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September 06 While the government is maintaining that it is trying to make roads safe, every year around 1000 people die in road accidents in Jammu and Kashmir. The state has also topped the list of “high accidental death-prone areas” in a National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) survey. The survey has found that an accident in Jammu Kashmir State has a 64 percent chance of causing death as opposed to 36.4 percent for all of India. Data also show that more than half of those killed in road accidents were in the productive age group of 15 to 34, pointing to a calamitous loss of young lives. This is a public health emergency that requires immediate action. As a state, we are slowly waking up to the fact that we lead in road crash deaths and injuries. Unfortunately, we are at a primiti...

September 06 A CASO has been launched in Behrampora area of Sopore in North Kashmir's Baramulla District on Thursday afternoon. Sources told The Kashmiriyat that 22 RR of Indian Army, SOG of Jammu Kashmir Police and 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. The Search operations were going on when this report was filed.buy suhagra online https://nouvita.co.uk/wp-content/themes/twentynineteen/inc/new/suhagra.html no prescription

September 06 As the pace of Militant recruitment picks up in the Kashmir valley with the number of limited Militants crossing the 300 mark for the first time in more than a decade, now Militant commanders are targeting the Jammu region for recruitment. After a gap of more than twelve years when the once volatile Chenab valley is seeing youth joining youth politics with the mainstream groups, the region is also in news for the youth picking up arms yet again. Since July 1, three youths of Doda district have joined militant ranks, the latest being Haroon Abbas Wani (31) of Ghat village. Another youth Masood Ahmed (32) of Manjmi village in Bhagwah tehsil has also apparently joined militant ranks but there has been no confirmation as yet. “Pakistan is behind all this, it wants t...

September 06 An elderly man was crushed to death by a speeding school bus in Lolab area of North Kashmir’s Kupwara district on Thursday morning. Sources told The Kashmiriyat that  school bus under registration No JK09A- 9261 hit four persons near Doniwari village resulting injuries to all of them. The injured were rushed to Sub-District hospital Kupwara where Qudrat ullah Andrabi succumbed to injuries. The three other injured are being treated at the SDH Kupwara.buy elavil online salempregnancy.org/wp-content/languages/new/elavil.html no prescription

September 06 A Delhi woman has alleged that a Kashmiri man, purportedly a Jammu Kashmir Police Constable, raped her and robbed her of Rs. 14 lakh after a false promise of marrying her, police said on Wednesday. According to media reports  the complaint details filed with the Vasant Kunj police station, the two first met through a dating site, BigoLive, in January 2017 and quickly fell in love with each other after Adil Hasssan told her that he was a businessman from Kashmir and traded in shawls and crafts from the valley. They then exchanged numbers and began chatting over WhatsApp messenger. The accused expressed his desire to marry her after seeing her pictures and promised to meet her in Delhi once he talked to his family members. He came down to Delhi in April 2017 and stay...

September 05 Motorcyclists without helmets will be barred from buying petrol at filling stations in Kashmir capital Srinagar. An order issued here by District Commissioner Srinagar, Syed Abid Rasheed Shah said the large number of road accidents have been reported involving two wheelers in Srinagar city. “I, Dr Syed Abid Rasheed Shah, IAS District magistrate, Srinagar hereby direct that all petrol pump owners operating in the territorial jurisdiction of the district Srinagar shall not provide fuel to the two wheelers who are without helmets. Any petrol pump owner found violating these orders shall be liable for punishment under relevant provisions of law,” the order read.

September 05 The Government Forces on Wednesday launched a massive Cordon and Search Operation in the Taripora Forests of Baramulla in North Kashmir. Sources told The Kashmiriyat that Rashtriya Rifles of Indian Army, Jammu Kashmir Police jointly launched an Anti Militancy operation in the area. They said that following an input about Militant Presence in the area, the troops jointly launched a CASO. Locals told The Kashmiriyat that the forces rushed to the forest area and a massive search operation has started. "No Contact has been established with the Militants yet," a Police official said.

September 05 Almost four months after an Indian army jawan was killed during a scuffle over a land dispute in Poonch, the Jammu Kashmir police have arrested two persons, including a woman, in connection with the murder. Police said Wednesday that they have arrested Mohammad Alyas and Zanib Bi from Mendhar yesterday in connection with killing of the Army man. Army’s Defence Service Corps (DSC) unit soldier was critically injured during the scuffle at Chajjla village on May 5, he succumbed to injuries at a hospital on May 19. The Senior Superintendent of Police, Poonch, Rajiv Pandey, had constituted a special team under the supervision of assistant superintendent of police, Anwar-ul Haq, for effecting the arrest of the accused, who were absconding.

September 05 SHABIR KHAN Mohammed Sultan Dar aged 55 became the fourth victim of electrocution in North Kashmir since the past 48 hours. Sources told The Kashmiriyat that Sultan was repairing an electric line at his home in Neharpora area of Sopore when he was electrocuted. The family members rushed him to the nearby hospital in Sopore where the doctors delcared him 'Brought Dead.' Meanwhile the local police has taken a cognizance of this incident.