4 STATE Greater KashmirSRINAGAR | March 8, 2014, Saturday

REMEMBRANCEGod saw you getting tired, And a cure was not to be. So he put his arms around you, And whispered "Come To Me". With tearful eyes we watched you, We watched you fade away. Although we loved you dearly, We could not make you stay. A golden heart stopped beating, Hard working hands now rest. God broke our hearts to prove to us, He only takes the best.

On the sad demise of our beloved father Haji Ghulaam Hasaan Zargar (Guttoo) who was most precious to our family we feel highly indebted to : All nears and dears for extending deepest sympathies and

prayers to ease us through this difficult time. All doctors who attended and put in untiring efforts to

treat our ailing father and guided us during the course of illness, especially Dr Nazir Ahmad Wani Ex. Prof. and Head. Department of Surgery, SKIMS Soura and Dr. Javed Ahmad Naqshi, Surgeon, JLNM Hospital, Rainawari, Srinagar.

Mr Muzzaffar Jan Pattoo, Administrator Modern Hospital, Raj Bagh Srinagar for lending a helping hand in our time of need. Thank you does not even come close to describing our gratitude for all you have done to us.

There are simply no words to express our heartfelt thanks to all our colleages who visited our residence and shared the grief and sorrow with us.Our Sincere thanks are also due to all the neighbors especially the Mohalla Welfare Committee for managing our father's funeral arrangements and thereafter.

BEREAVEDProf. Mushtaq Ahmad Zargar (Guttoo)

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SATSANGDue to sad and untimely demise of our beloved brother Kulbir Singh Raina S/o Late S. Sital Singh Raina R/o Village Wanpora Rafiabad Baramulla who passed away on 11th Feb. 2014 at Jammu. Satsang is being held at Gurdwara Jawahar Nagar Srinagar on 9/3/2014 between 2:30 to 4:30.

GRIEF STRICKEN SISTERS

SAD DEMISEI condole the demise of Ghulam Muhammad Dar S/o Abdul Gani Dar R/o Sazgaripora, Hawal who passed away on 6th March 2014 I express my heart left condolence to his son Dr. Altaf Ahmad Dar and pray for peace to the departed soul and courage to the bereaved family to bear the irreparable loss.

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KHADI AND VILLAGE INDUSTRIES COMMISSION MINISTRY OF MS & ME, GOVT OF INDIA DRANGBAL, PAMPORE (KASHMIR)

CONDOLENCE MESSAGEWith profound grief and sorrow the staff of KVIC, PAMPORE condole the sad demise of Jenab M. Sadique, Dy. Director/Principal , PMTC, KVIC, Kashmir Division , who left for his heavenly abode on Wednesday 4th of March 2014 . It is prayed to Almighty Allah that the deceased rests in Janat-Ul- Fridous and patience is granted to the bereaved family to bear this irreparable great loss. His sudden death is not only loss to his family but to the KVIC as well as to people of whole Jammu & Kashmir particularly Kashmir Province.

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2ND DEATH ANNIVERSARY OFHaji Ali Mohammad Khan, Iqbal Colony, Zainakote Sgr

ON 8TH MARCH, 2014May the Almighty grant eternal peace to the departed souls of our parents Late Haji Ali Mohammad Khan and his spouse. Human beings may come and go, but there are a few who remain always alive through their deeds and nature like you. Your affectionate nature, hospitality, and approach towards society have become examples for us to follow. Both of you will always be in our hearts, actions and memories. May the Almighty shower his special blessings upon you (Aameen).

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For information The wife of Dr Bashir Ahmad and mother of Dr Irshad Ahmad passed away at Dawn on 7.3.2014. The Fateh Khawani shall be held at the ancestral graveyard Wantapora Kakwe Kull on 9.3.2014 at 10:30 am.

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Expulsion of Kashmiri students Condemnations

continue to pour in Srinagar, Mar 7: The con-demnation for expulsion of Kashmiri students from Swami Vivekanand Subharti University (SVSU), Meerut, and registration of FIR against them continued to come in for second day today. Terming expulsion of Kashmiri students from uni-versities as a manifestation of total ‘frustration’, the chair-man of United Jihad Council (UJC) Syed Salahudin in a statement said authorities by themselves have exposed the “so-called secular and demo-cratic face of their country by expressing hatred and bigotry against Kashmiris." “The UJC chairman thanked the government of Pakistan for issuing a state-ment and taking cognizance of the issue”, the statement said adding that the state-

ment by the Pakistan govern-ment was highly appreciable and encouraging. Jammu and Kashmir High Court Bar Association, while condemning the regis-tration of an FIR under sec-tion 124-A IPC against Kash-miri students, said, “The purpose behind this action is to muzzle the voice of people of Kashmir, particularly the student community and to convey to them that while in India, they have no right of dissent or freedom of expres-sion, speech, sentiments, emotions or association.” “The booking of 67 stu-dents under section 124-B IPC for cheering Pakistani play-ers or team is part of a game plan to harass, subjugate and humiliate the student com-munity of Kashmir, even though they had in no way waged any war against India or brought or attempted to bring dissatisfaction towards Government of India by sup-

porting Pakistani team,” said a spokesman of the Bar in a statement today. Condemning the registra-tion of FIR, the Hurriyat Con-ference (M) senior leader and Jammu Kashmir Salvation Movement (JKSM) chairman Zaffar Akbar Bhat said, “It is unfortunate to see that main-stream parties in Kashmir were trying to draw political mileage out of the issue.” “They are misleading general public as two acts 153A, 427 IPC still remain unchanged. New Delhi and mainstream parties seem to be interested to see these innocent youths in jails,” said Zaffar in a statement today. Jammu Kashmir Lib-eration Front (R) chairman Farooq Ahmad Dar alias Bita Karatey said, “It is really pathetic that the students have been harassed and expelled from the University. We condemn the action.”

Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front (H) chair-man Javid Ahmad Mir, while condemning the booking of 67 Kashmiri students under sedition, termed it an act of racial bias. “It is the policy of Con-gress Government to make Kashmiris as scapegoats for their political benefits. The discriminatory action against the students is unwarranted and against the spirit of sports. Even the puppets of Indian govern-ment are too supportive of Pakistan Cricket team,” said Javid Mir in a statement today. Kashmir Centre for Social and Development Studies (KCSDS) has con-demned what it termed as harassment of Kashmiris students studying outside the state. In a statement, Chairper-son KCSDS, Prof Hameeda Nayeem said: “The unwar-

ranted action against Kashmiri students in these universities is part of a con-spiracy to suppress Kash-miris. The fear psychosis perpetuated by authorities in collusion with communal forces against the Kashmiri students pursuing education thousands of miles away from their homeland, should serve as an eye opener for international community.” “Taking such unwar-ranted action against these students just for support-ing a cricket team reflects height of intolerance by a country which claims to be one of the biggest democra-cies of the world. KCSDS strongly condemns the act and impress upon the inter-national community and global human rights groups to impress upon New Delhi to halt unwarranted action against Kashmiris within and outside the state,” Prof Hameeda added.

Salah-ud-Din bereavedSaghar, Banna express solidarity

Pakharpora residents protest, demand merger with Pulwama

1 dies, 13 hurt in road accidents

Srinagar, Mar 7: One person died while thirteen others were injured in dif-ferent road accidents across the valley. According to reports, Ghulam Hassan son of Haji Zafar Bhat of Rationpora, who was injured when a tipper met with an accident at Tangdar-Nar, Kupwara on March 3, expired in the hos-pital on Friday. Six passengers were injured when a bus (JK01B/7586) skidded off the road near Kulangam, Hand-wara. The injured were shift-ed to Chogal Health Centre for treatment. In another accident, a

bus (JK03/3941) hit an Auto (JK09/8559) at Drugmul-lah resulting in injuries to six passengers. They were shifted to Sub District Hos-pital Kupwara for treatment where from Farooq Ahmad Mir son of Mohammad Assadullah of Tarathpora was shifted to SKIMS Soura, Srinagar. In yet another accident, a Wagon R (HR261/2642) hit and injured a pedestrian Mohammad Akbar Dar son of Munawar Dar of Sakipora near Kulangam. He was shift-ed to Sub District Hospital, Handwara for treatment. Police has registered cases regarding all accidents.

Pakharpora (Budgam), Mar 7: Demanding merger with Pulwama district, hundreds of residents of this small town Friday staged pro-test demonstration and observed complete strike to press for their demand. According to reports, Pakharpora town wit-nessed complete strike and residents staged pro-tests, demanding annexa-tion with Pulwama dis-trict as against Budgam. “Residents of Pakhar-pora, Shankarpora, Chrari-pora, Mohanpora and other places assembled at Main Chowk and held a protest demonstration against the administration”, reports said. All the business estab-lishments and shops were closed while as the traf-fic also remained off the roads.

“ W e h a v e b e e n demanding and protest-ing for annexation with Pulwama rather than Budgam for last two decades”, the protesters said, adding, “We are 45 kilometres away from Budgam and only 15 kilo-metres from Pulwama but still, for unknown reasons, we have been attached to Budgam.” “With Budgam, we have been reaping suf-ferings only. Be it trade, employment, routes, elec-tricity or anything else, we have all relations with Pulwama”, they said, adding that they left no stone unturned to mate-rialize their demand but no one responded. “We will continue with our demand till we succeed. We will go for a hunger strike, if needed”, they said.

Anti-drug drive in Ang7 peddlers arrested

Srinagar, Mar 7: Police has arrested seven peddlers in Anantnag district and recovered large quantity of contrabands from them. According to a police spokes-man, police has started a drive against the drug menace in Mattan, Pahalgam, Anantnag and Bijbehara areas of the district. “In the last week, police has arrested 7 peddlers and recovered about 790 grams of

Charas, 98 bottles of codine phosphate and 19.3 Kgs of bung from their possession. In these respects cases under FIR Nos. 21/2014, 08/2014, 33/2014, 25/2014, 04/2014, 14/2014 and 23/2014 were registered”, police said. SSP Anantnag, Sheikh Junaid said that the anti-drug peddling campaign will continue to check drug addiction in Anantnag and its adjoined areas.

GHSS Pampore without Commerce stream

Students protest, block

highwayPulwama, Mar 7: Hun-dreds of students today protested against the administration for failing to introduce Commerce stream in a higher second-ary school at Pampore for the last forty years. Reports said that hun-dreds of 12th class com-merce students of Govern-ment Higher Secondary

School Pampore Friday staged a protest demon-stration on highway for about an hour against the education department for ‘failing to introduce Com-merce stream in the school for past 40 years’. However, they were pacified by the police to disperse peacefully, reports said. “This higher second-ary is without Commerce subject for more than forty years. We are suffering badly due to it”, the stu-dents rued. “This institution is

more than four decades old but still without Com-merce subject. We are forced to go to Pulwama and Srinagar for studying the subject and there also we hardly get the admis-sions”, they added. “Many times, we approached the Chief Education Officer Pul-wama to look into the matter but he never showed any interest”, they complained. Despite repeated attempts, the concerned CEO could not be contact-ed.

Srinagar, Mar 7: Ghulam Nabi Shah of Soibug, Budgam, elder brother of Syed Salahudin, the United Jihad Council (UJC) chair-man and supreme command-er of Hizb-ul-Mujahideen, has passed away. A large number of people participated in his Nimaz-i-Jinaza. Various political, reli-gious and social organizations have condoled the demise and expressed sympathies with the bereaved family.

Vice-president of Demo-cratic Freedom Party Mehm-ood Ahmed Saghar has expressed shock over demise of Salahudin’s elder brother Syed Ghulam Nabi Shah and his mother in law Mahtaba Begum. Saghar expressed sympa-thies with the bereaved family. Senior resistance leader Hasna Banna also expressed his condolence with Salahudin. In his statement Banna termed Shah as a pious Muslim who had a human heart.

PROBE INTO SHOPIAN KILLINGS:

Commission directs police to

seek details Srinagar, Mar 7: The one-man commis-sion setup by state government to probe the killings of four civilians in Gagrin, Shopian allegedly by CRPF personnel has impressed upon the Superintendent of Police Shopian to depute a police offi-cer to Chandigarh to collect the expert opinion from Central Forensic Science Laboratory (CFSL) Chandigarh. Retired Justice M L Koul heading the one-man commission said that on perusal of the record it is found that the FSL report has not so far been filed. He said that the Chief Prosecuting Officer (CPO) representing the Civil Admin-istration stated before the Commission that the mobile phones (of the slain youth) have been sent by police in December 2013 to Chandigarh to get the expert opinion about these phones. He said that inquiry is getting delayed as the expert opinion has not been collected so far. “It is impressed upon the SP Shop-ian that he should depute one police officer to Chandigarh to collect the expert opinion from CFSL Chandigarh.

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