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Directs Officers to act humanely in event of harsh cold climatic conditions & replace damaged DTs within timeframe to ease peoples sufferings SRINAGAR, DECEMBER 19: The Divisional Commissioner (Div Com) Kashmir, Vijay Kumar Bidhuri Tuesday…
DODA DECEMBER 19: In a proactive step towards enhancing road safety, Deputy Commissioner Doda, Harvinder Singh, along with SSP Doda Abdul Qayoom, conducted an inspection to oversee the installation of CCTV cameras in the commercial…
DODA DECEMBER 19: In a significant development to facilitate travel in winters, the subsidised helicopter service from Doda to Jammu took off today. The inaugural ceremony, held at the District Police Line in Doda, was…
JAMMU, Dec 19: Anand Jain, the Inspector General of Police for the Jammu zone, stated on Tuesday that Jammu and Kashmir is fully capable of handling any challenge. He urged young people to use their time and energy constructively for the good of the nation. Speaking to reporters, Jain had just opened a cricket match in the Kathua district honouring its martyrs, which the police had organised.Earlier, IGP Jain paid respects to the police officers who gave their lives in the battle against terrorism in Kathua along with Deputy Commissioner Rakesh Minhas, Deputy Inspector General of Police Shakti Pathak, and Senior Superintendent of Police Shivdeep Singh from the Jammu-Samba-Kathua range. In response to a query regarding the likelihood of an increase in terrorist activity along the Jammu border throughout the current winter, Jain stated, "The J&K Police is fully capable to meet any challenge and are promise-bound (to root out terrorism)." Although potential infiltration routes are blocked by heavy snowfall along the Line of Control in Kashmir and some areas of Jammu, the threat of infiltration increases due to fog along the International Border in the districts of Kathua, Samba, and Jammu.When asked about drug smuggling from Punjab into Jammu and Kashmir, he responded that all cases are being looked into in order to identify any connections, both forward and backward. "We're working to make J&K a drug-free area," he declared, encouraging the youth to abstain from drugs and spend their time and energy wisely for both the good of the nation as a whole and themselves. He claimed that in addition to honouring the police officers who have lost their lives, the cricket competition inspires young people to pursue sports and education so they can contribute to the growth of the country. [caption id="attachment_7504" align="alignnone" width="300"] J&K Fully Capable To Meet Any Challenge: IGP Jammu[/caption]
SRINAGAR, Dec 19: A senior CRPF officer stated here on Tuesday that the people of Jammu and Kashmir, especially the youth, should be commended for the decrease in violence in the valley caused by militancy. "The people, especially the youth, have shown tremendous support." Without your help, it could not have happened. In the fields, whether it be in football, cricket, or other sports, the voice of the new Kashmir can be heard.When asked who should be given credit for the decline in militancy in the valley, Inspector General of the CRPF, Srinagar sector, Ajay Yadav responded, "So, the major contribution has been of the youth of Kashmir, the people of Kashmir."He was addressing reporters outside the launch of a football competition in Srinagar that was sponsored by the CRPF. "I firmly believe that the people will come together and make the upcoming year even better than it is now," Yadav continued. The tournament is being played by up to 16 teams from central Kashmir, four of which are from Downtown Srinagar. "This is the new Kashmir, and the youth will advance." I hope a lot of young players from this tournament will eventually represent India. He added that sports are a major factor in preventing young people from using drugs. According to Yadav, the tournament was planned with young people in mind.Engaging the youth, giving them a way to live better lives, and giving them a chance to compete at the national level are the goals. He expressed confidence that the tournament will produce a large number of talented players. We have pledged that the CRPF will maintain youth involvement. He continued, "These competitions are a component of the civic action programme." When asked if the paramilitary force was prepared to guard the J&K elections, the Inspector General responded that the CRPF was prepared for any duty. He declared that the competition would take place every year. [caption id="attachment_7501" align="alignnone" width="300"] People Deserve Credit For Decline In Militancy In Valley: CRPF IG[/caption]
JAMMU: Jammu and Kashmir police said on Tuesday, in a statement, that they had arrested one person from Rajouri district for allegedly facilitating a Rohinga woman in obtaining papers. According to the statement, the woman…
JAMMU, Dec 19: Police said on Tuesday that as part of a special effort to monitor the activities of foreign nationals, they have filed three First Information Reports (FIRs) against nine Rohingyas and one Bangladeshi national for obtaining Indian identity documents—such as domicile certificates, Aadhaar cards, voter ID cards, PAN cards, and so on—illegally and for residing in the Doda district of Jammu and Kashmir. Police provided details, saying that following a thorough and discrete investigation into the illegal stays of foreigners (Bangladesh and Rohingyas) at different points in this district, a case has been filed under applicable legal provisions against the accused individuals, who are all residents of Myanmar and include Raheela Begum, Shakeela Begum, Jahan Ara, Meem Bano, and Muskan Banoo.Similar to this, a case against Rohingyas and their facilitators—Zavaira Begum, Shabnam Begum, Noor Bhar, and Zeenat Begum—all Myanmar residents, has been filed at the Gandoh police station in accordance with pertinent legal provisions. "After a thorough investigation, it was determined that these Rohingyas had entered the Doda district and had obtained Indian identity documents illegally in order to reveal their identity as long-term residents of the Doda district," the police stated. Additionally, a case has been filed against Nusrat Jahan, a resident of Dhaka who is of Bangladeshi nationality, and her accomplices for obtaining Indian identity documents and overstaying or violating visa regulations. "Police carried out house searches as part of an ongoing investigation and found incriminating materials, which are seized as evidence," the police stated.It is important to note that an investigation into each of these cases has been started in order to identify the government workers and facilitators who gave these foreigners Indian identity documents and other assistance so that those responsible could be held accountable. [caption id="attachment_7483" align="alignnone" width="300"] 9 Rohingyas, One Bangladeshi National Booked For Illegally Staying In Doda[/caption]
SRINAGAR: Tuesday was the coldest night of the season in several parts of South Kashmir as temperatures dropped sharply throughout the area. All of these stations have once again recorded sub-zero temperatures, following an improvement in nighttime temperatures brought on by snowfall. The coldest night of the season was recorded at minus 4.2 degrees Celsius in Qazigund, South Kashmir, and 6.9 degrees Celsius in Pahalgam, South Kashmir. The capital of Jammu and Kashmir during the summer, Srinagar, recorded a low of minus 3.7 degrees Celsius. A low of minus 6.6 degrees Celsius has been recorded at the well-known ski resort of Gulmarg. Kokernag recorded a low of minus 3.1 degrees Celsius, while Kupwara recorded a low of minus 3.8 degrees. [caption id="attachment_7480" align="alignnone" width="300"] Kashmir shivers as night temp falls again[/caption]
JAMMU: According to police, seven FIRs have been filed at various police stations in this city against individuals who are allegedly involved in giving Rohingyas shelter and government benefits. This was announced on Tuesday. A police spokesperson stated that after searches at various locations in the Jammu district, the police stations Satwari, Trikuta Nagar, Bagh-e-Bahu, Channi Himmat, Nowabad, Domana, and Nagrota received the filed complaints. According to the official, formal complaints have been filed against individuals who are alleged to have given refuge to foreign nationals and assisted them in obtaining government assistance. According to the spokesperson, searches were carried out in front of magistrates at the facilitators' homes as well as at various locations where the Rohingyas are housed. The official claimed that during searches, unlawfully obtained Indian documents were found, including bank records, PAN cards, and Adhaar cards, among other pieces of evidence. "An investigation has begun, and more information will be released later. All such defaulters will face severe consequences in the future, the spokesperson declared. Following the discovery of unlawfully obtained documents, such as Adhaar cards, during a crackdown against Rohingyas in the district, police in the Kishtwar district filed a case the previous day. At police station Dachhan, the case was filed under several sections of the Indian Penal Code, including 467 (forgery of important documents), 468 (forgery with the intent to deceive), 471 (using a forged document as genuine), and 420 (cheating). The Rohingyas are a Muslim minority from Myanmar who speak Bengali dialect. Many Rohingyas fled persecution in their home country and sought safety in Jammu and other parts of India by entering the nation illegally through Bangladesh. Government data indicates that over 13,700 foreigners, comprising of Rohingya Muslims and citizens of Bangladesh, have made their home in Jammu and other districts of Jammu and Kashmir. Between 2008 and 2016, the number of foreigners in these areas increased by more than 6,000. During a verification drive earlier in March 2021, police discovered over 250 Rohingyas—including women and children—living illegally in Jammu city. They were then placed in a holding centre inside Sub-jail Kathua. [caption id="attachment_7477" align="alignnone" width="300"] FIRs lodged against those providing shelter to Rohingyas in Jammu[/caption]
SRINAGAR: According to a senior CRPF officer, terrorism in Jammu and Kashmir is now viewed as a "dirty word" rather than a current fashion. "The most important thing for us to realise is that, in the current context, terrorism in Jammu and Kashmir is a dirty word; it is no longer trendy. ADG Nalin Prabhat of the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) told reporters at Shopian that's why "they (terrorists) will be finished." According to the senior official, the moment a terrorist joins a terror group, he signs his own death warrant. "Anyone who joins a terrorist organisation or turns terrorist signs their own death warrant. The nation, the people, and God are all with us, so they (the terrorists) will perish," he continued.No matter how many ultras were active, according to Prabhat, they would all suffer the same fate. "How is the number of them relevant? Any number of them—two, twenty, or fifty—will be squandered. An icon cannot be a terrorist. The real icons are the children who grow up to be athletes, physicians, and engineers," he continued. [caption id="attachment_7474" align="alignnone" width="300"] Terrorism considered 'dirty word' in J&K: CRPF[/caption]
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