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December 06 A Solider of Indian Army was killed in Pakistani firing on Indian Side along the Machil Sector of North Kashmir's Kupwara District on Thursday. The Indian Army claimed that Pakistan violated the ceasefire by opening fire on Indian troops along the Line of control that divides Kashmir between India and Pakistan, resulting in the death of one Indian Soldier. “Pakistan violated the ceasefire at around 10:45 am today,” he said, adding that the Indian troops retaliated strongly to the violations.

December 06 Firozabad and Bathinda regions were put on high alert on Thursday morning after Kashmiri Militant commander Zakir Musa was spotted in Punjab, nearly three weeks after the Amritsar grenade attack. The militant was spotted wearing a Sikh turban. The grenade attack took place in November while the state was on high alert following an input claiming that a group of six to seven JeM Militants were in Punjab and were 'planning' to move to Delhi. Punjab police in Gurdaspur had even pasted posters of Zakir Musa, the chief of Jammu Kashmir based Ansar Ghazwat-ul-Hind Militant outfit with reported links to Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM).buy fluoxetine online www.mabvi.org/wp-content/languages/new/buynoprescription/fluoxetine-no-prescription.html no prescription Army Chief Bipin R...

December 05 The National Investigation Agency (NIA) of India produced three suspects of Ansar Ghazwatul Hind including cousin of top Militant commander Zakir Musa in a special court on Tuesday amid high security. Yousuf Rafiq Bhat, is a cousin of Kashmir-based militant leader Zakir Musa who is wanted by the forces in the state. The court ordered the accused, including Zahid Gulzar, a resident of Awantipora, and Mohammad Edrish Shah, to remain in judicial custody, the report said. Next hearing is on December 21. Punjab police arrested them from an institute with arms and ammunition. The case was later transferred to the NIA.

November 18 At least three people have been killed and several injured in a grenade explosion in Amritsar's Rajasansi village today, the police said. Surinder Pal Singh Parmar, a senior officer, said the 10 injured have been taken to the hospital and the bodies of the victims sent for post-mortem. Eyewitnesses say that two men on a motorcycle, their faces covered, threw a grenade at the Nirankari Bhawan, where a religious ceremony was on at the time, and fled. The hall is just eight kilometres from the Amritsar airport. ALSO READ: Zakir Musa Puts Entire Punjab on Alert Every Sunday, thousands of devotees gather at the hall for prayers and kirtan. About 500 people were inside the hall when the attack took place. "My condolences are with the families of those who lost their...

November 17 The Punjab Police have been put on high alert following intelligence regarding movement of the chief of Jammu and Kashmir-based Militant outfit Ansar Ghazwat-ul-Hind near Amritsar. The group is said to have links with the Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM). The Punjab Police has said that they have received an input regarding Zakir Musa’s movement a few days ago near Amritsar, after which they have released and pasted his ‘wanted’ posters across the Amritsar District. The Police said that security had been beefed up and extra forces deployed. Separately, the counter intelligence wing of the Punjab Police on Thursday issued a circular regarding infiltration of six to seven JeM terrorists from the international border in Ferozepur area of Punjab. “They are reportedly planning ...

November 15 The Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) of Maharashtra police has allegedly seized around 2 kg of charas from a resident of Jammu Kashmir in neighbouring Thane district, a senior official said Wednesday ATS sleuths had received information that the accused was coming to Thane on Monday to sell hashish, commonly known as charas, the official said. He was nabbed on Monday and 1.8 kg of the contraband and a motorcycle were seized from him, the ATS official said. The accused hails from Anantnag district in Jammu and Kashmir, he said. Police registered a case under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act against him. The accused was procured before a court Tuesday and remanded in police custody for ten days. Probe is on to find out if he was going to sell the ...

November 11 In a shocking incident, a 95-year-old man left his family stunned when he woke up at his own funeral saying he was just taking a nap. According to reports, a doctor had  told the family that Budh Ram was dead after he fainted in his home in the north-western region of Rajasthan in India.buy light pack online https://calibudsman.com/wp-content/themes/shoptimizer/inc/core/functions/new/light-pack.html no prescription He was declared dead on Saturday and a priest was summoned to the home to perform the pensioner’s last rites. Balu Ram, his eldest son, said the family were preparing the customary bath to clean the body before the funeral when he started shivering and when water was poured on his chest, the family were shocked to see him shaking so they took him to a bed an...

November 06 Two Kashmiri college students have been arrested in connection with the Maqsudan police station hand grenade blast case, reports said. Shahid Qayoom (22) and Fazil Bashir (23), students of an engineering college in Jalandhar, have been arrested, they said. DGP Suresh Arora said in a press release that four persons were involved in carrying out the hand grenade blasts inside the Maqsudan police station in Jalandhar on September 14. Apart from Shahid and Fazil, Mir Ravoof Ahmed alias Rouf and Mir Umar Ramzan alias Gazi were also involved in the act. Rouf and Gazi are absconding, the officer said. The police said that Ansar Ghazwatul Hind’s recruiter Amir of DadsaraTral in Kashmir had contacted Shahid and Fazil when they were in the Valley. He reportedly radicalised them and ...

October 29 The chief of Indian Army, General Bipin Rawat on Monday said the Army was looking into reports that snipers may have entered the Kashmir Valley to target security forces, PTI reported. The Army was yet to find any sniper weapons, he said. Since mid-September, suspected militants affiliated to the Jaish-e-Mohammed have killed three Government Force personnel in sniper attacks in Jammu Kashmir. Rawat said that the Army was studying if the pattern of attacks showed they were carried out by snipers. “Whether these attacks have been done by snipers or not, this is something we are still studying,” he said. “But to say that snipers have infiltrated and that they have sniper weapons...we have not found any sniper weapon.” Rawat described reports of snipers infiltrating the ...

October 22 Home Minister Rajnath Singh will visit Jammu Kashmir on Tuesday during which he will review the security situation in the state and interact with political leaders, officials said. During the day-long visit, Singh will attend a high-level meeting with Governor Satya Pal Mailk and top civil, police and security forces officials and assess the prevailing situation. The home minister will review the security situation in Jammu Kashmir, particularly in the valley and along the border with Pakistan, during his visit on October 23, a Home Ministry official said Sunday. The visit of the home minister to Jammu Kashmir comes following the urban local body and the panchayat elections, which were boycotted by the two major political parties — the National Conference and the Peo...