Tag: Locals

  • Oxygen Dependent Man Dies As PDD Cuts Power, Say Locals

    Oxygen Dependent Man Dies As PDD Cuts Power, Say Locals

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    SRINAGAR: The residents of Mir Mohallah of Soura here have alleged that a local inhabitant, who was on oxygen concentrator support has lost his life after the Power Development Department (PDD) snapped electricity in the locality for opposing the installation of smart meters.

    Blaming PDD department for the death of a patient, the residents said that the deceased was on the oxygen concentrator support, which functions on electricity only, but due to the snapping of electricity for many days, the person has lost his life.

    “We demand justice as just for the reason of not installing the smart meters, the PDD has snapped the electricity in our area. There are so many people who are on oxygen support,” said a group of locals.

    The locals said that even to make the arrangement for the funeral, they need electricity, which has been snapped days ago.

    Meanwhile, a senior official from the PDD said that the electricity in the area has been snapped as the residents didn’t allow the installation of smart meters, adding that the concerned Tehsildar and SHO are also aware about it.

    “My sympathies are with the family, if there was any such medical emergency, there should have been necessary alternatives or arrangements made. Yes, the electricity is snapped in the area as the people did not allow the installation of smart meters,” he said.

    The official said that even today they had sent a team to the area for the installation of smart meters but were again stopped by locals of the area. (KNO)

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    ( With inputs from : kashmirlife.net )

  • Sopore man jumps into river Jhelum, rescued by locals – Kashmir News

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    Srinagar, May 07 : An Aged Man was rescued after he allegedly jumped into river Jhelum in a bid to end his life at Sopore Chankan Bridge area in north Kashmir’s Sopore on Sunday

    Reports reaching Kashmir Scroll that elderly man was found by locals attempting to jump into river Jhelum at Chankhan bridge in Sopore.

    “After noticing the movement as doubtful, locals rushed towards him, however, in the meantime, the man jumped into the river, but was immediately rescued,” reports said.

    Meanwhile, officials while confirming the incident said, that the man was rescued and hails from village.IMG 20230507 125845

    He has been shifted to the SDH hospital for necessary medical treatment, the official said—(KS)


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  • Two rape accused caught, thrashed by locals in UP

    Two rape accused caught, thrashed by locals in UP

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    Pilibhit: Two persons, accused of raping a minor, were caught by villagers, tied to a tree and thrashed in Uttar Pradesh’s Pilibhit district.

    They were later handed over to the police.

    According to reports, a 16-year-old girl was allegedly raped by two men aged between 22 and 25 years in a village falling under the limits of Seramau North police circle in Pilibhit.

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    On hearing the victim’s screams, the locals rushed towards the spot and caught the duo while they were attempting to flee.

    They were tied to a tree and thrashed. Later, they were handed over to the police.

    The victim’s brother has filed a police complaint, following which an FIR was lodged in the matter.

    “The accused have been booked under IPC sections 376 D (gangrape), 506 (criminal intimidation) and appropriate sections of the POCSO Act. The girl has been sent for medical examination to the district women’s hospital,” said a police spokesman.

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  • ‘Militants who killed 5 soldiers in J&K’s Poonch got logistics from locals’

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    Poonch,apr, 26: Over 30 people have been arrested in the Rajouri-Poonch belt in connection with the militant attack that left 5 Rashtriya Rifles soldiers dead.

    An army vehicle had come under fire in the Bhatadhurian village of Poonch district last week. The army vehicle had caught fire after the attack in which 5 soldiers were charred to death and one was shifted to hospital in injured condition.

    After the attack, a multi-agency operation was launched while National Investigation Agency also became part of the operation.

    A police official on condition of anonymity told news agency Kashmir News Trust that at least 30 locals from the Rajouri-Poonch belt have been arrested and during questioning some of them revealed that militants were staying in the Rajouri-Poonch belt for over 3 months after they infiltrated this area from across the border.

    “Before the attack, the militants stayed in the house of a local Gujjar who is in police custody,” he said adding that some locals including a local handler were in touch exchanging voice notes on their cell phones.

    Choppers and drones are being continuously pressed into service during this major search operation.

    ‘During the investigation, it has become clear that locals provided logistics to militants and the attack was planned from Pakistan,’ police sources said adding that militants got instructions from a local handler.

    Four out of five soldiers who were killed in the attack were natives of Punjab and one from Odisha. They were identified as Harkrishan Singh, Kulwant Singh, Mandeep Singh, Sewak Singh, and Debashesh Baswal.

    Former Jammu Kashmir Police Chief SP Vaid said that the Poonch attack has punctured the narrative of Pakistan that non-state actors are carrying out attacks independently. He said it is clear that somebody from Pakistan establishment are helping these militants. [KNT]

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    ( With inputs from : roshankashmir.net )

  • Locals Foil Suicide Attempt Of Woman In North Kashmir

    Locals Foil Suicide Attempt Of Woman In North Kashmir

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    SRINAGAR: A woman was prevented from committing suicide in Sopore area of north Kashmir’s Baramulla district, officials said on Friday.

    Quoting an official, KNO reported that the woman was spotted by locals attempting to jump into the river Jhelum at Jamia bridge in Sopore.

    “After noticing the doubtful movement, locals rushed towards her and foiled her suicide attempt”, the official said.

    He said that the woman is a resident of Sher Colony locality.

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    ( With inputs from : kashmirlife.net )

  • Serial deaths of cows in Karnataka village, locals point fingers at BJP Yatra

    Serial deaths of cows in Karnataka village, locals point fingers at BJP Yatra

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    Raichur: Seven cows have been reported to have died and eight others critically ill after allegedly eating waste food in the Gunjalli village in Raichur district.

    The locals on Thursday alleged that the cows ate waste food piled up in the village after the Vijay Sankalp Yatra of the BJP.

    The locals said that so far seven cows have died and eight cows are critically ill after consuming the leftover food and waste materials. Even buffaloes and other animals have also taken ill. The abdomen of several cows are bloated and farmers who reared them have expressed shock and anger over the development.

    The Vijay Sankalp Yatra was organised at Gunjalli on March 10. Thousands of people participated in the rally and BJP had organised lunch for the party workers and supporters. After the lunch, the leftover food and waste materials were thrown at an open field and the cattle ate them and developed sickness.

    Last month, two cows died after eating rice packed in plastic covers in Vaikuntha Pura village of Sringeri taluk following the Pancha Ratna Yatra of JD(S).

    The people are slamming the BJP, which talks highly of taking care of cows, for not disposing of the food appropriately that has resulted in the cow deaths.

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    ( With inputs from www.siasat.com )

  • Locals Foil Suicide Attempt In North Kashmir

    Locals Foil Suicide Attempt In North Kashmir

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    SRINAGAR: A boy was rescued after he allegedly jumped into river Jhelum in a bid to end his life at Seelo area in north Kashmir’s Sopore, on Tuesday.

    News agency KNO reported that a boy was found by locals attempting to jump into river Jhelum at Seelo bridge in Sopore.

    “After noticing the movement as doubtful, locals rushed towards him, however, in the meantime, the boy jumped into the river, but was immediately rescued,” reports said.

    Meanwhile, officials while confirming the incident said that the boy was rescued and hails from Seelo village.

    He has been shifted to the hospital for necessary medical treatment, the official said.

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    ( With inputs from : kashmirlife.net )

  • PIL seeking 100 pc govt job reservation for locals in Andamans to be heard on Monday

    PIL seeking 100 pc govt job reservation for locals in Andamans to be heard on Monday

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    Port Blair: A PIL seeking 100 percent government job reservation for the local people in Andaman and Nicobar Islands will be heard on Monday at the Calcutta High Court’s circuit bench here.

    Referring to the union territories of Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh, where the respective administrations have decided to reserve 100 percent government jobs for the local people, Andaman and Nicobar Territorial Congress’ Campaign Committee chairman TSG Bhasker had on March 8 filed the public interest litigation, demanding a similar provision for islanders.

    Bhasker’s counsel PC Das said, “In last few years, the number of unemployed youth is rising in the archipelago. Lack of private industries and struggling tourism sector, which is yet to recover from the COVID-19 impact, have became a concern among the domiciles of Andaman and Nicobar Islands when it comes to jobs.”

    In the midst of these challenges, securing administrative Group C’ and Group B’ (non-gazetted) jobs in Andaman and Nicobar by applicants from other parts of India has aggravated the problem of unemployment in the union territory, he claimed.

    Recently, job aspirants of Andaman and Nicobar Islands expressed resentment over a large number of candidates from other parts of the country appearing for examinations for more than 500 ‘Group C’ posts and successfully clearing the tests.

    A division bench comprising Justice Abhijit Gangopadhyay and Justice Aniruddha Roy will hear the PIL on March 13, he said.

    Speaking to the PTI, Bhasker said, “I have full faith in the judiciary and I am hopeful that the verdict will be in favour of the youth of Andaman and Nicobar Islands. Due to limited educational support and coaching, our youth finds it difficult to compete with applicants from the mainland in competitive exams.”

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  • Locals Foil Suicide Attempt In North Kashmir

    Locals Foil Suicide Attempt In North Kashmir

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    SRINAGAR: Locals in north Kashmir’s Baramulla district on Tuesday afternoon timely intervened to prevent a girl from committing suicide.

    Locals of the area said that a girl was spotted by locals attempting to jump into the river Jhelum at cement-bridge in Baramulla. On noticing her doubtful movements, locals rushed towards her and foiled her attempt to jump into the water body.

    Confirming it, a police officer said that they are looking to ascertain under what circumstances the girl tried to end her life. (GNS)

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    ( With inputs from : kashmirlife.net )

  • Minister threatens NLSIU to provide Karnataka locals 25% reservation

    Minister threatens NLSIU to provide Karnataka locals 25% reservation

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    Bengaluru: Karnataka Law Minister J.C. Madhu Swamy said on Tuesday that if the National Law School of India University (NLSIU) in Bengaluru refuses to provide 25 percent reservation for Kannadiga students, the BJP government in the state would initiate action against it.

    “If the university fails to provide reservation lawfully, we will not hesitate to take action,” he reiterated on the floor of the Assembly on Tuesday.

    BJP MLA S. Suresh Kumar had raised the question in this regard.

    “The stand of the state is very clear on this issue. We are committed to providing reservation to our children,” Madhu Swamy said.

    “The matter is coming up before the Supreme Court on February 24 and we are hopeful that we will get justice. The Supreme Court has also expressed the same feelings which we have. NLSIU was questioned as to why reservation is not given in Karnataka when it has been provided in other states,” he said.

    Karnataka has appointed Solicitor General of India Tushar Mehta to argue its case.

    “If reservation is not provided, initiating legal action would become inevitable. Let’s wait. As we are reposing faith in the judiciary, let us not go for harsh action at this stage,” Madhu Swamy ssaid.

    Suresh Kumar said that the NLSIU is not providing reservation to Kannadiga students, flouting the law.

    “The college management has not followed the law for two years. The state had given land to establish the university. There is no gratitude from the university towards the state. The funds to the university should be stopped,” Suresh Kumar demanded.

    The institution was given 23 acres of land and Rs 22 crore funds by the Karnataka government.

    “But our children are not getting seats there,” Suresh Kumar said.

    Former Speaker and BJP MLA K.G. Bopaiah said the university is behaving as if it doesn’t have any accountability towards the Karnataka government.

    Congress MLA Krishna Bhyregowda said that the matter is very sensitive as the Chief Justice of India is the President of the administrative board of NLSIU.

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    ( With inputs from www.siasat.com )