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Jammu & Kashmir state road transport Corporation E-NIT No. 02 of 2017-18

Dated: 19-05-2017For and on behalf of Managing Director JKSRTC, e-tenders are invited from leading commercial vehicle manufacturers for supply of around 52 Units of fully Built-up, Hi-deck Trucks, BS-IV Compliance or latest, 9/10 MT payload capacity fitted with GPS system.The tender documents consisting of qualifying eligibility criteria, terms and conditions and other details can be seen/downloaded from the website www.jktenders.gov.in from 20-05-2017 to 08-06-2017 up to 1600 hours. The bids must be accompanied by a non-refundable demand draft for an amount of Rs. 5,000/- (Rupees Five thousand only) pledged to FA&CAO JKSRTC, Srinagar on account of cost of the tender document.NB-84/17 Sd/- General Manager (P&S)

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Sub: Verification of Certificates/Documents of the candidates appeared in Three Year Diploma Polytechnic Entrance Test-2017 held on 10th of May, 2017 at Jammu and Srinagar

Notification No. 047-BOPEE of 2017 Dated: 27-05-2017

It is notified for information of all such candidates, who have appeared in three year Diploma Polytechnic Entrance Test 2017 held on 10th of May, 2017 and have scored 10 or more marks in PET-2017 Result Notified vide Notification No. 045-BOPEE of 2017 Dated: 26-05-2017 to attend J&K BOPEE office, Bagat-e-Barzulla, opposite J&K Bank Barzulla, Srinagar and J&K BOPEE office, 4th Floor, South Block, Bahu Plaza, Jammu along with following original certificates/documents and self attested xerox copies of the same for check and verification as per Documents Verifying Schedule given at Annexure “A” to this Notification: 1. State Subject Certificate (PRC). 2. Qualifying Marks certificate (Marks Card of 10th class). 3. Date of Birth Certificate issued by the concerned Board. 4. Reserved Category Certificate, issued by Competent Authority, if any. 5. Tuition Fee Waiver (Income) Certificate issued by Competent Authority, if any. 6. Confirmation Page of Online Application Form. 7. Admit Card.

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Time for document verification: From 10:00 AM to 04:00 PM.● The Rank wise Merit list / Electronic Score Card is available on the official website(s) of J&K BOPEE.NB-879 SD/- Controller of Examinations

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Lone brother of 2 sisters, Sarshad couldn’t lead his first Taraweeh prayers

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Tral, May 29: On Saturday, 19-year-old Sarshad Ahmed Dar alias Aquib Molvi was getting ready to lead his first Taraweeh prayers at Jamia Masjid Noor-pora here. But fate had some-thing else in store for him.

In afternoon, he heard about the killing of two mili-tants at Saimoh village of Tral. He rushed to the vil-lage on his bike along with his two friends to partici-pate in the funeral prayers of the slain militants. Barely an hour later, his family

received Sarshad’s body.“He took a bath, wore green

clothes, sprayed perfume on his clothes and left home on his two-wheeler. One hour later his friends were carrying his body towards his house,” said Riyaz Ahmed, his uncle.

Sarshad, a Hafiz-e-Quran was studying at Darul Uloom Panzgam. He was supposed to spend Ramadan vacations at home. “But little did we know that he will pass away before Ramadan,’ he said.

Riyaz said that Sarshad usually remained at Darul Uloom. “He was all set to lead

Taraweeh prayers at Jamia Masjid Noorpora. Every year he would complete the recita-tion of Quran in Taraweeh,” he said.

“Sarshad was hit by a bullet on his forehead when forces opened fire on the protesters at the encounter site,” his friend said. He was taken to sub dis-trict hospital Tral where he breathed his last.

However, DGP S.P. Vaid, said Sarshad was killed in “crossfiring.”

One of Sarshad’s friends who accompanied him to Saimoh said that they reached

the encounter site at about 1 pm. “We were eagerly wait-ing to get body of Sabzar when suddenly we found Sarshad lying on the ground. He had no marks on his body except the bullet mark on his forehead.” he said.

Sarshad’s two sisters were lying on the verandah of their house at Khankah in Midoora Tral here. “Return Sarshad, Teach us Quran,” they shouted.

His father Abdul Rashid Dar sobs and cries “Sarshad was my lone son…he was my eye-sight, my world. Forces snatched my everything,” he

said and broke down. According to family, Sar-

shad had memorized the whole Quran. He had complet-ed Hafiz-e-Quran from Darul Uloom Poonch .Currently he was studying Islamic litera-ture at Darul Uloom Panzgam and was planning to take admission in Darul Uloom Deoband for Molvi Fazil degree.

“He was least interested in materialistic education so that he became an Imam and Hafiz-e-Quran,” he said.

Locals remember him as a humble, well-mannered boy

“who was passionate about Kashmir independence.”

“He was loved by everyone in the village. We call him Molvi or sometimes Imam Soab. We have lost a pearl in him,” said Muhammad Hus-sain, a local.

Sarshad’s dream to marry off his sisters in well-off fami-lies has been shattered. His mother, Haneefa is wailing. “I never knew that he will leave me so soon. I had purchased his favorite foods for Rama-dan but little did I know that he will be killed.” says Haneefa in a choked voice.

‘He was Hit by bullet during protests at encounter spot’

Students of GBHS Mattan recount horror

KU extends form submission date till June 3

‘Forces thrashed us without any provocation'

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Mattan (Anantnag), May 29: The students of Government Boys Higher Secondary (GBHS) school Mattan are up in arms against the paramilitary CRPF troopers for allegedly using “indiscriminate force” resulting into injuries to several of their colleagues.

The students said they were peacefully protesting inside the school premises against the kill-ing of Hizb militant Sabzar Bhat in an encounter in Tral on Satur-day. “However, the CRPF troop-ers without any provocation went berserk and thrashed us. They also lobbed teargas shells and fired pel-lets on us as we ran for cover,” the students alleged.

One of the injured, Sameer Ahmad, a 12th standard student continues to battle for his life in SMHS hospital here.

“CRPF men from nearby camp forced their way into the school and roughed us up and fired live ammunition on us. Even the female students were not spared and many of them got injured and others fell unconscious. The forces even pelted stones on the students

and teachers,” they said.“One of the female teachers

received injury after being was hit by a stone thrown by CRPF men,” they added.

The teachers of the school also termed the CRPF action as “uncalled for.”

“There was absolutely no prov-ocation from the students side. They were only raising slogans but there was no reason for the forces to go berserk,” said one of the female teachers wishing ano-nymity.

She said that though few of the students earlier had attempted to stage protest outside the school. “But we convinced them to come back after which they were peace-fully protesting inside the school,” said another senior teacher.

One of the students identified as Sameer Ahmad son of Bashir Ahmad Bhat of Khulchuhar-Mat-tan was hit apparently by a tear shell in his head and is battling for his life at SMHS.

Doctors have termed his condi-tion as “very critical.”

“Sameer had a fire arm injury in head and is suffering from hema-toma. His skull bone has suffered a

severe damage and has penetrated into his brain,” said doctors at SMHS.

They said he has been operated upon but his condition is critical. “He is in ICU of the hospital and even if he survives he will remain paralyzed for life,” doctors said.

Teachers while recalling the incident say, “it was a horrible scene.” “Sameer had his school bag clung to his shoulders and blood was oozing from his head as he was lying on school ground. We somehow managed to pick him up amid tear shelling and pellet firing,” they said.

They said many other students received pellet injuries.

“One of the lady officers threatened of orchestrating a massacre when we confronted the CRPF men but we told her kill all of us but don’t do anything to our students,” said teachers.

Demanding action against the CRPF men of the camp, the teach-ers said they have already lodged a complaint with police.

Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Anantnag Zubair Khan said that case has been registered into the incident and investigations taken up.

NIA questions Nayeem, Karatey, Baba agency not to register Fir as of now

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Srinagar, May 29: National Investiga-tion Agency (NIA) has decided not to register a FIR against the three sepa-ratist leaders, Nayeem Khan, Farooq Ahmed Dar (alias Bitta Karatey) and Ghazi Javed Baba, who were put to sus-tained questioning at the New Delhi headquarters of NIA on Monday.

“All the three were put to sustained questioning in connection with fund-ing from Pakistan-based militant groups,” a NIA official told Greater Kashmir. “We checked some docu-ments that they had brought along,” he added. Earlier, the trio was quizzed for over a week by the NIA at Humhama in Srinagar.

The officer said, “As of now there is no decision to lodge a FIR in the case,” he said adding that investiga-tion would continue. “There are chances that records of some other

people linked to separatists’ would be scrutinized in coming days.”

He said that they are probing all aspects of funding of separatists and use of these funds in fuelling the unrest in Kashmir after the killing of Hizbul Mujahideen Commander, Burhan Wani on July 8, last year.

The Preliminary Enquiry is a pre-cursor to the first investigation report (FIR) and subsequent probe, if neces-sary, the official added.

It’s in place to mention here that NIA had investigated the alleged funds trans-action through “Jammu and Kashmir Affectees Relief Fund Trust” in Kashmir and the case is still under investigation.

In August last year, the NIA had summoned and quizzed some separat-ist leaders in Kashmir. Earlier this year, the NIA had also questioned sev-eral cross LoC traders for their alleged involvement in money laundering. The case is still under investigation.

Truck carrying 13 tons polythene seized in KathuaKathua, May 29: Police has foiled a major smug-gling attempt of banned polythene into state and seized nearly 13 tons of polythene carry bags in Kathua on Monday.

Senior Superintendent of police Suleman Choud-hary informed that acting swiftly on the receipt of information that a truck bearing registra-tion number JK08D-8781 loaded with polythene carry bags entered the state through Raavi river. police party laid a naka and intercepted the said truck at National High-way near Kalibari.

The police has arrested two accused, including driver of the vehicle and one is still absconding in this case, he further added

Import of Polythene bags in any form is banned in the State under Section 6 of the J&K Non Bio-degradable material (Management, Handling & Disposable) Act , 2007 .

A case under FIR Number 166 of 2017 of under section 188, 120 B, 420 of RPC and Sec 6 of JK Non Biodegradable Mate-rial Management Handling and Disposal Act has been registered at police station Kathua.

The whole operation was conducted by a team headed by Inspector Anil Kumar Sharma, SHO police sta-tion Kathua, Sub-Inspector Varinder Singh Incharge P/P Hatli, under the super-vision of Dy Sp Hqr. S S Sambyal.

Srinagar, May 29: The University of Kashmir on Monday extended last date for filling up of admission forms for all courses up to 1 pm of 3rd June 2017.

This, according to officials, was

done in view of repeated requests from selected candidates that they are not able to fill up their forms due to prevailing circumstances in the Valley.

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