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August 18 The dead body of a youth from Budgam who had drowned in Jhelum river was retrieved by SDRF men on Saturday afternoon. Officials said that Shabir's dead body was recovered post two days on Saturday in jhelum at Nawa Kadal in Srinagar. Shabir Ahmad Sheikh son of Abdul Rahman Sheikh, a resident of Sitaharan Khag area of Budgam who was 20 years old and working as a labourer had drowned in Jhelum at Nawakadal Srinagar.

August 18 The Police Station Sopore received an information regarding the movement of drug peddlers in Sopore on Friday after which a Naka was laid by Station House Officer, Police Station Sopore at Batpora Crossing road. During the checking, Three persons were intercepted and during checking 31 bottles of SYSCODINE, ONEREX and 104 Capsules of SPASMOPROXVYON PLUS were recovered from their possession. The three were soon detained and identified as Aamir Akbar Mir, a resident of Mumkak Sopore, Taufeeq Ahmad Lone resident of Khamvyar Pattan and Tauqeed Ahmad, a resident of Khamvyar Pattan. The Jammu Kashmir Police has registered a Case in this regard under the FIR No. 227/2018 U/S 8/22  NDPS Act  and further investigation has been taken up.

August 17 Sajad Hameed In another shocking incident, the Jammu Kashmir Police arrested the Imam of a Masjid Imam allegedly for Drug Dealing in Pattan area of North Kashmir's Baramulla District. A Police official told The Kashmiriyat that the Imam was held with drugs in North Kashmir’s Pattan on Friday morning after he was taken into immediate detention. The Imam has been identified as Mushtaq Ahmed Mia a resident of Pattan. The Police official said that he was arrested with consignment of Fukki (poppy straw) in Pattan area on Friday.  

August 17 Shabir Khan An army soldier was killed in a brief gunfight at Kralgund area of Handwara in North Kashmir's Kupwara district on Friday morning. A police Official told The Kashmiriyat that 32 RR of Indian Army launched a cordon-and-search-operation (CASO) at Kachlu village during wee hours of Friday. As soon as the troops intensified the searches, the hiding militants opened fire triggering off a brief gunfight, he told adding that an army soldier suffered critical bullet wounds and was shifted to nearby military hospital for treatment. "The Soldier later succumbed to his Injuries and identified him as Rifleman Rambabu Sahi," he told The Kashmiriyat. Meanwhile locals told The Kashmiriyat that the searches were ongoing in the area to trace out the hiding militants.

August 17 The Government Treasuries remained shut for the fifth consecutive day on Friday as the employees of Jammu Kashmir Accounts and Finance Department are on strike. The JK Accounts employees Association on Friday decided that they will intensify their protests if their 'genuine' demands were not met. The members while speaking to The Kashmiriyat expressed dismay over the lacklustre attitude of the authorities towards addressing their demands which are pending there for quite a long time. The prominent demands of the fraternity are as under: 1. De-linking of KAS from Accounts Service. 2. Maintenance of 50:50 promotion quota at all levels 3. Restoration of pay parity with Indian Audit & Accounts Service. 4. Career Assured Progress Scheme for accounts Personnel. 5...

August 17 The CPI (M) Jammu Kashmir state committee secretary and the Member Legislative Assembly, Mohammed Yusuf Tarigami while expressing condolences on the demise of Former Prime Minister of India has said that Atal Bihari Vajpayee had tried to reach to the people of Kashmir by initiating certain important initiatives which helped in creating hope among the people. He said that Opening of dialogue with stake holders including Pakistan and other dissenting voices were meaningful steps which were taken during his tenure. "Besides, opening of trade and people to people contact across LOC which were seen as major confidence building measures were initiated during his prime minister-ship," Tarigami said. Despite severe limitations of  BJP’s policies, he will be remembered for not...

August 17 A Government Force personnel was killed in a brief gunfight at Kachlu village in Handwara area of North Kashmir's Kupwata district early morning on Friday. Officials told The Kashmiriyat that the Governemnt Forces had laid a siege around this Handwara area early morning on Friday, suspecting Militant presence in the area. The hiding Militants soon opened fire, in which one Army man was killed.buy viagra online https://www.lifefoodstorage.store/wp-content/themes/astra/languages/en/viagra.html no prescription Meanwhile in Mir Mohallah of Hajin in North Kashmir, the Government Forces including 1e RR of Indian Army, CRPF and Jammu Kashmir laid down a Cordon and Search Operation. Large number of youth came out on the streets throwing stones on Government Forces, source...

August 16 Shabir Khan Massive Clashes erupted during a CASO launched in Tujar Shareef area of Sopore in North Kashmir's Baramulla District. Sources told The Kashmiriyat that 22 RR of Indian Army, Jammu Kashmir Police and 179 BN CRPF laid down the Search operation jointly. "The Operation was launched after troopers received a specific input about Militant movement in the area," Sources said. Scores of youth hit the streets when the Anti Militancy operation was launched and threw stones on troops amid intense pro Freedom sloganeering. Locals told The Kashmiriyat that the Forces fired tear smoke shells to disperse the protesters. The Search operation and clashes were going on when this report was filed.buy stromectol Canada langleyrx.com/stromectol.html no prescription

August 16 Atleast eight passengers sustained injuries after vehicle they were traveling in turned turtle at Nowpora wagoora village of north Kashmir’s Baramulla district on Thursday. Sources said that a Tata Sumo bearing registration number JK05-4851 was on its way to Baramulla from Khaitangan village when the driver lost control and vehicle turned turtle at Nowpora village, resulting injuries to eight passengers. All the injured were rushed to local hospital for  treatment.