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Monday October 29, 2018 11 NOTICE I, Burhan Ud Din Mir S/o Mushtaq Ahmed Mir R/o Dak Banglow Kishtwar have purchased a vehicle Maruti 800 bearing Reg. No. JK02R-8769 from Mohd Tariq S/o Mohd Rashid R/o 72 Raika Bahu Fort Jammu. Now I am applying for trans- fer of the above said vehicle in my name. Objection if any may be conveyed to RTO Jammu within 7 days. NOTICE I, Sabzar Ahmed Chopan S/o Ghulam Hassan Chopan R/o Fremoo Gadool have lost fitness Certificate of my vehicle Tata Sumo bearing Reg. No. JK03D-1767. Now I am applying for duplicate of the same. Objection if any may be conveyed to ARTO Kishtwar within 7 days. NOTICE I, Vinod Bushan Sharma have lost certificate of NGO Mahatma Gandhi Social Welfare Institute. Now I have applied for the dupli- cate of the same. Objection if any may be conveyed to Registrar Societies Jammu within 7 days. NOTICE I, Dwarka Nath Bakhri S/o Narinder Nath Bakhri R/o Surya Apartment Flat No. 17B, Plot No. 21, Sector 13 Rohini Delhi have pur- chased Flat No. 6, 2nd Floor, Block B, Housing Colony, Udhampur from Jia Lal Gupta S/o Isher Dass Gupta R/o 322 near J&K Bank New Plot Jammu. I have applied for transfer of the same. Objections if any may be conveyed to MD Housing J&K Board, Jammu within ten days. HAPPY BIRTHDAY Aditya Ray Class: LKG - ‘A’ Fr om: Mgt. & Staff of JKPS, Kunjwani To HAPPY BIRTHDAY Anureet Singh Class: 3rd - ‘E’ Fr om: Mgt. & Staff of JKPS, Kunjwani To HAPPY BIRTHDAY Harsimran Kour Class: Nursery - ‘B’ Fr om: Mgt. & Staff of JKPS, Kunjwani To HAPPY BIRTHDAY Aditya Singh Class: 2nd - ‘A’ Fr om: Mgt. & Staff of JKPS, Kunjwani To HAPPY BIRTHDAY Anshika Bhagat Class: IV - ‘E’ Fr om: Mgt. & Staff of JKPS, Kunjwani To HAPPY BIRTHDAY Sehaj Class: III - ‘A’ Fr om: Mgt. & Staff of JKPS, Panjtirthi To STATE TIMES NEWS JAMMU: Appreciating the boldness and firm determi- nation to root out the cor- ruption from the State, Jammu Province People Forum (JPPF) on Sunday lauded the Governor Satya Pal Malik for the diagnosis he has pulsed for the chron- ic root cause. Addressing the meeting here on Sunday, JPPF President Pavittar Singh Bhardwaj termed the bold steps initiated by the Governor administration exemplary. "Governor's decision to punish and slapping crimi- nal cases on the senior most officials involved in allot- ting Insurance Medical Scheme to Reliance General Insurance Company speaks about the way he intends to deliver a judicious and cor- ruption free administration which since 1947 has eaten upon roots of the State both at political and administra- tive levels." Bhardwaj said adding that Governor's another bold decision to cancel the Rs 100 crore project will also be an eye opener as to how the cor- ruption is rampant at the high level both in the administration and the political spheres. The erstwhile State Governments, Pavittar Singh said, too had taken measures to eradicate the rampant corruption by dis- missing number of officers and government officials but nothing more than eye- wash and proved futile as all dismissed officers were reinstated in the due course by dint of the Court orders in view of framing weak cases. It is the Governor Satya Pal Malik, he said, who has recently set up the anticor- ruption bureau with powers to arrest the corrupt people and seizure of their proper- ties to check the menace of corruption at all levels in the bureaucracy as well as political spheres. Regarding turmoil in the Valley where the govern- ment had withdrawn cases and released more than 10,000 stone pelters, the JPPF president said that the same stone pelters are now joining militancy ranks and fighting the security forces. He condemned the killing of a soldier by the stone pelters recently who stoned him to death while fighting was not even allowed to use his gun in self defence. He has asked for a strin- gent and exemplary punish- ment to the stone pelters which should serve as an eye opener for the other stone pelters active in the Valley. The JPPF supported the endeavour of the Governor in his efforts and actions to eradicate the rampant cor- ruption at the administra- tion and political level and bringing out normalcy in the trouble torn State. Besides working President M.S Katoch others present in the meeting included Inderjeet Khajuria, Narayan Singh , M.L Sharma, Avinash Bhatia, R.S Jamwal, Rajinder Gupta, Balwan Singh, Gurmeet Singh Isher, Prof O.P Sharma, Prof Darshan Bhatia, Pritam Sharma, Pawan Sharma, Rajeev Mahajan, Naresh Thapa, Surinder Veer, Kamla Sharma, Suneeta Sharma, Dalbir Singh, Balmukand Baru, Susheel Sharma, Charanjit Singh Reen, Romesh Sharma, Ajay Jamwal, Anil Sharma, S.C Suri and Krishan Singh. Bold steps initiated by Governor administration exemplary: JPPF STATE TIMES NEWS JAMMU: Former Congress MP and senior leader Madan Lal Sharma attacked Centre over the Rafale scam and called Rafale deal the biggest scam in the country which has even compromised India's defence . While speaking during the workers meeting here on Sunday, Madan Lal Sharma alleged that BJP is directly benefiting from the scam as Prime Minister Narendra Modi is completely silent on the matter. Referring to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's 'Mann Ki Baat', he said Prime Minister never talks of any issues which are hurting the citizens of the country. He also men- tioned that almost five years have gone and people are still hoping that the BJP government would usher in change as prom- ised by them. Madan Lal Sharma emphasised that the entire country knows that it is a clear case of 'corruption' and the Prime Minister has benefitted his friend Anil Ambani by rob- bing the nation. He also highlighted how the CBI Director was removed in mid night raid which fur- ther raises the suspicion on the Modi government. While interacting with people Sharma said that the Central Government was lacking a comprehen- sive policy for protecting people living on the International Border or Line of Control (LoC) in Jammu region. He said that people are continu- ously facing threat from ceasefire violations and government has failed to protect people living on the border. Sharma also said that the BJP-PDP Government was a govern- ment of corruption and scams which are now com- ing in public one by one. The complete selection list of J&K Bank was changed and favorites of politicians were appointed by darken- ing the future of the deserving and meritorious candidates. Even the working of Public Service Commission was compro- mised under the BJP Govt. where candidate was selected even without appearing in the KAS exam. The State Govt. employees were also hit of the insurance scam in which they were forced to buy expensive insurance policy from the Anil Ambani's Insurance Company on the similar lines of Rafale Scam by Modi to benefit Anil Ambani. STATE TIMES NEWS JAMMU: Sixth Natrang Theatre Festival of the year 2018 opened here on Saturday at Natrang Studio Theatre, Jammu with the presentation of the play 'Refund' in Hindi originally a Hungarian play written by Fritz Karinthy and directed by Sumeet Sharma. In his inaugural address, Natrang Director Balwant Thakur informed that Natrang has already creat- ed a record in the country by showcasing 20 major different plays by the same group in a period of five months. He complimented all actors, directors and tech- nicians of Natrang associ- ated with the holding of Natrang festivals. The opening play 'Refund' filled with humour, energy and satire, provided a befitting start to the festival in which different plays of different genre are being featured. Sumeet Sharma played the pivotal role with pro- fessional ease. He was ably supported by the energetic performance of Rajat Salgotra, Deepali Sharma, Jatin Sharma, Ujhwal Bandral, Sushant Singh Charak, Rahul Gupta, Udit Sagar and Sumit Raina. The lights were executed by Neeraj Kant and music was rendered by Rakshit Arora. Gauri Thakur pre- sented the show which was coordinated by Mohd Yaseen. On the second day of Natrang Theatre Festival, play 'Jangiram Ki Haveli' will be presented on October 29 at 6:00 PM at Natrang Studio Theatre, Jammu under the direction of Neeraj Kant. Sixth Natrang Theatre Festival begins with Hindi play 'Refund' Natrang artists performing in the play. Former Congress MP and senior leader Madan Lal Sharma speaking during the workers meeting. STATE TIMES NEWS JAMMU: Eye-catching wall paintings depicting rich cul- ture and heritage have come up in the winter capi- tal as the administration is busy sprucing up the city ahead of 'Darbar Move'. 'Darbar Move' is the 146- year-old practice of bi- annual shifting of the state capital between Jammu and Srinagar. The wall painting is part of the beautification project being undertaken by the divisional administration to welcome the state govern- ment which is scheduled to start functioning from here for six months on November 5. The Civil Secretariat -- seat of Jammu and Kashmir government, Raj Bhavan and other major offices -- was closed in the summer capital, Srinagar, on October 26. The 'Darbar Move' was started by the then Maharaja Gulab Singh in 1872 to escape the extreme heat during summers in Jammu and biting cold of winters in Srinagar. The practice was contin- ued by elected governments post-independence to pro- vide governance benefits -- by turns-- to both Kashmir and Jammu regions of the state for six months. Besides the wall painting, many works like repair and black topping of roads, marking of yellow and white lines on the signals, planta- tion on dividers, cutting of ornamental plants on dividers to enhance the beauty and branch cutting alongside the roads was in progress, officials said. They said flower decor and installation of flower pots on bridges and various designated places and repair of defunct lights on flyovers and roads was also going on. A brainchild of the Jammu Municipal Corporation (JMC), the wall painting in the city was started in May under the Corporate Social Responsibility with a wide range of themes and the paintings have already received wide acclaim, Secretary JMC and Nodal Officer of the project Sunaina Sharma told PTI. She said the work is in full swing and most of the walls have been painted depicting rich culture and heritage, giving a colourful look to the city. Lauding the efforts of the artists, especially students of the Institute of Music and Fine Arts, Sharma said everyone from corporate houses to govern- ment departments are com- ing forward and linking with the mission to make the city beautiful. Divisional commissioner, Jammu, Sanjeev Verma, along with Deputy Commissioner Ramesh Kumar and JMC Commissioner Arvind Kotwal, have shown person- al interest and are monitor- ing the artworks themselves and guiding the field staff, she said. Referring to the painting work done by stu- dents at Brigader Rajinder Chowk near the civil secre- tariat, she said it is a visual treat of artwork. The stu- dents have turned the side wall of the road into a can- vass to paint Maharaja's darbar and Samba and Reasi forts. "People are enjoying our work and are taking pictures and selfies. The paintings are catching the eyes of the commuters," said Ajay Kumar, a final year student at the Institute of Music and Fine Arts. "People appreciated their work by providing them snacks, tea and even money as a token of admira- tion," Sharma said. The wall painting work will continue round-the-year with wide range of themes like the Swachh Bharat mis- sion, importance of girl child and education and propagation of the Dogra culture. 'Darbar Move' facelift: Eye-catching wall paintings adds colour to 'City of Temples' Bootlegger nabbed with 87 quarters of illicit liquor STATE TIMES NEWS RAMBAN: Police on Sunday arrested a bootleggers and recov- ered 87 quarters of illicit liquor from his possession. As per the details, on the directions of SSP Ramban Anita Sharma, a police party led by SI Farid Ahmed accompanied by SHO Ramban Insp. Vijay Kotwal under supervision of DySP HQ Ramban Asgar Malik and under close supervision of Adll SP Sanjay Parihar laid a Naka near Bowli Bazar,Ramban. During checking and frisking, one suspected person started fleeing from the spot to avoid checking, but the alert cops chased the and apprehended him. On search, police recovered 87 quarters of illic- it liquor from his bag. The accused identified as Sajad Ahmed son of Gulzar Ahmed resident of Verinag Distt. Anantnag was arrest- ed and a case vide FIR No.174/18 under section 48(A) of Excise Act was registered against him at Police Station Ramban. Cop killed in accident STATE TIMES NEWS JAMMU: A cop was killed in accident on Sunday at Gharota area of Jammu outskirts. As per the details, Swarn Singh, son of Tara Singh, resident of Chak Gharota got injured after the tractor on which he was travelling turned turtle near Kangar Morh. He was shifted to GMC Hospital Jammu where doctors declared him brought dead. Swarn was posted with flying squad and was on leave. Man found unconscious on road side STATE TIMES NEWS JAMMU: A man was found unconscious on road side near Samba Bus Stand on Sunday. As per the details, on seeing a man lying unconscious on road some passersby informed the police who took the man to the hospital. The man was identi- fied as Krishan Chand, son of Ankru Ram, resident of Ramkote. Traffic cop found dead STATE TIMES NEWS JAMMU: A cop was found dead under mysterious circum- stances at Digiana area of Jammu. As per the details, Balbir Singh, son of Anant Ram resident of Preet Nagar who was posted with Traffic Wing was found unconscious in his room. On seeing him lying unconscious, his family members shifted him to hospital where doctors declared him brought dead. Police has registered a case in this regard and started investi- gation. Theft in house STATE TIMES NEWS JAMMU: A theft has been reported in a house located at Kanachak area on Sunday. As per the details, Gulzar Singh, son of Kirpal Singh lodged a complaint in Kanachak Police Station that he went out for some work during day time and when he came back he found locks of the door of his house bro- ken and Rs 8000 and jewellery missing. Police has registered a case and started investigation. Objectionable pictures of girl uploaded, case registered STATE TIMES NEWS JAMMU: A girl has lodged a complaint in Bakshi Nagar Police Station that her pictures have been posted by an unknown per- son on social media sites. As per the details, a girl resident of Lakkar Mandi lodged a complaint with Bakshi Nagar Police stating therein that someone has uploaded her objectionable pictures on social media site. She said many times she deleted the pictures but were again uploaded. Over her complaint police has registered a case and launched investigation. Man assaulted, cash snatched STATE TIMES NEWS JAMMU: A case of assault and cash snatching has been report- ed in Bus Stand Police Station on Sunday. As per the details, Ashok Kumar, resident of Sunjwan lodged a complaint that three youths assaulted him and snatched Rs 45,000 from him which he has withdrawn for his daughter’s marriage. On his complaint, police has registered a case and launched manhunt to nab the accused persons. Rafale deal biggest scam in country: Madan
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Monday October 29, 2018 11NOTICE
I, Burhan Ud Din Mir S/oMushtaq Ahmed Mir R/oDak Banglow Kishtwar havepurchased a vehicle Maruti800 bearing Reg. No.JK02R-8769 from MohdTariq S/o Mohd Rashid R/o72 Raika Bahu Fort Jammu.Now I am applying for trans-fer of the above said vehiclein my name. Objection if anymay be conveyed to RTOJammu within 7 days.
NOTICEI, Sabzar AhmedChopan S/o GhulamHassan Chopan R/oFremoo Gadool havelost fitness Certificate ofmy vehicle Tata Sumobearing Reg. No.JK03D-1767. Now I amapplying for duplicate ofthe same. Objection ifany may be conveyed toARTO Kishtwar within 7days.
NOTICEI, Vinod BushanSharma have lostcertificate of NGOMahatma GandhiSocial WelfareInstitute. Now I haveapplied for the dupli-cate of the same.Objection if any maybe conveyed toRegistrar SocietiesJammu within 7 days.
NOTICEI, Dwarka Nath Bakhri S/oNarinder Nath Bakhri R/oSurya Apartment Flat No.17B, Plot No. 21, Sector 13Rohini Delhi have pur-chased Flat No. 6, 2ndFloor, Block B, HousingColony, Udhampur from JiaLal Gupta S/o Isher DassGupta R/o 322 near J&KBank New Plot Jammu. Ihave applied for transfer ofthe same. Objections if anymay be conveyed to MDHousing J&K Board,Jammu within ten days.
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STATE TIMES NEWSJAMMU: Appreciating theboldness and firm determi-nation to root out the cor-ruption from the State,Jammu Province PeopleForum (JPPF) on Sundaylauded the Governor SatyaPal Malik for the diagnosishe has pulsed for the chron-ic root cause.
Addressing the meetinghere on Sunday, JPPFPresident Pavittar SinghBhardwaj termed the boldsteps initiated by theGovernor administrationexemplary.
"Governor's decision topunish and slapping crimi-nal cases on the senior mostofficials involved in allot-ting Insurance MedicalScheme to Reliance GeneralInsurance Company speaksabout the way he intends todeliver a judicious and cor-ruption free administrationwhich since 1947 has eatenupon roots of the State bothat political and administra-tive levels." Bhardwaj saidadding that Governor'sanother bold decision tocancel the Rs 100 crore
project will also be an eyeopener as to how the cor-ruption is rampant at thehigh level both in theadministration and thepolitical spheres.
The erstwhile StateGovernments, PavittarSingh said, too had takenmeasures to eradicate therampant corruption by dis-missing number of officersand government officialsbut nothing more than eye-wash and proved futile asall dismissed officers werereinstated in the due courseby dint of the Court ordersin view of framing weakcases.
It is the Governor SatyaPal Malik, he said, who hasrecently set up the anticor-ruption bureau with powersto arrest the corrupt peopleand seizure of their proper-ties to check the menace ofcorruption at all levels inthe bureaucracy as well aspolitical spheres.
Regarding turmoil in theValley where the govern-ment had withdrawn casesand released more than10,000 stone pelters, the
JPPF president said thatthe same stone pelters arenow joining militancy ranksand fighting the securityforces. He condemned thekilling of a soldier by thestone pelters recently whostoned him to death whilefighting was not evenallowed to use his gun inself defence.
He has asked for a strin-gent and exemplary punish-ment to the stone pelterswhich should serve as an eyeopener for the other stonepelters active in the Valley.The JPPF supported theendeavour of the Governorin his efforts and actions toeradicate the rampant cor-ruption at the administra-tion and political level andbringing out normalcy inthe trouble torn State.
Besides working PresidentM.S Katoch others present inthe meeting includedInderjeet Khajuria, NarayanSingh , M.L Sharma,Avinash Bhatia, R.SJamwal, Rajinder Gupta,Balwan Singh, GurmeetSingh Isher, Prof O.PSharma, Prof Darshan
Bhatia, Pritam Sharma,Pawan Sharma, RajeevMahajan, Naresh Thapa,Surinder Veer, KamlaSharma, Suneeta Sharma,Dalbir Singh, BalmukandBaru, Susheel Sharma,Charanjit Singh Reen,Romesh Sharma, AjayJamwal, Anil Sharma, S.CSuri and Krishan Singh.
Bold steps initiated by Governor administration exemplary: JPPF
STATE TIMES NEWSJAMMU: FormerCongress MP and seniorleader Madan Lal Sharmaattacked Centre over theRafale scam and calledRafale deal the biggestscam in the country whichhas even compromisedIndia's defence .
While speaking duringthe workers meeting hereon Sunday, Madan LalSharma alleged that BJPis directly benefiting fromthe scam as PrimeMinister Narendra Modi iscompletely silent on thematter. Referring to PrimeMinister Narendra Modi's'Mann Ki Baat', he saidPrime Minister never talksof any issues which arehurting the citizens of the
country. He also men-tioned that almost fiveyears have gone and peopleare still hoping that theBJP government wouldusher in change as prom-ised by them. Madan LalSharma emphasised thatthe entire country knowsthat it is a clear case of'corruption' and the PrimeMinister has benefitted hisfriend Anil Ambani by rob-bing the nation. He alsohighlighted how the CBIDirector was removed inmid night raid which fur-ther raises the suspicionon the Modi government.
While interacting withpeople Sharma said thatthe Central Governmentwas lacking a comprehen-sive policy for protecting
people living on theInternational Border orLine of Control (LoC) inJammu region. He saidthat people are continu-ously facing threat fromceasefire violations andgovernment has failed toprotect people living on theborder. Sharma also saidthat the BJP-PDPGovernment was a govern-ment of corruption andscams which are now com-ing in public one by one.The complete selection listof J&K Bank was changedand favorites of politicianswere appointed by darken-ing the future of thedeserving and meritoriouscandidates. Even theworking of Public ServiceCommission was compro-mised under the BJPGovt. where candidate wasselected even withoutappearing in the KASexam. The State Govt.employees were also hit ofthe insurance scam inwhich they were forced tobuy expensive insurancepolicy from the AnilAmbani's InsuranceCompany on the similarlines of Rafale Scam byModi to benefit AnilAmbani.
STATE TIMES NEWSJAMMU: Sixth NatrangTheatre Festival of theyear 2018 opened here onSaturday at NatrangStudio Theatre, Jammuwith the presentation ofthe play 'Refund' in Hindioriginally a Hungarianplay written by FritzKarinthy and directed bySumeet Sharma.
In his inaugural address,Natrang Director BalwantThakur informed thatNatrang has already creat-ed a record in the countryby showcasing 20 majordifferent plays by the samegroup in a period of fivemonths.
He complimented allactors, directors and tech-nicians of Natrang associ-ated with the holding ofNatrang festivals. Theopening play 'Refund' filledwith humour, energy andsatire, provided a befittingstart to the festival inwhich different plays of
different genre are beingfeatured.
Sumeet Sharma playedthe pivotal role with pro-fessional ease.
He was ably supported bythe energetic performanceof Rajat Salgotra, DeepaliSharma, Jatin Sharma,Ujhwal Bandral, SushantSingh Charak, RahulGupta, Udit Sagar andSumit Raina.
The lights were executed
by Neeraj Kant and musicwas rendered by RakshitArora. Gauri Thakur pre-sented the show which wascoordinated by MohdYaseen.
On the second day ofNatrang Theatre Festival,play 'Jangiram Ki Haveli'will be presented onOctober 29 at 6:00 PM atNatrang Studio Theatre,Jammu under the directionof Neeraj Kant.
Sixth Natrang Theatre Festival beginswith Hindi play 'Refund'
Natrang artists performing in the play.
Former Congress MP and senior leader Madan LalSharma speaking during the workers meeting.
STATE TIMES NEWSJAMMU: Eye-catching wallpaintings depicting rich cul-ture and heritage havecome up in the winter capi-tal as the administration isbusy sprucing up the cityahead of 'Darbar Move'.
'Darbar Move' is the 146-year-old practice of bi-annual shifting of the statecapital between Jammu andSrinagar.
The wall painting is partof the beautification projectbeing undertaken by thedivisional administration to
welcome the state govern-ment which is scheduled tostart functioning from herefor six months onNovember 5.
The Civil Secretariat --seat of Jammu andKashmir government, RajBhavan and other majoroffices -- was closed in thesummer capital, Srinagar,on October 26.
The 'Darbar Move' wasstarted by the thenMaharaja Gulab Singh in1872 to escape the extremeheat during summers in
Jammu and biting cold ofwinters in Srinagar.
The practice was contin-ued by elected governmentspost-independence to pro-vide governance benefits --by turns-- to both Kashmirand Jammu regions of thestate for six months.
Besides the wall painting,many works like repair andblack topping of roads,marking of yellow and whitelines on the signals, planta-tion on dividers, cutting ofornamental plants ondividers to enhance thebeauty and branch cuttingalongside the roads was inprogress, officials said.
They said flower decorand installation of flowerpots on bridges and variousdesignated places andrepair of defunct lights onflyovers and roads was alsogoing on.
A brainchild of theJammu MunicipalCorporation (JMC), thewall painting in the city wasstarted in May under the
Corporate SocialResponsibility with a widerange of themes and thepaintings have alreadyreceived wide acclaim,Secretary JMC and NodalOfficer of the projectSunaina Sharma told PTI.
She said the work is in fullswing and most of the wallshave been painted depictingrich culture and heritage,giving a colourful look tothe city. Lauding the effortsof the artists, especiallystudents of the Institute ofMusic and Fine Arts,Sharma said everyone fromcorporate houses to govern-ment departments are com-ing forward and linkingwith the mission to makethe city beautiful.
Divisional commissioner,Jammu, Sanjeev Verma,along with DeputyCommissioner RameshKumar and JMCCommissioner ArvindKotwal, have shown person-al interest and are monitor-ing the artworks themselves
and guiding the field staff,she said. Referring to thepainting work done by stu-dents at Brigader RajinderChowk near the civil secre-tariat, she said it is a visualtreat of artwork. The stu-dents have turned the sidewall of the road into a can-vass to paint Maharaja'sdarbar and Samba andReasi forts. "People areenjoying our work and aretaking pictures and selfies.The paintings are catchingthe eyes of the commuters,"said Ajay Kumar, a finalyear student at theInstitute of Music and FineArts. "People appreciatedtheir work by providingthem snacks, tea and evenmoney as a token of admira-tion," Sharma said.
The wall painting workwill continue round-the-yearwith wide range of themeslike the Swachh Bharat mis-sion, importance of girlchild and education andpropagation of the Dograculture.
'Darbar Move' facelift: Eye-catching wall paintings adds colour to 'City of Temples'
Bootlegger nabbed with 87quarters of illicit liquor
STATE TIMES NEWSRAMBAN: Police on Sunday arrested a bootleggers and recov-ered 87 quarters of illicit liquor from his possession.
As per the details, on the directions of SSP Ramban AnitaSharma, a police party led by SI Farid Ahmed accompanied bySHO Ramban Insp. Vijay Kotwal under supervision of DySP HQRamban Asgar Malik and under close supervision of Adll SPSanjay Parihar laid a Naka near Bowli Bazar,Ramban. Duringchecking and frisking, one suspected person started fleeing fromthe spot to avoid checking, but the alert cops chased the andapprehended him. On search, police recovered 87 quarters of illic-it liquor from his bag. The accused identified as Sajad Ahmed sonof Gulzar Ahmed resident of Verinag Distt. Anantnag was arrest-ed and a case vide FIR No.174/18 under section 48(A) of ExciseAct was registered against him at Police Station Ramban.
Cop killed in accident STATE TIMES NEWS
JAMMU: A cop was killed in accident on Sunday at Gharotaarea of Jammu outskirts. As per the details, Swarn Singh, sonof Tara Singh, resident of Chak Gharota got injured after thetractor on which he was travelling turned turtle near KangarMorh. He was shifted to GMC Hospital Jammu where doctorsdeclared him brought dead. Swarn was posted with flyingsquad and was on leave.
Man found unconscious on road sideSTATE TIMES NEWS
JAMMU: A man was found unconscious on road side nearSamba Bus Stand on Sunday. As per the details, on seeing aman lying unconscious on road some passersby informed thepolice who took the man to the hospital. The man was identi-fied as Krishan Chand, son of Ankru Ram, resident ofRamkote.
Traffic cop found dead STATE TIMES NEWS
JAMMU: A cop was found dead under mysterious circum-stances at Digiana area of Jammu. As per the details, BalbirSingh, son of Anant Ram resident of Preet Nagar who wasposted with Traffic Wing was found unconscious in his room.On seeing him lying unconscious, his family members shiftedhim to hospital where doctors declared him brought dead.Police has registered a case in this regard and started investi-gation.
Theft in houseSTATE TIMES NEWS
JAMMU: A theft has been reported in a house located atKanachak area on Sunday. As per the details, Gulzar Singh,son of Kirpal Singh lodged a complaint in Kanachak PoliceStation that he went out for some work during day time andwhen he came back he found locks of the door of his house bro-ken and Rs 8000 and jewellery missing. Police has registereda case and started investigation.
Objectionable pictures of girluploaded, case registered
STATE TIMES NEWSJAMMU: A girl has lodged a complaint in Bakshi Nagar PoliceStation that her pictures have been posted by an unknown per-son on social media sites. As per the details, a girl resident ofLakkar Mandi lodged a complaint with Bakshi Nagar Policestating therein that someone has uploaded her objectionablepictures on social media site. She said many times she deletedthe pictures but were again uploaded. Over her complaint policehas registered a case and launched investigation.
Man assaulted, cash snatchedSTATE TIMES NEWS
JAMMU: A case of assault and cash snatching has been report-ed in Bus Stand Police Station on Sunday.
As per the details, Ashok Kumar, resident of Sunjwan lodgeda complaint that three youths assaulted him and snatched Rs45,000 from him which he has withdrawn for his daughter’smarriage. On his complaint, police has registered a case andlaunched manhunt to nab the accused persons.
Rafale deal biggest scam incountry: Madan
