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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 21, 2002
 

The body of PDP MLA Abdul Aziz shot Mir is being transported into a hospital after he was dead by the militants in Pampore on Friday. (UNI)
The body of PDP MLA Abdul Aziz shot Mir is being transported into a hospital after he was dead by the militants in Pampore on Friday. (UNI)

Militants begin to train guns on Mufti's party
PDP's first MLA killed in Pampore
On Hizb frequency, SKM claims responsibility

From Ahmed Ali Fayyaz

SRINAGAR, Dec 20: Dismissing Chief Minister Mufti Mohammad Sayeed’s refrain of "goli nahi, boli" with utter contempt, militants today shot dead the first MLA of the ruling Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) near the saffron town of Pampore. Fifty-year-old Abdul Aziz Mir of Konibal was gunned down by a single militant in presence of nine security guards, in broad daylight, when he was returning to home on foot after performing the Friday prayers at the local mosque..............more


Al Badr Mujahideen's Zubair Gul led the killers
3 young girls killed in Rajouri triggering terror
*IGP visits spot, assures stepped-up security
*Govt teacher shot dead in Kalakote, people protest

Excelsior Correspondent

RAJOURI, Dec 20: In a first major terror act against the fair sex across Jammu region, the terrorists last night gunned down three young girls including two college and school students at village Hasiot, about 15 kms from here under Thanna Mandi police station’s jurisdiction. While two of the girls were slaughtered, another was shot dead from point blank range..........more

SC strikes down Govt's decision on
petrol pumps cancellation

NEW DELHI, Dec 20: Terming the Centre’s decision to cancel 3760 dealerships in petrol pumps, LPG and kerosene as "unjustified and arbitrary", the Supreme Court today struck down the Prime Minister’s directive to cancel and auction all such allotments made after January 2000 in the wake of media expose alleging political favouritism.......more

Senior level bureaucratic reshuffle
Wajahat posted Secretary Consumer Affairs

NEW DELHI, Dec 20 : In a senior-level bureaucratic reshuffle, Government today appointed R C A Jain as Secretary (Border Management) in the Home Ministry, Wajahat Habibullah as Consumer Affairs Secretary and A M Gokhale as the New Chairman of the Food Corporation of India............more

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Healing touch to kin of Pak shelling victims
Mufti vows to make J&K a shining symbol of amity

Excelsior Special Correspondent

DEVIPUR (AKHNOOR), Dec 20: Describing communal divide dangerous for the nation, Chief Minister Mufti Mohammad Sayeed today vowed to carve out Jammu and Kashmir as a shining symbol of amity in the country.........more

Ikhwani killed in Anantnag
Shutdown, clashes over death sentence

Excelsior Special Correspondent

SRINAGAR, Dec 20: On second consecutive day today, Kashmir valley observed a shutdown in protest against the court pronouncement of death sentence on three Kashmiris held guilty of contributing to a militant attack on the Indian Parliament last year. Demonstrators clashed with Police at several places and separatist leaders demanded immediate revocation and release of the convicted trio..............more

Two infiltrators among 3 ultras gunned down

Excelsior Correspondent

JAMMU, Dec 20: Security forces today killed three terrorists including two infiltrators in two separate encounters in Doda and Poonch districts............more

J&K Govt needs support of all sections: Cong

NEW DELHI, Dec 20: Calling for a national unanimity in not pulling down the new Government in Jammu and Kashmir, Congress today demanded that the Centre set up a high-powered ministerial group on tackling Kashmir issue...........more

Farooq for linking Kargil by air

NEW DELHI, Dec 20: Former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister and MP Farooq Abdullah and National Conference president Omar Abdullah today met Defence Minister George Fernandes asking him to provide an air link with Kargil and Zanskar in Ladakh region..............more

Terrorism doesn't spare anyone: BJP

NEW DELHI, Dec 20: The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) today strongly condemned the killing of Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) MLA Abdul Aziz Mir in Kashmir, saying that terrorism does not spare even those who are soft on it...........more Missing
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