SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13, 2018 (PAGE 12) DAILY EXCELSIOR, JAMMUCJI asks judiciary to

be proactive in clearingbacklog of cases

NEW DELHI, Oct 12:

Chief Justice of India RanjanGogoi has asked Chief Justicesand senior judges of high courtsto be proactive in dealing effec-tively with the backlog of pend-ing cases, sources said.

They said that while interact-ing with them through video con-ference last week he also askedthem not to avail of Leave TravelConcession (LTC) during workingdays in order to deal with thebacklog of cases in the judiciary.

It was also learnt that in orderto combat corruption in judiciary,Justice Gogoi had asked the ChiefJustices of the high courts not tohesitate in withdrawing judicialwork from judges who are under acloud.

Shortly before taking over asthe 46th CJI on October 3, he hadsaid that he has a plan to deal withthe pendency of cases which hasbeen bringing in a lot of "disre-pute" to the judicial system.

The highly placed sources fur-ther said that the CJI has asked thejudges to dispose of the infructu-ous cases. He had also asked themto consider the matters which arepending for over five years.

There are 4.3 million casespending in 42 high courts, accord-ing to the National Judicial DataGrid. As many as 55,946 cases arepending in the Supreme Court,according to its official website.(PTI)

Sympathisers of terrorists doing no good to nation: BJP

Excelsior Correspondent

JAMMU, Oct 12: BJP Stategeneral secretary Yudhvir Sethisaid those sympathising with ter-rorists are doing no good to thenation, as he lauded securityforces for eliminating two ultrasincluding top Hizbul commanderand former PhD student MananWani in north Kashmir's frontierdistrict of Kupwara.

He also termed as "misleadingand against the very spirit ofKashmiriyat" former chief minis-ter Mehbooba Mufti's remarksthat Wani's death was "entirelyour loss as we are losing youngeducated boys everyday".

Sethi said giving statements"glorifying" militants anddescribing their killing as a lossare nothing but akin to fanningmilitancy. "The sympathisers ofsuch people (terrorists) are doingno good to the nation. Securityforces have done a commendablejob by eliminating terrorists."

Instead of "glorifying" suchmilitants, Mehbooba should askyouths not to get misled byPakistan only to be killed by thesecurity forces, he said.

Sethi also dismissed her sug-gestion that all the political par-ties in the country should try tofacilitate a solution through dia-logue with all the stake holdersincluding Pakistan to end "this

bloodshed".Sethi said everyone in the

country knows about the situationin Kashmir and that is why theyhave thrown their weight behindthe security forces as they elimi-nate militants and even the "whitecollar ultras".

Educated or uneducated mili-tants like Burhan Wani andManan will continue to meet theirfate at the hands of security agen-cies, he added.

"Pakistan and militantsbacked by it have launched aproxy war against a mighty nationlike India who has one of the bestarmies," Sethi said.

Instead of encouraging youngboys to take the wrong path orsympathising with the ultras,Mehbooba Mufti as a mainstreampolitician should ask them to con-tribute to the nation's economyand help their families growstronger, he said.

"She must...Have courage tocall a spade a spade only then willthe people, especially the youthsof Kashmir, will not get misguid-ed," Sethi said.

While many youths inKashmir are engaging themselvesin start-ups and having self-finances units or are studying indifferent parts of the country tomake their future, youths likeManan are meeting their fate, hesaid.

Miss Himalaya 2nd runner-up Ashima Sharma interactingwith media persons at Jammu on Friday.

999 Productions honours Miss Himalaya2nd runner-up Ashima Sharma

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JAMMU, Oct 12: 999Productions honoured MissHimalaya 2nd runner-up AshimaSharma here today.

Speaking on her experience,she told that this was 6th editionof Miss Himalaya conducted byLobsang Wangyal FounderDirector Miss Himalya Pageant.Among 40 participants from allover region of Himalaya only 7girls were selected as finalist andshe was the first ever girl fromJ&K to qualify and selected forthe prestigious pageant.

After selection she gotgrooming session in MachlodganjHimachal for 3 days, duringwhich she visited many placesand got chance to interact witheach other cultures of Himalayaregion. Finale was held onOctober 6 after 4 rounds-talkround in which she had to talk ona topic for 5-7 minutes, talent

round, traditional costume andinterview round judges gave theirdecision and she marked her 2ndrunner-up place and was awardedby the jury members.

"Parul Bhateja, trained classi-cal dancer and choreographerfrom Delhi, Neelam Kumari,Designer and Mehak Sharma,Property Designer helped me towin this place", she added.

During this press conference,Parvinder Pal Singh, Owner 999Productions congratulatedAshima for her success andwished her luck for future events.She is first female fashion chore-ographer of J&K and recentlyawarded by Indian Institute ofScience and Technology for hercontribution in her field. Ashimais now National Director J&K ofMiss Himalaya Pageant. Afternow she will send the contestantto this pageant every year.

Social activist Aditi Sharmawas also present on the occasion.

Winners of preliminary round of All India Devotional SongCompetition posing with organizers and other dignitaries atKatra.

Devotional Song CompetitionCelebrity singer Masha Ali

enthrals audience on 2nd dayExcelsior Correspondent

KATRA, Oct 12: Famouscelebrity singer Masha Ali, who isknown for his famous hit songslike Khanjar, Kasam, Raaz etc,enthralled the audience with hismelodious songs on the 2nd day ofthe All India Devotional SongCompetition that is underway atholy town Katra.

With the melodious songs ofMasha Ali the environment of thevenue became spiritual and thepeople were seen dancing on histunes and same was the conditionof Chaman Lehri, former winnerof the All India Devotional SongCompetition, who also mesmer-ized the audience with his melodi-ous voice.

The preliminary round on 2ndday began with lighting of tradi-tional lamp by DeputyCommissioner Udhampur,Ravinder Kumar and singerMasha Ali in presence ofProgramming Head, RadioMirchi, 98.3, Khushboo Mattoo,Chairman Devotional SongCommittee and president, HotelAssociation Katra, Rakesh Wazir,CRPF Commandant, JitenderKumar Gupta, Additional SPKatra, Naresh Singh and YogAcharya, Swami Yoga Nand ji.

In this round, Saisha Guptafrom Jammu took 1st positionwhile 2nd position was shared by

Rakesh Malhotra from Jammu &Malkit Kadri from Punjab, and 3rdposition was held by AdityaLangeh from Jammu. They wereprovided cash prizes of 10000,5000 and 3000, respectively.

They were adjudged by thepanels of experts in music includ-ing Singer Masha Ali, Dr UshaBhagati, Ex-HoD Music and DrSurinder Sharma, HoD,Government Degree CollegeSanjoli, Himachal Pradesh.

The proceeding ofCompetition was conducted byRakesh Wazir, who while speak-ing on the occasion informed thatmany famous singers are lined upfor their guest performances on thestage including Manu Vandanaand & Ravi Kumar (on Oct 13),Sunil Mattu & Rajan Gill (Oct 14),Amrinder Bobby (Oct 15), SonaliDogra & Anjusha (Oct 16) andBalkar Sidhu & Pawni Pandey(Oct 17). He said that the live tele-cast of the event is available onShradha Mh one from 9 PMonwards daily.

It is worthwhile to mentionhere that the first position holdersof daily competition will competewith the winners of the quarterfinal on October 16, for their entryinto final and the quarter final willbe held on October 15 which willbe of 2nd & 3rd position holders ofdaily competition.

People protest against R&B, blockRamnagar-Basantgarh Road

Excelsior Correspondent

UDHAMPUR, Oct 12: Thepeople from Majori andBasantgarh area besides severalhamlets of Kulwanta today heldprotest against PWD (R&B)authorities for the worst condi-tion of Ramnagar- BasantgarhRoad.

The villagers of the areaassembled near Kulwanta,between Ramnagar andBasantgarh andheld protestdemonstrationagainst the atti-tude of neglectof the R&Bauthorities. Theyalleged that norepair work wasundertaken bythe R&B author-ities on this roadsince long andevery year hugefunds are shownspent on thisroad for mainte-nance andrepair. Theydemanded im-mediate repairand black-top-ping of this road.

The locals claimed that to fillsome pits and broken roadspace, good earth was filled atsome patches but due to rain, thesame washed away and the roadturned slippery and accidentalprone. No black topping workwas taken up on this road sincelong and the condition of roadfrom Kulwanta to Majouri andup to Gandh Top andBasantgarh is worst. The privatetransport operators avoid to plytheir vehicles on this route dueto bad condition of road.

No action has been taken bythe District Administration andPWD authorities Ramnagarand Udhampur to repair theroad from Ramnagar toBasantgarh which is about 65km. It takes about 4 to 5 hoursby bus to cover this distanceand it speaks about the conditionof this road.

The locals demanded inquiryinto the funds shown spent by

the R&B authorities on this roadduring last five years. Theyalleged that it is big scandal andthe Governor's Administratormust hold an impartial inquiryinto the funds spent on this roadand the ground position of theroad and it big mismatch. Theroad has become accidentalprobe at many places and theconcerned R&B authorities mustbe held responsible in case ofany mishap on this road takesplace.

Ramnagar-Basantgarh Road in deplorablecondition.

ABVP announces SKUAST-J unitExcelsior Correspondent

JAMMU, Oct 12: AkhilBharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad(ABVP) today announced itsunit of Sher-e-KashmirUniversity of AgriculturalSciences & Technology Jammu(SKUAST-J).

The unit comprised ofYashasvi Khajuria as presidentand Kaushal Sharma as secre-tary, Ali Haidar Shah as PG,PhD Incharge, Ishwariya Arora,Sandeep Malhotra and AkhilSharma as vice presidents,Vaibhav Anand, Riya Singh,Rameshwar Jamwal and KomalSingh as joint secretaries, Ninaand Mahajan as media Inchargeand Gourav Sudan as SFDIncharge.

Tanishq Sharma was madeas Agriculture First YearIncharge, Tamana asAgriculture Third YearIncharge, Ankita as UGIncharge, Muskaan Arya as BioTech Incharge, KumarSudhanshu as Hostel Incharge

and Govind Kumar, ChandanKumar and Hasnan Ali asHostel Wings Incharges. Theexecutive members includedNidhi Bhagat, Murtaza Khan,Rizwan Khan, Kuldeep Singhand Anchal Kumari.

The unit was announced byABVP State joint secretary,Rajeshwar Singh in presence ofABVP Jammu Mahanagarorganizing secretary, AvinashSethi.

People protestagainst PHE Dept,

block road Excelsior Correspondent

RAJOURI, Oct 12: The resi-dents of Kheora area, on DegreeCollege Road in Rajouri towntoday held protest demonstrationagainst the PHE authorities andblocked road for about two hours.

The people of the area includ-ing women came out on CollegeRoad at around 11 am and stagedprotest dharna. They were shout-ing slogans against the PHEauthorities and the local adminis-tration. The protesters alleged thatthey were facing lot of problemsdue to scarcity of water but theauthorities have failed to addressthe issue despite repeatedrequests. The movement of vehi-cles came to halt on the road.

Later, SHO Rajouri andTehsildar moved to the area alongwith an AEE PHE concerned andthey pacified the agitating people.The traffic was restored on theroad around 1 pm.

Samba police recovers dead body

Excelsior Correspondent

SAMBA, Oct 12: SambaPolice has recovered a dead bodyfrom Sumb road today, whichbore stabbing wounds on its neck.

SHO Samba, Chanchal Singhsaid that police team recovered a

body of a male person which wasthrown on road side by someunknown persons. He said somestabbing wounds were on theneck of dead body.

He said in this connection acase was registered in PoliceStation, Samba under FIR No268/2018 U/S 302 RPC andinvestigation has been started.

OFFICE OF THE ASSISTANT REGIONAL TRANSPORT OFFICER, REASI

PUBLIC NOTICEIt has come to the notice from the record of this office that some registered owners of commercial as well

as private vehicles, Govt. Departments, Educational Institutions, Firms and Public Sector Undertakings havenot reported for depositing Token Taxes of their vehicles registered with this office in time resulting in financialloss to the govt. exchequer and violation of M.V.Act/Rules framed thereunder. Besides, it has also becomemandatory for all registered owners to get affixed High Security Registration Plate (HSRP) in their vehicles forstrict implementation of directions of Hon'ble Supreme Court of India

As such, all the below mentioned vehicle owners who have not deposited Token Taxes of their vehiclesin time are hereby directed through the medium of this Notice to deposit outstanding Token Tax of their vehi-cles and affixed High Security Registration Plate(HSRP) within a period of 15 days from the publication of thisNotice, failing which strict action shall be initiated against such vehicles under the provisions of M.V.Act/Rulesframed thereunder without any further notice

Sd/-DIP/J-7034-18 Assistant Regional Transport Officer,Dt: 12-10-2018 Reasi

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CJM denies bail in dowry death case

Excelsior Correspondent

JAMMU, Oct 12: ChiefJudicial Magistrate JammuAshwani Sharma has rejected thebail application of husband indowry death case.

While rejecting bail applica-tion of Shahid Ali, S/o Mohd.Khan, CJM Jammu AshwaniSharma, after hearing Senior PORohit Gupta for the State,observed, "the accused areinvolved in case FIR No.91/18 forthe commission of offences U/S498-A/304-B RPC", adding "dur-ing the inquiry it has establishedthat the death of deceased by con-sumption of poison has beencaused due to the cruelty, torture,beating coupled with demand ofdowry by the applicant and hisbrother namely Bahdur Ali".

"Thus, commission of offenceU/S 498-A/304-B RPC has beenestablished against the applicant.The accused is in the custody ofpolice from 23.09.2018. Since, theaccused is involved in the com-mission of offences U/S 304-B/498-A RPC which are heinousin nature and are committedagainst the society at large and ifthe accused is enlarged on bail, thesame shall shatter the trust of thefamily of victim and common peo-ple in the judiciary", the court said.

BFDC demands constitution of ShrineBoard for Bawe Wali Mata temple

Excelsior Correspondent

JAMMU, Oct 12: Bahu FortDevelopment Committee(BFDC) has demanded consti-tution of Shrine Board forBawe Wali Mata temple.

Addressing a press confer-ence, President BFDC RajeevCharak said that they startedtheir campaignfor constitutionof Shrine Boardfor Bawe WaliMata temple in1997.

He furthersaid that since1997 to till now,BFDC heldprotests, cam-paigns and pressmeets demandingconstitution of Shrine Boardfor Bawe Wali Mata temple,but our demand has been put onback burner.

He informed that concerneddepartments, DivisionalCommissioner and DeputyCommissioner framed ShrineBill and give their consents forthe constitution of ShrineBoard for Bawe Wali Mata

temple.Charak appealed to the

Governor Satya Pal Malik toconsider their demand on mer-its and in the interest of publicat large pass the order for theconstitution of Shrine Board.

"If the Shrine Board is con-stituted, many developmentalworks will take place which

will generate employment forthe youth and also benefitsother sectors of society likehotel business, tour and travelbusiness, etc.

Ishant Gupta, SpokesmanBFDC said that they havelaunch hashtag#shrineboard4bawetemple andto gather the support for shrineglobally. He appealed people topost their views and video mas-sages on social media regard-ing constitution of ShrineBoard for Bawe Wali Matatemple using#shrineboard4bawetemple.

Raghav Mahajan GeneralSecretary BFDC said that iftheir demand is not consideredwithin a week, then they willlaunch agitation.

Among others present wereRaghav Mahajan, AdvocateIshant Gupta, Ishant Mahajan,Rahul Kumar, Er DarshanKumar, Gulshan Kumar,Gulshan Hakkal, Simran Guptaand Ragunandan Charak.

President BFDC Rajeev Charak interactingwith media persons at Jammu on Friday.

Dr Vaid to visitJammu todayExcelsior Correspondent

JAMMU, Oct 12: NotedOncologist Dr Ashok Vaid, sonof the soil, will be available forfree consultation in Jammutomorrow from 10 am to 1 pm.

The patients can approachhim at 3 Thakur Dwara, ShaktiNagar at the residence of PawanShastri, president, Jammu YatriBhawan Trust by takingappointment on telephone num-ber 2584011.

Dead body of male personrecovered by Samba police atSumb on Friday.

Members of ABVP unit for SKUAST-J posing for a photo-graph