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Sunday March 24, 2019 4 DISTRICTS GRP recovers 249 bottles of banned drugs STATE TIMES NEWS KATRA: GRP Katra recovered two unattended bags during the search of trains. As per the details, during routine checking/search of the trains at Railway Station Katra, GRP personnel /search party noticed unattended bags lying in the train. On this they informed SHO Police Station GRP Katra and SDPO Railways Katra which rushed to the spot, searched the bags and found 232 bottles of Onerex syrup and 17 bottles of Wincerex syrup, SHO Police Station GRP Katra Inspector Narinder Singh seized these bags and handed over to Dy. Controller of Drugs Katra under proper procedure, for further appropriate action. Drug peddler nabbed with brown sugar STATE TIMES NEWS RAMBAN: Police on Saturday arrested a drug peddler and recovered 50 grams brown sugar from his possession. As per the details, on the directions of SSP Ramban Anita Sharma, a police party led by SHO Ramban Insp Vijay Kotwal under supervision of DySP Hqrts Ramban Asgar Malik and under close supervision of Adll.SP Sanjay Parihar laid a surprise Naka near Mihar and during checking inter- cepted a person which on seeing the police started fleeing from the spot to avoid checking. But the alert cops appre- hended him. On thorough search of the suspected person, police recovered 50 grams of brown sugar like substance from his possession. The accused identified as Azad Ahmed, son of Sanaullah Ganai, resident of Brarinag Anantnag was arrested and a case vide FIR No 60/19 under sections 8/21/22 of NDPS act stands was registered against him at Police Station Ramban. Excise sleuths destroy 600 kg of Lahan STATE TIMES NEWS KATHUA: Excise Department destroyed 600 Kgs of Lahan during different raids carried out to arrest the menace of illicit distillation and sale of liquor in Excise Range Kathua. On the directions of the Excise Commissioner M. Raju and supervision of Deputy Excise Commissioner (Executive), Jammu S. Amarjeet Singh, the Excise Team comprising of ETO Eradication Virender Singh Billawria and ETO Rafie Naik along with Inspector's Excise Razi Ahmad, Tariq Aziz, SI Amit Sharma , Sanjeev Kumar, Neel Raj Gupta, Naveen Sharma and Excise Guards Rajinder Singh, Shamsher Dev Singh, Hans Raj, Sanjeev Sharma ,Pawan Sharma, Tarseem Singh , Sanju Kumar raided the Tarf Sanji, Chardyala, upper Saktachak & Ladhuchak areas of Kathua district to arrest the menace of illicit distillation of liquor. In the process more than 600 Kgs of Lahan raw material of illicit liquor was recovered by the raiding team from state land & later destroyed on spot. 39 vehicles seized, many Challaned STATE TIMES NEWS RAJOURI: In a major crackdown against drivers involved in violation of traffic rules and regulations, Jammu and Kashmir police seized 39 vehicles and Challaned a number of others during a two-hour long drive in Rajouri town. On the directions of SSP Rajouri, Yougal Manhas, teams of police headed by Additional SP Liyaqit Ali' DySP Headquarters Govind Rattan, SHO Rajouri Ajaz Haider, SHO Women police station Rajouri, Sushma Thakur and Incharge PP Rajouri city, SI Suresh Sharma laid traffic checking nakas at Gujjar Mandi chowk, Khandli bridge, Salani bridge, old bus stand and workshop bridge respective- ly. During this two hours long special drive, 39 two wheelers were seized as the same were found plying on roads with their drivers in violations of rules. Alongside, 96 vehicle driv- ers were also challaned for different violations of MV Act. SSP Rajouri Yougal Manhas has appealed guardians and parents of minor children not to allow them to drive vehicles before the prescribed age of 18 years and possess a license issued by motor vehicles department. STATE TIMES NEWS RAJOURI: Police on Saturday booked 52 persons for not depositing their licensed weapons in local police stations even after order issued by District Magistrate Rajouri and subsequent notices served by local police stations. An order in this regard was issued by District Magistrate Rajouri on 1st of March 2019 and all the licensed weapon holders were asked to deposit their weapons in local police stations in view of forth com- ing parliamentary polls. Although majority of licensed weapon holders got deposited their weapons in police stations but some peo- ple paid no attention to the order even after police served them reminder through notices. Taking strong note it, cases under relevant sections of law have been registered against the violators in police stations across Rajouri district. A case FIR no 138/1019 under sections 188 RPC, 21/25 (H) and 30 Arms Act has been registered at police station Rajouri against viola- tors who include Rahim Ahmed son of Sharaf Din res- ident of Rehtal Rajouri, Sandeep Kumar son of Jeet Kumar resident Dhanour Loharan Rajouri, Daleep Singh son of Basant Ram res- ident of Dhanore Loharan Rajouri, Kamal Singh son of Behari Lal resident of Dhanore Loharan Rajouri, Naresh Kumar son of Raja Ram resident of Kheora Rajouri, Nitin Kumar son of Sunil Kumar resident of Kheora, Harbans Lal Tara son of Tola Ram resident of Muradpur Rajouri, Mala Ram son of Nanak Chand res- ident of Dalohri Rajouri, Jabar Singh son of Sarvan Singh resident of Dalohri, Mohammad Younis son of Mohammad Din resident of Kha No.1, Noor Hussain son of Jamal Din resident of Kha No.2, Ved Parkash son of Thakur Dass resident of Mubarak pura Rajouri, Manzoor Shah son of Yassen Shah resident of Kotedhara, Bishan Dass son of Nihal chand resident of Ward No.9 Rajouri, Minta Sawhney son of Chander Parkesh resident of Jawhar Nagar, Vaid Parkesh son of Bhagat Ram resident of Kheora, Nasar Hussain son of Ghulam Hussain resident of Rehtal Rajouri, Sunil Kumar son of Basant Ram resident of Dhanour Loharan and Parkash Singh son of Bidhi Chand resident of Dalohri Rajouri. In Dharamsal police station, a case FIR 16 /19 under sec- tions 188 RPC, 21/25(H)/30 Arms Act has been registered against Dilawer Singh son of Romal Singh, Jagdev Singh son of Fateh Singh resident of Bhadano, Madan Lal son of Tetru Ram, Dawarka Nath son of Devi Dass, Yog Raj son of Bhup Singh, Pawan Kumar son of Babu Ram, all residents of Brehvi village. In Budhal police station, FIR 12/2019 U/Ss 188 RPC, 21/25(H)/30 Arms Act has been registered against four violators of the DM order who have not deposited their licensed weapons till now. They include Jaswant Singh son of Punjab Singh resident of Kewal, Bashir son of Chandia resident of Targain, Amar Singh son of Patay Ram resident of Shahpur, Latief son of Shah Wali resident of Draj and Noor Mohammad son of Kalla resident of Draj. A case FIR 20/2019 U/Ss 188 RPC, 21/25(H)/30 Arms Act has been registered against such violators in Kalakote police station and nine person have been booked who include Naseeb Singh son of Puran Singh resident of Dalli, Jagdish Singh son of Chandu Singh resident of Broh Nambal, Balbir Singh son of Bachter Singh resident of Mangrote, Rashpal Singh son of Janak Singh resident of Mangrote, Ghani Sham son of Balak Ram resident of Sadda, Satpal son of Kaku Ram resi- dent of Darkeri, Ram Lal son of Chando Ram resident of Broh, Krishen Singh son of Jara Singh resident of Salyar Chatta and Mohammad Afsal son of Bader Din resident of Mal Gujjran. A case FIR 17/2019 has been registered in Thanamandi police station under relevant sections of law and six persons have been booked for violation who include Babu Hussain son of Mir Mohammad resident of Palangarh, Mohammad Younis son of Mohammad Iqbal resident of Dodassan Bala, Wazir Hussain son of Ghulam Mohammad resident of Dodassan Bala, Hakam Din son of Sadar Din resident of Kote, Musadar Hussain son of Mohammad Sadiq resident of Bhatian and Abdul Hamid son of Ali Mohammad resi- dent of Bhatian. Similarly, seven persons have been booked in a case FIR No 26/2019 U/Sec 188 RPC, 21/25(H) /30Arms Act regis- terd at police station Kandi. Those who have been booked include Punjab Singh son of Basant Ram resident of Dhar Sakri, Mohammad Amin son of Mohammad Ayoub resident of Dhar Sakri, Prem Singh son of Sant Ram resident of Dahar Sakri, Mohammad Iqbal son of Mohammad Din resident of Dhar Sakri, Mohammad Riaz son of Mohammad Shah resident of Rehan, Kala Khan son of Ghulam Hussain resident of Gakhrote and Mohammad Shafiq son of Mohammad Akabr resident of Gakhrote. SSP Rajouri Yougal Manhas when contacted told that the persons against whom cases have been registered will face cancellation of their licenses and the matter shall be taken up with the District Magistrate in due course of time. More legal action against more such violations is being worked out by Rajouri Police in the days to come. 52 booked for delay in depositing weapons STATE TIMES NEWS R S PURA: Jugal Kishore Sharma, Member of Parliament Lok Sabha Jammu Poonch along with Ex MLA Ashwani Sharma, MLC Charanjeet Singh Khalsa and other senior leaders of BJP tour ed Allah ,Kullaey villages in Bishnah Assembly Constituency and at Suncity Farm in R.S Pura Assembly Constituency. Jugal Kishore Sharma Member of Parliament while addressing the gathering in Kulley and Allah villages said that Bharatiya Janata Party has done unprecedented devel- opment in each and every aspect of life of every citizen of this country under the great and visionary leadership of PM Modi. BJP has achieved the milestone of the world's largest party and it adds colours in the life of every Indian irre- spective of the cast, creed and religion. Jugal gave festive greetings to the people and said that people are celebrating the election as a great festival of democracy by casting their vote to elect their representative to form the government. While addressing the gathering there and said that the actual nationalistic spirit is reflected by the public in general and by the organizers in particular in this colourful event and this shows that all the people are with the Bharatiya Janata Party in this Lok Sabha elec- tion to make Modi as PM again in 2019. State Gen. Secretary Narinder Singh,Ex MLA Gharu Ram, Ex VC Bhushan Dogra, Prabhari R.S Pura Jaideep Sharma, District President R.S Pura Brijeshwar Singh Rana, Mandal Presidents Narain Dutt , Ramesh Saini, Ashok Choudhary, Natha Ram , sen- ior leader Raj Singh, Bharat bhushan Saini, Vijay Saini, Akash Chopra, Rakesh Sharma, F.C Satia, Supinder , Raghunandan Sharma, , woman leaders Gurmeet Kour Randhawa, Meeta Sharma, PArveen Kumari were also present in the gathering. Surinder Singh Sarpanch, Daleep Kumar. Will continue to take forward development agenda of Modi: Jugal MP Jugal Kishore during visit to R S Pura. STATE TIMES NEWS NOWSHERA: Continuing with the mission to reach upto every single voter in the region, to gain major electoral benefit in the upcoming parliamentary elections, BJP State President Ravinder Raina alongwith other senior leaders addressed multiple election rallies in Bhambliya, Thangriote, Hathal, Marcholla and Thandapani. While addressing the rallies, Ravinder Raina said that the mood of the public is clearly visible and it seems that Prime Minister Narendra Modi is coming back to chair the most dignified position of the nation with a majority that has never been witnessed in past. Raina claimed that the Bharatiya Janata Party will be doing clean sweep in all the constituencies in this particu- lar elections. He said that the public residing in these hilly areas, which were neglected till now witnessed the unprece- dented development that has been taking place since the PM chair has been occupied and put to well use by the deliver- ance of good governance by Modi. Raina said that no matter what, the political parties like Congress, NC, PDP never left any chance to fill their pockets by resorting to the ultimate loot and plunder the resources of the nation and the state of J&K in particular. If left to their evil designs these ill willed political parties designed for self interests will take no time in selling out every single human or animal, mountain or plain, water or soil to the desig- nated enemies of the nation and the society, Raina alleged. Unprecedented development witnessed under Modi’s rule: Raina State BJP Chief Ravinder Raina during visit to Nowshera. STATE TIMES NEWS SAMBA: Govt. Degree College Samba released two books in the Chemistry authored by Dr. M. S Pathania, Associate Professor and Dr. Manjulla Gupta, Assistant Professor. The books were released by Principal, Dr. G.S. Rakwal along with senior faculty members including Dr. Ashok Kumar, Dr. Dalbir Singh, Prof Pawan Kumar Gupta, Dr. Ranvijay Singh, Dr. P. S Manhas and Dr. Ram Singh of this college. Dr. M. S. Pathania pre- sented the detail of the books released. The titles of the books are "Text Book of Chemistry (Inorganic Materials of Industrial Importance and Organic Spectroscopy)", and "A Handbook of Green Methods in Chemistry". These books are published with ISBN Nos. The books covered the syllabus pre- scribed by University of Jammu under Core Course and Skill Enhancement Course. The books have been designed especially for the students of under grad- uate classes of University of Jammu, Cluster University and Autonomous College GCW, Parade and are writ- ten as per the current choice based credit system curricu- lum. These books will prove useful and helpful for the students of Chemistry sub- ject at various levels. The books have been published by Malhotra Brothers, Pacca Danga Jammu and printed at Combine Printers, Jalandhar City. The Principal of the col- lege, Dr. G. S. Rakwal laud- ed the efforts of Dr. M.S. Pathania and Dr. Manjulla Gupta for undertaking tidi- ous job of publication of the books to cater the needs of the students of Chemistry subject. GDC Samba releases two books on chemistry Dignitaries releasing books at GDC Samba. STATE TIMES NEWS RAMBAN: Under the guid- ance of IGP Jammu Zone and DIG DKR Range and on the directions of DGP, about 150 crash helmets were dis- tributed among the youth at Ramban, Batote and Banihal towns of district Ramban by Ramban Police. Giving details of the traffic awareness drive, a police spokesperson said, "as a part of Civic Action Programme of J and K Police, three major towns of the district were identified to be targeted for traffic awareness i.e Banihal, Ramban and Batote. It was noticed over a period of time that the bike riders in these areas do not wear crash helmets as a safe- ty measure. In order to make them aware of the impor- tance of wearing helmets, a traffic awareness pro- gramme was planned and executed in these towns". SSP Ramban Anita Sharma along with Addl SP Ramban Sanjay Parihar and Dy SP Hqrs Asgar Malik distributed the helmets among the youth at Cafeteria morh Ramban and Bhaderwah morh Batote. SHO Ramban Vijay Kotwal and SHO Batote Nazir Ahmad also remained pres- ent on the occasion. Police distributes helmets under CAP SSP Ramban Anita Sharma giving helmet to a rider. STATE TIMES NEWS KATHUA : Nehru Yuva Kendra, Kathua in collabora- tion with State AIDS Prevention and Control Society, organised a programme to edu- cate and aware people on HIV/AIDS at remote and back- ward village Mudera, Panchayat Lahari, block Duggain in which over 125 par- ticipants both male and female participated. Dr Suman Vaid, Medical Officer from Health Department delivered compre- hensive lecture on various aspects on HIV/AIDS, its symptoms, causes, preventions, cure at local level. She informed the ladies and youth that in case of any suspense and doubt they can get HIV test at PHC Kohog at local level. She also cautions and advice youth for protective sex to save the life of self and partner. She also edu- cate about various other health schemes. Som Datt Zard, DYC, NYK, Kathua stressed upon youth to equip themselves with knowl- edge about steps to prevent HIV/AIDS and always use pre- ventive tools and have safe sex and discuss this important issue among the youth. Rajinder Kumar Sarpanch Lehari expressed thanks to Health Department and NYK for providing life saving knowl- edge. Vijay Kumar, Amar Singh Youth Volunteers also expressed their views on HIV/AIDS. On the occasion Makhani Devi CHO, Manvi Anand, Pharmacist, Rajesh Kumar NYC, panches were present. Awareness on AIDS prevention imparted A resource person speaking during the programme. Pankaj Biswas qualifies PhD STATE TIMES NEWS KATRA: Pankaj Biswas, son of Chanchal Biswas and Satyan Biswas, resident of SMVDU Campus, Kakryal, has been declared qualified for the award of the Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Physics by Shri Mata Vaishno Devi University, Katra. He worked on the topic, 'Synthesis and Characterization of Mixed Vanadate Based Nanophosphors', under the supervision of Dr. Vinay Kumar, Associate Professor and Head, Department of Physics and Astronomical Sciences, Central University of Jammu. GDC R S Pura holds painting competition STATE TIMES NEWS R S PURA: Electoral Literacy Club of Govt. Degree College R.S. Pura organised painting compe- tition on the theme 'Accessible Voting for the Differentially Abled' under the guidance of Dr. Sunita Sudan, Principal of the col- lege and supervision of Prof. Shaveta Chowdhary, Nodal officer, ELC. A total of 32 students participated in the event. Navgeet Singh of B.Sc. Semester-4th was adjudged first, Varsha Ved Murti of B.Sc. Semester- 6th was adjudged second and Geetu Kumari of B.Sc. Semeter-4th was adjudged third in the com- petition. STATE TIMES NEWS KATHUA: SPS PTS Kathua organised yoga ses- sion on Saturday for offi- cers, staff and trainees. The resource persons for the yoga were Ashok Sharma and Pankaj Sapolia present- ly working as Physical Education Teachers and Yoga instructors in District Youth Sports and Services Department, Kathua. The resource persons demon- strated some of the yoga pos- tures like Prithvi Mudra, Gyan Mudra, Surya Mudra that reduces depression level, improves concentra- tion, stimulate digestion metabolism, prevents cold and fat, normalises high blood pressure etc. Arun Gupta, SSP(JKPS) Principal SPS PTS Kathua highlighted the significance of yoga as a science and stressed its need for the police personnel. S. Tejinder Singh, SSP Vice Principal, Satish Kumar, CPO AP(Indoor), Gurmeet Singh, Dy.SP AP (Admn), Vishal Manhas, DySP(R&D), Girdhari Lal, DySP(Estates/ Security), Sukhdev Singh, AP(Outdoor), Jaipal Singh, SrPO and other officers/ officials/trainees attended the yoga session. DISCLAIMER “STATE TIMES” does not take responsibility for the contents of the advertisements (Display/Classified) carried in this newspaper. The paper does not endorse the same. Readers are requested to verify the contents on their own before acting there upon.” SPS PTS Kathua organises yoga session A yoga instructor giving demonstration. STATE TIMES NEWS NOWSHERA: Mayor JMC and senior BJP leader, Chander Mohan Gupta on Saturday asserted that the Bharatiya Janata Party will return to power in the ensu- ing Lok Sabha elections. Led by Chander Mohan Gupta, J&K BJP Liaison Committee of Social Organisation organised a meeting at Nowshera and apprised the head of various social organizations about the initiatives taken by the Narendra Modi led Government at the Centre. While addressing the gathering, Chander Mohan said that the Prime Minister, Narendra Modi worked with the clear mind for the sole motto to develop India in every field. The results of which are also seen in the Jammu and Kashmir also, he added. "NDA Government has committed to the develop- ment of Jammu and Kashmir resulting in proj- ects worth thousands of crores related to infrastruc- ture, health and education has been started and many of them have also been ded- icated to the people of the State," Chander Mohan Gupta said, adding "There will be no discrimination with any part of the State during BJP rule at the Centre and every care has been taken for equitable development of all three regions of the State." Gupta asserted that Bharatiya Janata Party has the ability and the will to provide a strong and stable government under the lead- ership of PM Modi at the Centre. On the occasion, Varinder Jeet Singh, V.K Sethi, Narayan Singh, Harbans Singh and Karan Singh, members of the State BJP Liaison Committee of Social Organisation accompanied the Mayor JMC. Prominent leaders of the social organizations who were present in the meeting include Sudershan Kumar, SP Singh, Tilak Raj Verma, Swarn Kanta, Asha KumariAnu Bhasin, Preeti Gupta,Tarsem Kumar, Mohammad Afzal, Sanjeev Dutta, Neena Sharma, Santosh Bhasin, Ashok Kumar, Babu Kaushal Choudhary, Shanta Devi, Ashok Sharma, Sunil Bali, Rakesh Kumar, Subash Chander Gupta, Romesh Dutt, Balbir Kumar, Gurpreet Singh, Vishal Kumar and Shiv Choudhary. BJP capable to provide stable Govt under Modi: Mayor Mayor JMC Chander Mohan Gupta speaking during the public meeting at Nowshera. Awareness camp for farmers held STATE TIMES NEWS DODA: The Department of Agriculture Sub Division Thathri (Zone Bhella) on Saturday organised a scientif- ic farmers awareness cum interaction camp at Thalela in Doda District which witnessed participation of a large num- ber of local farmers. District Agriculture Extension Officer Doda presided over the pro- gramme. On this occasion, Sub Div Agriculture Officer (SDAO) Thathri delivered detail lecture on various cen- tral sponsored schemes for farmers which aims to pro- mote agriculture sector and improve its economic growth. AEO Bhatyas Suneer Bharti threw light on organic farming and various other important components of agri- cultural schemes. AEA Vijay Singh, AEA Aftab Ahmed and AEA Sajjad Ahmed were among others present on this occasion.
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Sunday March 24, 20194 DISTRICTSGRP recovers 249 bottles
of banned drugs STATE TIMES NEWS
KATRA: GRP Katra recovered two unattended bags duringthe search of trains. As per the details, during routinechecking/search of the trains at Railway Station Katra,GRP personnel /search party noticed unattended bags lyingin the train. On this they informed SHO Police Station GRPKatra and SDPO Railways Katra which rushed to the spot,searched the bags and found 232 bottles of Onerex syrupand 17 bottles of Wincerex syrup, SHO Police StationGRP Katra Inspector Narinder Singh seized these bags andhanded over to Dy. Controller of Drugs Katra under properprocedure, for further appropriate action.
Drug peddler nabbed with brown sugarSTATE TIMES NEWS
RAMBAN: Police on Saturday arrested a drug peddler andrecovered 50 grams brown sugar from his possession.
As per the details, on the directions of SSP Ramban AnitaSharma, a police party led by SHO Ramban Insp VijayKotwal under supervision of DySP Hqrts Ramban AsgarMalik and under close supervision of Adll.SP Sanjay Pariharlaid a surprise Naka near Mihar and during checking inter-cepted a person which on seeing the police started fleeingfrom the spot to avoid checking. But the alert cops appre-hended him. On thorough search of the suspected person,police recovered 50 grams of brown sugar like substancefrom his possession. The accused identified as Azad Ahmed,son of Sanaullah Ganai, resident of Brarinag Anantnag wasarrested and a case vide FIR No 60/19 under sections8/21/22 of NDPS act stands was registered against him atPolice Station Ramban.
Excise sleuths destroy 600 kg of Lahan STATE TIMES NEWS
KATHUA: Excise Department destroyed 600 Kgs of Lahanduring different raids carried out to arrest the menace ofillicit distillation and sale ofliquor in Excise RangeKathua.
On the directions of theExcise Commissioner M. Rajuand supervision of DeputyExcise Commissioner(Executive), Jammu S.Amarjeet Singh, the Excise Team comprising of ETOEradication Virender Singh Billawria and ETO Rafie Naikalong with Inspector's Excise Razi Ahmad, Tariq Aziz, SIAmit Sharma , Sanjeev Kumar, Neel Raj Gupta, NaveenSharma and Excise Guards Rajinder Singh, Shamsher DevSingh, Hans Raj, Sanjeev Sharma ,Pawan Sharma, TarseemSingh , Sanju Kumar raided the Tarf Sanji, Chardyala,upper Saktachak & Ladhuchak areas of Kathua district toarrest the menace of illicit distillation of liquor.
In the process more than 600 Kgs of Lahan raw materialof illicit liquor was recovered by the raiding team from stateland & later destroyed on spot.
39 vehicles seized, many Challaned STATE TIMES NEWS
RAJOURI: In a major crackdown against drivers involvedin violation of traffic rules and regulations, Jammu andKashmir police seized 39 vehicles and Challaned a numberof others during a two-hour long drive in Rajouri town.
On the directions of SSP Rajouri, Yougal Manhas, teamsof police headed by Additional SP Liyaqit Ali' DySPHeadquarters Govind Rattan, SHO Rajouri Ajaz Haider,SHO Women police station Rajouri, Sushma Thakur andIncharge PP Rajouri city, SI Suresh Sharma laid trafficchecking nakas at Gujjar Mandi chowk, Khandli bridge,Salani bridge, old bus stand and workshop bridge respective-ly. During this two hours long special drive, 39 two wheelerswere seized as the same were found plying on roads withtheir drivers in violations of rules. Alongside, 96 vehicle driv-ers were also challaned for different violations of MV Act.SSP Rajouri Yougal Manhas has appealed guardians andparents of minor children not to allow them to drive vehiclesbefore the prescribed age of 18 years and possess a licenseissued by motor vehicles department.
STATE TIMES NEWSRAJOURI: Police onSaturday booked 52 personsfor not depositing theirlicensed weapons in localpolice stations even after orderissued by District MagistrateRajouri and subsequentnotices served by local policestations.
An order in this regard wasissued by District MagistrateRajouri on 1st of March 2019and all the licensed weaponholders were asked to deposittheir weapons in local policestations in view of forth com-ing parliamentary polls.
Although majority oflicensed weapon holders gotdeposited their weapons inpolice stations but some peo-ple paid no attention to theorder even after police servedthem reminder throughnotices.
Taking strong note it, casesunder relevant sections of lawhave been registered againstthe violators in police stationsacross Rajouri district.
A case FIR no 138/1019under sections 188 RPC,21/25 (H) and 30 Arms Acthas been registered at policestation Rajouri against viola-tors who include RahimAhmed son of Sharaf Din res-ident of Rehtal Rajouri,Sandeep Kumar son of JeetKumar resident DhanourLoharan Rajouri, DaleepSingh son of Basant Ram res-ident of Dhanore LoharanRajouri, Kamal Singh son ofBehari Lal resident ofDhanore Loharan Rajouri,
Naresh Kumar son of RajaRam resident of KheoraRajouri, Nitin Kumar son ofSunil Kumar resident ofKheora, Harbans Lal Tarason of Tola Ram resident ofMuradpur Rajouri, MalaRam son of Nanak Chand res-ident of Dalohri Rajouri,Jabar Singh son of SarvanSingh resident of Dalohri,Mohammad Younis son ofMohammad Din resident ofKha No.1, Noor Hussain sonof Jamal Din resident of KhaNo.2, Ved Parkash son ofThakur Dass resident ofMubarak pura Rajouri,Manzoor Shah son of YassenShah resident of Kotedhara,Bishan Dass son of Nihalchand resident of Ward No.9Rajouri, Minta Sawhney sonof Chander Parkesh residentof Jawhar Nagar, VaidParkesh son of Bhagat Ramresident of Kheora, NasarHussain son of GhulamHussain resident of RehtalRajouri, Sunil Kumar son ofBasant Ram resident ofDhanour Loharan andParkash Singh son of BidhiChand resident of DalohriRajouri.
In Dharamsal police station,a case FIR 16 /19 under sec-tions 188 RPC, 21/25(H)/30Arms Act has been registeredagainst Dilawer Singh son ofRomal Singh, Jagdev Singhson of Fateh Singh resident ofBhadano, Madan Lal son ofTetru Ram, Dawarka Nathson of Devi Dass, Yog Raj sonof Bhup Singh, Pawan Kumarson of Babu Ram, all residents
of Brehvi village. In Budhal police station,
FIR 12/2019 U/Ss 188 RPC,21/25(H)/30 Arms Act hasbeen registered against fourviolators of the DM order whohave not deposited theirlicensed weapons till now.They include Jaswant Singhson of Punjab Singh residentof Kewal, Bashir son ofChandia resident of Targain,Amar Singh son of Patay Ramresident of Shahpur, Latiefson of Shah Wali resident ofDraj and Noor Mohammadson of Kalla resident of Draj.
A case FIR 20/2019 U/Ss188 RPC, 21/25(H)/30 ArmsAct has been registeredagainst such violators inKalakote police station andnine person have been bookedwho include Naseeb Singh sonof Puran Singh resident ofDalli, Jagdish Singh son ofChandu Singh resident ofBroh Nambal, Balbir Singhson of Bachter Singh residentof Mangrote, Rashpal Singhson of Janak Singh resident ofMangrote, Ghani Sham son ofBalak Ram resident of Sadda,Satpal son of Kaku Ram resi-dent of Darkeri, Ram Lal sonof Chando Ram resident ofBroh, Krishen Singh son ofJara Singh resident of SalyarChatta and Mohammad Afsalson of Bader Din resident ofMal Gujjran. A case FIR17/2019 has been registeredin Thanamandi police stationunder relevant sections of lawand six persons have beenbooked for violation whoinclude Babu Hussain son of
Mir Mohammad resident ofPalangarh, MohammadYounis son of MohammadIqbal resident of DodassanBala, Wazir Hussain son ofGhulam Mohammad residentof Dodassan Bala, HakamDin son of Sadar Din residentof Kote, Musadar Hussain sonof Mohammad Sadiq residentof Bhatian and Abdul Hamidson of Ali Mohammad resi-dent of Bhatian.
Similarly, seven persons havebeen booked in a case FIR No26/2019 U/Sec 188 RPC,21/25(H) /30Arms Act regis-terd at police station Kandi.Those who have been bookedinclude Punjab Singh son ofBasant Ram resident of DharSakri, Mohammad Amin sonof Mohammad Ayoub residentof Dhar Sakri, Prem Singhson of Sant Ram resident ofDahar Sakri, MohammadIqbal son of Mohammad Dinresident of Dhar Sakri,Mohammad Riaz son ofMohammad Shah resident ofRehan, Kala Khan son ofGhulam Hussain resident ofGakhrote and MohammadShafiq son of MohammadAkabr resident of Gakhrote.
SSP Rajouri Yougal Manhaswhen contacted told that thepersons against whom caseshave been registered will facecancellation of their licensesand the matter shall be takenup with the DistrictMagistrate in due course oftime. More legal action againstmore such violations is beingworked out by Rajouri Policein the days to come.
52 booked for delay in depositing weapons
STATE TIMES NEWSR S PURA: Jugal KishoreSharma, Member ofParliament Lok SabhaJammu Poonch along with ExMLA Ashwani Sharma, MLCCharanjeet Singh Khalsa andother senior leaders of BJPtour ed Allah ,Kullaey villagesin Bishnah AssemblyConstituency and at SuncityFarm in R.S Pura AssemblyConstituency. Jugal KishoreSharma Member of Parliamentwhile addressing the gatheringin Kulley and Allah villages saidthat Bharatiya Janata Partyhas done unprecedented devel-opment in each and everyaspect of life of every citizen ofthis country under the greatand visionary leadership of PMModi. BJP has achieved themilestone of the world's largestparty and it adds colours inthe life of every Indian irre-spective of the cast, creed andreligion. Jugal gave festivegreetings to the people andsaid that people are celebratingthe election as a great festival ofdemocracy by casting their voteto elect their representative to
form the government. Whileaddressing the gathering thereand said that the actualnationalistic spirit is reflectedby the public in general and bythe organizers in particular inthis colourful event and thisshows that all the people arewith the Bharatiya JanataParty in this Lok Sabha elec-tion to make Modi as PM againin 2019.
State Gen. SecretaryNarinder Singh,Ex MLAGharu Ram, Ex VC BhushanDogra, Prabhari R.S PuraJaideep Sharma, DistrictPresident R.S Pura BrijeshwarSingh Rana, MandalPresidents Narain Dutt ,Ramesh Saini, AshokChoudhary, Natha Ram , sen-ior leader Raj Singh, Bharatbhushan Saini, Vijay Saini,Akash Chopra, RakeshSharma, F.C Satia, Supinder ,Raghunandan Sharma, ,woman leaders Gurmeet KourRandhawa, Meeta Sharma,PArveen Kumari were alsopresent in the gathering.Surinder Singh Sarpanch,Daleep Kumar.
Will continue to take forward development agenda of Modi: Jugal
MP Jugal Kishore during visit to R S Pura.
STATE TIMES NEWSNOWSHERA: Continuingwith the mission to reach uptoevery single voter in the region,to gain major electoral benefitin the upcoming parliamentaryelections, BJP State PresidentRavinder Raina alongwithother senior leaders addressedmultiple election rallies inBhambliya, Thangriote,Hathal, Marcholla andThandapani.
While addressing the rallies,Ravinder Raina said that themood of the public is clearlyvisible and it seems that PrimeMinister Narendra Modi iscoming back to chair the mostdignified position of the nationwith a majority that has neverbeen witnessed in past.
Raina claimed that theBharatiya Janata Party will bedoing clean sweep in all theconstituencies in this particu-
lar elections. He said that thepublic residing in these hillyareas, which were neglected tillnow witnessed the unprece-dented development that hasbeen taking place since the PMchair has been occupied andput to well use by the deliver-ance of good governance byModi.
Raina said that no matterwhat, the political parties likeCongress, NC, PDP never leftany chance to fill their pocketsby resorting to the ultimateloot and plunder the resourcesof the nation and the state ofJ&K in particular. If left totheir evil designs these ill willedpolitical parties designed forself interests will take no timein selling out every singlehuman or animal, mountain orplain, water or soil to the desig-nated enemies of the nationand the society, Raina alleged.
Unprecedented development witnessedunder Modi’s rule: Raina
State BJP Chief Ravinder Raina during visit to Nowshera. STATE TIMES NEWS
SAMBA: Govt. DegreeCollege Samba released twobooks in the Chemistryauthored by Dr. M. SPathania, AssociateProfessor and Dr. ManjullaGupta, Assistant Professor.The books were released byPrincipal, Dr. G.S. Rakwalalong with senior facultymembers including Dr.Ashok Kumar, Dr. DalbirSingh, Prof Pawan KumarGupta, Dr. Ranvijay Singh,Dr. P. S Manhas and Dr.
Ram Singh of this college. Dr. M. S. Pathania pre-
sented the detail of thebooks released. The titles ofthe books are "Text Book ofChemistry (InorganicMaterials of IndustrialImportance and OrganicSpectroscopy)", and "AHandbook of GreenMethods in Chemistry".These books are publishedwith ISBN Nos. The bookscovered the syllabus pre-scribed by University ofJammu under Core Course
and Skill EnhancementCourse. The books havebeen designed especially forthe students of under grad-uate classes of University ofJammu, Cluster Universityand Autonomous CollegeGCW, Parade and are writ-ten as per the current choicebased credit system curricu-lum. These books will proveuseful and helpful for thestudents of Chemistry sub-ject at various levels. Thebooks have been publishedby Malhotra Brothers,Pacca Danga Jammu andprinted at CombinePrinters, Jalandhar City.
The Principal of the col-lege, Dr. G. S. Rakwal laud-ed the efforts of Dr. M.S.Pathania and Dr. ManjullaGupta for undertaking tidi-ous job of publication of thebooks to cater the needs ofthe students of Chemistrysubject.
GDC Samba releases two books on chemistry
Dignitaries releasing books at GDC Samba.
STATE TIMES NEWS RAMBAN: Under the guid-ance of IGP Jammu Zoneand DIG DKR Range and onthe directions of DGP, about150 crash helmets were dis-tributed among the youth atRamban, Batote andBanihal towns of districtRamban by Ramban Police.
Giving details of the trafficawareness drive, a policespokesperson said, "as a partof Civic Action Programmeof J and K Police, threemajor towns of the districtwere identified to be targetedfor traffic awareness i.eBanihal, Ramban andBatote. It was noticed over aperiod of time that the bikeriders in these areas do notwear crash helmets as a safe-
ty measure. In order to makethem aware of the impor-tance of wearing helmets, atraffic awareness pro-gramme was planned andexecuted in these towns".
SSP Ramban AnitaSharma along with Addl SPRamban Sanjay Parihar and
Dy SP Hqrs Asgar Malikdistributed the helmetsamong the youth at Cafeteriamorh Ramban andBhaderwah morh Batote.SHO Ramban Vijay Kotwaland SHO Batote NazirAhmad also remained pres-ent on the occasion.
Police distributes helmets under CAP
SSP Ramban Anita Sharma giving helmet to a rider.
STATE TIMES NEWSKATHUA : Nehru YuvaKendra, Kathua in collabora-tion with State AIDSPrevention and Control Society,organised a programme to edu-cate and aware people onHIV/AIDS at remote and back-ward village Mudera,Panchayat Lahari, blockDuggain in which over 125 par-ticipants both male and femaleparticipated. Dr Suman Vaid,Medical Officer from HealthDepartment delivered compre-hensive lecture on variousaspects on HIV/AIDS, itssymptoms, causes, preventions,cure at local level. She informedthe ladies and youth that in caseof any suspense and doubt theycan get HIV test at PHCKohog at local level. She also
cautions and advice youth forprotective sex to save the life ofself and partner. She also edu-cate about various other healthschemes.
Som Datt Zard, DYC, NYK,Kathua stressed upon youth toequip themselves with knowl-edge about steps to preventHIV/AIDS and always use pre-ventive tools and have safe sexand discuss this important issue
among the youth. Rajinder Kumar Sarpanch
Lehari expressed thanks toHealth Department and NYKfor providing life saving knowl-edge. Vijay Kumar, Amar SinghYouth Volunteers also expressedtheir views on HIV/AIDS. Onthe occasion Makhani DeviCHO, Manvi Anand,Pharmacist, Rajesh KumarNYC, panches were present.
Awareness on AIDS prevention imparted
A resource person speaking during the programme.
Pankaj Biswasqualifies PhD
STATE TIMES NEWSKATRA: Pankaj Biswas, son ofChanchal Biswas and SatyanBiswas, residentof SMVDUC a m p u s ,Kakryal, hasbeen declaredqualified for theaward of the Doctor ofPhilosophy (PhD) in Physicsby Shri Mata Vaishno DeviUniversity, Katra. He workedon the topic, 'Synthesis andCharacterization of MixedVanadate BasedNanophosphors', under thesupervision of Dr. VinayKumar, Associate Professorand Head, Department ofPhysics and AstronomicalSciences, Central University ofJammu.
GDC R S Pura holdspainting competition
STATE TIMES NEWSR S PURA: ElectoralLiteracy Club of Govt.Degree College R.S. Puraorganised painting compe-tition on the theme'Accessible Voting for theDifferentially Abled' underthe guidance of Dr. SunitaSudan, Principal of the col-lege and supervision ofProf. Shaveta Chowdhary,Nodal officer, ELC. A totalof 32 students participatedin the event. Navgeet Singhof B.Sc. Semester-4th wasadjudged first, Varsha VedMurti of B.Sc. Semester-6th was adjudged secondand Geetu Kumari ofB.Sc. Semeter-4th wasadjudged third in the com-petition.
STATE TIMES NEWSKATHUA: SPS PTSKathua organised yoga ses-sion on Saturday for offi-cers, staff and trainees. Theresource persons for theyoga were Ashok Sharmaand Pankaj Sapolia present-ly working as PhysicalEducation Teachers andYoga instructors in DistrictYouth Sports and ServicesDepartment, Kathua. The
resource persons demon-strated some of the yoga pos-tures like Prithvi Mudra,Gyan Mudra, Surya Mudrathat reduces depressionlevel, improves concentra-tion, stimulate digestionmetabolism, prevents coldand fat, normalises highblood pressure etc.
Arun Gupta, SSP(JKPS)Principal SPS PTS Kathuahighlighted the significanceof yoga as a science and
stressed its need for thepolice personnel.
S. Tejinder Singh, SSPVice Principal, SatishKumar, CPO AP(Indoor),Gurmeet Singh, Dy.SP AP(Admn), Vishal Manhas,DySP(R&D), Girdhari Lal,DySP(Estates/ Security),Sukhdev Singh,AP(Outdoor), Jaipal Singh,SrPO and other officers/officials/trainees attendedthe yoga session.
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SPS PTS Kathua organises yoga session
A yoga instructor giving demonstration.
STATE TIMES NEWSNOWSHERA: Mayor JMCand senior BJP leader,Chander Mohan Gupta onSaturday asserted that theBharatiya Janata Party willreturn to power in the ensu-ing Lok Sabha elections.
Led by Chander MohanGupta, J&K BJP LiaisonCommittee of SocialOrganisation organised ameeting at Nowshera andapprised the head of varioussocial organizations aboutthe initiatives taken by theNarendra Modi ledGovernment at the Centre.
While addressing thegathering, Chander Mohansaid that the PrimeMinister, Narendra Modiworked with the clear mindfor the sole motto to developIndia in every field. Theresults of which are alsoseen in the Jammu andKashmir also, he added.
"NDA Government has
committed to the develop-ment of Jammu andKashmir resulting in proj-ects worth thousands ofcrores related to infrastruc-ture, health and educationhas been started and manyof them have also been ded-icated to the people of theState," Chander MohanGupta said, adding "Therewill be no discrimination
with any part of the Stateduring BJP rule at theCentre and every care hasbeen taken for equitabledevelopment of all threeregions of the State."
Gupta asserted thatBharatiya Janata Party hasthe ability and the will toprovide a strong and stablegovernment under the lead-ership of PM Modi at the
Centre.On the occasion, Varinder
Jeet Singh, V.K Sethi,Narayan Singh, HarbansSingh and Karan Singh,members of the State BJPLiaison Committee of SocialOrganisation accompaniedthe Mayor JMC.
Prominent leaders of thesocial organizations whowere present in the meetinginclude Sudershan Kumar,SP Singh, Tilak Raj Verma,Swarn Kanta, AshaKumariAnu Bhasin, PreetiGupta,Tarsem Kumar,Mohammad Afzal, SanjeevDutta, Neena Sharma,Santosh Bhasin, AshokKumar, Babu KaushalChoudhary, Shanta Devi,Ashok Sharma, Sunil Bali,Rakesh Kumar, SubashChander Gupta, RomeshDutt, Balbir Kumar,Gurpreet Singh, VishalKumar and ShivChoudhary.
BJP capable to provide stable Govt under Modi: Mayor
Mayor JMC Chander Mohan Gupta speaking during thepublic meeting at Nowshera.
Awareness campfor farmers held STATE TIMES NEWS
DODA: The Department ofAgriculture Sub DivisionThathri (Zone Bhella) onSaturday organised a scientif-ic farmers awareness cuminteraction camp at Thalela inDoda District which witnessedparticipation of a large num-ber of local farmers. DistrictAgriculture Extension OfficerDoda presided over the pro-gramme. On this occasion,Sub Div Agriculture Officer(SDAO) Thathri delivereddetail lecture on various cen-tral sponsored schemes forfarmers which aims to pro-mote agriculture sector andimprove its economic growth.
AEO Bhatyas SuneerBharti threw light on organicfarming and various otherimportant components of agri-cultural schemes. AEA VijaySingh, AEA Aftab Ahmed andAEA Sajjad Ahmed wereamong others present on thisoccasion.
