Month: March 2019

March 27 The posters carrying pictures of seven “wanted Militants” affiliated with the Hizbul Mujahideen and the Lashker-e-Taiba have come up in Jammu and Kashmir’s Kishtwar district with an announcement for a cash reward and a job for anyone providing information leading to their arrest or killing. The hilly Kishtwar district in this province, which was declared terrorism-free over a decade ago, was rattled by the killing of a senior BJP leader and his brother in November last year and gun-snatching incident from a policeman recently. “For any information leading to get hold live or dead – cash reward in lakhs & job,” the poster, which was put up by police in Kishtwar at various places, reads. The poster carries pictures of the “wanted Militants” — Mohammad Amin alias “Jah...

March 27 Sajad Hameed Six days after Kalantra gunfight, two youths have gone missing from the village on Wednesday. Sources told The Kashmiriyat that two youths have went missing from Bandi Payeen area of North Kashmir’s Baramulla district since Tuesday evening. A senior Police official confirming the incident to The Kashmiriyat said that two youths identified as Mohsin Manzoor Najar son of Manzoor Ahmed Najar and Suhail Ahmed Lone both residents of Bandi Payeen are missing from the area since yesterday evening. Police officer said that family in this regard has registered missing report with case FIR No. 06/2019,U/S 363/RPC at Police Station Chandoosa and further investigation has been initiated officer added. Pertinently on 21 March two militants were killed in a gunfight and thr...

March 27 National Conference leader Farooq Abdullah questioned the BJP led Central government over its claims on air-strike conducted in Pakistan's Balakot. "If 300 people have died (in Balakot air strike), would there not be an international cry as to what has happened? And anybody who questions this, he is anti-national, he is a Pakistani," he said here. Farooq added that only a few trees and a pigeon was killed in the strike, not any Militant, as claimed by the Modi led Government. Abdullah further claimed that following the air-strikes, no one is talking about the Ram Temple issue. "Today no one talks of Ram Temple. Before that strike in Balakot, it was temple, temple, and temple. Who is talking of Ram today?" he questioned.

March 27 Former Chief Minister of  Jammu and Kashmir Farooq Abdullah on Tuesday asserted that Kashmir would always remain an integral part of India come what may. “We are responsible for the strife in Kashmir..we couldn’t take care of the jannat. Let us all make it jannat (paradise) again,” Abdullah said at an election rally of the Telugu Desam Party in Kadapa town of Andhra Pradesh. “If we are Hindustani, we want to make Hindustan stronger. We also want our neighbour strong, be honest and end terrorism,” he added, referring to Pakistan. The National Conference leader slammed the BJP for raking up the Ram temple issue ahead of elections. “Before an election, a lot of noise is made that the Ram temple will be built. Have you heard about it after elections? Now they say they atta...

March 27 A feeble Western Disturbance is expected to approach the hills of North India by March 28. In the wake of this weather system, isolated rain and thundershower activities will commence over Jammu and Kashmir. By March 29, the intensity and spread of the weather activity will increase, and parts of Himachal Pradesh will start experiencing rain and thundershowers. On March 29 itself, light snowfall activity is also expected over Jammu Kashmir. During this period, we expect the northwestern plains especially the northern parts of Punjab to get effected in the form of isolated rains. By March 30, this spell will become more widespread with many parts of Jammu and Kashmir and Himachal Pradesh witnessing rain along with light snowfall over the higher reaches.buy cialis sublingual onl...