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September 25 A Spontaneous shutdown is being observed in Shopian as a family from Keller area has come up and claimed that one of the Militants killed in a bandipora Gunfight was their son. Sources told The Kashmiriyat that a family from Keller area of the district has claimed one of the slain five militants Muhammad Umar as their kin adding that the family is on way to the Bandipora to demand the body of the slain. Meanwhile another family from Brazloo area in Kulgam of South Kashmir has reached bandipora and staged a protest there claiming Bilal Ahmed alias Abu Haider, one of the Militants killed in the gunfight was their kin. ALSO READ: Five Militants Killed in Bandipora are Locals, Says Hizb The gunfight that raged in bandipora late Friday continued for two days and ended with...

September 24 Militant outfit Hizbul Mujhadeen Monday claimed that five militants killed in Sumlar Bandipora encounter are not foreigners but locals. At least five militants were killed in a two day long gun battle in Sumlar area of North Kashmir’s Bandipora district. Army had already said that slain militants were non-locals. Hizb Operational Spokesperson Burhanuddin told news agency CNS that those killed in the gunfight were locals. “It was a group comprising five members who got trapped in Sumlar area and were killed in a long gun fight,” Burhanuddin said. ALSO READ: 5 Militants Killed in Bandipora Encounter- Operation Still on According to him, those killed in Sumlar gunfight were Hyder Ali from Brazul Kulgam, Muhammad Umar from Shopian, Muhammad Sidiq from Bandipora, Maw...

September 24 The Jammu Kashmir police on Monday sought help of the general public to trace a missing minor boy Momin Ashraf Sheikh, 13. A police statement said that the boy’s father Muhammad Ashraf Sheikh, a resident of Chandpora Habbakadal reported to police station Kralkhud that his son Momin Ashraf Sheikh, left home on Sunday, September 23 to play cricket, but didn’t  return home. “After searching for him all over, they could not find him. The missing boy is wearing red shirt and blue jeans,” the police statement said. The police has already filed an FIR and taken up investigations. The police has requested general public to them on 9596770627, 9596347086, 9596222550 and 9596222551 if they find any clue about the boy.

September 24 Five members of a family, including three minors, were killed on Monday when their mud house was buried under debris after a landslide in the hilly Doda district of Jammu and Kashmir, police said. The incident occurred in remote Gali Bhatoli village of Gandoh when the ‘dhok’ (mud house) of Noor Mohammad Gujjar was crushed under the debris, a police official said. He said villagers immediately launched a rescue operation and were later joined by a police team. Five bodies were pulled out from the mud house, the official said and identified the deceased as Bashir Ahmad (25), his wife Nageena (23), Zulfi Banoo (nine) and Mohammad Sharief (eight) and one-and-a-half-year old girl. Doda along with other parts of Jammu region have been lashed by incessant rain over the...

September 24 Shabir Khan Unidentified gunmen killed a Civilian who was kidnapped from from Harwan area of Sopore in North Kashmir's Baramulla District late night on Saturday. Sources told The Kashmiriyat that Mushtaq Ahmad Mir who is a tailor by profession was abducted by masked gunmen from his house in Harwan locality of Sopore late night on Saturday. A Police official said that his dead body was found this morning in an orchard in Latishut village in North kashmir.

September 23 Shabir Khan Unidentified gunmen abducted a civilian from Harwan area of Sopore in North Kashmir's Baramulla District late night on Saturday. Sources told The Kashmiriyat that Mushtaq Ahmad Mir who is a tailor by profession was abducted by masked gunmen from his house in Harwan locality of Sopore. A Police official confirmed the abudction and said the Police has launched a manhunt to trace the abducted man.

September 23 The Leh -Manali road has been barred for any vehicular movement due to a fresh snowfall in the region early morning on Sunday. Officials confirmed that the traffic movement will not be allowed on the Leh to Manali till the weather show signs of improvement. The strategic Manali-Leh highway was closed for traffic on Sunday following snowfall at the Baraclachala pass connecting Himachal’s Lahaul and Spiti with Ladakh in Jammu Kashmir.buy aygestin generic andnewonlineblo.com/aygestin.html over the counter

September 22 The Cordon and Search Operation launched by Government Forces in various areas of South Kashmir has been called off. Officials told The Kashmiriyat that the CASO that had been launched by 55 RR of Indian Army, 183, 184 BNs of CRPF and Jammu Kashmir Police in eight Pulwama Villages has been called off after nothing was found in the area. Another CASO had been launched by Jammu Kashmir Police and 44 RR in Shirmal area of South Kashmir's Shopian District. Massive clashes had erupted in the area between youth and Forces in which at least eight youth were injured with pellets. The CASO in Shopian area has also been called off.

September 22 On the directions of Divisional Commissioner Kashmir Directorate of Health Services Kashmir (DHSK) has sealed 170 illegal and un-authorized clinics across the valley. Consequent upon the daily reports received by the Divisional Commissioner office, regarding the operating of un-authorized clinical establishments in different areas across Kashmir Division, Div Com had already directed all Chief Medical Officers (CMOs) to constitute teams comprising of members from Health Services and Revenue department to conduct daily inspection of all clinical establishments and diagnostic labs across the valley including Leh and Kargil districts. He had also directed them to take necessary action against such establishments which are operating in violation of rules, norms, laws and ...

September 22 A complete shutdown is being observed in North Kashmir’s Bandipora town for the second consecutive day on Saturday to mourn the killings of five militants by government forces at Shogbaba village during a gunfight. Sources informed The Kashmiriyat that all the shops and business establishments are shut and the traffic is off the roads. The authorities besides all the educational institutions including schools and colleges also shut down the internet services in the North kashmir district.buy valif online https://www.adentalcare.com/wp-content/themes/medicare/languages/en/valif.html no prescription Five Lashkar e Taiba militants were killed on foreign in the gunfight that raged on Thursday and continued for nearly 30 hours.