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Jammu Joint Students Federation State Vice President Atul Sudan joins AAP

Atul Sudan, the state vice president of the Jammu Joint Students Federation (JJSF), who has been active in the student politics of Jammu and Kashmir for twelve years, joined the Aam Aadmi Party. Influenced by various pro-youth policies and public welfare schemes launched in Delhi under the dynamic leadership of Arvind Kejriwal, all of them joined the Aam Aadmi Party in Delhi. He was officially inducted into the AAP by Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia, Environment Minister Gopal Rai, Cabinet Minister Imran Hussain in the presence of the party’s political affairs in charge of Durgesh Pathak in Jammu and Kashmir.

Talking to media persons in the capital, Atul Sudan said that no political party in Jammu and Kashmir has any concrete plan to employ educated unemployed youth. He said that J&K has the second-highest unemployment rate in the country, which is one of the most serious issues. All the traditional parties of J&K, including the BJP, have pushed the future of youth towards the dark with their anti-youth policies. He said that every political party had used the services of daily wagers during their tenure, but when it comes to regularizing their services, political parties keep accusing each other.

Similarly, candidates of Border Battalion, BSF/CISF, Dental Surgeons, Scholars, Temporary Lecturers, HDF Employees, SPOs, Pharmacists, PSC/JKSSB candidates whose posts were withdrawn many others who have been criticized as anti-youth and anti-youth by various political parties. Victims of dirty politics. He said that he is constantly following the development model of the Kejriwal government, and it is only his government that fulfils what it promises to the people. He said that all the issues of the educated youth of Jammu and Kashmir could be addressed only by capable leaders like Arvind Kejriwal, who understand the pain of unemployed youth.

He said that the governance model of Delhi had become the biggest attraction among the people across the country. The kind of work done by the Delhi government under Kejriwal’s leadership in education, healthcare and other sectors has given a positive message and instilled hope among the people of Jammu and Kashmir. He claimed that the Aam Aadmi Party is getting tremendous support from every section in J&K, and they will form the government in J&K in the upcoming elections. He was accompanied by various youth and student activists, including Adarsh ​​Bakshi, Sunil Sumbria, Advocate Anoop Singh, Sagar Hans etc.

Amish Mahajan

Railway Administration to soon remove Rohingyas settled on railway land in Jammu

The Rohingyas and other migrant workers illegally settled in Jammu Railway Station premises have been directed by the Railway Administration to vacate their land immediately. Hundreds of illegal shanties have been established around the East and West Colony of Jammu railway station, which can act as a dent in the security of the railways at any time. Outside the Jammu railway station premises, there is a vacant land of the Indian Railways on which the workers have set up their slums.

The engineering wing of the Railways had brought the matter to the notice of the District Commissioner, Jammu. After which, District Commissioner Jammu asked the police and administration to cooperate in getting the land cleared.

Railway officials have passed notices to the workers living there to vacate the railway land as a warning. He has asked the workers living there to vacate the said land soon. So that there can be four walls and railways can save their land from illegal occupation.

Amish Mahajan

Take all necessary measures for smooth conduct of Amarnath Yatra: J&K DGP to officers

On Saturday, Jammu and Kashmir police chief Dilbag Singh directed security forces to take all necessary measures for the smooth and peaceful conduct of the upcoming annual Amarnath Yatra, which will commence in June.

A police spokesman said the DGP visited Ganderbal in central Kashmir and reviewed the district’s security scenario and the preparedness for the pilgrimage to the holy cave shrine.

Singh directed the officers to prepare and take all necessary measures for the smooth and peaceful conduct of the Shri Amarnathji Yatra. “All the measures should be taken with regard to the security and logistics point of view. Police headquarters will provide all the necessary support system for the conduct of peaceful yatra,” he said.

Chairing an officers’ meeting, the DGP commended the work and role of the district police in maintaining peace and order and in curbing the nefarious designs of anti-national elements. However, he directed them to be more vigilant and keep pressure on the anti-national elements and their supporters.

Singh stressed upon the officers to identify the people and OGWs who support the anti-national elements and help in sustaining the terror eco-system. He appreciated the recent successes of J-K Police and other security forces against terrorism in different encounters. However, he emphasised that while dealing with any anti-militancy activities and law and order scenario, civilian convenience and security should always be kept in mind to the best possible extent.

Furthermore, he directed the officers to continue to maintain cordial relations with the general public and stressed organising police-community partnership group meetings at the local level.

During the meeting, the spokesman said the SSP Ganderbal and other officers briefed the DGP regarding the ground situation and security measures taken in the district for peace and order.

Two Pakistani militants behind attack on CRPF men Killed in Srinagar gunfight: IGP

Inspector-General of Police Kashmir Zone, Vijay Kumar, said that two Pakistani militants were killed in an encounter between security forces and militants in the Beshembar Nagar area of Srinagar on Sunday.

Kashmir Police tweeted while quoting IGP Kashmir, “02 #Pakistani #terrorists involved in a recent #terror attack on CRPF Personnel, neutralised in #Srinagar #Encounter. Arms & ammunition, other incriminating materials recovered.”

Meanwhile, Srinagar Police tweeted, “On Basis of input generated by Srinagar Police, Two Pakistani Terrorists of LeT killed in an encounter with Srinagar Police & CRPF. Both were directly involved in the attack on CRPF personnel in Maisuma Area on 4th April 2022.”

Kashmir Police tweeted, “#SrinagarEncounterUpdate: 01 more #terrorist killed (total 02). Search going on. Further details shall follow. @JmuKmrPoliIG”

Earlier, IGP Kashmir Vijay Kumar said one of the killed militants was involved in a recent attack on CRPF personnel.

It is pertinent to mention that a CRPF trooper was killed, while another was injured in a militant attack in the Maisuma area of Srinagar on 4th April 2022.

Balwant Singh Mankotia Meets Arvind Kejriwal for First Time After Joining AAP

Former MLA from Udhampur, Balwant Singh Mankotia, called on Aam Aadmi Party National Convener and Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal in Delhi today.

Mankotia, a two-times MLA from Udhampur Assembly Constituency from J&K National Panthers Party, joined Aam Aadmi Party yesterday in the presence of Delhi DyCM Manish Sisodia and Cabinet Ministers- Gopal Rai and Imran Hussain, besides two party MLAs and J&K Incharge of the AAP, Durgesh Pathak.

Mata Bala Sundri devotees face problems due to poor development

Hundreds of devotees thronged Mata Bala Sundri shrine in Sundri Kote Hills of Billawar to get the blessing of the Goddess.

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The devotees trekked 6 to 9 km on hilly terrain to reach the shrine to pay obeisance and offer special prayers on Navratra days, but the lack of basic infrastructure on the way to the shrine created many problems for the devotees.

As per legend, the temple of Mata Bala Sundri is 300 years old and was constructed by the king of Akhnoor after the Goddess appeared in his dreams.

To manage the affairs of the shrine, Mata Bala Sundri Shrine Board was constituted eight years back, but its activities are not seen on the ground.

Mata Bala Sundri Management Committee is the caretaker of the temple, and it uses donations to run the affairs of the temple like free Langer etc.

Jagan Nath Khajuria, Committee Member, said that number of visiting devotees is increasing with every passing day, but arrangements at the shrine are not proper.

He raised the issues like road connectivity, works from Boura to the temple is going on at a snail’s pace.

Ritesh Mahajan of the Langer Committee said there is no arrangement of water, better pathway or medicare at the shrine.

He appealed to the J&K LG to develop the shrine on the Mata Vaishno Devi Shrine pattern.

J&K: Militant killed in ongoing gunfight

Police, along with security forces on Sunday, claimed to have killed an unidentified militant in a gunfight in the Beshambar Nagar area of Srinagar.

“#SrinagarEncounterUpdate: 01 #terrorist killed. #Operation going on. Further details shall follow,” a police spokesman said.

As per IGP Kashmir, Vijay Kumar, the slain militant, was involved in killing a CRPF trooper in the Maisuma area of Srinagar on Monday, while the second is still trapped at the encounter site.

While police did not specify the location of the encounter, a news agency reported that the encounter broke out in the Beshambar Nagar area of the city this morning.

 

BJP trying to damage J&K economy: Mehbooba

People’s Democratic Party (PDP) president Mehbooba Mufti today said that the BJP has been trying to destroy the economy of Jammu and Kashmir for the last three years while Prime Minister Narendra Modi is watching it.

She also visited the home of a slain policeman killed in the recent militant attack at Srinagar and offered condolences to his family.

Speaking to the media, the former Chief Minister said that the ruling BJP had created a terrible atmosphere here for the last three years as employees are being fired from their jobs. But, on the contrary, outsiders are being re-employed, she added.

“All this shows that efforts are being made to destroy our economy while the Prime Minister is watching a spectacle, ” she said.

Mehbooba said that those who speak the truth are being imprisoned and cited the arrest of journalists Sajjad Gul and Fahad Shah as an example.” Ordinary people can’t even talk here,” she added.

“If the situation in Kashmir is peaceful, then why the number of troops in J&K is not decreasing with each passing day,” the PDP chief said, adding that the search operations would also decrease, but nothing positive is happening, which suggests that the situation is not peaceful at all.

“Dangerous laws, including PSA and UAPA, are being used here. But I want to tell the Central Government that this will not last long,” Mehbooba added.

J&K: 24 NIT students test positive

Today, twenty-four students of the National Institute of Technology (NIT), Srinagar, tested positive for the COVID-19 after a Rapid Antigen Test (RAT).

In a letter to the Head of the Department, Social and Preventive Medicine GMC Srinagar, Block Medical Officer (BMO) Hazrabal has informed that 24 students out of 47 tested positive for COVID-19 during RAT today.

“It is requested to kindly take up the matter with the concerned authorities for necessary declaration of MCZ (Micro Containment Zone),” read the letter.

The officials told the media that the students are from different parts of the country and had returned to the campus some time ago after visiting their families. However, the officials said that the students did not have any recent travel history.

“Normal COVID protocol will follow now, which includes mass testing; those infected have been isolated,” the officials said, adding the need for RAT arose after some of the students complained of sore throat and other COVID related symptoms.

MeT Issues Weather Update for Next 24 Hours: Details Here

On Sunday, the weather remained cloudy in J&K and Ladakh as the Meteorological (MeT) department forecasted dry weather in the two union territories during the next 24 hours.

“Weather is likely to remain dry in J&K and Ladakh during the next 24 hours”, a MeT department official said.

Srinagar had 10.0, Pahalgam 2.6 and Gulmarg 3.6 degrees Celsius as the minimum temperature.

Drass in the Ladakh region had 1.4, Leh 2.5 and Kargil 1.0 as the night’s lowest temperature.

Jammu had 21.7, Katra 20.2, Batote and Banihal had 14.8 and Bhaderwah 10.2 as the minimum temperature.