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Showing posts with label Kashmir. Show all posts
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All-party meet on Kashmir today, PDP to abstain

Sunday, July 11, 2010
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Srinagar: A cross-party gathering called by Jammu and Kashmir leader priest Omar Abdullah will be detained on Monday to talk about law plus arrange state of affairs in the condition.

as the main resistance social gathering self-governing social meeting was on the earth so because to are not participating in the gathering in spite of a request as of Prime priest Manmohan Singh, Bharatiya Janata social gathering (BJP) confirmed their contribution. The social meeting has 11 members in the connect lawmaking meeting, all as of Jammu region.

Other than the decision National meeting (NC) and Congress, the gathering also attended by the collective Party of India-Marxist (CPM) plus the self-governing nationwide social gathering.

separately as of the PDP, Panthers Party did not be present at the gathering.

Omar Abdullah urged all parties to talk about the unstable situation in the vale where the military was called in to phase marches in the curfew-bound towns to reinstate law plus order after aggressive protests over inhabitant wounded.
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Kashmir Valley under curfew, restrictions

Tuesday, July 6, 2010
Kashmir Valley





Most parts of the Kashmir Valley were under curfew or strict restrictions on Monday to scuttle a separatist march to Anantnag town to protest the recent killing of three teenagers.



Police vehicles fitted with loudspeakers made announcements in various localities late Sunday, asking residents to stay indoors as curfew had been imposed in the summer capital.

Authorities moved heavy police and Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) reinforcements into the Old City and uptown areas early Monday to enforce curfew restrictions.

Road intersections were blocked with wire coils and barricades to halt pedestrian and vehicular movement.

"These measures have been taken to maintain law and order," a police officer said.

The hardline separatist Hurriyat Conference headed by Syed Ali Geelani has asked people to march to Anantnag town on Monday to rally against the killing of three youths in police firing last week.



Police and paramilitary troops with automatic weapons were seen patrolling the streets of the capital city in the morning.

A senior police officer said curfew had been imposed in Anantnag, Kakpora and Pulwama towns as well.



He said strict restrictions were in place in other major and minor towns of the Kashmir Valley and that security forces had been deployed in strength.

Barricades have been erected on the Srinagar-Jammu national highway to stop the marching protesters.



Authorities had imposed curfew in the city last week also to foil another separatist march to the Eidgah grounds here.



People came out of their homes in large numbers on Sunday to buy essential items. Markets in Srinagar that opened after a weeklong shutdown were bustling with shoppers till Sunday evening.



At least 11 people have been killed in the Kashmir Valley in firing by security forces on stone-pelting mobs protesting against alleged human rights violations



http://www.hindustantimes.com
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India not to discuss substantive issues with Pak, for now

Thursday, June 10, 2010
Kashmir

New Delhi India is not not going to discuss substantive issues like Kashmir with Pakistan in the proposed rounds of dialogue but is only attempting to create the "right atmosphere" for removing the trust deficit for a broad dialogue later.

read full story at expressindia.com
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PM begins two-day visit to Kashmir

Monday, June 7, 2010
Kashmir

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh Monday indoors at a two-day visit to Jammu and Kashmir, where he is to find a conversation ceremony and announce a revival package for the saffron industry.

The special aircraft carrying Prime Minister, he had his wife Gursharan Kaur and other members of his delegation on the Srinagar airport, around 12:30

EU ministers Ghulam Nabi Azad and Prithviraj Chauhan, TKA Nair, principal secretary to Prime Minister Shiv Shankar Menon, the national security adviser, and Harish Khar, the media advisor to Manmohan Singh, is part of the team.

Governor N.N. Vohra received the Chief Minister Omar Abdullah, his father and Union Minister Farooq Abdullah and senior ministers of the Prime Minister.

The state Congress chief Saifuddin SOZ well as civilian and military officials were present at the airport.

The Prime Minister is scheduled to take the fifth Call of Sher-e-Kashmir University of Science and Technology (SKUAST) here Monday at its convention complex on the banks of Dal Lake.

A Rs.200 crore package to revive Kashmir saffron industry is experiencing a downturn because of adulterated saffron flooding the markets, is expected to be announced by the Prime Minister.

He is also likely to renew their appeal for the separatists to resume political dialogue with central authorities. He will discuss the recommendations of five working groups with the state government.

The working groups were set up after the round table conference here in 2006 by Manmohan Singh.
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Yasin Malik observes hunger strike in protest against fake encounter in Kashmir

Friday, June 4, 2010
Yasin Malik

Chief of Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front (JKLF) Yasin Malik noted a daylong hunger strike at Nadihal village in the Kashmir Valley Thursday as a mark of protest against the fake encounters in which the Indian army is supposed to have killed three innocent civilians.

"The reason of this hunger strike was to highlight this issue for the world to realize the scenario in Kashmir valley," said Malik.

"It's just a message to this hunger strike, which is for the group of people and the rights of workers in these communities. We hope that the team of Amnesty International, recently visited to discuss the matter with the Indian government on priority basis and will also discuss the matter with the embassies and even the people in civil society will take care of this matter, and the people who work for human rights will also discuss this issue with help from the Ministry of Defence on SOS basis, he added.

The Jammu and Kashmir police have lodged a case of kidnap and murder against the two guards to a meeting where three people were killed on 30 April.

Security forces had claimed they had killed three infiltrators and recovered five AK47 rifles, bullets and Pakistani currency from them Machali sector.

According to reports, took the Jammu and Kashmir police that the men were killed by security forces actually were guiltless civilians who were reported missing from a village in Bara District Mullah.
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Separatist shutdown hits Kashmir to protest Sonia visit

Saturday, May 29, 2010
Sonia


Life across the Kashmir Valley was under the pressure Saturday following a shutdown called by nationalist leader Syed Ali Geelani hard on a day Congress president Sonia Gandhi visited the state. The establishment has introduced limits in the old city of Srinagar.


Geelani has called the closure against the United Progressive Alliance (UPA) presidential visit to the state.


Gandhi is to inaugurate a tribal cultural center in Jammu and address of a function organized by the Gujjar community there. She had previously canceled Srinagar leg of the appointment.


Shops and other businesses, educational institutions and public transportation is still off the road and attendance in government offices and banks was low in Srinagar city.


The establishment has made significant deployment of police and paramilitary Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) in the sensitive areas under five police stations in Khanyar, Rainawari, Nowhatta, Safa Kadal and Maharajgunj of the old city to make sure law and order.


"Preventive measures are taken to protect civilian lives and property," said a police officer said here.


Reports coming here from other district H.Q. Ganderbal, Bandipora, Kupwara, Badgam, Bara Mullah, Pulwama, Shopian and Kulgam that life had been adversely affected by the separatist blackout.
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Jammu and Kashmir police to register murder case against army major

Friday, May 28, 2010
Jammu and Kashmir

Jammu and Kashmir police to list a murder case against a larger army and some civilians for allegedly luring three young people to the border and staging a fake meet Machil sector north Kashmir, officials said. The provincial administration has also specially made a detailed probe into the event.

The event took place 30 April, when four Rajputana Rifles in the army claim to have shot dead three militants who tried to enter the valley from crossways the border.

However, the army deprived of the claim by family members, Muhammad Shafi, Shehzad Ahmed and Riyaz Ahmed, who said they were not militant. The police had registered a container report 27April in the association that was laterconverted in a kidnapping container.

Going by the growth, police are now preparation to change the same in a case of kill.The police have also asked the army establishment to co-operate and transfer its officers for questioning, they said. The exhumation was predictable to take place, after a new autopsy would be conducted. Provincial level, meanwhile, has ordered a magisterial test of the case and also taken the matter up with the Armed Forces.

Sources in the state administration said the Chief Minister, Mr Omar Abdullah, was disturbed about the development and had asked his officers not to save someone who had indulge in senseless killings.
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Sonia Gandhi to visit Jammu-Kashmir May 29

Sunday, May 23, 2010
Sonia Gandhi

Congress President Sonia Gandhi determination appointment Jammu and Kashmir twenty May 9, a party lecturer here Sunday.

She will visit the capital of Jammu and Srinagar, the presenter said.

Sonia will devote a tribal educational center in Jammu and address of a meaning organized by the Gujjar the public. Her family has been closely linked to the Gujjar group of people.

The late Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, mother Sonia, who used to visit the Gujjar group of people once a year.

After expenditure some time in Jammu tomorrow, she will visit Srinagar to lay the groundwork for a colony of the valley inhabitants.

just about 11,000 Dal Lake residents are moving out of the lake where they had well-known their clusters. They will be reformed on the outskirts of Srinagar.

Deputy Ministers Tara Chand, who also perform the portfolios of Housing and Urban growth, told IANS that the vale has been clean up greatly, and work was happening to restore it to its innovative magnificence.

The Valley inhabitants, he said, would be a good place to live. The management will build a housing settlement for them.

"It will help us further in onslaught waters Dal, which is a part of our inheritance," Tara Chand supposed.
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Indo-Pak troops clash in Kashmir ahead of Foreign Ministers talk

Saturday, May 8, 2010
Kashmir

A day before the Indian and Pakistani overseas ministers were likely to talk Line of Control in Kashmir flared up again with military workers stationed along the dividing line exchanging serious fire.

Firing took place in Mendhar division of Poonch district, just days after the two neighbors made a beginning to resuming his face conversation procedure.

Dates: Krishna had earlier announced in the Rajya Sabha on Thursday that he would talk with Qureshi to decide the dates and place of meeting of the ministerial level. He's making phone calls in association with Qureshi would meet with him until May-end and offers to come to Delhi, if Krishna could not make it to Islamabad.

Both can also decide dates for a conference with their foreign secretaries as part of the bilateral interactions Prime Minister Yousaf Raza agreed Gilani and his Indian colleague Manmohan Singh in Thimphu last week to lecture to the trust deficit between the two countries.

While Qureshi has offered to visit New Delhi, India, analysts believe Krishna's visit to Islamabad would auger well for the dialogue. "It would remove the feeling that the Indian leaders shy away from visiting Islamabad, they said, noting that it was Krishna's turn to return Qureshi visits from two years ago that ruined badly due to the Mumbai terror attacks.
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