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JAMMU (JAMMU & KASHMIR) INDIA
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1999
 

Army Chief Gen V P MalikGen Parvez Musharraf
Army Chief Gen V P Malik & Gen Parvez Musharraf

Musharraf’s de-escalation statement
Nothing much to read: Gen Malik

NEW DELHI, Oct 18: Army Chief Gen V P Malik today said the announcement of Pakistan military ruler Gen Parvez Musharraf to pull back his forces along the International Border with India did not amount to much militarily............more

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Allotment of plots to Legislatures
HC rejects plea to vacate stay on construction

Excelsior Legal Correspondent

JAMMU, Oct 18: Mr Justice Arun Kumar Goel of the State High Court has rejected the plea raised by the State Government for the vacation of the stay on the construction of the houses on the plots allotted to former and present MLAs and MLCs..........more

Another negligent death in Rajouri
People attack Supdt, DC’s office

Excelsior Correspondent

RAJOURI, Oct 18: Tension gripped the town this morning and people from town, Budhal and Jawahar Nagar held a demonstration here in protest against the negligent death of a teen-aged girl due to negligence of a doctor. They were demanding registration of a murder case against the accused doctor and his dismissal from the services.......more

Trained militant nabbed with arms in Poonch
UP youths too join militancy

Excelsior Correspondent

POONCH, Oct 18: Minority community youths from Uttar Pardesh have also joined Kashmiri militants and foreign mercenaries in so-called ‘jehad’ in the twin border districts of Poonch and Rajouri.....more

Four militants sighted near track
Rail traffic suspended for 4 hrs

Excelsior Correspondent

JAMMU, Oct 18: Train traffic on Jammu-Pathankote railway section remained suspended for about four hours late last night following movement of four suspected militants along railway track at Seri near Raya Morh in Vijaypur town.........more

US for early resumption of Indo-Pak dialogue

ISLAMABAD, Oct 18: The United States today expressed the hope that the Indo-Pak bilateral dialogue process would resume very soon despite a military regime in Islamabad and said it would like to see an offer of troops withdrawal from the Line of Control (LoC) by Pakistan.........more

QMC for ceasefire in Kashmir valley

SRINAGAR, Oct 18: Jammu and Kashmir Quami Mushawarati Council (QMC), an alliance of some "pro-independence organisations" formed today, called for a "ceasefire" between Kashmiri militants and security forces and initiation of "serious dialogue" between India and Pakistan to settle the Kashmir issue........more

Pakistan suspended from Commonwealth after coup

LONDON, Oct 18: Pakistan was today suspended from the Commonwealth after last week’s military coup, Commonwealth Ministers said.......more

Telecom, road, railway netowrks affected
Cyclone sweeps Orissa; 16 killed

BHUBANESWAR, Oct 18: At least 16 people were killed and telecommunication, road and railway networks were badly affected in Orissa as a severe cyclone swept through the state’s coastal areas early today leaving a trail of devastation.....more

Company’s office attacked
Transporters’ feud takes serious turn

Excelsior Correspondent

JAMMU, Oct 18: The ongoing feud between two factions of transporters took a new turn today when Narinder Singh Raina group attacked the office of a transport company and forcibly tried to disrupt the supply of goods to Kashmir valley and other areas........more

Another rifle grenade attack near Sectt
Major breakthrough in Sectt blasts

Excelsior Special Correspondent

SRINAGAR, Oct 18: Even as police have got a major breakthrough in the rifle grenade attack of militants on Civil Secretariat last month, militants today launched yet another attack which again seemed to be aimed at the 6-storeyed concrete building. Meanwhile, police have recovered the dead body of a civilian in Ganderbal area......more



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