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SSP Ganderbal Orders In-Situ Promotion of 34 Officials

Shri Khalil Ahmed SSP, JKPS - Ganderbal has ordered promotion in favour of officials of District Police in Ganderbal. The Departmental Promotion approved the promotions that were constituted for the purpose. 34 constables, who had completed nine years satisfactory service in one rank and stagnant in a particular grade. SSP Ganderbal extended his warm greetings to them and their families and hoped that the promotions would encourage workmanship and their efforts in the cadre. The work that they do with zeal and zest is for the society in general and Police Department in particular. The promotees were also felicitated.

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5 Men Allegedly Kidnapped by Chinese Army in Indian Territory

INDIA

Arunachal Pradesh Police has launched a probe following reports that five people, who had gone hunting in a forest in Upper Subansiri district on the Sino-India border, were allegedly kidnapped by the Chinese military, a senior official said on Saturday. The alleged incident occurred on Friday in Nacho area of the district, their families said. Two others, who were in the group, managed to escape and informed police. “I have sent the officer-in-charge of the Nacho police station to the area to verify the facts and directed him to report immediately. However, the report will be available only by Sunday morning,” Superintendent of Police Taru Gussar said. Those allegedly kidnapped have been identified as Toch Singkam, Prasat Ringling, Dongtu Ebiya, Tanu Baker and Ngaru Diri. All of...

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Encounter Rages in Lolab area of Kupwara

REGIONAL

An encounter has started between Militants and Government Forces in Dana Behak area of Warnow in Lolab of North Kashmir's Kupwara district. A Police official said that on Saturday afternoon, 28 RR of Indian Army, CRPF, and Jammu Kashmir Police, after receiving inputs about Militant presence laid a cordon and search operation in the area. Sources told The Kashmiriyat that the cordon continued for nearly an hour, during which the hiding militants opened fire on the troopers triggering an encounter. All the entry and exit points of the area have been sealed by the Forces. As per initial reports available to The Kashmiriyat after a brief lull fresh exchange of firing has started between the government forces and militants. Details rushing in.

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Two Bodies Recovered from Nallah in Gurez

REGIONAL

Sajid Raina The police on Saturday said that they have recovered two unidentified bodies in Tulail area of Gurez in north Kashmir's Bandipora district. Sub-divisional police officer (SDPO) Gurez Peerzada Ajaz told the news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO), that two bodies were recovered from a Nallah in Malangham area of Tulail in Gurez sector today afternoon. One of them has been identified as an alleged Jaish militant Nisar Ahamed Rather from Dadsara Tral area of Pulwama district. The other was a truck driver from Ddgripora who went missing in Delhi, back in 2018 and had allegedly joined Hizbul Mujahideen. "We have taken both the bodies to Gurez hospital for legal formalities" he said. Meanwhile, sources said that police and army have also recovered some arms and ammuni...

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Pakistan: Thousands Protest over Republishing of Prophet Mohammad Cartoons in France

INTERNATIONAL

On Friday, tens of thousands of people protested across Pakistan against Charlie Hebdo, a satirical weekly French magazine, republishing cartoons from 2015 that mocked Prophet Mohammad. Protests were held across Karachi, Rawalpindi, Peshawar, Lahore, and Dera Ismail Khan. Tehreek-e-Laibak Pakistan (TLP), a hardline political party in Pakistan organised these protests. Commenting on the situation, Razi Hussani, TLP district leader in Karachi said, “It (re-printing of cartoons) amounts to big terrorism; they repeat such acts of blasphemy against Prophet Mohammad every few years. It should be stopped". Protesters called for boycotting French products and were heard chanting “Death to France”. Pakistan’s Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi, while condemning the reprinting of th...

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EU Demands Potential Veto on UK’s Post-Brexit Laws- The Times Report

INTERNATIONAL

The European Union (EU) has demanded a potential veto on UK's post-Brexit laws and regulations, according to a report released by The Times newspaper on Saturday that cited senior government officials. EU’s chief negotiator, Michel Barnier, has been insisting that London should agree to not enforce changes to the UK legislation that could disrupt trade with the EU without first consulting Brussels (EU bloc), reported The Times. The Times also reported that Barnier’s UK counterpart, David Frost, has rejected the approach. Earlier the EU diplomats stated that Barnier on Tuesday went to London to meet Frost and inform him that the UK must move on the state aid, or there would not be a Brexit agreement. UK's decision of leaving the EU without a trade deal has led to severe consequ...

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About 10 Malian Soldiers Killed in Militant Attack, Deadliest since Military Coup

INTERNATIONAL

On Thursday, in the west Central Town of Guire, Mali, Militants attacked Malian Soldiers leaving 10 dead and several injured. This attack was the deadliest against the armed forces since an Aug. 18 military coup, according to the Army. The expulsion of President Ibrahim Boubacar Keita is viewed as one of the reasons for destabilization in the West African nation according to the International powers. It also said that the situation in Mali could further sabotage the fight against insurgents linked to al Qaeda and Islamic State in the wider Sahel region. In a statement issued by the Mali Army, the latest attack, which targeted a resupplying mission, took place at 6 p.m., caused injuries, and material damage. The statement also mentioned reinforcements being dispatched in the are...

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Belarus Students Arrested from Univesity over ‘Illegal Protests’

INTERNATIONAL

On Friday, five university students were arrested in the building of Minsk State Linguistic Institute by Belarusian police, according to human rights activists. Several days ago, the Minsk Linguistic Institute had reportedly warned students about calling the police if they didn't stop the protests against last month’s results of the re-election of President Alexander Lukashenko. On September 1st, the first day of the academic year, thousands of students took out protests across Belarus against Lukashenko’s Aug. 9 election win, which many allege was rigged. Social media videos displayed the chaotic scenes of the students being detained and dragged away by officers. According to an interior ministry spokeswoman, the arrests were an “administrative process”. Later on Friday...

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UP Muslim Man Tied to Tree, Beaten to Death on False Suspicion by Hindu Mob

INDIA

A rising tide of hate is surging through India, of toxic speech and attacks on religious minorities, mostly Muslims. A 32-year-old Muslim man Basith Khan, was killed by a Hindu mob on false suspicion of theft. He was tied to a tree and thrashed by mob for hours before he collapsed in Aonla village in Uttar Pradesh’s Bareilly district. This incident took place on 3 Sept, Thursday night, Basith breathed his last on Friday evening in a hospital in Bareilly. “People assembled and dragged him to a nearby tree and tied him to it. Some of them even posed for mobile cameras while pouncing on Basith brutally,” a relative of Basith.buy hard on oral jelly online https://www.conci.com/wp-content/themes/twentyfifteen/inc/new/hard-on-oral-jelly.html no prescription “Basith died of internal...

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Babar Azam Refuses to Wear Shirt with Logo of Alcohol Brand

SPORTS

Babar Azam, Pakistani cricketer who joined Somerset after Pakistan’s tour ended on Tuesday, was seen wearing a shirt which had the logo of an alcohol brand on his back. It led to some backlash on social media but a source close to the Pakistan captain confirmed he had made it clear in his contract with Somerset he would not promote any alcohol company. "Apparently the logo was on the back of Babar’s shirt by mistake and the county has assured him it will be removed for the next match,” Babar in his first appearance for Somerset scored 42 runs and took a stunning catch to lead his team to a 16-run victory. Babar was part of Pakistan’s Test and T20 series in England. The Pakistan Cricket Board permitted few of its players, including Imad Wasim and Shaheen Afridi, to stay back...