May 2019 - Page 10 of 15 - The Kashmiriyat

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“He was in his mothers womb, when his father was Killed by Army”- 24-Year old Tariq was “Pushed” to Pick Arms

WRITE-UPS

May 04 Jahangeer Ganie One day after the April 01 encounters last year that intensified the Militant recruitment in Kashmir valley, Tariq Ali Sheikh, went missing from his home in Mool Chitragam area of South Kashmir’s Shopian district. The next day, a gun wielding picture of 23 year old, Tariq son of Mohammed Shameem Sheikh went viral over social media, Shameem was a known Militant commander of the Mool Chitragam area. Mohammed Shameem was killed in an encounter along with his four associates on 14 January 1994, a family member of Tariq had told The Kashmiriyat. “He was not even born when his father was killed, he was in his mother’s womb and was born months after that.” Tariq, as per the family member, was, since his early childhood, inclined to Islamic studies so he pursu...

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12th Funeral of “Lateef Tiger” Attended by a Sea of People- Militants Offered Gun Salute

PULWAMA

May 05 After thousands of people attended the funeral of slain Militant commander, Lateef Ahmed Dar alias tiger in Dogripora on Friday, people from far areas in large numbers reached this Pulwama area to attend the funeral prayers of slain on Saturday too. Locals told The Kashmiriyat that on the insistence of thousands of people, Lateef was not laid to rest on Friday evening, they wanted Lateef to be buried on Saturday. They said that people in large numbers have reached the funeral ground where the funeral number 12 as just offered to the last surviving member of Burhan's iconic group. Amid intense pro Independence and Anti India slogans, thousands of passionate women and men stayed in Dogripora for the entire night where locals arranged food for hundreds of mourners. A Loc...

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School Bus on Picnic Meets Accident in Islamabad (anantnag)- 13 Children Injured

ISLAMABAD

May 03 Thirteen children were injured when a bus they were travelling in met an accident near Siligam area of Mattan in South Kashmir's Islamabad(Anantnag) district. Sources told The Kashmiriyat that a bus number JK03 2711 was on the way to Doudpath High School in Kokernag area of South Kashmir's Islamabad (anantnag) district on Friday evening when it met an accident near Siligam area of Mattan. out of the fourty children and four teachers travelling in the bus, thirteen children were injured in the accident, the locals rushed to the venue and helped the children to the nearby hospital in Seer. The Doctors there confirming the incident to The Kashmiriyat said that the thirteen children had received minor injuries. Station House Officer in Aishmuqam confirmed the incident to ...

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Pakistan Violates Ceasefire in Kashmir Along Line of Control

INTERNATIONAL

May 03 The Pakistani army violated the ceasefire for the second consecutive day Friday by resorting to small arms fire along the Line of Control (LoC) in Jammu Kashmir’s Poonch district, an official spokesperson said. “At about 1600 hours, Pakistani army initiated unprovoked ceasefire violation with firing of small arms along the LoC in Qasba Sector in Poonch district,” the official said, adding that the Indian Army retaliated effectively, he said. Pakistani troops had resorted to shelling with mortars and firing of small arms on Thursday as well in Shahpur and Kirni sectors of Poonch district. Schools along the border have been kept closed for the past two days as a precautionary measure, officials said. Ten people, including four soldiers, have been killed and over 50 peop...

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Deputy Commissioner Islamabad (Anantnag) visits Educational & Health Institutions

ISLAMABAD

May 03 The Deputy Commissioner, Islamabad (Anantnag) Khalid Jahangir, today made an extensive visit to Block Shangus & Chittergul to take stock of the basic amenities regarding power supply, drinking water, healthcare facilities & sanitation. He also made visit of High School Nowgam and interacted with students. He directed the Headmaster and other teaching staff to focus on quality education. During the inspection of M&RE works at Pingwan, Shangus, Charpora & Panchalthan, he directed Xen, PDD to ensure quality material and to provide power supply to un-electrified families. The DC also visited CHC Shangus & Chittergul inspected various sections of the institutions and took stock of the medicare facilities being provided to the patients. On the occasion vari...

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65 Year old Woman Crushed to Death by Truck in Sopore

REGIONAL

May 03 A 65-year-old woman died after she was hit by a speedy truck at Model town bypass in north Kashmir’s Sopore town on Friday. The deceased haas been identitied as Noora Begum,a resident of Model town Sopore. Police sources said the driver managed to escape from the spot.buy silagra online https://www.facebeautyscience.com/wp-content/themes/twentytwentyone/inc/new/silagra.html no prescription

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Thousands Reach Shopian Amid a Complete Shutdown to Bid Adieu to ‘Molvi Tariq’

SHOPIAN

May 03 Thousands of women and men have gathered in Moolu Chitragam in Shopian near the house of a Militant, Tariq Ali Sheikh alias Molvi on Friday afternoon. The Kashmiriyat has been informed that people in the area have gathered to bid adieu to the local Militant who has been killed in the an encounter early morning in Shopian along with two other local Militants. Tariq had joined Militant ranks on April 02 in 2018, his father was a popular commander of the region, he had been killed during an encounter in early 90s.buy silagra online https://www.conci.com/wp-content/themes/twentyfifteen/inc/new/silagra.html no prescription Sources said that people shouting pro Freedom and Pro Islam slogans have gathered in Moolu Chitragam. Three militants were killed in an encounter that ...

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Police rescue 50 bovines in Udhampur

INDIA

May 03 Police Friday foiled two separate bids to smuggle over 50 bovines in Jammu and Kashmir’s Udhampur district even though the smugglers managed to flee, officials said. Police intercepted the suspected smugglers in Bharat Nagar and MH Chowk areas on the highway at Udhampur and rescued the animals, they said. A search was on to nab the suspects and a case has been registered, police said.

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Dogripora Descends into Mourning- Sea of People Gathers for the Funeral of ‘Lateef Tiger’

REGIONAL

May 03 Skinder Gull As the news of the death of Militant commander, Lateef Ahmed Dar alias Tiger reached his native in Dogripora in South Kashmir's Pulwama, people stormed out on the streets amid mourning and sloganeering in utter disbelief. In last year's May, after the killing of Saddam Padder, the Director General of Jammu Kashmir Police had claimed that all members of Burhan Group were killed, however Lateef Tiger's photos with new Militants who joined post Burhan Wani killing in July 2016 had gone viral over the internet. Eyewitnesses told that the body of Lateef has been handed over to his family and is being brought to the funeral ground. Lateef Ahmad Dar alias tiger son of Ghulam Hassan Dar resident of Dogripora village of South Kashmir's Pulwama district is the one ...

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Roadside Vendors Thrashed by Government Officials in Islamabad (Anantnag) Township

ISLAMABAD

May 03 Suhail Dar The roadside vendors in the Islamabad (anantnag) township in South Kashmir have alleged that they were rounded up and thrashed by the officials of the Municipal committee of the Islamabad (anantnag) township. The vendors alleging the officials thrashed them without any provocation speaking to The Kashmiriyat demanded strict action against the Executive official of the Municipal council. They said that the Municipal council has been taking a fund of 30 rupees per day to be on the streets and earn their livelihood to feed their families. "We are the residents of this township, we do not want officials from other places to tell us to not be here," a roadside vendor told The Kashmiriyat. "If they had to take any action against us, they could have just dealt w...