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DAILY EXCELSIOR, JAMMU
MONDAY, APRIL 7, 2014 (PAGE 13)
Cong only hope for
ideal India: Shabir
Excelsior Correspondent
NC leader SS Slathia addressing a public meeting at Gurha
Slathia on Sunday.
Slathia, Sham envision big
win for alliance candidate
Excelsior Correspondent
VIJAYPUR, Apr 6: In a
joint campaign for the alliance
candidate, senior National
Conference and Congress leaders on Sunday exhorted the
people to discard negative
forces by giving a massive
mandate to secular parties,
which reflect real ethos of
Jammu and Kashmir.
Addressing a well attended
public meeting at Gurha
Slathian, MLA and former
Minister Surjeet Singh Slathia
assailed BJP and PDP for
scheming against the interests
of the people by furthering
their divisive agenda.
“By dividing people on
religious and communal lines,
these forces will not succeed in
pushing the State to frenzy”, he
said adding that the politically
sagacious people have always
given a befitting reply to negative forces. He referred to the
sinister game plan of PDP to
divide votes as per a secret
understanding with BJP. “The
people are sagacious enough to
see through their designs and
determined to vote them out in
the ensuing elections”, he
maintained.
Mr Slathia said the vote to
alliance candidate will be big
endorsement to the publicfriendly policies of National
Conference besides strengthening the hands of Dr Farooq
Abdullah and Chief Minister
Omar Abdullah.
Speaking on the occasion,
Minister for PHE and Flood
Control Sham Lal Sharma
exhorted the people to make a
conscious use of their vote and
be part in decision making at
the centre. He described the
ensuing
elections
battle
between communal and secular
forces and said that ultimately
reason will prevail.
The Minister asked the people to reject the negative forces
as they have done ever before
and facilitate the victory of the
alliance candidate in a big way.
Former Minister Babu
Rampal also addressed the
public meeting.
Vote for coalition candidates
must for peace in J&K: Mir
Excelsior Correspondent
PULWAMA,
Apr
6:
Maintaining that vote for
coalition candidates is must
for peace and prosperity of the
State, Minister for Tourism
and senior Congress Leader,
Ghulam Ahmad Mir, has
appealed people to vote in
favour of coalition candidates
in order to strengthen secular
and progressive approach.
Addressing huge public
gatherings today at Pulwama,
Rajpora, Kokapora, Jamnagari
and Nikhas in twin districts of
Shopian and Pulwama, Mir
said Congress played an
important role in the development and prosperity of entire
country in general and State of
Jammu and Kashmir in particular.
“Today people should
come out and strengthen the
roots of democracy in J&K
by participating in the Lok Sabha poll process and voting
for the National ConferenceCongress candidates fielded
in the six constituencies in the
State.
The Congress leader said
present elections were a direct
contest between secular and
communal ideology and people have to “decide which
future they want to choose for
themselves and for their next
generations”.
Maintaining that creation
of new administrative units,
hospitals, medical colleges
and anti-graft laws were some
of the landmark achievements
of the Coalition Government,
he radiated confidence that
the party will get massive
mandate in the upcoming Lok
Sabha polls.
Alleging that the State is
crisscrossing on the path of
normalcy and attempts being
made to derail this process, he
asked people to maintain unity
and not allow the situation to
take such a turn where hate
mongers have a field day to
vitiate the atmosphere.
The election rally was also
addressed by Mohammad
Anwar Bhat, vice-president,
JKPCC, Hilal Ahmad Shah,
organising secretary and other
leaders of the Party.
Army man arrested
on rape charges
Excelsior Sports Correspondent
SRINAGAR Apr 6: Police
last evening arrested an Army
man for allegedly raping a
woman in North Kashmir's
Kupwara district.
A Territorial Army man,
Showkat Ahmad Malik of village Trehgam, forcibly entered
into a residential house near his
army unit at Zurhama in
Kupwara district and allegedly
raped a woman.
Woman who was inside her
room raised alarm but the army
man allegedly raped her before
neighbours rushed in. Sources
said locals caught hold of the
army man and thrashed him.
Residents informed the
Police who reached the spot and
arrested the man.
A case under FIR No.
19/2014 under Section 458, 376
RPC has been registered against
army man and further investigations taken up.
Police sent the woman for
medical examination and medical report has reportedly confirmed the rape.
RAJOURI, Apr 6: Former
Minister and MLA Rajouri
Shabir Khan while conducting
public meetings at ThandaPani,
Ghambir Brahmana, Panjgarain
sought vote for Madan Lal
Sharma, coalition candidate for
Jammu-Poonch Parliamentary
constituency. Addressing public
he said that on the basis of his
(Madan) performance as MP he
deserves another term as MP to
resolve the issues of the people
which are unheard. He said during the last two tenures Mr
Sharma tried his best to raise &
resolve the issues pertaining to
the Constituency such as long
ending issues like JammuPoonch Railway line, Medical
College for Rajouri-Poonch
people, 73rd Amendment to
strengthen PRIs, Development
of Tourist Places along with
road connectivity.
Khan said that UPA
Government also passed many
historical bills in the Parliament
like MGNREGA, Food Security
Bill,
Lokpal bill, NRHM,
Vendors Protection Bill, RGAY,
RTI and if UPA-III will come to
power "Right to Health bill" also
get the nod. Khan also appreci-
ated and supported the statement
of Shahi Imam for appealing
Muslims to support Congress
party in the forthcoming Lok
Sabha elections. He described
Imam's decision as a patriotic
one and in right direction at the
right time. He said that communal forces have already damaged
the secular ethos of the country
and endangered the existence
and security of the country.
Khan said that Hindu, Muslim,
Sikh brotherhood is inevitable
for national integration and need
of the hour is to further strengthen this bond of true secularism.
Khan said that UPA-III is the
only hope for equitable development of Jammu region in particular and nation in general. He
said that the Country has witnessed tremendous development
in all spheres of life under the
UPA regime in the past 10 years
including in the State of Jammu
& Kashmir. Congress is the only
party which is the hope for an
ideal of India. It is the only party
which can give a permanent
security council position in
United Nations. He cautioned
voters about divisive politics
and urged them to vote for NCCongress coalition candidate.
CITU reviews May
Day programme
Excelsior Correspondent
SRINAGAR, Apr 6: Centre
of Indian Trade Unions (CITU),
today held a convention at
Srinagar in the backdrop of
May Day with the determination
to intensify struggle to fight the
anti-working class and anti-people policies of the Government.
The convention was jointly
organized
by
Anganwadi
Workers & Helpers Union,
ASHA Workers Union Kashmir,
Horticulture Employees Union,
PDD Casual Labourers Union,
Rural Development Department
Union, Chopan Association,
Kashmir Construction Workers
Union,
Centaur
Hotel
Employees Union, J&K Bank
Gardeners Union and Aircel
Security Guards Workers Union
under the banner of CITU.
The convention was presided
over by Abdul Gani Bhat and
addressed by CITU leaders
Mohd Maqbool Ganaie, Abdul
Rashid Najar and G N Malik.
Highlighting the importance
of International Labour Day, M
Y Tarigami State President
CITU in his address to the convention said that the day drew its
history from the Chicago martyrs, who sacrificed their lives
for the struggle to regulate
working hours, create conducive
working conditions and for a
dignified life. The struggle continues despite odds for creating
a world which is liveable and is
free from exploitation and
oppression.
Underlining the necessity for
wider unity among the working
people for resisting the anti
working class policies of the
Government, Tarigami said that
there is no room for any illusion,
and only united struggles of the
toilers
can
force
the
Government and employers to
concede the genuine demands of
the working people.
The unemployment situation
has worsened both in urban and
rural areas, despite passing of
the
Rural
Employment
Guarantee Act. Despair among
the young generation entering
the employment market is
increasing rapidly. The utter collapse of public distribution system, Commercialisation of education system has made life miserable for common people. The
prices of essential commodities
have gone up sky rocketing, hitting hard below the belt of poorer strata of the society. The discontent among the working
class is increasing rapidly.
Farooq Khan addressing a rally at Poonch on Sunday.
‘NC-Cong traders of Muslim voters’
Excelsior Correspondent
POONCH, Apr 6; Lashing
out at Congress & NC, BJP
leader Farooq Khan (Retd IGP)
today said that both the parties
are traders of Muslim voters
who just sell the sentiments of
Muslim community.
Addressing the series of
election rallies at Poonch,
Surankot, Thanamandi and
Barflian, the former IGP said
that
since
independence
Congress always exploited the
sentiments of Muslims for votes.
It never worked for the betterment, education and upliftment
of Muslim community in reality
that is why the Muslims are still
most backward community in
the State as well as in the country, he added.
He said due to the negligence
of political parties like Congress
and NC, the Muslims are impoverished. In urban and rural areas
alike Muslim youths are uneducated, unemployed, unskilled
and frustrated and hence they
are moving towards anti-social
activities.
Khan urged the Muslim
community to vote for BJP for
their betterment and play a
major role in the country's
development. He said that
Narendra Modi will ensure
peace, harmony and development back in the State. He further said if BJP comes in power,
then they will certainly work for
the Jammu-Poonch Railway
track, the Border Area land disputes and better Infrastructure in
the region, he added.
BJYM
State
president
Ravindra Raina, Satish Sassan,
Madhu and other senior BJP
leaders also addressed the rallies
and sought votes for BJP candidate Jugal Kishore Sharma.
Repair road in Harni Mendhar
This is regarding the hardships that the residents of village
Harni and adjoining villages of Ari face. We face difficulties due
to bad condition of roads that are full of potholes and cracks. The
road from Mendhar to Ari Harni Jaranwali Gali and other adjoining areas is in need of repairs. The road is totally deplorable to
travel on and shabby. It was blacktopped half a decade ago but
from that time no regular maintenance or patching has been done
which ultimately has resulted in its poor condition now. We want
to bring this genuine grievance to the attention of concerned officials of R&B Sub Division Mendhar kindly repair our road so
that we do not have to suffer anymore.
M S Nazki
Harni Mendhar Poonch
Construct Neera-Batta road
We want to draw the attention of the Ramban authorities
towards the problems faced by us due to absence of a road. There
is urgent need to construct a road from Neera upto Batta via
Kahori, New Basti Shovra, Gharshalli, Chakruvan and Slachi. The
road will connect all these villages which face many hardships.
The people of the area have been demanding construction of this
road since a long time, but no thing has been done so far. There is
also need to construct a link road from Gharshalli to Wasigharat
via Chakra and Ahdwah.
This road connectivity can benefit approx 3000-5000 souls.
Hope, the authorities will take the matter into consideration.
Pawan Singh (Sarpanch)
Panchayat Halqa Demote-B, Ramban
Repair Dayala Chack road
This is to draw the attention of the concerned authorities
towards the bad condition of Dayala Chack road. The road is full
of pot-holes and puddles, but nobody bothers to repair it. It may
be mentioned here that many accidents have taken place on this
road in which many people lost their lives.
Every year money is sanctioned for its repairs but the condition of road has never improved.
It is again requested that this busy road be repaired at the earliest to save people from nightmare.
Vidya Rattan Sharma
Nagrota Gujroo
Plea to DSE
This is to draw the attention of Director School Education,
Jammu that new academic session has started in schools. But in
Rajouri most of the teachers have been deputed on Board duty for
marking of papers. In some schools, there is only one teacher.
Teachers return in the month of May just before Summer vacation
begins. This affects the academic ambience of schools and students suffer terribly.
It is, therefore, requested to look into the matter at the earliest.
Ajay Kumar
Rajouri
Open drain along BC Road, near Bus Stand a serious health
hazard.
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Bain-Baishty road in
deplorable condition
This is to draw the attention of the concerned authorities
towards the deplorable condition of Bain-Baishty road in Chenani
tehsil (Udhampur).
To make it traffic-worthy, it was brought under PMGSY
scheme sometime back. But the work on this road is so slow that
one does not know how much time it will take.
Presently, the people living here face in numerable hardships.
Most affected are school going children and patients.
It may be mentioned here that some pregnant women lost their
lives on the way to hospital, as they could not be shifted well in
time due to poor condition of road.
Shoket Butt
Principal
New Era Public
School Bain
JKDF committed for making
J&K model State: Anil Gupta
Excelsior Correspondent
JAMMU, Apr 6: JKDF State
president and candidate for
Doda
–Udhampur
Parliamentary
Constituency
Anil Gupta today held series of
public meetings in Barnote,
Dambri, Kagrote, Kathad,
Jandhrota, Shara, Jindrali,
Sheetal Nagar, Bhoond, and
Bani Assembly segment in
Kathua District.
During the campaigning,
Anil Gupta apprised the people
about the party agenda and the
roadmap it has drawn for the
development of villages and
hilly regions of this constituency.
While interacting with the
people
Anil Gupta said,
“People have understood the
politics of deceit and betrayal by
the existing political groups
which are only misguiding the
masses. These parties have only
helped to make this State number one in the field of corruption
and exploited sentiments of people by their communal designs
and politics of separatism.
JKDF is the only party
which has been formed with the
objective to counter these dubious groups, who for their vested
interests are bent upon to harm
the social, cultural and religious
fabric of people of this State. We
are for equal development of all
the regions of State, Gupta
added.
“If given the mandate JKDF
shall raise these demands in
Parliament of country. Besides
various developmental issues
plight of VDCs, SPOs and Exservicemen of Armed forces
including Paramilitary forces
are the issues which JKDF shall
focus upon”.
We are receiving a over-
whelming response of people
wherever we go, as everybody
acknowledge the works done by
former Union Minister Prof
Chaman Lal Gupta from this
constituency, which he represented thrice. No other representative even remotely maintained
the pace of development, community
welfare
schemes,
employment avenues and providing secure environment as
Prof Gupta did during his
tenure.
“We are committed to
make J&K a model State free
of corruption, prosperous and
one of the developed region in
the country,” said Anil Gupta.
3 structures
damaged in fire
Excelsior Correspondent
SRINAGAR, Apr 6: Three
structures were damaged in
two separate fire incidents
across the Valley.
Fire broke out from three
storied building belonging to
Mohammad Amin Taka son
of Abdul Aziz Taka resident
of Nowpora, Srinagar, resulting in damage to the building
and a shop of Nazir Ahmad
Wani son of Mohammad
Sultan resident of Nowpora.
Fire was brought under control with the help of fire tenders Police.
Meanwhile, Fire broke out
in the residential house of
Mushtaq Ahmed Khanyari
son of Ghulam Mohammad
Khanyari resident of Palpora
Noor Bagh, resulting in partial damage to the house. Fire
was brought under control
with the help of fire tenders
and police.
TENDER NOTICE
DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY MEDICINE
GOVT. MEDICAL COLLEGE JAMMU
ADVERTISEMENT FOR CONTRACTUAL HIRING OF STAFF
FOR A RESEARCH PROJECT.
Applications on prescribed format are invited for recruitment of Doctors, Finance
Officer, Supervisors, Field Workers and Data Entry Operators on contractual
basis for a field based research project likely to commence from June 2014 in
health care institutions of Block R S Pura, a field practice area of Department of
Community Medicine, Govt. Medical College Jammu. Applications along with
xerox copies of relevant documents should reach the office of the undersigned on
or before 19th April 2014 till 3 pm. For more details kindly visit
www.gmcjammu.nic.in
No: BRV-PV/PSM/2014/01
Sd/Date: 04-04-2014
Dr. Dinesh Kumar
Head of Department
Community Medicine
Govt. Medical College, Jammu
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