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SRINAGAR: J&K experienced dry weather throughout the past 24 hours. The MeT office predicted scattered to moderately widespread light rain/snow for the following day on Sunday.
“In J&K over the next 24 hours, light rain/snow is expected to be scattered to fairly widespread,” an official of the MeT department said.
Srinagar had 7.3, Pahalgam 3.2 and Gulmarg minus 1.6 degrees Celsius as the minimum temperature today.
In Ladakh region, Drass town had minus 10.1, Kargil minus 8.2 and Leh minus 6.6 as the minimum temperature.
Jammu had 12.5, Katra 13.1, Batote 9, Banihal 7.4 and Bhaderwah 5.5 as the minimum temperature.(IANS)
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SRINAGAR: The traffic police department on Saturday informed that LMVs besides Passenger and Private cars shall be allowed from both sides on Jammu-Srinagar national highway on Februay 26, subject to dry weather conditions and clearance of road.
As per the advisory issued by the traffic police headquarters, the heavy motor vehicles would be allowed to move towards Jammu from NAVYUG Tunnel (Qazigund side) after assessing the road and traffic situation on NH-44.
“TCU Srinagar shall liaise with TCU Ramban before releasing the traffic,” the advisory reads.
The traffic advisory reads that the traffic movement on Jammu Srinagar highway will remain suspended on March 3 and 4 in view of the repairs and maintenance to be carried out between Nashri and NAVYUG Tunnel.
“The government has directed the NHAI to carry out repairs and maintenance on NH-44 between Nashri and NAVYUG Tunnel. Because of this necessary repair work, traffic will remain suspended from Nashri towards NAVYUG Tunnel and vice versa from 0600 hrs on 3rd March to 0600 hrs on 4th March 2023,” the spokesman said.
“Moreover, similar dry day on NH-44 will also be observed on March 10 of 2023,” the spokesman said
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SRINAGAR: The traffic police department on Saturday informed that LMVs besides Passenger and Private cars shall be allowed from both sides on Jammu-Srinagar national highway on Februay 26, subject to dry weather conditions and clearance of road.
As per the advisory issued by the traffic police headquarters, the heavy motor vehicles would be allowed to move towards Jammu from NAVYUG Tunnel (Qazigund side) after assessing the road and traffic situation on NH-44.
“TCU Srinagar shall liaise with TCU Ramban before releasing the traffic,” the advisory reads.
The traffic advisory reads that the traffic movement on Jammu Srinagar highway will remain suspended on March 3 and 4 in view of the repairs and maintenance to be carried out between Nashri and NAVYUG Tunnel.
“The government has directed the NHAI to carry out repairs and maintenance on NH-44 between Nashri and NAVYUG Tunnel. Because of this necessary repair work, traffic will remain suspended from Nashri towards NAVYUG Tunnel and vice versa from 0600 hrs on 3rd March to 0600 hrs on 4th March 2023,” the spokesman said.
“Moreover, similar dry day on NH-44 will also be observed on March 10 of 2023,” the spokesman said
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SRINAGAR: The People’s Democratic Party (PDP) on Saturday staged a protest march calling for the reversal of the Jammu and Kashmir administration’s decision to impose property tax in the Union Territory starting on April 1. The new tax rates will be 5% for residential properties and 6% for commercial properties.
Suhail Bukhari, the PDP’s chief spokesperson, and dozens of party members set out on a protest march from the PDP offices near Sher-e-Kashmir Park. The party activists shouted anti-property tax chants and called for its roll-back.
A police presence near the Traffic Headquarters prevented the protesters from continuing their march into the Lal Chowk city centre. They later turned back and dispersed.
Addressing to reporters, Bukhari claimed that the government was attempting to erode the Jammu and Kashmiri people’s purchasing power.
“First, our political freedoms were taken away; next, democracy was buried here; last, the homes of the poor were destroyed and they were subjected to harassment. The property tax is next. In the previous five years, Jammu and Kashmir’s economic position has gotten worse. The industrial sector here is weak, and there is no employment (creation),” he said.
As per the PDP’s chief spokesperson, the government should have held the people’s hands “but instead the BJP government is seeking to deepen the people’s concerns.”
He urged the government to roll back its decision.
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Srinagar: Jammu and Kashmir Police in Kulgam on Saturday claimed to have arrested five gamblers and seized stake money from their possession.
Acting on specific information about gambling activities in Sopat, a police party of Police Station Devsar raided the specific spot and arrested 05 gamblers on the spot, a police spokesman said in a statement issued to the news agency KNO.
They have been identified as Sabzar Ahmad Sheikh son of Bashir Ahmad Sheikh resident of YK Pora, Tariq Ahmad Khan son of Mohd Yousuf Khan resident of Shali Qazigund, Manzoor Ahmad Shah son of Mohd Rafiq Shah resident of Sursun, Batingoo, Wajood Ahmad Ganie son of Mohd Jabbar Ganie and Suhail Ahmad Ganie son of Mushtaq Ahmad Ganie, both residents of Banghall.
Officers have also seized stake money of Rs 11000, 05 mobile phones and playing cards from the gamblers. They have been shifted to a police station where they remain in custody, police said.
Accordingly, police said that a case under FIR number 13/2023 under relevant sections of law has been registered at Police Station Devsar and further investigation has been initiated.
Meanwhile, police said that persons found indulging in criminal activities shall be dealt with as per law. “Community members are requested to share information regarding the crimes in their neighbourhood with the local police units,” police said.
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Power Shutdown in Jammu and Kashmir Areas- Know Details Here
JAMMU, FEBRUARY 25 (KN) : Chief Engineer (Distribution) JPDCL, Jammu has informed that the power supply to Dallian, Bharath, Dashnan, Ghat, Bhabore and adjoining areas shall remain affected on February 26 from 9 am to 3 pm.
Similarly, the power supply to Mahanpur, Raipur, Dhar, Billawar, Dewal, Lahri, Bathri, Mandli, Bhaddu, Duners and adjoining areas shall remain affected on February 26 from 10 am to 3 pm.
Likewise, the power supply to IGC Phase-II, Industry, Bainglad, Rahiyan, Raipur, Mawa, BSF and adjoining areas shall remain affected on February 26 from 9 am to 5 pm.
Similarly, the power supply to Rangoor, Ramgarh, Industrial area and adjoining areas shall remain affected on February 26 from 9 am to 4 pm.
Likewise, the power supply to Raghunath Bazar, Residency Road, Wazarat Road, Kanak Mandi, Rajinder Bazar and adjoining areas shall remain affected on February 26 from 9 am to 2 pm.
Similarly, the power supply to Talab Tillo, Trilokpur, Bohri, Udheywala, Machclian, Marh GhoManhasa, Gajansoo and adjoining areas shall remain affected on February 26 from 9 am to 1 pm.
Likewise, the power supply to Rakh Muthi, Bomal, Devipur, Palwan, Sohal, Bhalwal, Brahmana, Jad, Jourian, Bakore and adjoining areas shall remain affected on February 26 from 9 am to 3 pm.
Similarly, the power supply to Jourian, Troti, Muthi, Mara, Bakora, Rakh Muthi, PHE, BSF, Border Migrant, Sohal, Balli Gulaba, Chowki Choura, Tanda, Maira Mandrian, Sungal Samah, Kanachak, Kalyanpur, Panjore, Lalyal, Jaswan, Pariyal, Makyal, BSF and adjoining areas shall remain affected on February 26 from 9 am to 1 pm.
Likewise, the power supply to Channi, Chandwan, Rajbagh, Hamirpur, Jasrota and adjoining areas shall remain affected on February 26 from 9 am to 3 pm.
Similarly, the power supply to Ramsoo, Ukhral, Khari, Nachilana and adjoining areas shall remain affected on February 26 and 27 from 10 am to 5 pm.
Likewise, the power supply to Arnas, Dharmari, Mahore, Sarh Bagga and adjoining areas shall remain affected on February 26 from 9 am to 4 pm.
Similarly, the power supply to Kathua, Mahanpur, Sewa, HEP, Samba, Billawar, Ghatti, Hiranagar and adjoining areas and Railway Traction Supply Manwal, RS Pura, Industrial area Bari Brahmana, Vijaypur, Nandpur shall remain affected on February 26 from 9 am to 4 pm.
Likewise, the power supply to Pandorian, Rehal, Suhagpur, Part of Arnia, Trewa, Chaatha, SKUAST, Indira Nagar and adjoining areas shall remain affected on February 27 from 9 am to 3 pm.
Meanwhile, the Superintending Engineer (Distribution) JPDCL, O&M Circle Kathua has informed that the power supply to Industries under Feeder-3rd shall remain affected on February 26 from 10 am to 4 pm.
However, the Executive Engineer Elect. Division-I, JPDCL, Parade Jammu has informed that the power supply to Asarabaad (Green Enclave) shall remain affected on March 01 and 02 from 8 am to 1 pm.(KN)
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Jammu, Feb 25: Police on Saturday arrested five persons from Kashmir Valley and New Delhi along with five lakh Indian currency notes and 2.15 crore “low quality” currency notes from near Kargil Colony Bathindi Jammu, officials said.
The five persons were arrested while they were moving in a Vehicle S-Cross (HR26CQ-8653) from Kargil Colony towards Bathindi morh, a police officer told GNS.
“After proper search of the Vehicle Police Party recovered 05 lac Indian currency notes notes alongwith 03 cheque books and about 02.15 Crore low quality Indian currency notes from their possession,” the officer said. In this regard, he said, a case (FIR No 71/2023) under relevant sections of law has been registered and further investigation is going on.
The five persons include Nazir Ahmed son of Mohammad Jabbar of Barzulla, Srinagar, Riyaz Ahmed son of Abdul Gani of Sheikhhar, Pulwama, Mohammad Naimullah son of Mohammad Zaheer-ul-Haq of Dwarka, Delhi, Manzoor Ahmed son of Ghulam Mohammad of Nishat, Srinagar and Basit son of Ghulam Hussain of Shopian. (GNS)
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( With inputs from : roshankashmir.net )