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Excelsior Correspondent JAMMU, Apr 26: Chinore police arrested a man along with large quantity of illicit liquor pouches from Nardani area. As per police sources, on reliable information, a team from Chinore police post laid a naka near Nardani and asked a pedestrian to stop for checking. On seeing police cops, the persons tried to escape from the spot, but the cops chased and nabbed him. During checking, police recovered 52 pouches of illicit liquor from the possession of the person and arrested him. The accused has been identi- fied as Rash Pal Chand, son of Ram Saran, a resident of Malpur Nardani. He was carrying the illicit liquor to his native village for selling among the masses for illegitimate profits. A case under FIR Number 118/16 under Section 48-A Excise Act has been registered at Chinore police post and investigation started. Police team led by Incharge Chinore police post SI Vikram Manhas made the arrest under the supervision of SHO Domana Inspector Rajeshwar Singh, SDPO Domana Surinder Sharma and SP Rural Arun Gupta. NDS organizes Declamation Contest in memory of Shiv Rattan Anand Excelsior Correspondent JAMMU, Apr 26: Nami Dogri Sanstha, Jammu, organized a Declamation Contest amongst the students of 9th to onwards classes of various schools and colleges at SNS Vidya Mandir, Camp Road, Talab Tillo, Jammu. Reward to the tune of Rs 1500/-, Rs 1000/- and Rs 800/ besides trophies and books were given away in the memory of Late Shiv Rattan Anand. The Topic of Declamation Contest was "Should Progress be at the cost of Social Values" Darshan Lal, Joint Director, Sarv Shiksha Abhiyan was the chief guest while B S Salathia, Ex-president, Bar Association Jammu and Advocate D S Chouhan were the guests of hon- our. Journalist R C Sharma and Ajay Sharma, Additional Advocate General, were the special guest while Neelam Sabharwal, Principal, SNS Vidya Mandir, presided over the function. On the occasion, floral tributes were paid to Shiv Rattan Anand by S S Anand Lehar, Patron-in-Chief, Nami Dogri Sanstha and other dig- nitaries. Dr Rama Kant Dubey, Advisor, SNS Vidya Mandir was also present on the occasion. Anand Lehar said that Shiv Rattan Anand was a youth leader from border district of Poonch. An alumnus of Aligarh Muslim University and an MA LL.B, he led an important social movement in 1947. In the prime age of 24 he left for heavenly abode. First prize was won by Adhiveer Sharma of Delhi Public School, Jammu, second prize by Ayush Sharma of Dewan Badri Nath Purani Mandi, Jammu and third prize was shared by Gurpreet Kour of Co-operative Public School, Talab Tillo and Tushali Sharma of SNS Vidya Mandir, Talab Tillo, Jammu. Consolation prize was given to Vamika Anand, a 5th Class student of Delhi Public School, Jammu. Judges of Declamation Contest were Advocate Nidhi Kaila, Advocate Monika Sumbria, Advocate Meenakshi Salathia and Rohini Anand Abrol. Sukhdeep Kour and Yash Pal 'Yash' compered the programme while Capt Lalit Sharma present- ed the vote of thanks. Excelsior Correspondent KISHTWAR, Apr 26: Hindustan Sales Corporation, Jammu, authorized distributor of Tata Tiscon organized contrac- tors meet here. The meet was attended by leading contractors and structur- al engineers. Tanveer Kichloo was the chief guest and Farooq Ahmed Mintoo, retd AEE was the guest of honour. A team of experts from Hindustan Sales Corporation, Jammu highlighted the need for using SD TMT rebars in Kishtwar as whole of Kishtwar was falling in Seismic Zone-V that was prone to earthquakes, as compared to other parts of the country. Sunil Raina, Head Marketing and Sales informed audience regarding the progress made by Tata Tiscon in various fields of product development and the likely launch of highly advanced series of TMT rebars in India. An interactive session was also conducted by Sunil Raina and Sharwan Shan for the august audience, where the fea- tures and advantages of Tata Tiscon 500 SD Rebars (as com- pared to TMT Rebars of Competition) was explained in detailed. In the end, Sunil Raina pre- sented the vote of thanks. DAILY EXCELSIOR, JAMMU WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, 2016 (PAGE 17) Sd/- Dy. Inspector General (Prov) davp 19110/11/0037/1617 Ftr HQ BSF Kashmir Ph: 0191-2574349 email: [email protected] 0191-2543058 JAMMU AND KASHMIR LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL SECRETARIAT JAMMU NOTIFICA TION 22nd APRIL, 2016 The following order of the Hon'ble Governor of Jammu and Kashmir is published for general information:- ORDER I, N. N. Vohra, Governor of Jammu and Kashmir, call upon the Members of the Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly and the Members of the Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Council to assemble together in the Sher-i-Kashmir International Convention Centre (SKICC) auditorium at Srinagar, on Wednesday, the 25th day of May, 2016, at 11.00 AM to hear my Address to both the Houses of the Legislature, under the provisions of Section 55 (1) of the Constitution of Jammu and Kashmir. After the said Address, each House of the Legislature will meet as a separate body in the Legislature Complex, New Secretariat premises, Srinagar, at the time specified by the respective Presiding Officers. Sd/- Raj Bhawan (N. N. Vohra) Jammu -180001 22nd April, 2016 DIP/J-507 Dated: 26-4-2016 Youth killed, two injured as bike plunges into gorge Excelsior Correspondent BHADERWAH, Apr 26: A youth was killed, while two others received injuries, when the bike they were riding on, skidded off the road and plunged into gorge on Chamba road here this evening. As per police sources, a motor- cycle was on its way to Bhaderwah from Chamba, when the rider lost control over it and it plunged into gorge, causing injuries to three persons. After getting information, police team and locals rushed to the spot and shifted the injured persons to Sub-District Hospital (SDH) Bhaderwah, where doctors declared one of the injured persons identified as Amresh Kumar, son of Sham Lal, a resident of Thathri, at present Mohallah Khakhal as brought dead, while the condition of two injured persons was stated to be critical, when reports last came in. The injured have been identi- fied as Anil, son of Mukesh and Ravi, son of Jagdish, both resident of Thathri, at present Mohalla Khakhal. A case in this regard has been registered at Bhaderwah police station and investigation started. Migrants’ concern over non supply of ration for 3 months Excelsior Correspondent JAMMU, Apr 26: All Migrant Camp Coordination Committee (AMCCC), Jagti Welfare Committee and relief holders have expressed grave concern over delaying tactics of Government in releasing the supply of ration to migrants who have been deprived of the same for last three months. In their separate statements AMCCC president Desh Rattan, JWC representative Vijay Kaul and Sunil Pandita of relief hold- ers have alleged that despite the announcement by the Government that the ration will be released to migrants as per old scale the CAPD has failed to supply the same to ration depots in camps and other migrant bastis in non camp areas. They said that migrants are facing hardships as they are without the ration for last three months and some families total- ly dependent on cash doles from the Government are unable to purchase the same from market in such hard days. The AMCCC leaders who met various officers in Civil Secretariat were told by the authorities that they have not been provided funds from Relief Organization for the ration till date and hence the supply will be delayed for some more time. Expressing serious concern the migrants criticized the atti- tude of the Government and alleged that this way the com- munity feels totally betrayed. Meanwhile JWC has accused the authorities for not providing fans to various quarters in Jagti and the inmates of these quarters were facing hardships as the tem- perature is increasing day by day. They said that despite repeated pleas the authorities were adopting delaying tactics. In an appeal to Relief Commissioner the JWC members demanded immediate issuance of fans to left over quar- ters. PNBMT seeks BJP's intervention for passage of Temples Bill Excelsior Correspondent JAMMU, Apr 26: A six mem- ber delegation of PNBMT met BJP President Sat Sharma today to seek his support for the passage of Kashmiri Hindu Temples and Shrines Bill in the current session of the State Assembly. Mr Sharma assured his full support for the passage of the Temples Bill in Kashmir. The PNBMT Trust which spearheads the campaign for the passage of the Temples Bill was led by Dr A N Pandit,Virender Raina, Shiban Khaibri, M K Jalali, B L Zar and Shadi Lal Koul. The BJP president sought var- ious details about the Temples Bill and the members of the PNBMT Trust delegation updated him about the salient features of the Bill and also the urgent necessity for the protection and preservation of the Temples in Kashmir. The visiting delegation informed BJP President that the Temples of Kashmir represent a continuous flow of 5000 years old civilization from the times of Ramayana and Mahabharata and it is our bounden duty to preserve them for the posterity. Man arrested with illicit liquor pouches EJAC resents delay in regularization of DRWs Excelsior Correspondent SRINAGAR, Apr 26: Employees Joint Action Committee (EJAC) has expressed strong resentment over the delay being caused by the State Government in regular- ization of daily rated workers (DRWs) and other temporary employees in the State. In a meeting of the EJAC held here under the chairman- ship of Abdul Qayoom Wani the members discussed the issues of the State and Public Sector employees. All the participating members expressed serious concern over the delay in regu- larization of daily wagers and other temporary employees. They resolved to chalk out a strategy to tackle this issue. The meeting described the issue of regularization of daily wagers and temporary employees as a unique one and claimed that EJAC shall utilize all its resources and capacities to solve this issue. Mr Wani alleged that the existing and previous Governments took steps in this regard but every time delayed the issue of regularization delib- erately. He further alleged that politi- cians every time tried to use the issue of daily wagers, casual labours and temporary employees for their petty interests and tried to snatch their rights for vote bank politics. It has been learnt that new committees are being framed and information is sought from departments although every information and verification sought by GAD and Finance Department is lying with them. It is presumed that this step may cause further delay and politi- cians may grind their axe by resorting to delaying tactics. The members urged the State Government that the genuine issue of State employees includ- ing pay anomalies, regularisa- tion, financial support to sick public sector units, enhancement of Medical allowance, provi- sion for implementation of 7th Pay Commission in budget 2016 etc be solved without any delay. MLAs’ delegation calls on CM on reservation issue Excelsior Correspondent JAMMU, Apr 26: A delega- tion of legislators of reserved categories led by Rigzin Jora, MLA, Leh today called on Chief Minister, Mehbooba Mufti here and submitted a memorandum for restoration of reservation in promotions. The delegation apprised the Chief Minister about the gross mis-interpretation of stay grant- ed by the apex court in SLP, filed by private respondents against High Court's verdict of striking down Section 6 of Reservation Act and sections 9, 10 & 34 of Reservation Rules. They requested the Chief Minister to direct Chief Secretary and all the Administrative Secretaries to give due representation to reserved categories in the pro- motions. They further urged the Chief Minister to bring a suitable leg- islation in the ensuing Assembly session to restore the reservation in promotions which is a serious socio-political issue. In the memorandum, the MLAs point- ed out that during the Governor's rule, they also met the Chief Secretary and request- ed him to direct administrative secretaries not to complicate already complex issue of Reservation in promotions but in spite of that the administra- tive secretaries are continuously issuing OPG promotion orders as well as moving many propos- als of promotions for DPC clear- ance. Asgar Ali Karbalie (MLA Kargil), Deldan Namgyal (MLA, Nubra), (MLA, Zanskar), Javed Ahmed Rana (MLA Mendhar), Ajaz Ahmed Khan (MLA Gool-Arnas), Mumtaz Ahmed Khan (MLA Gulabgarh), Neelam Kumar Langeh (MLA Ramban), Dina Nath (MLA Chenani), Kuldeep Raj (MLA Hiranagar, Dr Devinder Kumar Manyal (MLA Samba), Dr Kirshan Lal (MLA Chhamb), Qamar Hussain (MLA Rajouri) and Chaudhary Mohd Akram (MLA Surankote) were part of the delegation. The Chief Minister gave a patient hearing and assured an early solution to this issue. Hindustan Sales Corporation organizes contractors meet Bullion traders call-off strike Excelsior Correspondent JAMMU, Apr 26: On Central Government's assurance that max- imum demands of the bullion traders will be redressed, the jew- ellers called-off their strike after remaining on strike for the second day today. Talking to Excelsior over phone, Raman Suri, Chairman, Sarafa Association and Swarnkar Sangh Joint Action Committee Jammu Province said that a 20 members committee headed by All India Jewellers Action Committee (AIJAC). During verbal talk, the Union Government assured the com- mittee members that maximum issues included in the 39 points demands projected by the jew- ellers will be redressed and writ- ten orders in this regard will be issued shortly. After the assurance, the bul- lion traders called-off their strike. Two make abortive attempts on life Excelsior Correspondent JAMMU, Apr 26: Two per- sons including a woman allegedly made abortive bids on their lives by consuming some poisonous substance at their respective residences in city outskirts, today. According to police sources, a woman namely Sonia (30) wife of Sohan, a resident of Karwanda in Kot Bhalwal area, today consumed some poison- ous substance at her home over some unknown reasons. "Similarly, a man identified as Anchal Singh (30) son of Dev Raj, a resident of Marh also made a vain attempt to end his life by consuming some poison- ous substance at her home", the spokesman said, adding both were shifted to Government Medical College and Hospital, Jammu for treatment. He said that the condition of both was stated to be stable till the last reports came in. "In both cases, the concerned police had taken cognizance of the matter", he added. People protest against CAPD Deptt Excelsior Correspondent UDHAMPUR, Apr 26: Up in arms against non-availability of ration, people held a strong protest demonstration against Consumer Affairs and Public Distribution (CAPD) Deportment at Jakhani, Domail, here today. The agitating people were shouting slogans against the CAPD Department for its failure to provide ration from the last four months. They also staged a dharna and blocked the road for some time. They alleged that the Government was imposing uneth- ical and non-practical policies without knowing ground realities thus increasing the public prob- lems. They also announced to submit a memorandum to Prime Minister Narendra Modi high- lighting their grievance. Murti Sthapna Divas of Kabotra Mahajan Biradari on May 1 Excelsior Correspondent JAMMU, Apr 26: Kabotra Mahajan Biradari is going to celebrate its Murti Sthapna Divas on May 1, 2916 at Kuldevi Sheetla Mata Mandir, Rakh Baran (on Jammu- Akhnoor Road). All the members of Biradari have been requested to partici- pate along with their families and seek blessings of Mata Kuldevi Ji. Hawan will start at 10 am followed by Bhajan Kirtan and community Bhandara at 1 pm. RJMLS constitutes Mufti Sayeed Memorial Award Excelsior Correspondent JAMMU, Apr 26: Rasa Javedani Memorial Literary Society has constituted "Mufti Mohd Sayeed Memorial Award" from this year. The award consists of Rs 51, 000/- cash, citation and memen- to. The award would be given to a politician/ Academicians who has rendered tremendous serv- ice to Politics/Academics. The award would be pre- sented every year on the death anniversary of Mufti Mohd Sayeed. This was disclosed today by Prof Shohab Inayat Malik, president Rasa Javedani Memorial Literary Society and HoD Urdu. Hiranagar Police rescues 11 bovine animals, seizes truck Excelsior Correspondent KATHUA, Apr 26: Eleven bovine animals which were being carried to Kashmir Valley were rescued while the truck carrying them was seized by Hiranagar Police during a rou- tine checking at its Naka at Lodhi Morh on Jammu - Pathankot National Highway early this morning. However the smugglers including the driver and conductor of the truck man- aged to escape. According to police at 4.45 am today one truck bearing reg- istration number JK0AF 9327 which was on its way from Lakhanpur to Jammu after reaching at Lohdi Morh Naka near Kootah was asked by the cops on duty to stop. However the inmates of the truck includ- ing driver and conductor left the truck and fled away. The police seized the truck and bovine animals and regis- tered a case under section 188 RPC at PS Hiranagar. The police said that the bovines were being carried to Kashmir Valley. Participants and winners of Declamation Contest by NDS at Jammu on Tuesday. JWAM protests against 'NIT Srinagar inquiry report' Excelsior Correspondent JAMMU, Apr 26: Jammu West Assembly Movement (JWAM) today held a peaceful protest against the inquiry report submitted by the NIT Srinagar inquiry committee, terming the report malicious and a conspiracy to ouster the non-local students from the institution. Addressing the protesting activists, JWAM president, Sunil Dimple, condemned the malicious inquiry report sub- mitted by the inquiry commit- tee. He said that the report is a conspiracy against the non local students holding them responsible for law and order problem in the institution. Dimple expressed surprise that the local students who raised pro Afzal and pro Pakistan slogans and burnt National flags were given clean chit by the committee while the non-local students who chanted National slogans and hoisted Tricolor were held responsible for the law order problem in NIT Srinagar. He appealed the people to support the nationalists non local students of NIT Srinagar as their career is at stake and this is fight and a battle between the nationalists and anti-nationalist forces. Alleging that the non-local students are not safe and secure in NIT Srinagar, Dimple demanded the Prime Minister to open NIT campus in Jammu and immediately migrate all the NIT outsider students to other States and in Jammu. Secy Higher Education appointed Nodal Officer for UBA Excelsior Correspondent JAMMU, Apr 26: The State Government has nominated Hemant Kumar Sharma, Secretary Higher Education Department as designated Nodal Officer for coordinating the Unnat Bharat Abhiyan (UBA) activities in the State. The Higher Education Department shall be Nodal Department for implementation of UBA activities at the State level. An order in this regard was issued today by the General Administration Department. Power shut down Excelsior Correspondent JAMMU, Apr 26: In order to carry out the construction works under R-APDRP, the power sup- ply to EWS Colony Lower Roop Nagar, Sharika Vihar, Paloura, Vikas Colony and its adjacent areas fed from RN-3 feeder will remain affected on April 27 to 29 from 10 am to 2 pm. Meanwhile, to carry out con- struction of 400 KV D/C Samba- Amargarh Transmission Line (Package -I), the shutdown of 11 KV Line PK-3 feeder for stringing work at Loc No: 51/0 to 52/0 has been allowed on April 27 and 28 from 10 am to 5 pm. Office of the Inspector General, Frontier HQ BSF Kashmir Notice Inviting e-Tender No. e-Tender Notice/E-23/FTR-KMR/16/620-32 Dated : 31-3-2016 The Executive Engineer (Civil), FTR HQ BSF Srinagar invites on behalf of President of India online item rate Tender for the following works:- NIT No. 23/FTR-KMR/NIT-SGR/2015-16 Name of work:- “Renovation/Up-Gradation of (Civil & Elect) of Transit campus BK. No- 01 to 05 and Guest room & cook house at BSF campus PCK, Under SHQ BSF SGR, Estimated Cost Rs. 9,81,300/-, Earnest Money Rs. 19,626/- Period of comple- tion 90 Days, last time and date of submission of Bid 1100 Hrs on 02-05-2016. NIT No. 24/FTR-KMR/NIT-SGR/2015-16. Name of work:- “Up-Gradation/Renovation of Hospital complex at BSF campus PCK, Under SHQ BSF SGR” Estimated Cost Rs. 9,95,200/- Earnest Money Rs. 19,904/-, Period of completion 120 Days, Last time and date of submission of Bid 1100 Hrs on 02/05/2016. NIT No. 26/FTR-KMR/NIT-SGR/2015-16 Name of Work : “Up-Gradation/Renovation of 16 Nos (12+4 Nos Huts) suits and cook of BSF Chinar officers Institute of BSF campus PCK, Under SHQ BSF SGR. Estimated Cost Rs. 9,99,300/-, Earnest Money Rs. 19,986/-, Period of completion 90 Days, Last time and date of submission of Bid 1100 Hrs on 02-05-2016. NIT No. 25/FTR/KMR/NIT-SGR/2015-16 Name of Work:- “Renovation /Up-Gradation of 08 Nos VIP Suits and 01 No VVIP Suite (DG Room) of BSF Chinar officers Institute at BSF campus, PCK, Under SHQ BSF SGR, Estimated Cost Rs. 4,37,646/-, Earnest Money Rs. 8,753/-, Period of Completion 120 Days, Last time and date of submission of Bid 1100 Hrs on 02-05- 2016. 2- The Bid form and other details can be obtained from the website www.eprocure.gov.in 3- The Bid shall be opened on 1130 Hrs on 02-05-2016. 4- Period during which EMD cast of tender document E-Tender processing Fee and other documents shall be submitted at 1100 Hrs on 02-05-2016. Sd/- (Er. A.K. Kalia) Dy Comdt (Works)/EE (Civil) davp 19110/11/0058/1617 For and behalf of President of India JAMMU AND KASHMIR ACADEMY OF ART CULTURAL AND LANGUAGES, DIVISIONAL OFFICE CANAL ROAD JAMMU Ph. NO. 2577643 , 2579576 TENDER NOTICE J& K Academy of Art, Culture and Languages Canal Road, Jammu invites Sealed Tenders affixed with Revenue Stamps worth Rs. 5/- (Rupees five) only for hiring of A) light and sound system, B) Stage and Tentage C) Catering from the reputed/registered firms for its culture and literary programmes in the open and indoor venues The tender should reach this office on or before 16-05-2016 . The tenders should be super scribed in bold letters as tenders for light and sound system, erection of temporary stage, Catering, Tent, Chairs etc. The details of sealed tenders, other terms and conditions can be had from the office of the undersigned from 28 -04-2016 during office hours. DIP/J-172-P Sd/- Dt: 26-4-2016 Additional Secretary (J)
