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Apr232019 by News DeskNo Comments

In Islamabad (anantnag) township, 86 Votes Polled out of 8179 in 12 Areas

ISLAMABAD
April 23 Tawseef Nazir Amid a boycott, the polling stations across the Islamabad (anantnag) district are wearing a deserted look on Tuesday as the area goes to polls in the third phase of Lok Sabha Polls 2019. Out of total 8179 voters, only 86 people have voted in 12 areas of South Kashmir's Islamabad (Anantnag) district. In Hazratbal A- 3 Out of 605, In Hazartbal B- 1 Out of 605, Hazrat C 11 votes of 615, Shirpora Payeen- 12 vote out of 1066, Khaa Bazar- 4 votes out of 724, In Malaknag A 7 out of 784, Malaknag out B- 1 Out of 710, In New Qazibagh A– 8 OUT OF 732, N Qazibagh B- 11 out of 835, Qazibagh A, 5 out of 700, Mattan Adda A- 8 out of 895, In mattan Adda B- 14 out of 513. Meanwhile the locals of Brinty alleged that Forces barged into the area and vandalised property w...
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People in Shangus, Kokernag Come out in Large Numbers to Vote

KULGAM
April 23 Waris Shah A moderate turnout is being witnessed in Kokernag and Shangus belts as People in are coming out to cast their votes in the third phase of Lok Sabha polls in South Kashmir's Islamabad (Anantnag) district. A total of 13, 524 voters have cast their votes out of 1,80,000 total voters. in Shangus 4519 people have cast their votes out of a total 88000 electorates, In Kokernag out of 92000, a total of 9005 people have cast their votes so far. In Dooru, 3700 people have cat their votes out of a total of 78,684 voters.
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12 Votes Polled out of 3485 in Ashajipora Belt of Islamabad (Anantnag)

ISLAMABAD
April 23 Tawseef Nazir Amid a low voter turnout the people of Islamabad (anantnag) district in South Kashmir on Tuesday in the third phase of Lok Sabha Polls, voters have choose to remain away from polling stations in Ashajipora belt of the District. Out of 3485 votes, only 12 votes have been polled by 1045 Am. In Ashajipora A- 3 votes have been polled out of 770, Zero votes have been polled in Ashajipora B- out of 701, In Moominabad 7 votes have bee cast out of 1259 and in Daburna 2 people have voted out of 755. Clashes have also intensified at several places in Islamabad (anantnag) district amid tight security arrangements. In Shirpora, 23 votes have been polled out of 1580 total votes.
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Clashes Intensify in Islamabad (Anantnag) Parts- 140 Votes Polled Out of 11700 in 6 Belts

OTHERS
April 23 Suhail Dar/ Tawseef Nazir Amid massive security arrangements, poling begun in South Kashmir's Islamabad(Anantnag) district for the third phase of the Lok Sabha Polls in 2019. Reports on the ground informed The Kashmiriyat that low voting is being witnessed in almost all the areas as people have chose to stay inside their houses. Intense clashes erupted in Hakhura Gund, Dehruna, Brinti, Dialgam and several other places as Forces fired tear smoke shells in the area. 21 Votes have been polled in Rooh Monghal Belt out of 1100, 5 out of 3000 in Souf Shali in Kokernag, Native of Slain Militant commander Bashir Lashkar, 82 out of 3600 in Khanabal, 32 out of 4000 in Achabal. In Khanabal Belt, 2 Votes have been polled in Seepan-A, Seepan-B 16 votes have been polled, In Kh...
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As Voting Closes at 4 PM- In Islamabad (Anantnag) 87 Percent Say ”No” To Elections (Live Updates)

INDIA
April 23 With Inputs from Tawseef Nazir/ Suhail Dar/ Waris Shah/ Sheikh Nadeem/ Beigh Fayaz Polling began on for the third phase of Lok Sabha Elections on Tuesday for the largest phase of Lok Sabha election in 116 seats, including all constituencies in Gujarat and Kerala, with BJP president Amit Shah, Congress chief Rahul Gandhi and several Union Ministers among prominent candidates in the fray. Besides all seats in Gujarat (26) and Kerala (20), voting will be held in four seats in Anantnag, Assam, five seats in Bihar, seven in Chhattisgarh, 14 each in Karnataka and Maharashtra, six in Odisha, 10 in Uttar Pradesh, five in West Bengal, two in Goa, and one each in Dadra and Nagar Haveli, Daman and Diu and Tripura. In the South Kashmir's Islamabad (Anantnag) district voting will b...
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Apr222019 by News DeskNo Comments

“Its Getting Impossible to Move out”- Islamabad (anantnag) Converted into a Security Garrison Ahead of LS Polls tomorrow

REGIONAL
April 22 With Night patrols and concertina wires beefed up in this South Kashmir district, people from distant areas were seen running towards their natives in the afternoon as Government Force personnel took control of the Polling stations in this South Kashmir township. on Monday afternoon, the entire township wore a deserted look as hundreds of government Force personnel and their vehicles started doing rounds of the Islamabad (anantnag) township ahead of the Lok Sabha 2019 Polls that are scheduled on Wednesday. ALSO READ: Polls for Islamabad (Anantnag) District- Everything you Need to Know Vehicles of Government Forces personnel are moving around the entire district in large convoys, shops and other business establishments shut early today in apprehension of any violent inc...
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Apr222019 by News DeskNo Comments

A Would-be Groom Crushed to Death by Train in Pulwama

PULWAMA
April 22 A youth was killed in a train accident here in Panzgam area of South Kashmir’s Pulwama district. Reports said that a Sikh youth was walking along railway track in Panzgam when a moving train crushed him to death. Police sources identified him as MP Singh, a resident of Iqbal Abad, Chandrigam Tral. The incident shocked the locals at his native village who in large numbers mostly Muslims assembled at the house of the deceased and mourned his death. The deceased was known as a talented cricketer in the area who was scheduled to tie his knot on 28 April this month. The deceased was the lone son of his parents.
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Massive Search Operation Launched in Pulwama

OTHERS
April 22 The Government Forces on Monday afternoon launched a Cordon and Search operation (CASO) in Trichal area in South Kashmir's Pulwama District. Sources told The Kashmiriyat that a search operation has been launched by 55 Rahstriya Rifles, Jammu Kashmir Police and CRPF jointly  in Trichal area Following specific inputs about Militant movement, All the entry and exit points of the area have been sealed on Monday afternoon. A door to door search operation has begun, Locals told The Kashmiriyat. Cordon and Search Operation (CASO) was launched as an Anti Militancy operation on May 2, 2017 amid a rise in the local recruitment into Militant groups in the Kashmir valley. The Forces jointly conduct search operations in a specific area, locking down the area virtually and fri...
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Pakistani Militant “Chotta Dujana” Arrested From Baramulla

REGIONAL
April 22 Sajad Hameed The Jammu Kashmir Police on Monday claimed to have arrested a militant from Mirgund Pattan area of north Kashmir’s Baramulla district. Sources said a militant was arrested by joint team of forces from Mirgund Pattan area. The militant has been identified as Aqib alias Chota Dujana a resident of Pakistan, as per sources the militant was affiliated with Lashkar-e-Toiba. Aqib was travelling in a Xylo vehicle when he was arrested.
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JRL calls for Valley-Wide Shutdown tomorrow: Mobile Internet to be snapped across south Kashmir

OTHERS
April 22, 2019 The joint resistance leadership on Monday called for a valley-wide shutdown for Tuesday (23rd April). In a press release issued to The Kashmiriyat, the JRL has called for a shutdown to protest against the ill-treatment of Yasin Malik inside India's Tihar Jail. Pertinently, the south Kashmir's Islamabad (Anantnag) district is going to polls tomorrow.buy fildena generic bloinfobuy.com/fildena.html over the counter Meanwhile, a telecom official told The Kashmiriyat that mobile internet services would be snapped in South Kashmir by evening today
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