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  • NIA Attaches Property of late Hizb Commander in Kralpora Kupwara

    NIA Attaches Property of late Hizb Commander in Kralpora Kupwara

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    Srinagar, Mar 4 (GNS): National Investigation Agency (NIA) on Saturday attached the property of slain Hizb-ul-Mujahideen Commander Bashir Ahmad Peer at Kralpora Kupwara, official sources said.

    They told GNS that an NIA team alongside SHO and Tehsildar Kralpora reached Babapora Kupwara and attached property of a slain militant commander in the name of Bashir Ahmad Pir alias Imtiyaz Alam, son of Late Sikander Pir.

    The immovable property land measuring 3 Kanals under survey numbers 3807/1479, 3810/1480, 1497and 1480 situated at Estate Batpora, Tehsil Kralpora was attached under UA(PA) under RC-29/2021/NIA/DLI by the order of MHA, GoI, dated 13.02.2023, they said.

    Notably, Peer, commander of militant outfit Hizbul Mujahideen, was shot dead by unidentified assailants from point blank range by assailants outside a shop in Pakistan’s Rawalpindi last month. Peer, who hailed from Kupwara district, had been living in Pakistan for more than 15 years. (GNS)

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    ( With inputs from : thegnskashmir.com )

  • NIA attaches property of slain HM militant in Kupwara

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    Kupwara, Mar 04: The National Investigation Agency on Saturday attached property of a slain Hizbul Mujahideen militant in Kralpora area of north Kashmir’s Kupwara district.

    An official told the news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO) that the property belonged to Bashir Ahmed Peer alias Imtiyaz Alam, who was recently killed in Pakistan.

    He said Imtiyaz was also declared a terrorist under the UAPA by the Union Home Ministry.

    The official said land measuring 3 Kanals was attached by the NIA, which was assisted by local police—(KNO)

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    ( With inputs from : roshankashmir.net )

  • DC, SSP Kupwara visit grieved family of Rasheed Dar at Kunan Poshpora

    DC, SSP Kupwara visit grieved family of Rasheed Dar at Kunan Poshpora

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    Express condolence assured free and impartial investigation in the matter

    Kupwara, Mar 2 (GNS): Deputy Commissioner Kupwara, Dr. Doifode Sagar Dattatray along with SSP Kupwara, Yougal Manhas today visited the family of deceased Abdul Rasheed Dar at Kunan Poshpora in Kupwara district to pay their condolences.

    Both the dignitaries assured the family that investigation will be conducted in a transparent and impartial manner to bring it to a logical conclusion.

    On the occasion, the family members extended their gratitude towards District Administration for tracing out the mortal remains of deceased Abdul Rasheed Dar. The BDC Chairperson and local Sarpanchs and Panchs present on the occasion, equally extended their gratitude to Deputy Commissioner Kupwara and SSP Kupwara in handling the case.

    The family members also assured that they will not allow any antisocial elements to take undue benefit out of the unfortunate incident.(GNS)

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    ( With inputs from : thegnskashmir.com )

  • Police says ‘proper investigation’ started in Kupwara man’s death case

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    Srinagar, Mar 2 (GNS): A day after the body of Kupwara man was found, nearly three months after going missing after being allegedly detained by the Army, the Police on Thursday said that it has started “proper investigation” in the case.

    “On 1-03-2023, Police Station Trehgam received information that one dead body is lying in the forest area of Zurhama-PK Gali,” a police spokesperson said in a statement to GNS.

    Accordingly, he said, the Police party rushed to the spot and recovered the body which was later on identified to be of Abdul Rashid Dar son of Mohammad Sadeeq Dar of Kunan Poshpora against whom a missing report was lodged in Police station Trehgam.

    “Pertinently, the family members of the deceased had alleged that on 15-12-2022 the said person was taken by some army personnel from his house at Kunan. However, at the same time, the army had revealed that although he was taken for some questioning and subsequent identification of a particular place in the forest of Laderwan-Zurhama area but he jumped over and fled taking advantage of the darkness and topography,” he said, adding, “The Army further informed that they have launched a search to trace Abdul Rashid Dar and requested local police to further take necessary action as per law.”

    In the given circumstances, he said, a proper missing report was lodged in the concerned Police Station and efforts to trace the missing person was on.

    “During the course of investigation besides other procedural formalities, Post mortem was also got conducted through a designated team of doctors and after conducting medico legal formalities the body was handed over to his legal heirs for last rites,” he said, adding, “The Police has started proper investigation in the case to ascertain all facts and circumstances leading to his death. He said further details shall follow with the progress of the investigations.”

    Meanwhile PDP president Mehbooba Mufti said such incidents have been “normalised in the absence of any accountability” after the abrogation of Article 370.

    “Extremely disturbed to see pictures of the mutilated body of Abdul Rashid from Kunan Poshpora. Wasn’t allowed to visit the family under the pretext of security. What transpired after the Army picked him up for questioning months ago is anybody’s guess,” former Chief Minister Mehbooba said in a tweet.

    “In the absence of any accountability such incidents have been normalised after 2019,” she said, adding, “Probes & inquiries fail to nail culprits & deliver justice.

    Mehbooba said that “a genuine probe” was needed to be ordered into the incident.

    “Until then the least LG administration & Army can do is to take steps by providing a government job & financial assistance to the victim’s family who have lost their sole breadwinner,” she added. (GNS)

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    ( With inputs from : thegnskashmir.com )

  • ‘Proper Investigation’ Started In Kupwara Man’s Death Case: Police

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    SRINAGAR: A day after the body of Kupwara man was found, nearly three months after going missing after being allegedly detained by the Army, the Police on Thursday said that it has started “proper investigation” in the case.

    “On March 1, 2023, Police Station Trehgam received information that one dead body is lying in the forest area of Zurhama-PK Gali,” a police spokesperson said in a statement.

    Accordingly, he said, the Police party rushed to the spot and recovered the body which was later on identified to be of Abdul Rashid Dar son of Mohammad Sadeeq Dar of Kunan Poshpora against whom a missing report was lodged in Police station Trehgam.

    “Pertinently, the family members of the deceased had alleged that on December 15,2022 the said person was taken by some army personnel from his house at Kunan. However, at the same time, the army had revealed that although he was taken for some questioning and subsequent identification of a particular place in the forest of Laderwan-Zurhama area but he jumped over and fled taking advantage of the darkness and topography,” he said, adding, “The Army further informed that they have launched a search to trace Abdul Rashid Dar and requested local police to further take necessary action as per law.”

    In the given circumstances, he said, a proper missing report was lodged in the concerned Police Station and efforts to trace the missing person were on.

    “During the course of investigation besides other procedural formalities, Post mortem was also got conducted through a designated team of doctors and after conducting medico legal formalities the body was handed over to his legal heirs for last rites,” he said, adding, “The Police has started proper investigation in the case to ascertain all facts and circumstances leading to his death. He said further details shall follow with the progress of the investigations.”

    Meanwhile PDP president Mehbooba Mufti said such incidents have been “normalised in the absence of any accountability” after the abrogation of Article 370.

    “Extremely disturbed to see pictures of the mutilated body of Abdul Rashid from Kunan Poshpora. Wasn’t allowed to visit the family under the pretext of security. What transpired after the Army picked him up for questioning months ago is anybody’s guess,” former Chief Minister Mehbooba said in a tweet.

    “In the absence of any accountability such incidents have been normalised after 2019,” she said, adding, “Probes & inquiries fail to nail culprits & deliver justice.

    “Until then the least LG administration & Army can do is to take steps by providing a government job & financial assistance to the victim’s family who have lost their sole breadwinner,” she added. (GNS)

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    ( With inputs from : kashmirlife.net )

  • Missing Kupwara man’s body found from woods after 75 days

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    Police says ‘cognizance taken for further investigations’

    Srinagar, March 1 (GNS): 75 days after going missing, body of a man from Kunan area was recovered from PK Galli forests in the north Kashmir’s Kupwara district on Wednesday, police said.

    “In continuation to missing of Abdul Rashid Dar of Kunan area of Kupwara on December 16,2022 today early in the morning a dead (body was) recovered from Zurhama -PK Galli forests,” a police spokesperson said in a statement to GNS, adding, “The body was brought to SDH Kupwara where it was identified by the relatives of (the) missing person). After completing all medico-legal formalities including post mortem by a team of doctors, he said, the body was handed over to the family members for burial. “Cognisance of the matter has been taken for further investigations,” he said, adding, “Further details will be shared.”

    At a presser, a police officer had said that the man was allegedly picked up by the army for questioning in connection with militancy related investigation. However the officer had said that he fled from custody.

    People’s Democratic Party president Mehbooba Mufti had also sought the intervention of commander of Army’s 15 Corps. “A youngster detained by Army on 13th December has allegedly escaped from their custody & is now missing. Worrying that a civilian goes missing in Army custody. Request the Core (sic) Commander to kindly intervene,” she had tweeted. (GNS)

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    ( With inputs from : thegnskashmir.com )

  • Missing Kupwara man’s body found from woods after 75 days

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    Srinagar, March 1: 75 days after going missing, body of a man from Kunan area was recovered from PK Galli forests in the north Kashmir’s Kupwara district on Wednesday, police said.

    “In continuation to missing of Abdul Rashid Dar of Kunan area of Kupwara on December 16,2022 today early in the morning a dead (body was) recovered from Zurhama -PK Galli forests,” a police spokesperson said in a statement to GNS, adding, “The body was brought to SDH Kupwara where it was identified by the relatives of (the) missing person). After completing all medico-legal formalities including post mortem by a team of doctors, he said, the body was handed over to the family members for burial. “Cognisance of the matter has been taken for further investigations,” he said, adding, “Further details will be shared.”

    At a presser, a police officer had said that the man was allegedly picked up by the army for questioning in connection with militancy related investigation. However the officer had said that he fled from custody.

    People’s Democratic Party president Mehbooba Mufti had also sought the intervention of commander of Army’s 15 Corps. “A youngster detained by Army on 13th December has allegedly escaped from their custody & is now missing. Worrying that a civilian goes missing in Army custody. Request the Core (sic) Commander to kindly intervene,” she had tweeted. (GNS)

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    ( With inputs from : roshankashmir.net )

  • ‘Missing’ Kupwara Man’s Body Found After 75 Days

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    SRINAGAR: 75 days after going missing, body of a man from Kunan area of North Kashmir’s Kupwara district has been retrieved and given back to family on Wednesday.

    “In continuation to missing of Abdul Rashid Dar of Kunan area of Kupwara on December 16,2022 today early in the morning a dead (body was) recovered from Zurhama -PK Galli forests,” a police spokesperson said in a statement, adding, “The body was brought to SDH Kupwara where it was identified by the relatives of (the) missing person. After completing all medico-legal formalities including post mortem by a team of doctors, he said, the body was handed over to the family members for burial. “Cognisance of the matter has been taken for further investigations,” he said, adding, “Further details will be shared.”

    At a presser, a police officer had said that the man was allegedly picked up by the army for questioning in connection with militancy related investigation. However the officer had said that he fled from custody.

    Pertinent to mention, Dar was allegedly picked up by the army for questioning but had gone missing, triggering protests by his family and relatives.

    Abdul Rashid Dar, a driver by profession, as per family was having dinner on December 15, 2022, at around 8:30 pm, when a team of Army soldiers from 41 Rashtriya Rifles unit posted in Trehgam knocked at the door of his house in Kunan village of the frontier district of Kupwara and took him away.

    SSP Kupwara Yougal Manhas had earlier said that the youth Abdul Rashid Dar son of Muhammad Siddique Dar of Kunan Poshpora, was picked up for questioning related to a militancy case. “During the preliminary inquiry, it came to the fore that he had disclosed the location of a hideout and when the army took him there, he escaped.”

    People’s Democratic Party president Mehbooba Mufti had also sought the intervention of commander of Army’s 15 Corps. “A youngster detained by Army on 13th December has allegedly escaped from their custody & is now missing. Worrying that a civilian goes missing in Army custody. Request the Core (sic) Commander to kindly intervene,” she tweeted.

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    ( With inputs from : kashmirlife.net )

  • 17 Lakh Metric Tonne Lignite, High Quality Marble Deposits Available In Kupwara

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    SRINAGAR: Kupwara district has huge potential in the industrial sector and thermal power generation as there are around 17 lakh metric tonne major mineral deposits available in different areas of this frontier district.

    Quoting data available with Geology and Mining (G&M) department an official handout said that  9 Lakh metric tonne Lignite deposits are available at Nichahama and Hangnikkot areas of  the district, and have huge potential of thermal power generation. Likewise, at Awoora  and Zirhama,  there are 8 lakh metric tonne high quality Marble deposits which can revive the industrial sector and can provide ample employment opportunities in the district.

    District Mineral Officer (DMO) Kupwara, Dr.Shujat Ahmad Qureshi in a statement said that Geology and Mining department has seized 440 vehicles including heavy earth moving machines used in illegal mining and transportation of raw material from different areas of Kupwara district during the financial year 2022-23, adding that a fine of Rupees 60 lakh has been realized from the violators (owners of  seized vehicles), besides, seizing raw material worth rupees 20 lakh.

    The DMO further said  that he along with his team launched a crackdown in different areas of Kupwara district, following the directions of Deputy Commissioner Kupwara, Dr Doifode Sagar Dattatray to curb the  illegal mining and its transportation.

    Dr Shujat said that  all of his staff has been put on alert to monitor illegal mining in the district.

    On the occasion, the DMO warned the offenders to desist from the illegal extraction of minor minerals, adding that stern action under rules shall be taken against them.

    He said the vehicles were seized under Mines & Minerals Act 1957 under section 21 delegated under the J&K Minor Mineral Concession, Storage, Transportation of minerals and prevention of illegal mining rules 2016 issued vide SRO 105 of 2016.

    According to DMO, rate fixation of raw materials in  the district has already been accorded and sale and purchase of minor minerals is being done online through http://www.geologymining.jk.gov.in, besides, rates have been notified which are available on different portals of Geology and Mining department.

    He said that the ordinary sand (meshed) at source would cost Rs 28 per Cft, nallah bajri at Rs 16 per Cft, nallah boulders at Rs 6 per Cft, nallah mukh (GSB) at Rs 4 per Cft, ordinary clay at Rs 3 per Cft, crushed bajri (10 mm) at Rs 23 per Cft, crushed bajri (40 mm) at Rs 18.50 per Cft and crusher dust at Rs.25 per Cft.

    Moreover, DMO added that  in case extra rate is demanded by the mineral concessionary or mineral dealer licensee, people can contact the DMO Kupwara, accordingly such offenders will be fined under law.

    While giving further details District Mineral officer Kupwara said that there are 24 e-auctioned blocks in Kupwara district out of them 14 are functional leased-out blocks while the rest 10 are under process.

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    ( With inputs from : kashmirlife.net )

  • 17 lakh metric tonne Lignite, high quality Marble deposits available in Kupwara

    17 lakh metric tonne Lignite, high quality Marble deposits available in Kupwara

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    KUPWARA, FEBRUARY 22: Kupwara district has huge potential in the industrial sector and thermal power generation as there are around 17 lakh metric tonne major mineral deposits available in different areas of this frontier district.

    As per data available with Geology and Mining (G&M) department, 9 Lakh metric tonne Lignite deposits are available at Nichahama and Hangnikkot areas of the district, and have huge potential of thermal power generation. Likewise, at Awoora and Zirhama, there are 8 lakh metric tonne high quality Marble deposits which can revive the industrial sector and can provide ample employment opportunities in the district.

    This information was given by District Mineral Officer (DMO) Kupwara, Dr.Shujat Ahmad Qureshi today, here at Kupwara.

    He said Geology and Mining department has seized 440 vehicles including heavy earth moving machines used in illegal mining and transportation of raw material from different areas of Kupwara district during the financial year 2022-23, adding that a fine of Rupees 60 lakh has been realized from the violators (owners of seized vehicles), besides, seizing raw material worth rupees 20 lakh.

    The DMO further said that he along with his team launched a crackdown in different areas of Kupwara district, following the directions of Deputy Commissioner Kupwara, Dr. Doifode Sagar Dattatray to curb the illegal mining and its transportation.

    Dr. Shujat said that all of his staff has been put on alert to monitor illegal mining in the district.

    On the occasion, the DMO warned the offenders to desist from the illegal extraction of minor minerals, adding that stern action under rules shall be taken against them.

    He said the vehicles were seized under Mines & Minerals Act 1957 under section 21 delegated under the J&K Minor Mineral Concession, Storage, Transportation of minerals and prevention of illegal mining rules 2016 issued vide SRO 105 of 2016.

    According to DMO, rate fixation of raw materials in the district has already been accorded and sale and purchase of minor minerals is being done online through http://www.geologymining.jk.gov.in, besides, rates have been notified which are available on different portals of Geology and Mining department.

    He said that the ordinary sand (meshed) at source would cost Rs 28 per Cft, nallah bajri at Rs 16 per Cft, nallah boulders at Rs 6 per Cft, nallah mukh (GSB) at Rs 4 per Cft, ordinary clay at Rs 3 per Cft, crushed bajri (10 mm) at Rs 23 per Cft, crushed bajri (40 mm) at Rs 18.50 per Cft and crusher dust at Rs.25 per Cft.

    Moreover, DMO added that in case extra rate is demanded by the mineral concessionary or mineral dealer licensee, people can contact the DMO Kupwara, accordingly such offenders will be fined under law.

    While giving further details District Mineral officer Kupwara said that there are 24 e-auctioned blocks in Kupwara district out of them 14 are functional leased-out blocks while the rest 10 are under process.

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    ( With inputs from : roshankashmir.net )