC in Rajouri*

KNO Correspondent

Rajouri, Apr 29 (KNO): Army on Friday recovered a consignment of smuggled heroine along the Line of Control in Rajouri.

In an statement issued to news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO), SSP Rajouri Mohammad Aslam said that on Friday, Army's Lam Battalion of Ace of Spades Division noticed some suspicious movement in the area.

"On this search and sanitization operation was launched when a black polythene bag containing 6 packets of heroine like substance weighing 5.8 KGs (approx) was recovered." said SSP.

On this information case FIR No.69/2022 u/s 8/21 NDPS Act stands registered at PS Nowshera, he said. Further investigation in the matter is going on in PS Nowshera, SSP added—(KNO)

29/04/2022

*9 Tourists Among 41 ‘Badly’ Bitten By Stray Dogs On Boulevard Dalgate*

Srinagar, April 29 (GNS): Nine tourists were among at least 41 persons bitten by stray dogs at Boulevard Road near Gagribal area of Dalgate Srinagar, officials said on Friday.

They said all these persons were brought to SMHS Hospital for treatment. “All of them have been bitten badly,” an official told GNS.

While nine tourists were going through the busy road, the locals persons were coming out of Masjid after offering Isha prayers, they said.

Medical Superintendent SHMS Dr Kawaljeet Singh told GNS that the hospital received several dog bitten cases include a few tourists. (GNS)

29/04/2022

*Day 3 & Counting: Airtel Xstream Fiber Outage Leaves Subscribers High & Dry*

Srinagar, Apr 29, KNT: Airtel Xstream Fiber service has gone down in parts of Srinagar city since Wednesday morning while this unannounced outage that was supposedly going to end on Wednesday afternoon continues with bleak chances for restoration till the filing of this report on Friday evening.

For the past three days, the subscribers of Airtel India (Airtel Xstream Fiber) have been given false assurances through mobile texts. “Since Wednesday, I receive at least four SMSs from Airtel on daily basis and every time they assure that service will be restored by 12:46 and when it doesn’t another SMS informs that the service will be restored by 3:46 and this cycle continues,” a subscribe Abdul Rouf told news agency Kashmir News Trust.

“I am frustrated now, I don’t understand what to do. My work has been hit due to poor services of Airtel,” said another subscriber Surninder Singh adding that he pays Rs 1000 monthly for better service but the company is a total disappointment.

“Our team is still working to resolve the issue. The expected time to resume your Airtel Xstream Fiber services is 27 April 2022, 12:46 PM,” subscribers receive such kinds of texts from the last three days with a slight change in date and timings.

A subscriber from the Mehjoor Nagar area of Srinagar said that a technical expert informed him that this outage is not only in Srinagar but in Jammu as well. He said for the past three days efforts are on to rectify the fault.

“For me, the three-day continuous outage and counting is a new experience. I now firmly believe that Airtel cares a fig for customer services,” said a subscriber saying that he would have switched to another company but unfortunately there is no feasibility.

News Agency KNT found that netizens on social media in the past as well have complained against Airtel Xstream Fiber. From Mumbai, to Gorukhpur to Delhi to Srinagar and so on, in every city, netizens have given vent to their anger and frustration requesting others not to trust Airtel.

“My Xstream Fiber connection is down for more than 24 hours due to a "network outage" reason and you have miserably failed to rectify the fault. Your CS team has just been handing me out false assurances & timelines,” reads a tweet from a visibly frustrated Airtel subscriber. (KNT)

At least 3 dozen people including 17 tourists were bitten by rabid dogs at Boulevard road in Dalgate Srinagar
29/04/2022

At least 3 dozen people including 17 tourists were bitten by rabid dogs at Boulevard road in Dalgate Srinagar

29/04/2022

Power Development Department taking steps to ensure adequate power supply

Srinagar, April 29,KNT: On Shab-e-Qadr, Power Development Department (PDD) was able to supply 1575 MW and 170 LAC units of energy which is the highest load served to Kashmir valley on the occasion of Shab-e-qadr from 1800 hrs of 28th April 2022 to 0600 hrs of 29th April 2022.

This is 55 MW more peak achieved and about 7 Lac units of more energy supplied vis-a-vis last year’s Shab-e-Qadr. During the same time period last year, 1520 MW peak load was served and 163 Lac units of energy supplied.

Maximum load served on 29th April 2021 for Jammu Division was 1001 MW which was increased to 1145 MW on 29th April 2022. At 5PM on 29th April 2021, 752 MW was served in Jammu Division which was increased to 1054 MW this year, which is 302 MW more than the last year. At 2PM 29th April last year, 894 MW load was served which was increased to 1065 MW this year for Jammu Division. Similarly, at 3PM last year, 945 MW was served which was enhanced to 1113 MW this year.

Nitishwar Kumar, Principal Secretary, PDD said he is grateful to the Union Power Minister Sh. RK Singh for providing additional 207 MW to Jammu & Kashmir and this will substantially add to the power availability of the Union Territory.

“We are trying to procure as much power as available at the energy exchange at whichever price. But, due to increased nationwide demand, we can avail limited power only. However, I am confident the situation will improve in coming days and we will be able to give better supply," Nitishwar Kumar said.(KNT)

29/04/2022

Kashmir: Court quashes carpenter’s PSA detention

Srinagar, Apr 29, KNT: Jammu and Kashmir High Court quashed the detention of a carpenter from Central Kashmir’s Budgam district under the contentious Public Safety Act (PSA).

Court sources informed news agency Kashmir News Trust that the detention of Javaid Ahmed Mir son of Bashir Ahmed, a resident of Gotapora Narbal Budgam was quashed by the court on Thursday, nearly seven months after he was arrested on charges of alleged stone-pelting in October 2021 and simultaneously booked under the PSA.

Justice Vinod Chaterji Koul after hearing the arguments of Advocate Bashir Ahmed Tak, who represented the accused quashed his detention under the Public Safety Act and directed authorities to release him from Sub-Jail Kupwara where he is presently lodged. (KNT)

"Indeed we belong to Allah and to him we shall return"With profound grief and sorrow, i inform Dr.Kuslum banoo is no mor...
29/04/2022

"Indeed we belong to Allah and to him we shall return"

With profound grief and sorrow, i inform
Dr.Kuslum banoo is no more

May Allah (swt) rest her soul in eternal peace and give her the highest place in Jannah (AAMEEN) 🥹🥹

Fatiha khwaani will be on Sunday 1st may
9:30 AM at malkhah dalgate

28/04/2022

: Both killed militants identified as local militants namely Aijaz Hafiz & Shahid Ayub, of Al-Badr outfit. 02 AK rifles recovered. They had been involved in series of attacks on outside labourers in Pulwama in the month of March-April 2022: IGP Kashmir.

27/04/2022

: 01 killed. in progress. Further details shall follow.

27/04/2022

Pulwama encounter | Two-three militants including a Pakistani militant of JeM outfit trapped inside the cordon. Halted operation due to the evacuation of civilians. One soldier is injured during the ongoing operation: IGP Kashmir Vijay Kumar

27/04/2022

Press release

Anjuman Auqaf Jamia Masjid has informed that government and Police officials headed by a magistrate visited the Jama Masjid premises today after iftar and conveyed to the Auqaf members that authorities have decided not to allow Juma tul vida congregational prayers to be held in Jama Masjid on the last Friday of Ramzan , as well as no prayers or shab to be allowed on shab e Qadr at the historic Jama Masjid
Anjumam strongly denounces this decision of the authorities . Details to follow soon

27/04/2022

*Shab-I-Qadr &Jumat-Ul-Vida: Traffic Police issues traffic plan*

Srinagar, Apr 27 (KNO): In wake of the Shab-I-Qadr and Jumat-Ul-Vida, the traffic police on Wednesday issued an elaborate traffic plan.

A large number of devotees are expected to assemble at Asari Sharief Hazratbal for the celebrations of Shab-i-Qadr falling on the intervening night of 28th/29th of April 2022 and Jumat-ul-Vida on 29th of April-2022, a traffic issued to the news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO) reads.

It said that Traffic Police has made elaborate traffic arrangements for smooth flow of traffic coming from different districts of Valley carrying devotees to the Holy Shrine at Hazratbal.

Following routes have been earmarked for the traffic coming from both North and South of Kashmir valley including Central Districts.

In order to ensure smooth regulation of traffic following route plan are hereby devised for convenience of general public for 28th and 29th of April-2022.

ROUTE PLAN

Route Plan for vehicles carrying devotees from North, South and Central Kashmir is as under:

NORTH KASHMIR:

Vehicles coming from North Kashmir carrying devotees after reaching Shalteng shall adopt the following route to reach Hazratbal, Shrine.

SHALTENG - PARIMPORA - QAMARWARI - CEMENT BRIDGE - NOORBAGH -SEKIDAFAR - EIDGAH - ALI MASJID - SAZGARIPORA - HAWAL – ALAMGARI BAZAR - MILL STOP - MOLVI STOP (LAL BAZAR) BOTSHAH MOHALLAH - KANITAR - UNIVERSITY PARKING (SADERBAL SIDE)

SOUTH KASHMIR:

Vehicles carrying devotees coming from South Kashmir after reaching Panthachowk shall adopt the following route to reach Hazratbal, Shrine:- PANTHACHOWK - STONE QUARRY (ATHAWAJAN) BATWARA – SONWAR BAZAR - RAM MUNSHI BAGH-GUPKAR - GRAND PALACE - ZETHIYAR GHAT - NISHAT - FORESHORE ROAD - HABAK CROSSING - UNIVERSITY PARKING (NASEEM BAGH SIDE).

CENTRAL KASHMIR:

FROM BUDGAM:
Vehicles carrying devotees coming from Budgam and adjoining areas shall adopt the following route to reach Hazratbal, Shrine:- HYDERPORA - TENGPORA - BEMINA BYPASS BEMINA CROSSING QAMARWARI - CEMENT BRIDGE - NOORBAGH - SEKIDAFAR – EIDGAH ALI MASJID - SAZGARIPORA - HAWAL - ALAMGARI BAZAR - MILL STOP - MOLVI STOP (LAL BAZAR) - BOTSHAH MOHALLAH - KANITAR – UNIVERSITY PARKING (SADERBAL SIDE).

FROM LALCHOWK:-
LAL CHOWK - SRTC CROSSING - IKHWAN CHOWK - KHANYAR CHOWK- BHORI KADAL - RAJOURI KADAL - GOJWARI CHOWK - HAWAL – ALAMGARI BAZAR - MILL STOP - MOLVI STOP (LAL BAZAR) - BOTSHAH MOHALLAH - KANITAR - UNIVERSITY PARKING (SADERBAL SIDE).

III. FROM GANDERBAL:- NAGBAL - ZAKOORA - HABAK - NASEEM BAGH PARKING -

RETURN ROUTES:-

NORTH KASHMIR:

North bound vehicles on return from Hazratbal Shrine shall adopt the following routes:

UNIVERSITY PARKING (SADERBAL SIDE) ASHAI BAGH CROSSING RAINAWARI - KHANYAR - NOWPORA - DALGATE - M.A ROAD – BUDSHAH BRIDGE - JEHANGIR CHOWK FLYOVER BATMALOO -MOMINABAD-TENGPORA - BEMINA BYPASS-PARIMPORA - SHALTENG - AND ONWARDS.

SOUTH KASHMIR:

South Kashmir bound vehicles on return from Hazratbal Shrine shall adopt the following routes:-

NASEEM BAGH PARKING HABAK CROSSING FORESHORE ROAD - NISHAT - ZETHIYAR GHAT - GUPKAR - RAM MUNSHIBAGH SONWAR BAZAR - PANTHACHOWK - ONWARDS.

CENTRAL KASHMIR:

Vehicles bound for Central Kashmir areas on return from Hazratbal Shrine shall adopt the following routes:-

FOR BUDGAM:- NIT - ASHAI BAGH CROSSING RAINAWARI - KHANYAR NOWPORA DALGATE - GOLF CROSSING RADIO KASHMIR - ABDULLAH BRIDGE HATRIC - CONVENT CROSSING - P/S RAJBAGH - JAWHARNAGAR CHOWK - JAWHARNAGAR BUND RAMBAGH BARZULLAH BRIDGE – SADDER CROSSING - HYDERPORA - ONWARDS.
FOR GANDERBAL:- NASEEM BAGH PARKING - HABAK - ZAKOORA - NAGBAL AND ONWARDS.
III. FOR LALCHOWK:-NIT PARKING ASHAI BAGH CROSSING RAINAWARI – KHANYAR NOWPORA BRIDGE KHAYAM CHOWK DALGATE - M.A ROAD LALCHOWK.

PARKING PLAN

Elaborate parking arrangements have been made at available locations around the

Hazratbal:

For vehicles from North Central Kashmir:

Inside University campus through Sir Syed Gate (Saderbal Side)

For vehicles from South Kashmir including Ganderbal:

Inside Naseem Bagh University Campus through Budshah Gate (Habbak Side).

For vehicle moving from Rainawari Khanyar towards Hazratbal Shrine.

NIT Parking

Traffic camp at Hazratbal ( VIP Parking)

This area is specially earmarked for official vehicles—(KNO)

27/04/2022

*Young labourer from Bihar dies while working at Zojila Tunnel*

Umar Raina

Ganderbal, Apr 27, KNT: A 24-year old labourer from Bihar died while working at Zojila Tunnel here in Central Kashmir’s Ganderbal district.

Police sources said that Bablu Kumar son of Suraj Mehtoo of Marmar Dakcheni Bihar felt unconscious while working on Zojila Tunnel. He was shifted to a nearby medical facility where doctors declared him dead on arrival.

Police in this regard registered a case and started proceedings under law. (KNT)

27/04/2022

*Haj 2022: GoI moots proposal, urges Saudi government to accommodate Haj aspirants aged 65 years*

*Proposal came to fore in a meeting of Central Haj Committee of India held in Mumbai; Hopeful Saudi Govt agrees to it: Er Aijaz Hussain*

Abid Bashir

Srinagar, Apr 27 (KNO): The Government of India has mooted a proposal that has been forwarded to the Hajj Ministry of Saudi Arabia suggesting to consider the Haj aspirants who have attained the age of 65 years.

The suggestions came to fore in a meeting of Central Haj Committee of India held in Mumbai. Sources privy to the meeting told news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO) that in the meeting, members suggested that in year 2020, some Haj aspirants who had applied for Haj died and others couldn’t take off the journey as pandemic scuttled the Haj for 2020 and 2021.

“We deliberated on the issue threadbare and suggestions came to fore that the Haj aspirants who have attained the age of 65 years should be considered for the Haj 2022,” member of the Central Haj Committee of India, Er Aijaz Hussain told KNO, over phone from Mumbai.

He said that over 55000 people will perform Haj in year 2022 from various parts of India and from J&K 5196 Haj aspirants will perform the sacred journey. “We will see if Saudi government agrees to accommodate the people having attained the age of 65 years,” Er Aijaz said. From J&K alone, some 10,000 applications were received by the Haj committee. There will be draws now to select the aspirants, which is expected in a few days from now.

Pertinently, Haj Ministry of India recently announced Haj quouta for countries. This year, one million people will perform Haj. “We are hopeful that the Saudi government will accommodate the Haj aspirants having attained the age of 65 years,” he said.

Interestingly, Saudi government recently announced that Haj aspirants up to the age of 64 years are entitled for Haj 2022—(KNO)

27/04/2022

*Second protest in a week: Nai Sarak locals demand potable water*

Tariq Nabi Bhat

Srinagar, Apr 27, KNT: Dozens of vehicles were stranded after Nai Sarak locality of Haba Kadal Srinagar blocked the road to protest against the scarcity of potable water.
This was the second protest in the same locality in a week.
The protesters mostly women alleged that the PHE department doesn’t take their grievances seriously.
The protesters blocked the road, forcing commuters to halt their vehicles.
One of the protesters told news agency Kashmir News Trust that they are facing an acute water shortage. She said they have been deprived of drinking water for the last 2 months. We approached authorities but were of no use. We are being forced to come on the road to protest,” she said.
Police and PHE officials rushed to the spot and assured the protesters that their grievances will be addressed. (KNT)

27/04/2022

Power woes unlikely to end soon in Kashmir

KPDCL says electricity not available, demand increases as last year’s record at national level crossed yesterday

Srinagar, Apr 27 : Amid the power paucity in Jammu and Kashmir, the Kashmir Power Distribution Corporation Limited (KPDCL) has claimed that the previous year’s electricity demand in July at national level has already crossed yesterday in wake of the increasing demand this year due to the early summer.

The corporation has said that the power scenario is unlikely to improve and also that nothing can be stated at present.

Talking to the news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO), Chief Engineer, KPDCL said that last year’s record in July of two lakh megawatts at national level has already crossed yesterday due to the early arrival of summer this year.

“The demand and supply gap is the outcome of the present power scenario. There is no availability of electricity at present. Nothing can be stated about how long the situation continues,” he said—(KNO)

27/04/2022

*Encounter breaks out in South Kashmir Pulwama village*

Anantnag,April 27, KNT: Encounter broke out between militants and joint forces at Mitirgam village of South Kashmir’s Pulwama district on Wednesday, officials said.

An official told news agency Kashmir News Trust that a joint team police, Army and CRPF launched a cordon and search operation on specific information about the presence of militants in the area.

He said that as the joint team of forces approached the suspected spot, militants fired upon them which was retaliated triggering an encounter.

A senior police officer also confirmed the exchange of fire between forces and militants.

As per the sources, one to two to three militants are believed to be trapped in the village. (KNT)

27/04/2022

*J&K Bank Guard’s Rifle Goes Off Accidentally In Shopian, 3 Persons Injured In Helter-Skelter*

Umer Rashid

Srinagar, April 27 (GNS): Three persons were injured after people ran helter-skelter as rifle of a bank guard went off accidentally in Shopian district of south Kashmir on Wednesday, official sources said.

Official sources told GNS that the guard’s rifle went off accidentally at main branch of the J&K bank at Shopian this morning, leading to chaos. Three persons were injured in the helter-skelter which followed but fortunately none sustained firearm injury, they said.

“There was accidental fire by Security Guard of J&K Bank. No one suffered firearm injury. One or two people sustained minor injuries in haste or confusion,” SSP Shopian Amritpal Singh told GNS. (GNS)

26/04/2022

*Cop among 2 arrested with contraband substance, cash in Budgam*

Naveed Ul Haq

Budgam, Apr 26 (KNO): Police arrested two persons including a cop and recovered contraband substance from their possession during the intervening night of Tuesday and Wednesday in central Kashmir's Budgam district.

An official source told news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO) that patrolling party of police station Chadoora stopped an Alto Vehicle bearing Registration Number JK04E 9628 for checking on Nagam-Hayatpora road near Tangnar crossing and during the search of vehicle, 69 kgs of Poppy straw and a cash of 55000 was recovered from their possession.

He identified the duo as Mohd Ayoub Beigh Son of Mohd Jamaal Beigh a resident of Nowhar Chadura who is working as in Police department and is currently posted at district police Line (DPL) Budgam and Nazir Ahmad Shaikh son of Mohd Shafi Sheikh a resident of Tangnar Chadura.

Accordingly, a case under FIR 67/22 under relevant sections of law has been registered at Police Station Chadoora and investigation has been initiated—(KNO)

26/04/2022

*Pattan accident: Injured Sarpanch succumbs, death toll reaches 3*

KNO Correspondent

Srinagar, Apr 26 (KNO): Another injured Sarpanch succumbed today after the bus they were travelling in crashed into a tipper and overturned on Baramulla-Srinager Highway at Pattan on Monday evening.

Officials told the news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO), that one more injured Sarpanch Abdul Jabbar (56),son of Abdul Rahim Lone of Lachipora Baramulla has been succumbed to his injuries at SKIMS Srinagar hospital taking the toll of dead persons to 3 including two Sarpanchs and a driver.

Earlier on Monday evening the SRTC bus, enroute to Baramulla with PRIs on board, crashed into a tipper resulting in on the spot death of a sarpanch identified as Fayaz Ahmad Bhat son of Samad Bhat from Gulgam Kupwara, and injuries to six others.

However, the driver of the bus identified as Abdul Qayoom Shah succumbed to his injuries late at night—(KNO)

23/04/2022

KulgamEncounterUpdate: 01 more militant killed (Total 02). Operation in progress.

23/04/2022

* :* One of proscribed outfit JeM killed. in progress: IGP Kashmir

23/04/2022

has started at area of . Police and Army on job. Further details shall follow.

Mysterious death of Kashmiri man in Saudi Arabia: Family still waits for the bodyTanveer HussainSrinagar 23 Apr KNT: Fam...
23/04/2022

Mysterious death of Kashmiri man in Saudi Arabia: Family still waits for the body

Tanveer Hussain

Srinagar 23 Apr KNT: Family is still waiting for the body of a young man from Kashmir Valley who died in mysterious circumstances in Saudi Arabia.

Imran Ahmed Sheikh, (25) a resident of Nehalpora Pattan area of North Kashmir’s Baramulla district had been working in a hotel in Saudi Arabia. He was found dead at his workplace while Saudi police in this regard have registered a case and probed the incident.

J&K Students Association in a statement informed that it has written to Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha, seeking his help in bringing back the mortal remains of the young man.

“The cause of death is not known yet and there are multiple conflicting versions. But as per his family, Saudi Police have taken his body for post-mortem and is also ascertaining the exact cause of death, probing & checking the CCTV footage around his workplace,” the Association quoting family sources said.


The Association appealed to LG to take immediate steps and pursue this matter with the Ministry of External Affairs to help in airlifting the mortal remains of the deceased back to Kashmir. (KNT)

*Stray Dogs Unleash Terror, Injure Nearly A Dozen in Lolab Areas*Jahangir LolabiKupwara, Apr 23 (GNS): Nearly a dozen in...
23/04/2022

*Stray Dogs Unleash Terror, Injure Nearly A Dozen in Lolab Areas*

Jahangir Lolabi

Kupwara, Apr 23 (GNS): Nearly a dozen inhabitants, which mainly included children, were hospitalised with dog bites after canines struck in at least two places in Lolab area of frontier north Kashmir's Kupwara district on Saturday afternoon.

Reports reaching GNS said that canines attacked and injured the inhabitants at Tekipora and Diver villages.

The victims have been identified as Tabiya Jaan, Hamid Hassan, Mehran Lone, Abdul Rashid Lone, Tahira Bano, Abdul Sattar Khan, Rahil Pervaiz, Pervaiz Ahmad Wani, Khushboo Jaan and Gulzar Ahmad Ganie.

Most of the victims were taken to Sub-District Hospital Sogam for treatment.

A health department official at SDH Sogam told GNS that they have received several persons with dog bites. "They are being treated and luckily none of them has suffered any major injury", the official said.

Meanwhile, expressing their resentment over the growing incidents of the type, the locals have urged authorities to check the population of canines in the area to avoid any such incident in coming times. (GNS)

23/04/2022

*We Have Never Seen Such Worst, Frequent Cuts In Holy Month Of Ramazan: KCC&I, Urges LG’s Intervention*

Srinagar, April 23 (GNS): The Kashmir Chamber of Commerce and Industry today expressed concern over the unscheduled power cuts as this is causing a lot of hardships to the people in this Holy month of Ramazan.

“We have never seen such worst and frequent cuts in the holy month, especially during Sehri and Iftaar,” the traders body said in a statement to GNS.

“KCC&I urges the administration and the Kashmir Power Distribution Corporation Limited (KPDCL) to ensure uninterrupted power supply to the people during Sehri and Iftaar hours in the Valley,” it said, adding, “In the past the Governments and administrations tried to facilitate the people during Ramazan, but the harrowing experiences that are unfolding in this holy month of Ramazan.”

The patients were struggling throughout who are on oxygen support at their homes, it said.

“The Shab-e-Qadar is heading, KPDCL should ensure sufficient supply of electricity in Jammu & Kashmir,” the KCC&I said and hoped that the administration will ensure electricity at least now for last 10 days of this holy month.

Sheikh Ashiq Ahmad President KCC&I appealed Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha to personally intervene, so that the people will get uninterrupted electricity.(GNS)

23/04/2022

*Labourer dies after falling into stone crusher at Khrew*

KNO Correspondent

Srinagar, Apr 23 (KNO): A 27-year-old labourer died after he fell into stone crusher at Khrew area of Pampore in South Kashmir's Pulwama district.

Official sources told the news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO) that a youth from Banihal working at stone crusher in Khrew fell into it and he died on the spot.

They identified him as Imtiyaz Ahmad Drabu, son of Mohammad Shafi of Chak Narwah Banihal.

Meanwhile, a team of police has rushed to the spot and started investigation—(KNO)

23/04/2022

*3 SKIMS employees suspended*

Srinagar, Apr 23 (KNO): Three officials of the Gastroenterology Department at Sher-i-Kashmir Institute of Medical Sciences were suspended on Saturday.

"Pending enquiry, following officials of the department of Gastroenterology SKIMS are hereby placed under suspension with immediate effect." reads the suspension order issued by Additional Director SKIMS, a copy of which lies with news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO)

The officials as per order include Lone Mohd. Amin Amini, a technologist-l, Mohd Yaseen Wani and Parminder Kour both technician-I.

"Mr. Lone Mohd. Amin Amini is hereby attached to the office of undersigned till further orders while as Mr. Mohd. Yaseen Wani & Mrs. Parminder Kour shall remain attached with the office of Dean Medical Faculty SKIMS & HOD Radiology til further orders."

"Dr. Altaf Shah Prof. & HOD Gastroenterology SKIMS shall conduct the enquiry into the matter and submit a detailed report within a week's time," it said—(KNO)

23/04/2022

*BARAMULLA POLICE BOOKS THREE NOTORIOUS DRUG PEDDLERS UNDER PIT-NDPS ACT*
Acting tough against menace of drug abuse and drug peddling, Baramulla Police is tightening the legal noose against the drug peddlers in District.

Baramulla Police has booked three notorious drug peddlers namely 1. Naseer Ahmad Khan S/O Gul Zaman Khan R/O Gubdar Trikanjan, District Baramulla, 2. Noor Mohd Sheikh @ Noora S/O Gh Nabi Sheikh R/O Main Town Kunzer, District Baramulla & 3. Nisar Ahmad Dar @ Nisar Shoda S/O Gh Rasool Dar R/O Rengi, District Baramulla under the PIT-NDPS Act.

These peddlers were actively involved in drug peddling in Boniyar, Pattan & Kunzer areas and had remained involved in cases under the NDPS Act.

They have been lodged at District Jail Poonch & District Jail Kishtiwar under Divisional Commissioner Kashmir’s detention Order No. Div.Com-K/224/2022 dated 18/04/2022, Div.Com-K/222/2022 & Div.Com-K/223/2022 dated 18/04/2022 respectively.

General public of the area appreciated the strict action by Baramulla Police against the drug peddlers.

23/04/2022

*PM Modi's Samba Visit: Valley-based PRIs Leave For Venue Amid Tight Security To Attend Panchayati Raj Diwas*

Srinagar, Apr 23 (GNS): Valley-based public representatives have left for Samba to attend Panchayati Raj Diwas meeting on eve of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit on Sunday.

Sources in the knowhow of things told GNS that all the public representatives (Sarpanches, Panchs, DDCs and BDCs) are being taken to the venue amid fool-proof security.

The public representatives, they said, will interact and attend the Panchayati Raj Diwas meeting, aimed to evaluate the different developmental works, under the aegis of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

The PM is also scheduled to participate in ground-breaking ceremony of multi-crore industrial projects and will launch industrial investments, and inaugurate and lay the foundation stones of various public welfare schemes.

The administration has made elaborate arrangements at border village Palli in Samba district, where the Prime Minister is scheduled to address a public gathering.

Notably, this is the first visit of Prime Minister to the Union Territory of J&K since the abrogation of Article 370. (GNS)

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