Two arrested,
certificates recovered
Gang
issuing fake RTO documents unearthed
Excelsior
Correspondent
JAMMU, Nov 27: Gandhi
Nagar police have unearthed a gang
engaged in  making fake
documents of RTO office including bus
permits, registration certificates,
driving licenses and fitness
certificates. Two members of the gang
including a kingpin have been arrested by
the police while eight other gang members
were absconding...........more
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Ceasefire may
prove a damp squib again
From Ahmed Ali Fayaz
SRINAGAR,
Nov 27: Even as
some separatist Hurriyat leaders
have responded positively to the
Prime Minister Atal Behari
Vajpayee’s unilateral
Ramzan-specific ceasefire with
militants, by all indications
there are little chances that the
significant political move would
alter the ground situation in
Kashmir, in near future at
least...........more
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Salahuddin killed in
Budgam?
Excelsior
Correspondent
SRINAGAR, Nov 27: Even as no
militancy-related incident was reported
in Kashmir today, on the first day of
Prime Minister’s unilateral
ceasefire with militants, a radio
intercept this evening suggested the
death of the top-wanted Lashkar-e-Toiba
commander Abu Tariq alias
Salah-ud-Din.............more
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Guns fall silent in
J&K
Operations
against militants come to a halt
NEW DELHI, Nov 27: All combat
operations against militants have been
suspended from the wee hours of today in
Jammu and Kashmir but security forces
remain on guard amidst lurking fears that
some militant groups may try to vitiate
the atmosphere with senseless attacks on
soft targets..................more
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3 HM militants, woman
killed in Poonch
Excelsior
Correspondent
RAJOURI, Nov 27: Cease-fire
notwithstanding, army this evening
eliminated three dreaded militants of
Hizbul Mujahideen outfit in two
encounters at Surankote and Mendhar. A
woman was also killed and another
civilian injured in Surankot
gun-battle..............more
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NEW DELHI, Nov
27: Mohammed
Azharuddin, who has been found guilty of match-fixing
both by CBI and cricket board’s Anti-corruption
Commissioner, is likely to be given exemplary punishment
which may include a life ban. However, Ajay Jadeja, Manoj
Prabhakar and Ajay Sharma may receive punishments which
may be a little less stringent than that to be awarded to
Azharuddin, BCCI sources said today. The BCCI
disciplinary committee, which meets here tomorrow, to
decide on the quantum of punishment, will give the
players one last chance to explain their conduct
vis-a-vis the CBI report on match-fixing and subsequent
findings of Board Vigilance Commissioner K
Madhavan...................
