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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 2003
 

Former Chief Minister Dr Farooq Abdullah addressing a public meeting at National Conference Headquarters in Srinagar on Tuesday.	-- Excelsior/Javed
Former Chief Minister Dr Farooq Abdullah addressing a public meeting at National Conference Headquarters in Srinagar on Tuesday. -- Excelsior/Javed

Abdullahs get rousing reception as they reach to stay in Valley
Omar ridicules New Delhi’s refrain of free, fair polls
Zargar, Qazi and other PDP candidates used militants to defeat NC’

From Ahmed Ali Fayyaz

SRINAGAR, Oct 14: Second time this year, Farooq Abdullah’s National Conference (NC) was seen in high spirits as hundreds of the party workers today gathered at Srinagar Airport and accorded a warm reception to the former Chief Minister and his political successor, Omar Abdullah. After staying in Britain for three months, Farooq returned to the rousing reception and fuelled speculations of political manoeuvering by his party, which had met a crushing defeat in Assembly elections last year these days...........more

Vajpayee reviews Ayodhya situation
*VHP continues tirade

NEW DELHI, Oct 14: As tensions rose ahead of VHP’s Ram Temple campaign on October 17 in Ayodhya, Prime Minister Atal Behari Vajpayee today reviewed the situation with Deputy Prime Minister L K Advani and RSS leadership stepped in to lower temperatures but VHP continued its attack against Vajpayee...............more

Mufti calls coalition partners’ meet to iron out differences

Excelsior Special Correspondent

JAMMU, Oct 14: Chief Minister Mufti Mohd Sayeed has called a meeting of top leaders of his coalition Government in a bid to sort out certain differences within its partners that have surfaced in open during the past some time, thereby putting the Government to embarrassing situation.......more

RWI with ISD being used for communication
Hi-tech ultras now use satellite, cell phones

By Sanjeev Pargal

JAMMU, Oct 14: Following frequent interception of their messages, Pakistan army has converted communication system of its sponsored militants hi-tech by equipping them with satellite and cellular telephones and use of internet. Recently, army authorities have also noticed the use of Radio Wire Integration (RWI) with ISD by the militants to "safely communicate" their messages across the border...............more

Rickshaw puller’s custodial death
NHRC seeks reply from J&K’s top officials

NEW DELHI, Oct 14: Taking cognizance of a complaint from a voluntary body, the NHRC has directed the Chief Secretary and the Home Secretary of Jammu and Kashmir to submit their replies within four weeks on the alleged "inhuman torture and custodial death" of a rickshaw puller by the Jammu police. ................more

Bin Laden’s son assumes key role in Al-Qaeda

WASHINGTON, Oct 14: One of Osama bin Laden’s oldest sons has emerged as a key player in the Al-Qaeda network and is part of a small group of leaders running the group from Iran, the Washington Post reported today............more

Infiltration on in J&K: George

NEW DELHI, Oct 14: Cross-border infiltration is still under way in Jammu and Kashmir, though its incidence might fluctuate, Defence Minister George Fernandes today said..............more

New Plot suspects taken for recoveries
*MI hands over 8 to police, 5 released

Excelsior Special Correspondent

JAMMU, Oct 14: Three suspects arrested yesterday by a team of Special Branch from quarters of Ravinder Shiksha Sadan School, New Plots, have been taken for some recoveries in Srinagar, police said...............more

OIC group on Kashmir meets

PUTRAJYA, MALAYSIA, Oct 14: The Organisation of Islamic Conference (OIC) contact group on Kashmir, which met here this morning, was apprised of the latest political and security situation in the insurgency-ravaged State by PoK Prime Minister Sardar Sikandar Hayat Khan and Islamabad-based representative of Hurriyat Conference.............more

5 militants, civilian killed in Valley

Excelsior Special Correspondent

SRINAGAR, Oct 14: While as security forces have killed at least five militants in three separate gunbattles in Kashmir valley since last evening, militants have reportedly shot dead a civilian in Karnah sector.............more

Gool rocket attack toll 3......

Women protestors teargassed......

Vehicle lifter escapes police custody.....



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