Jammu & Kashmir

Jammu,Jan 25: Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha has extended his greetings and felicitations to the people on the occasion of 74th Republic Day.

In a message, the Lt Governor said: “I extend warm greetings to all. I convey my special greetings to members of Jammu Kashmir Police, Armed Forces, CAPFs and emergency responders. I also wish and congratulate all our sportspersons who have participated and won laurels for Jammu Kashmir”.

On this day in 1950, by adopting the values and ideals enshrined in the Constitution, the architects of our country had embarked on a journey to create a society based on justice, brotherhood and equality. This seven-decade-long developmental journey is a living example of our inclusive ideology, national unity, hard work and dynamism, added the Lt Governor.

We pay tribute to the farmers, scientists, engineers, doctors, nurses, teachers, tribals, litterateurs, artists, businessmen, workers, youth and women who have infused new energy into Jammu Kashmir and ensured inclusive and sustainable development, the Lt Governor said.

The Lt Governor also paid homage to the founding fathers and the freedom fighters who made supreme sacrifice for the unity and integrity of our Country.

Srinagar, Jan 25, JK Revolution: In what could be termed as a joyous moment for the parents, the father and mother of police officer, Shabir Ahmad Khan were seen piping their son on his elevation to next rank.

The officer has also shared the video of the piping ceremony by his parents on twitter.

In a 1:20 minute video clip, Shabir Khan was seen saluting his parents before the piping ceremony following which both his mother and father held the piping ceremony of their son in presence of the other officers.

“The moons , the Suns and all my Stars dedicated to both of you, Mummy and baba #Superintedentofpolice,” Shabir Khan tweeted—(JK Revolution)

Srinagar, Jan 25: DIG Sujit Kumar is among J&K Police officers to receive Award of Jammu and Kashmir Police Medal for meritorious service on the occasion of the Republic day 2023.

The police officers according to an order, a copy of which lies with the Kashmir Scroll who are going to receive J&K police medal for meritorious service include DIG Sujit Kumar, DIG M Suleman Choudhary, SSP Samir Rekhi, SSP Zahid Naseem Manhas, DySP Vishal Manhas, and Inspector Deshbir Singh. (JK REVOLUTION)

JK Revolution, 23 Jan:- There is no force more powerful than a woman who determined to rise. This was proven by Mubeen Fatima daughter of Abdul Sattar resident of Upper Thathar, Bantalab who qualified the Combined Competitive Examination of Jammu and Kashmir Administrative Service (JKAS), with a rank of 154, the results of which were declared on Friday by JKPSC. Qualifying the prestigious JKAS exams was not a cakewalk for her.

Talking to Financial Explorer, Mubeen said that she did her graduation from G.G.M Science College in 2017. “While I was in 4th Semester of B.Sc I got married. I was just 20 years old at that time. I continued my studies and completed graduation in 2018. I had my daughter in April of the same year then in 2018 itself I took admission for the post graduation in Botany in Jammu University. My husband divorced me in 2019 pronouncing the triple talaq digitally,” Mubeen said.

It is very difficult to imagine the kind of trauma she would have felt at the time of divorce. What would be her mental state at that time? She had complete support of her parents and family members throughout this.
Mubeen proved right the proverb “Where there is a will there is a way”. She decided to work hard to fulfill her long pending dream, a dream very few would have believed in. She completed her post graduation in 2020 and then started preparing for the civil services. It is obvious that the society did not appreciate the decision and made fun of her but a successful woman is one who can build a firm foundation with the bricks others have thrown at her. But now, when Mubeen has cleared the JKAS exams she has at one go given a befitting reply to people who think after marriage and kids a woman life is over. She has become an example for lakhs of girls who are taught that when they are either married or have kids they should concentrate only on them and forget about their own dreams and aspirations. Mubeen story is an example that if you have a dream in your heart, you should never give up on it no matter what changes in your life and what circumstances have been. (JK Revolution)

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Uri, Jan 23 : Former Cabinet minister, Founding member and treasurer Democratic Azad party and District development council member Parinpillan electoral constituency Choudhary Taj Mohi ud din on Sunday totally denys the claims made by daily Excellisor newspaper about the illegal encroachment of 50 kanals of land in Jammu.

While addressing the press conference Taj Mohi ud din said ” Today daily Excelsior has published news on the front page that i have encroached 50 kanal of land and built a farm house in it. They have claimed that this land is in jammu khans and is Gair Mumkin Tawi”.

He further said that ” I deny this news at all my authority at hand that this is a false, baseless and politically motivated news. I along with my adult married daughters own land measuring 120 kanals of land under khasra no:1.min of same lallu shah chack Tehsil mandal, which is not gair mumkin Tawi but orchid and WARHAL AWAL.

“The house along with 8 kanals of land is situated is same land. I request daily Excellisor to enquire and public the rebuttal on the same page they have published this false news. I also vow to leave politics if this news item published is found correct.” He further added.

Baramulla, Jan 22 : Jammu and Kashmir police on Sunday rescued a woman after she attempted to commit suicide by climbing over a hillock in Delina area of north Kashmir’s Baramulla district.

An official told the news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO) that the woman, a native of West Bengal has climbed a hillock in Delina in an attempt to commit suicide.

He said, however, a police team reached to the spot and engaged the woman in a conversation, while she was tactfully pulled off from the edge of the hillock.

The official said the woman who was rescued has been married to a resident of Delina. “She was feeling disturbed as she has lost contact with her family in Bengal, which is why she tried to take this extreme step,” he said.

He added the woman has been counselled and has been handed over to family members—(KNO)

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Baramulla, Jan 22 : Burglars during the intervening night of Saturday and Sunday looted at least four shops in north Kashmir’s Baramulla town, even as police have registered a case in this regard.

Locals told the news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO) that burglars taking advantage of the darkness have looted at least four shops at Fish Market in Baramulla.

They said the burglars have decamped with cash and other valuable items worth lakhs.

Meanwhile, shopkeepers while expressing concern over burglary incidents across the town, demanded thorough investigation and arrest of culprits.

A police official told KNO that a case in this regard has been registered and further investigation has been set into motion—(KNO)

Waris Fayaz

Baramulla, Jan 22 : Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP), Baramulla, Amod Ashok Nagpure – IPS on Sunday said, that their aim is to make Baramulla district – a drug free, asked people to share the inputs on drug peddlers.

The identity of the individual who shares the inputs/details regarding the drug peddlers will be kept confidential, the SSP said.

Taking to the micro-blogging site Twitter, Amod asked people to reach and help the police in Baramulla to make the district – drug free, says people can play an important role in eradicating the drugs in a society.

“Our aim is to make Baramulla a #drugfree district. We need your support. Reach out to us and share inputs on drug peddlers. Your identity will be kept confidential”, reads Amod’s tweet.