No
force used to bring out voters
Hurriyat
adopting a pro-active militant line, says
Farooq
NEW
DELHI, Oct 1: Jammu and
Kashmir Chief Minister Farooq Abdullah
today accused the Hurriyat Conference of
adopting a pro-active militant line and
running the show for their masters across
the border. Hurriyat, after failing to
woo people with their words, has adopted
a pro-active policy and is directing
gun-wielding militants to threaten
people, Abdullah said. He told on
phone from Srinagar on the eve of last
phase of elections that people in
many.......more
Drugs
sold in Rajouri hospital
Minor girl
dies due to doctors negligence
Excelsior
Correspondent
RAJOURI, Oct 1: A minor girl
Radhika, hailing from Jalandhar, died due
to negligence of doctors and para-medical
staff in the district hospital here last
night triggering protests from her father
and other patients........more
India
warns Pak against JKLF plan to cross LoC
NEW DELHI, Oct 1: India today warned
Pakistan against allowing Jammu and
Kashmir Liberation Front activists to
cross the Line of Control on October four
and asserted that Islamabad would be
responsible for the consequences if it
fails to prevent any such
crossing..............more
Haryana
varsity student shot dead
HISAR, Oct 1: Tension prevailed
in the Haryana Agricultural University
Campus here as Manav Marwah, a student of
University Veterinary College, succumbed
to gun-shot injuries early today at the
Pandit B D Sharma Post Graduate Institute
of Medical Science and
Hospital............more
Kalyan
rules out internal disunity
LUCKNOW,
Oct 1: A day after BJPs
Central leadership ruled out a change of
guard in Uttar Pradesh, Chief Minister
Kalyan Singh today termed as a
"vicious campaign" Opposition
attempts to project factionalism in the
State BJP. Singh, accused by his
detractors in the party of not
effectively campaigning, said in a
statement that "our opponents have
begun a false and vicious campaign to
project that our party is a victim of
internal disunity."............more
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