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Published from Srinagar | Jammu Regd. No. JKNP-5/SKGPO-2015-2017 Vol: 29 No. 79 Pages: 16 Rs. 5.00 epaper.GreaterKashmir.com GreaterKashmir.com, GreaterKashmir.net, GreaterKashmir.news SATURDAY, March 19, 2016 09, Jamadi-Al-Sanni, 1437 AH 29 th Year of publication Omar questions secrecy around Mehbooba- Shah meet Srinagar, Mar 18: Former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdul- lah has questioned the "secrecy" around the meet- ing between PDP president Mehbooba Muſti and BJP chief Amit Shah over gov- ernment formation in the state. After Raj Bhavan missive, Govt serves notice to 50 KAS officers The defaulters have failed to submit property statements BJP hardens stand; doesn’t shut door Whatever expectations are there, would be possibly fulfilled only after formation of a government: Ram Madhav Kashmir drenched in rains Steep drop in temperature; Schools closed in North Kashmir; Weather may improve today IANS/PTI New Delhi, Mar 18: The BJP on Friday said that any expec- tations from the PDP could be met only after the new govern- ment takes over in Jammu and Kashmir. "We are not ready to accept any new demand. Whatever expectations are there, would be possibly fulfilled only after formation of a government," BJP general secretary Ram Madhav told reporters here. "It's not possible to form the government on conditions," he added. He spoke a day after PDP leader Mehbooba Mufti met Bharatiya Janata Party presi- dent Amit Shah in Delhi. Madhav also said that the stalemate in government-for- mation in Jammu and Kashmir was not because of the BJP but due to the PDP. "The prevailing situation in Jammu and Kashmir is not because of us. After Mufti Saheb's death, PDP had to choose a leader for the chief minister's post," he said. Replying to questions on Meh- booba-Shah meeting, Madhav said, “There is no change in our stand. We have told them that a new government should be formed on the basis on condi- tions that existed earlier." PDP with 28 MLAs and BJP with 25 members had formed an alliance on March one last year with Sayeed as the Chief Minister. Both the sides had formed an "Agenda of Alliance" which sought to address internal and external dimension of the state. Asked about the new demands put forward by the PDP Chief, Madhav said in clear terms that "whatever fresh has to be done has to be done after government formation". Roads, colonies inundated YASIR ASHRAF Srinagar, Mar 18: The heavy rains lashing Kashmir valley since Wednesday night submerged several residential colonies across Srinagar city with roads remaining water-logged for the second consecutive day on Friday. The prevailing situation in Jammu and Kashmir is not because of us. After Mufti Saheb's death, PDP had to choose a leader for the chief minister's post Prices of essentials take off; saag sells at Rs 80/kg Ram Madhav BJP general secretary UMER MAQBOOL Srinagar, Mar 18: Acting tough, the J&K Government Friday issued show cause notice to 50 Kashmir Admin- istrative Service (KAS) offi- cers for failing to file their Annual Property Returns (APRs). The action comes six days after the Governor’s Secretariat wrote to the state authorities on the subject. In the notice, the General Administration Department - which had earlier warned KAS members to file prop- erty statements by February 23 or else face action - today asked the officers to explain their positions vis-à-vis fail- ure to submit APRs. “ ......... You are asked to explain your position for not submitting the Annual Property Return for the year ending December 2015. Your reply should reach this office within a period of 21 days from the date of issu- ance of this notice, failing which action as warranted under Section 11 of Jammu & Kashmir Public Men and Public Servants Declaration of Assets and other Provi- sions Act 1983 and sub-rule (2) & (3) of Rule 6 of the Jammu and Kashmir Public SHABIR IBN YUSUF Srinagar, Mar 18: For the second consecutive day on Friday upper reaches of Kashmir witnessed snow- fall while as plains received rains. Srinagar-Jammu highway continues to remain closed. The rains and snow has subsequent- ly resulted in steep drop in temperature while as Meteorological Department has predicted improvement in weather conditions from Saturday afternoon. MeT Department offi- cials said that Srinagar received 11.4 mm of rainfall, Qazigund 5.2mm, Pahalgam 8.2mm, Kupwara 19.6mm, Kokernag 3.8mm, Gulmarg 17.4mm. Ski-resort of Gul- marg has recorded seven inches of snow. As highway shuts, enforcement agencies fail again MUKEET AKMALI Srinagar, Mar 18: As the Srinagar-Jammu high- way is closed for past two days, the prices of essentials have gone sky high with enforcement agencies failing to curb escalating prices of veg- etables and other items. The prices of essentials and vegetables have witnessed 50 to 100 percent hike. The locally grown saag (a leafy vegetable) is being sold at Rs 80 per kg, while it was sold at around Rs 50 per kg a few days ago. JK BJP leaders summoned to Delhi ARVIND SHARMA Jammu, Mar 18: The BJP high-command has sum- moned leaders of the state unit to Delhi for dis- cussions, sources have informed Greater Kashmir. BJP State President Sat Sharma, General Secretary (Organisation) Ashok Koul, MP Jugal Kishore Sharma, MP Shamsher Singh Manhas and couple of other leaders have already reached New Delhi, while former Deputy Chief Minis- ter Dr Nirmal Singh will be reaching there on Saturday. “The state leadership has been summoned by the party high command for a crucial meeting which will be held on Saturday or Sunday,” party insiders informed. 2 militants killed in Handwara SHAHID RAFIQ Kupwara, Mar 18: Two militants were killed in an encounter with forces in the wee hours of Friday in Rajwar area of Handwara. Police officials said that after specific inputs of pres- ence of some militants at Wadar Bala village, some 18 kms from Handwara town, SOG of J&K Police and 21 RR laid a cordon around 1:30 am. The mili- tants attempted to break Pathankote Probe: Modalities being worked out on Pak team's visit New Delhi, Mar 18: Home Minister Rajnath Singh on Friday said the govern- ment was "prepared" for the upcoming visit of a special investigation team from Pakistan to probe the Pathankote attack but the modalities were yet to be worked upon. See BJP hardens...on Pg-10 See PDP says CBMs...on Pg-10 See Omar...on Pg-10 See JK BJP...on Pg-10 See Common...on Pg-10 See 2 militants...on Pg-10 See Pathankote...on Pg-10 See After Raj Bhavan...on Pg-10 See Kashmir...on Pg-10 See Roads, colonies...on Pg-10 See Prices of essentials...on Pg-10 London, Mar 18: Common painkillers have more side effects than we think, including the risk of ulcers and increased blood pres- sure and should be used with great care in patients with heart disease, a new study has warned. Non-steroidal Anti- Inflammatory Drugs (NSAIDs) are used to treat a wide range of diseases, in particular disorders in the muscular and bone system, where the drug counteracts swelling, pain and limita- tions in movement associ- ated with inflammation. NSAIDs are not antibiot- ics and therefore do not help to fight infections caused by bacteria. Many patients are pre- scribed NSAIDs for the treat- ment of painful conditions, fever and inflammation. Common pain-killers more dangerous than we think: Study SIDE EFFECTS INCLUDE RISK OF ULCERS AND INCREASED BLOOD PRESSURE. HEART PATIENTS AT GREATER RISK. Mubashir Khan/GK PDP says CBMs must MUDDASIR ALI Srinagar, Mar 18: As the talks over government formation between Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and Bhartiya Janta Party hit a road- block on Friday, the PDP stuck to its stand that the CBMs from New Delhi were a must to allow new dispensation to take over in J&K. PDP president Mehbooba Muſti was scheduled to meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi this week – some reports suggesting that the meeting was scheduled on Friday – as part of the talks between PDP and BJP over the government formation. The hardening of stands by both parties has, however, put the meeting under cloud and also raised questions on the possibility of government formation in the State. CMYK
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Published from Srinagar | Jammu Regd. No. JKNP-5/SKGPO-2015-2017 Vol: 29 No. 79 Pages: 16 Rs. 5.00 epaper.GreaterKashmir.comGreaterKashmir.com, GreaterKashmir.net, GreaterKashmir.news
SATURDAY, March 19, 2016 09, Jamadi-Al-Sanni, 1437 AH 29th Year of publication
Omar questions secrecy around Mehbooba-Shah meetSrinagar, Mar 18: Former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdul-lah has questioned the "secrecy" around the meet-ing between PDP president Mehbooba Mufti and BJP chief Amit Shah over gov-ernment formation in the state.
After Raj Bhavan missive, Govt serves notice to 50 KAS officersThe defaulters have failed to submit property statements
BJP hardens stand; doesn’t
shut doorWhatever expectations are there, would be possibly fulfilled
only after formation of a government: Ram Madhav
Kashmir drenched in rainsSteep drop in temperature; Schools closed in North Kashmir; Weather may improve today
IANS/PTI
New Delhi, Mar 18: The BJP on Friday said that any expec-tations from the PDP could be met only after the new govern-ment takes over in Jammu and Kashmir.
"We are not ready to accept any new demand. Whatever expectations are there, would be possibly fulfilled only after formation of a government," BJP general secretary Ram Madhav told reporters here.
"It's not possible to form the government on conditions," he added.
He spoke a day after PDP leader Mehbooba Mufti met Bharatiya Janata Party presi-dent Amit Shah in Delhi.
Madhav also said that the stalemate in government-for-mation in Jammu and Kashmir was not because of the BJP but due to the PDP.
"The prevailing situation
in Jammu and Kashmir is not because of us. After Mufti Saheb's death, PDP had to choose a leader for the chief minister's post," he said.
Replying to questions on Meh-booba-Shah meeting, Madhav said, “There is no change in our stand. We have told them that a new government should be formed on the basis on condi-tions that existed earlier."
PDP with 28 MLAs and BJP with 25 members had formed an alliance on March one last year with Sayeed as the Chief Minister. Both the sides had formed an "Agenda of Alliance" which sought to address internal and external dimension of the state.
Asked about the new demands put forward by the PDP Chief, Madhav said in clear terms that "whatever fresh has to be done has to be done after government formation".
Roads, colonies inundatedYASIR ASHRAF
Srinagar, Mar 18: The heavy rains lashing Kashmir valley since Wednesday night submerged several residential colonies across Srinagar city with roads remaining water-logged for the second consecutive day on Friday.
The prevailing situation in Jammu and Kashmir is not because of us. After Mufti Saheb's death, PDP had to choose a leader for the chief minister's post Prices of essentials take off; saag sells at Rs 80/kg
Ram MadhavBJP general secretary
UMER MAQBOOL
Srinagar, Mar 18: Acting tough, the J&K Government Friday issued show cause notice to 50 Kashmir Admin-istrative Service (KAS) offi-cers for failing to file their Annual Property Returns (APRs). The action comes
six days after the Governor’s Secretariat wrote to the state authorities on the subject.
In the notice, the General Administration Department - which had earlier warned KAS members to file prop-erty statements by February 23 or else face action - today asked the officers to explain
their positions vis-à-vis fail-ure to submit APRs.
“ ......... You are asked to explain your position for not submitting the Annual Property Return for the year ending December 2015. Your reply should reach this office within a period of 21 days from the date of issu-
ance of this notice, failing which action as warranted under Section 11 of Jammu & Kashmir Public Men and Public Servants Declaration of Assets and other Provi-sions Act 1983 and sub-rule (2) & (3) of Rule 6 of the Jammu and Kashmir Public
SHABIR IBN YUSUF
Srinagar, Mar 18: For the second consecutive day on Friday upper reaches of Kashmir witnessed snow-fall while as plains received rains. Srinagar-Jammu highway continues to remain closed. The rains and snow has subsequent-ly resulted in steep drop in temperature while as Meteorological Department has predicted improvement in weather conditions from Saturday afternoon.
MeT Department offi-cials said that Srinagar received 11.4 mm of rainfall, Qazigund 5.2mm, Pahalgam 8.2mm, Kupwara 19.6mm, Kokernag 3.8mm, Gulmarg 17.4mm. Ski-resort of Gul-marg has recorded seven inches of snow.
As highway shuts, enforcement agencies fail again
MUKEET AKMALI
Srinagar, Mar 18: As the Srinagar-Jammu high-way is closed for past two days, the prices of essentials have gone sky high with enforcement
agencies failing to curb escalating prices of veg-etables and other items.
The prices of essentials and vegetables have witnessed 50 to 100 percent hike. The locally grown saag (a leafy vegetable) is being sold at Rs 80 per kg, while it was sold at around Rs 50 per kg a few days ago.
JK BJP leaders summoned to Delhi
ARVIND SHARMA
Jammu, Mar 18: The BJP high-command has sum-moned leaders of the state unit to Delhi for dis-cussions, sources have informed Greater Kashmir.
BJP State President Sat Sharma, General Secretary (Organisation) Ashok Koul, MP Jugal Kishore Sharma, MP Shamsher Singh Manhas and couple of other leaders have already reached New Delhi, while former Deputy Chief Minis-ter Dr Nirmal Singh will be reaching there on Saturday.
“The state leadership has been summoned by the party high command for a crucial meeting which will be held on Saturday or Sunday,” party insiders informed.
2 militants killed in Handwara
SHAHID RAFIQ
Kupwara, Mar 18: Two militants were killed in an encounter with forces in the wee hours of Friday in Rajwar area of Handwara.
Police officials said that after specific inputs of pres-ence of some militants at Wadar Bala village, some 18 kms from Handwara town, SOG of J&K Police and 21 RR laid a cordon around 1:30 am. The mili-tants attempted to break
Pathankote Probe: Modalities being worked out on Pak team's visitNew Delhi, Mar 18: Home Minister Rajnath Singh on Friday said the govern-ment was "prepared" for the upcoming visit of a special investigation team from Pakistan to probe the Pathankote attack but the modalities were yet to be worked upon.
See BJP hardens...on Pg-10
See PDP says CBMs...on Pg-10
See Omar...on Pg-10
See JK BJP...on Pg-10
See Common...on Pg-10
See 2 militants...on Pg-10
See Pathankote...on Pg-10
See After Raj Bhavan...on Pg-10
See Kashmir...on Pg-10 See Roads, colonies...on Pg-10
See Prices of essentials...on Pg-10
London, Mar 18: Common painkillers have more side effects than we think, including the risk of ulcers and increased blood pres-sure and should be used with great care in patients with heart disease, a new study has warned.
Non-steroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drugs (NSAIDs) are used to treat a wide range of diseases, in particular disorders in the
muscular and bone system, where the drug counteracts swelling, pain and limita-tions in movement associ-ated with inflammation.
NSAIDs are not antibiot-ics and therefore do not help to fight infections caused by bacteria.
Many patients are pre-scribed NSAIDs for the treat-ment of painful conditions, fever and inflammation.
Common pain-killers more dangerous than we think: Study
SIDE EFFECTS INCLUDE RISK OF ULCERS AND INCREASED BLOOD PRESSURE. HEART PATIENTS AT GREATER RISK.
Mubashir Khan/GK
PDP says CBMs mustMUDDASIR ALI
Srinagar, Mar 18: As the talks over government formation between Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and Bhartiya Janta Party hit a road-block on Friday, the PDP stuck to its stand that the CBMs from New Delhi were a must to allow new dispensation to take over in J&K.
PDP president Mehbooba Mufti was scheduled to meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi this week – some reports suggesting that the meeting was scheduled on Friday – as part of the talks between PDP and BJP over the government formation. The hardening of stands by both parties has, however, put the meeting under cloud and also raised questions on the possibility of government formation in the State.
CMYK
