Pak army targets
vehicles in Nowshera
4
terrorists, civilian killed
Excelsior
Correspondent
JAMMU, Dec 13: Four
terrorists including three foreign
mercenaries were shot dead by army in
three separate encounters today while a
civilian was killed in continued shelling
by Pakistan army in Nowshera sector in
Rajouri district. A civil truck and a
mini-bus were targeted by Pakistan army
during the shelling........more
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India won't rest
till Pakistan proxy war defeated:
Advani
NEW DELHI, Dec
13: Declaring
India’s resolve not to rest
till it defeats Pakistan in its
proxy war, Deputy Prime Minister
L K Advani laid the foundation
stone of free India’s first
national police memorial here
today on the first anniversary of
the December 13 terrorist strike
on Parliament............more
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Muthi arms were meant
for a fidayeen
Excelsior
Correspondent
JAMMU, Dec 13: A
consignment of arms and ammunition, which
was recovered from Lower Muthi under
Domana police station’s jurisdiction
by police on Wednesday morning, was meant
for a Pakistani terrorist, who had taken
shelter in a house in Kral Bab Nagar in
Ban Talab..........more
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Jammu police team
leaves for Agra
‘Kale
Kachewale’ gangsters held
Excelsior
Correspondent
JAMMU, Dec 13: A high level police
team today left for Agra in Uttar Pardesh
after the arrest of 10 members of
‘Kala Kacha’ gang by the police
in Agra town on Wednesday. Police have
already received some important clues
about the gang, which was involved in a
series of dacoities and four killings
including a triple murder in a retired
BSF officer’s family on City’s
outskirts during last about two
months............more
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Mufti meets Sonia today,
expansion in two phases
Excelsior
Correspondent
NEW DELHI, Dec 13: Jammu and Kashmir
Chief Minister Mufti Mohd Sayeed is
scheduled to meet AICC (I) president
Sonia Gandhi tomorrow to finalise the
modalities of expansion of the State
Council of Ministers and formation of a
co-ordination committee of the ruling
coalition partners to oversee functioning
of the State Government. The cabinet was
likely to be expanded by the end of next
week........more
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