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Student
dies mysteriously; 13 injured in
accidents
Excelsior
Correspondent
JAMMU, July 14: A student died
under suspicious circumstances while as
13 persons were injured in separate road
accidents.
Police
spokesman said that a student—Semro
Devi, daughter of Hans Raj of village
Machedi in Billawar was found in
unconscious condition by her parents, who
rushed her to Primary Health centre
Machedi where she was pronounced as
brought dead.
The body
was, later, handed over to family members
after all legal formalities.
Police
didn’t rule out the possibility of
girl committing suicide.
Meanwhile,
eight persons were injured when a
mini-bus bearing registration number
JK022-2412 which was on its way from
Vijaypur to Bari Brahamana rolled down at
Sarore.
They were
rushed to Government Medical College
Hospital and their condition was stated
to be out of danger when reports last
came in.
They have
been identified as Kiran, daughter of
Bachan Lal of Bari Brahamana, Harbans
Lal, son of Bhagat Ram of Subash Nagar,
Suresh Kumar, son of Pritam Chand of
Mohora Chak, Sunita Kumari, wife of
Suresh Kumar of Mahora Chak, Shashi Paul,
son of Beli Ram of Raya Morh, Kuldeep
Singh, son of Ajoura Singh of R S Pura,
Anu, daughter of Dev Raj of Bari
Brahamana and Madan Lal, son of Isher
Dass of Pati.
The
spokesman said that five more persons
were injured in separate road accidents
reported from different parts of Jammu
city and its outskirts.
They are
Vikas Sharma, son of Ram Lal Sharma of
Samba, Rajesh Anand, son of Baldev Raj of
Shanker Nagar, Rajinder Singh, son of
Harnam Singh of R S Pura, Sunny, son of
Nirmal Kumar of R S Pura and Lakhvinder
Singh, son of Makhanm Singh of Ramgarh.
Meanwhile,
two persons allegedly consumed poisonous
substances at their respective
residences. Identified as Sonia of
Janipur and Sarita of Marjali, they were
rushed to Government Medical College
Hospital when spotted unconscious by
family members.
Doctors
immediately provided them stomach wash
treatment followed by other medicare.
Their condition was stated to be out of
danger when reports last came in.
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Buddha
Amarnath Yatra arrangements finalized
Excelsior
Correspondent
POONCH, July 14: Arrangements for
Shri Buddha Amarnath ji Yatra were
finalized at a meeting of district
officers held here today. The District
Development Commissioner, Poonch Mohd.
Ramzan Thakur presided.
The
meeting was informed that the first batch
of yatris from Jammu would reach Poonch
on July 27. The yatris will be
accommodated at ITI Poonch, Gujjar
Hostel, Higher Secondary School, College
ground and College hall.
The Chhari
Mubarak will be taken out from Dashnami
Akhara Poonch on August 7, 2006 for
onward journey to Rajpura Mandi.
The
District Development Commissioner
directed the concerned departments to
make necessary arrangements for drinking
water, un-interrupted electric supply,
transportation of yatris, security,
sanitation and health care facilities.
The
management of Shri Buddha Amarnath ji
will also arrange langars for the
devotees at Poonch.
Among
others Assistant Commissioner Revenue,
Superintendent of Police, members of
Sanatan Dharam Sabha Poonch and prominent
citizens attended the meeting.
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‘Tantrik’
arrested for assaulting minor girl
Excelsior
Correspondent
JAMMU, July 14: Police today
arrested a ‘tantrik’ for
molesting a minor girl in her house at
village Sandrani in Tikri area under the
jurisdiction of Katra police station.
He has
been identified as Maqsood Hussain Shah,
37, son of Sain Shah R/o Gursai, Poonch.
Police
said Maqsood Shah stayed in the house of
Gashan Gujjar at Sandrani while returning
from Srinagar to Jammu yesterday. Shah
knew Gashan’s family as he had
"treated" one of her daughter
few months back when she was admitted in
Medical College, Jammu.
This
morning when Gashan and his family left
for working in the fields, Gashan’s
10 year old daughter, Saleema, was left
alone. Maqsood Shah assaulted her and
asked her to accompany him to a field.
The girl refused.
The
‘tantrik’ fled away after the
assault. The minor girl reported the
incident to her ‘bhabi’, who
informed the family members, who lodged a
written complaint with Tikri police post.
A Tikri
police post party led by PP Incharge
Jaleel Ahmed Kitchloo under the
supervision of SP Katra M L Mehra, SDPO
Katra Anil Magotra and SHO Katra S S
Samyal swung into action and arrested th
‘tantrik’ this evening from a
field. He was trying to leave the village
when he was nabbed by the police party.
A case
against the accused has been registered
under Sections 354 and 323 RPC for
further investigations.
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Petition
filed for transfer of sex case to Jammu
Excelsior
Correspondent
Jammu, July 14: In a significant
development, a criminal transfer petition
was filed in the High Court Jammu wing in
a much publicized case of Srinagar
sex-scandal, seeking transfer of case
from the Court of CJM Srinagar or the
Court where the case may be committed by
the CJM, to any other competent Court of
parallel jurisdiction at Jammu on various
grounds including the alleged threat to
the petitioners and their counsel and
relatives by the terrorist outfits.
In the
petition filed through battery of
lawyers, it has been alleged that the
Kashmir Bar Association has refused to
defend any of the alleged accused in
sex-scandal and on the other hand the
counsels being engaged by the petitioners
outside the state are being given threats
of physical elimination.
In the
petition, it has been prayed by the
petitioners KC Padi, Mohd Ashraf Mir,
Mohd Yousaf Mir, Mehraj Din Malik and
Anil Sethi that grounds mentioned in the
petition and incidents and events clearly
warrant transfer of the sex-scandal from
Srinagar to Jammu otherwise grave
injustice will be caused to the
petitioners, who shall have to face the
wrath of hostility and situation
presently prevailing in the Valley and
shall suffer irreparably and immensely.
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CEC
inaugurates common facility centre at
Saboo
Excelsior
Correspondent
LEH, July 14: Chief Executive
Councillor (CEC) Ladakh Autonomous Hill
Development Council, Tsering Dorje has
said that Council was trying its best to
execute various development schemes in
Leh district more judiciously.
While
inaugurating a common facility centre for
Model village Saboo, Mr Dorje said that
this village was being developed as model
village under Prime Minister’s
Reconstruction programme. He said funds
to the tune of Rs 1.20 cr will be spent
on the development of the village in two
years.
Mr Dorje
said that LAHDC Leh which has absolute
majority of LUTF Council is committed to
provide a better developmental scenario
in all spheres of life as the people have
given their mandate to the LUTF. But at
the same time, he made it clear that a
good budget has been ensured by the
Government to Leh but the response was
poor.
Referring
to the demand of Union Territory, Mr
Dorje said that it was a long felt demand
of all the political parties existing in
Leh. He said a joint meeting of all
political parties of Ladakh held sometime
back had unanimously resolved that all
Parties under the banner of LUTF would
strive for UT status, but a section of
political parties backed out.
Executive
Councillor Agriculture and Rural
Development, Tsering Nurboo Lampa said
that under this model village programme,
a President’s Park, Solar lights
system, cold storage for locals, shopping
complex etc. are some of the schemes
underway. Councillor Saboo, Jigmet
Namgyal also spoke on the occasion.
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Scholars
demand memorial on name of Surinder
Sharma
Excelsior
Correspondent
JAMMU, July 14: A delegation of
Jammu University research scholar today
called on Vice-Chancellor Prof Amitabh
Mattoo and demanded a memorial on the
name of Late Surinder Sharma who was
Deputy Registrar in JU and untimely
passed away last month.
The
delegation, led by Vikas Sharma, also
discussed some other demands such as
making available scholars room in Dogri
and Education departments and early
construction of boys hostel in the
University.
Prof
Mattoo gave a patient hearing to the
delegation and agreed upon constituting a
memorial on the name of Surinder Sharma
and allotment of scholars room in Dogri
and Education department. He also
informed that the construction work of
new hostel was being started within days.
The
delegation comprised of Anuradha Goswami
(JURSEA vice-president), Sunil Sharma,
Kulwant Singh, Aman Sharma, Gara Ram
Sharma, Rajesh Manhas and others.
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Bar
strike enters 17th day
Excelsior
Correspondent
Jammu, July, 14: The indefinite
strike launched by the Bar Association
Jammu for transfer of sex-scandal case
from Srinagar Court to Jammu Court or any
other Court of the country entered into
17th day today.
The work
in the High Court Jammu Wing and
Subordinate Courts suffered due to
non-appearance of the lawyers.
The Bar
Association Jammu has meantime criticised
the State Govt for still feeling
unconcerned and is proving a mute
spectator. This callous and unconcerned
behavior of the state Govt is highly
condemned said Bar Association in a
statement here.
The Bar
Association Jammu has also condemned the
act of the militants killing the innocent
peoples in Poonch and Bhadarwah.
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Army
jawan killed, another injured in
landslide
Excelsior
Correspondent
JAMMU, July 14: An Army jawan was
killed and another received injuries when
a landslide struck two personnel of
Army’s Road Opening Party (ROP) in
Mahore area of Udhampur district this
morning.
An
official spokesman said that two Army
personnel of 121 Territorial Army, who
were part of ROP, were injured due to
landslides while performing duty on
Mahore-Arnas road.
Both were
immediately airlifted to Command Hospital
Udhampur where one of them succumbed to
injuries. The condition of another was
stated to be critical when reports last
came in.
The
deceased has been identified as Rifleman
Nand Lal Ghosh while the injured is Naik
Kuldeep Singh.
Meanwhile,
a woman and her daughter were injured
when landslide hit them at Kupa Gala
under the jurisdiction of Akhnoor Police
Station. Both were rushed to local
hospital and later referred to Government
Medical College Hospital for specialised
treatment.
Their
condition was stated to be critical when
reports last came in. They have been
identified as Raila Khatoon, wife of
Badar Hussain of Rajouri and her daughter
Toiba Shabnam.
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Dogra
Liberation Front activists stage dharna
Excelsior
Correspondent
JAMMU, July 14: Activists of Dogra
Liberation Front (DLF) held a
demonstration and staged dharna outside
the office of Divisional Commissioner
Jammu here today.
A protest
dharna was organised by the Front leaders
drawing attention of the Government
towards neglected Mubarik Mandi palace
complex. They urged upon the State
Government to save river Tawi from
increasing pollution level and take
affective measures to stop direct flow of
drain waters from old city to the river
Tawi. They also shouted slogans against
the Government.
Various
front leaders including Ram Paul Sharma,
Mr Kapil and Surjit Singh while
addressing the activists criticised the
Government for not taking desired
measures to protect the Dogra heritage at
Mubarik Mandi. They alleged that
remaining portion of the Mubarik Mandi
palace was at the verge of collapse and
many items including timber and iron
grills are being stolen from the complex.
There was need to deploy security and
ensure repair work. The Centre must be
requested to take control of this
monument and maintain its glory.
They
pointed out that funds to the tune of
worth crores are being spent to save Dal
lake but monuments of Jammu and other
sites of historic importance here are
being discriminated. The promises made by
several Ministers were not honoured. They
said that Tawi river which is worshiped
by the people of the region and known as
‘Surya Putri’, is highly
polluted. The old city drains directly
flow down to the river causing its water
highly polluted. There is great need to
formulate a major project for cleanliness
of river Tawi and save it from increasing
pollution level.
Later, a
memorandum was submitted to the
Divisional Commissioner Jammu, Parmod
Jain, who assured that necessary steps
would be taken to save river Tawi from
pollution and also preserve Mubarik Mandi
complex.
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Political,
social organizations condemn Poonch
killings
Excelsior
Correspondent
JAMMU, July 14: Various political
and social organizations have condemned
the killing of four members of minority
Community in Mangnar area of Poonch
district last night.
National
Conference (NC), provincial president,
Ajay Sadhotra, Provincial vice president,
Sheikh Bashir Ahmed, MLAs, G M Jan,
Mushtaq Ahmed Bukhari, Javed Rana, MLC,
Brij Mohan Sharma, ex MLC Th. Kashmira
Singh and S N Manyal have strongly
condemned this dastardly act of
terrorists.
People's
Democratic Party (PDP) leaders of Jammu
Division , while condemning the killings
of the members of minority community have
urged the terrorists to stop such
killings immediately.
In a
statement PDP leaders including Ved
Mahajan (MLC), Mrs Surjeet Kaur, B S
Salathia, Balbir Singh, Renu Azad, Romesh
Kaul and R K Bali said that no religion
teaches the killing of innocent people.
Panthers
Party held the Executive meeting here,
today in which the Party leaders
expressed the shock over the killing of
four innocent persons by militants and
termed it a barbaric and inhuman act.
MLC
Poonch, Mohammed Rashid Qureshi has also
strongly condemned the killings of the
members of minority community in Mangnar
area of Poonch. Mr Qureshi visited the
Government Medical College (GMC) Hospital
here today and inquired about the injured
people.
Dr Kulwant
Singh, convenor State Forum for Justice
and Human Rights has also expressed his
shock and grief over the killings of
innocent people including women and
children in Poonch.
"The
killing of four innocents in Poonch by
the militants shows their most inhuman
and brutal face", said Balraj Puri,
convenor PUCL J&K State in a
statement issued here today. He said the
only fault of these innocents was that
they belonged to minority community.
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BJP
reiterates demand for more distts to
Jammu
Excelsior
Correspondent
JAMMU, July 14: State BJP
vice-president and spokesperson, Prof
Hari Om today asked the Chief Minister,
Ghulam Nabi Azad to verify facts before
criticising the BJP party which was
simply demanding justice for Jammu
region.
In a
statement here, Prof Singh said the party
was for four additional districts and
nine new tehsils on the pattern followed
for Kashmir valley.
The BJP
leader said the party is crossing the
line by demanding a fair treatment to
Jammu province and it is its duty as a
opposition to project the well founded
and demand of the people.
Giving
data and detailed account of rational
approach in re-organisation of
administrative units , Prof Hari Om
reiterated his demand for carving out
more administrative district,
sub-divisions and tehsils in Jammu region
in view of vast areas, difficult
terrains, population, economic level of
development and many other factors.
He said
the facts vindicate the BJP charge that
the Congress in general and Chief
Minister in particular has treated Jammu
province as a "Kashmir colony"
and that both he and his party have a
little or no regard for the sentiments of
the people of Jammu province which has
been crying for justice since 1947. There
is reason to constitute any committee for
re-organisation of administrative units,
he said.
Prof Hari
Om called upon the Chief Minister to
immediately undo the wrongs done to Jammu
and create atleast five new districts and
more tehsils.
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5-day
workshop on EDUSAT concludes at
GCW
Excelsior
Correspondent
JAMMU, July
14 : A 5-day
workshop on ‘Content
Generation’ organized by the
professional team from ISRO
(DECU) concluded here this
evening at Govt College for
Women, Gandhi Nagar.
ISRO
(DECU) comprising of Mr. Nitin
Bhavsar, Ms. Hansa Joshi, Mr.
Kamlesh, Mr. Javaid Hashmi and
Mr. A. K. Gajar presented a live
presentation on how to educate
the students through satellite.
The ISRO team acquainted the
participants with the
technicalities involved in the
generation of content for EDUSAT.
Mr.
Nitin Bhavsar also highlighted
the aims and scope of ISRO and
DECU in promoting the utilization
of satellite programme for
education purpose in far-flung
areas. He also informed about the
working of Gsat3 and the
subsequent commissioning of the
various projects that have been
taken by some states. He apprised
the teacher fraternity for use
and utility of various aspects of
multimedia and audio-video
facility etc. He said that EDUSAT
was highly beneficial for
students to provide support to
education through low cost ground
segment. He urged the teacher
fraternity to visit rural as well
as urban areas to provide
education through satellite to
students of various schools of
the district. He said that
education through satellite would
provide technical assistance and
guidance and support in
conceptualizing and designing of
the network.
Principal
of the College Dr. Veena Gupta
chaired the valedictory session
and threw light on Indian Space
Research Organisation (ISRO) in
providing education through
satellite in far-flung areas of
the country. She said that
ISRO’s initiatives have
spread too many states in the
country and all activities
related to satellite based
development communication,
education, training and health
care are grouped into a Gramsat
Programme.
Coordinator
of the workshop Prof. Hemla
Aggarwal presented vote of thanks
and thanked the team of
Scientists from DECU, ISRO for
generating enthusiasm in the
resource persons who will now be
able to make the presentations
through Hub which would benefit
the students community as a
whole.
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Business
in SBI remains paralysed due to
internet failure
SRINAGAR,
July 14: Business
activities in the State Bank of
India (SBI) branches in the
Kashmir valley today remained
paralysed due to internet
failure.
"The
system failed on July 12 and
today it is again down. We cannot
help it," said the SBI
officials to customers in the
main branch at Residency Road.
The
bank officials said they are
connected with outside the State
Banks through Bharat Sanchar
Nigam Limited (BSNL) Sanchar net
which is down.
Thousands
of SBI customers had to return
disappointed after the officials
refused to entertain cheques and
cash.
Many
customers protested against the
bank after they were refused
cash. A similar situation was
witnessed in other branches also.
A
BSNL official said that the main
cable got damaged at Jammu,
disrupting the system including
internet, which has also affected
the functioning of the two
national news agencies and other
private television channels.
He
said efforts are being made to
restore the cable. (UNI)
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Bajaj
Capital Insurance Ltd opens its
first office in J&K
Excelsior
Correspondent
JAMMU, July
14: To provide
insurance advises to the
consumers of Jammu and Kashmir,
Bajaj Capital Insurance Broking
Limited today opened its first
office in the State.
Regional
Manager of the Company, Jaibir
Singh, who came all the way from
Chandigarh, inaugurated the
office which is located at
Trikuta Nagar.
Addressing
inaugural function of the
Company, Mr Singh said that with
an aim to provide better services
to the people of Jammu and
Kashmir the Bajaj Capital
Insurance Broking Limited has
decided to open its office in the
City of Temples.
Giving
history of the Company, Mr Singh
said that Bajaj Capital has
earned faith and credibility of
the customer due to the better
services being provided by the
Company.
Speaking
on the occasion, Sant Kumar,
branch manager of the Company
said that Bajaj Capital Insurance
Broking Limited is an insurance
advisory company. He said that
Jammu’s branch is the 144th
branch of the Company all our the
country. He further informed that
the Company has its branches in
almost all big cities.
Mr
Kumar informed that initially the
Company will deal with insurance
later it will start dealing in
mutal funds, fixed deposits and
real estate sectors as well as
with tax planning and children
future planning.
He
pointed out that Jammu has good
potential as it has been emerging
as a big city of the country. The
Company will gradually open its
office in all districts
headquarters of Jammu province.
The Bajaj Capital Insurance
Broking Limited has its
headquarters at Delhi and its
regional office at Chandigarh.
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AWWA
organises workshop on safety of
LPG at Nagrota
Excelsior
Correspondent
JAMMU, July
14: Army Wives Welfare
Association (AWWA) and 16 Corps
headquarters organised a LPG
workshop at Nagrota.
The
programme was organised in
collaboration with Indane Area
Office of Indian Oil Corporation.
Ritu Jaswal, wife of Maj General
B S Jaswal CoC 16 Corps was chief
guest in the programme while as
Kiran Sharma, wife of Brig V K
Sharma presided over the
function.
More
than 500 house wives attended
this programme. A detailed
lecture on LPG safety and
conservation was delivered by
Bharat Bhushan Sharma AM (LPG)
from Indian Oil Corporation
wherein he stressed upon various
parameters related to safe use
and handling of LPG in day to day
life.
Mrs
Sharma threw light on various
aspects of energy conservation
and importance of LPG safety
knowledge. Ladies present in the
programme took active part in the
quiz competition related to the
LPG safety in the kitchen.
While
welcoming the oil company
officials and members of AWWA
Major Sonali Singh from 16 Corps
appreciated the efforts of Indian
Oil for the conducting such
educative programmes for the
benefits of housewives.
Major
Debashish, Officer Commanding
incharge of the Nagrota Army Gas
Agency organised this programme.
Some useful tips were also
explained to the participants
during this programme.
Badges of
Sacrifice presented to families
of Dogra martyrs
Excelsior
Correspondent
JAMMU, July
14: Sunjuwan Garrison
today presented Badges of
Sacrifice and Certificates of
Honour to the families of Dogra
soldiers, who laid down their
lives in the supreme sacrifice
for the nation.
Brigadier
R S Jamwal, Sunjwan Brigade
Commander, presented the Badges
of Sacrifice and Certificate of
Honour in a function held at 19
Dogra Regiment. He paid tributes
to the martyrs and said that it
has been a tradition of the Dogra
soldiers to make history by their
duty towards the nation.
He
saluted the spirit of the
families of the martyrs. Inspite
of loosing their beloved ones,
they hold their head high with
honour. Brigadier Jamwal promised
that the families of martyrs
would always be supported by the
nation and people like them will
motivate the armed forces to
inculcate the motto of
"service beyond the call of
duty".
A
total of 14 martyrs of the Dogra
Regiment were decorated in the
ceremony.
A
large number of serving and
retired Army personnel attended
the presentation ceremony.
Blood
donation camp held
Excelsior
Correspondent
REASI, July
14: A blood donation
camp was organised by the Uniform
Force in the precincts of Reasi
Garrison on the occasion of its
5th raising day.
Nearly
200 pints of blood was collected
by the teams of Government
Medical College, Jammu, Red Cross
Society and Military hospitals of
Jammu region. Over 200 officers
and men of the force donated the
blood at the camp.
Amidst
an impressive gathering of Army
personnel and prominent
civilians, the camp was
inaugurated by Mrs Denise
Bhatnagar, president, AWWA.
Uniform
Force Major Gen Vinay Bhatnagar,
General Officer Commanding, was
the first donar at the camp and
it prompted others to follow the
example set by him. He was
followed by Brig K K
Bhattacharya, Depupty GOC of the
Force by donating blood at the
camp.
Speaking
on the occasion, Gen Bhatnagar
gave details of four years of
Uniform Force’s existence
and growth. He touched upon the
welfare activities being carried
and the close liaison with the
civilians.
He
also spoke about the utility of
organising blood donation camps
for saving the precious human
lives.
The
blood donation camp was organised
by the Uniform Force with support
and co-ordination from 439 Field
Ambulance, GMC, Jammu and the Red
Cross Society.
PDD
engineers disconnect illegal
connections
during surprise visit
Excelsior
Correspondent
JAMMU, July
14: A team of engineers
and other officials of M&RE
Division III led by Executive
Engineer today conducted a
surprise tour of localities of
Vikas Nagar, Sarwal, Lower and
Upper Laxmi Nagar, Sarwal and
Patoli.
During
the inspection the team found
that the commercial connections
were running on domestic
installation through meters. The
Executive Engineer, while taking
strong exception to the misuse of
electricity has given
instructions to concerned
Assistant Executive Engineer to
regularize these connections in
commercial category within two
days.
Besides
four illegal commercial
connections were disconnected on
spot. The inspection team also
disconnected power supply to four
ACs which were installed without
the permission of the Department.
The
PDD engineers also urged the
public to make judicious use of
power. They warned stern action
under rules against those who
misuse the electricity.
The
Department has also disconnected
power to 30 Poultry farms in
Khour block in Tehsil Akhnoor
during last ten days. It has also
decided to regularize 28 pump
sets and two poultry farms in the
area. The PDD engineers sought
the help of local Sarpanch Pathan
Singh in this task.
‘DB
should name all culprits or else
we’ll make it public’
Dukhtaraan
chief alleges Centre’s
intervention
Excelsior
Correspondent
SRINAGAR,
July 14: Chief of
the radical women’s
organisations
Dukhtaraan-e-Millat, Asiya
Andrabi, today threatened to
bring out the "hundred
percent confirmed list of the
culprits" of the infamous
"Srinagar sex scandal"
in case a Division Bench (DB) of
J&K High Court did not reveal
the names.
In
a statement delivered on offices
of all media organisations here
this afternoon, Asiya Andrabi
alleged that her apprehensions of
tampering with the evidences in
the ‘sex scandal’ had
come true as the UPA Government,
according to her, had directed
CBI not to lay its hands on two
senior leaders of the Congress
party.
"Those
arrested so far are all small
fries. Names of all the
crocodiles in the sex scandal
have vanished. We have confirmed
reports that the UPA Government
has issued strict instructions to
CBI not to lay its hands on six
Ministers of the coalition
government, particularly two
senior members of Congress
party", Asiya said in her
statement.
"We
request the Division Bench to
realise the sensitivity of the
matter and reveal the names of
all the culprits or else we will
be constrained to make it public
for ourselves", added Asiya
in her Press release without
completing the formality of
filing a CMP before the DB as
required by law. Her argument is
that making the list public would
end the menace of blackmailing
and defaming respected citizens.
She said in her statement that
she was in possession of a
"hundred percent confirmed
list" but had not made it
public due to a restriction from
the DB.
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