Month: April 2022

Meer Irfan On Saturday evening, the Government forces launched a Cordon and Search Operation (CASO) in the Heff area of south Kashmir's Shopian district. An official confirmed to The Kashmiriyat that 44 RR of the Indian Army, Jammu Kashmir Police and CRPF jointly launched a cordon and search operation in the Shopian area following an input about militant presence in the area. He said that the search operation is going on and searchlights have been installed around the suspected area. The forces have sealed the entry and exit points of the area, Locals said, adding, "A couple of gunshots were heard a few moments ago during the CASO."  

Rapid antigen test (RAT) for Covid-19 returned positive for 24 students at NIT Srinagar on Saturday, officials said In a letter to the Head of the Department, Social and Preventive Medicine GMC Srinagar, Block Medical Officer (BMO) Hazrabal informed that 24 students out of 47 tested positive for Covid 19 during RAT today. “It is requested to kindly take up the matter with the concerned authorities for necessary declaration of MCZ (Micro Containment Zone),” the letter, reads.(GNS)

Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) President Mehbooba Mufti on Saturday said that the BJP has been trying to destroy the economy of Jammu and Kashmir for the last three years while Prime Minister Narendra Modi is watching it. According to the news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO), she also visited the home of a slain policeman who was killed in the recent militant attack at Srinagar and offered condolences to his family. . Speaking to the media, the former Chief Minister said that for the last three years, the ruling BJP has created a terrible atmosphere here as employees are being fired from their jobs. On the contrary, outsiders are being re-employed, she added. “All this shows that efforts are being made to destroy our economy while the Prime Minister is watching a spectacle, " Mehb...

Meer Irfan Internet services have been suspended in parts of south Kashmir on Saturday afternoon. Locals from south Kashmir told The Kashmiriyat that internet services were snapped in the Zainapora belt of Shopian, Litter belt of Pulwama, and Yaripora belt of Kulgam on Saturday afternoon. "All of a sudden around 2 PM, our internet stopped working. We do not know the reason," Suhail, a resident of Zainapora said. Similarly, locals from Yaripora and Litter areas of south Kashmir said that their internet services were snapped on Saturday afternoon. Though officials could not be reached immediately for any comments.

Police on Saturday claimed to have arrested two militant associates of Lashkar-i-Toiba outfit in Central Kashmir’s Budgam district. A statement issued to GNS, the police said that Police in Budgam alongwith 2RR & 179Bn CRPF have arrested two militant associates of outfit LeT from orchard area of Rathsun Beerwah, Budgam. They have been identified as Wajid Yousuf Akhoon son of Mohammad Yousuf Akhoon resident of Rathsun Beerwah & Mohammad Ashraf Sheikh son of Wali Mohammad Sheikh resident of Kawoosa Khalisa. Incriminating materials of outfit LeT, arms & ammunition including one Chinese Pistol, 02 pistol magazines, 12 pistol rounds have been recovered from their possession, they said. Accordingly, a case vide FIR No. 35/2022 under relevant sections of law has been register...

A Hindu temple was vandalised by some unidentified miscreants here, prompting police to register a case and launch a probe to bring the culprits to book, officials said on Saturday. The idols of deities were found damaged at the decade-old temple in Sidhra on the city outskirts, they added. The priest noticed the damage on visiting the temple in the morning and informed the police station concerned, which immediately rushed a team to investigate the matter, the officials said. They said the temple was apparently vandalised by the miscreants on the intervening night of Friday and Saturday.buy prednisone online rxbuywithoutprescriptiononline.net/prednisone.html no prescription “A case has been registered and an investigation is on to bring the culprits to book,” a police official sa...