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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9, 2004
 
 

Carrying the body of Moulvi Mushtaq Ahmed during his funeral procession mourners raising slogans demanding stern action against his killers, in Srinagar on Tuesday.	-Excelsior/Javed
Carrying the body of Moulvi Mushtaq Ahmed during his funeral procession mourners raising slogans demanding stern action against his killers, in Srinagar on Tuesday. -Excelsior/Javed

Geelani, Shah put under house arrest
Angry supporters lay Moulvi Mushtaq to rest

From Aijaz Hussain

SRINAGAR, June 8: Amid scenes of grieving and high pitch sloganeering, large number of mourners today bid farewell to Moulvi Mushtaq Ahmed, the slain uncle of Mirwaiz Omar Farooq, in downtown Srinagar. The mourners on the occasion were chanting angry slogans demanding that the killers be brought to justice and vowing to rally behind Mirwaiz in all circumstances...............more

Tainted ministers issue snowballed into major impasse

NEW DELHI, June 8: The row over "tainted" ministers issue today snowballed into a major impasse in Parliament that is unlikely to end immediately.................more

Thousands witness rare Venus transit

NEW DELHI, June 8: Thousands of people thronged various planetaria across the country today to view the rare celestial event, the Venus transit, turning the day into a mini-festival even as weather God played spoilsport in the capital, clouding the sun for a major part of the transit time...............more

Siachen case: Another Armyman admits
posing as dead soldier

JODHPUR, June 8: Corroborating statements given by his colleagues, an armyman today told a military court, hearing allegations of fake encounters at the LoC in Siachen glacier, that he posed as a "dead Pakistani soldier" on the orders of Major Surinder Singh..............more

Civilians provide vital information to Army

Excelsior Special Correspondent

MENDHAR, June 8: Fed up with the violence and atrocities being committed by the so-called Mujahideens, local population of the twin border districts of Poonch and Rajouri has been coming forward in a big way to provide vital information to the security forces regarding presence of terrorists...............more

Two Al-Badr ‘Comdrs’ killed in Beerwah

Excelsior Special Correspondent

SRINAGAR, June 8: While as two top militants of Al-Badr Mujahideen including the outfit’s "deputy chief" were killed in a gun battle with joint party of police and security forces in Beerwah area of Budgam during last night, gunmen shot at and wounded a youth in Shopian area of Pulwama last evening. In other incidents, a militant of Jaish-e-Mohammed outfit was killed in an encounter with security forces in Tral area and a dead body of an unidentified person was recovered from Shopian area....................more

4 Iraqis, US soldier killed

BAQOUBA (Iraq), June 8: A suicide attacker detonated a car bomb during rush hour outside a US base here today, killing at least four Iraqis and one American soldier, the US military and police said. Sixteen Iraqis and three American soldiers were wounded.......................more

‘Pak taking advantage of media reports’

GANDHINAGAR, June 8: Indian media was today cautioned against blowing events out of proportion as Pakistan was taking advantage of unsubstantiated reportage involving the armed forces, to achieve its own ends, an Army official said......................more

SC reprimands Punjab Govt

NEW DELHI, June 8: The Supreme Court has come down heavily on the Capt Amarinder Singh Government in Punjab for not complying with its directions in regard to the completion of the Sutluj-Yamuna-Link (SYL) canal within its territory and instead challenging it by filing a suit.........more

CPM seeks assurances from Govt

NEW DELHI, June 8: CPI(M) today sought categoric assurances from the UPA Government it is supporting on various issues including reduction of interest on central loans to states, increase in states’ share in the central pool and laws to protect farm labourers’ interests and guarantee 100 days employment to unemployed rural youth.................more

Pak attaches great importance to ties with India: Kasuri.......

PM condoles death.......



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