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04 Greater Kashmir SRINAGAR | August 22, 2017, Tuesday WANI FAMILY BEREAVED With profound grief and sorrow we inform the demise of our beloved father Ghulam Muhammad Wani S/o Late Ghulam Qadir Wani R/o Kani Mazar, Nawa Kadal, Srinagar who left for heavenly abode on August 21, 2017. His congregational Fateha Khawani will be held on Friday, August 25 at 2.30 PM after Friday prayers at our ancestral graveyard at Kani Mazar, Nawa Kadal, Srinagar. Bereaved Family Muhammad Yousuf Wani, Muhammad Shafi Wani, Khursheed Ahmad Wani, Hilal Ahmad Wani (Sons) Cell No: 9419015920 DEMISE With profound grief and sorrow we inform the demise of Parveena Akhter, D/o Abdul Rashid Bhat, R/o:- Banamsar Sonwar passed away on 20 August 2017 (Sunday). Her Fateh Khawani will be held on 23 August 2017 ( Wednesday) at graveyard Gupkar Road Near Nursing Home Sgr at 9:30 am. Bereaved NOBLE SOULS NEVER DIE They remain alive in the hearts of their loved ones REMEMBERING YOU, AALIYA ALI A million time we’ve needed you, A million times we’ve cried, If love alone could save you, You never would have died, In life we loved you dearly, In death we love you still, In our hearts you hold a place, No one else can ever fill, It broke our heart to lose you, But you didn’t go alone, Part of us went with you, Our hearts still ache in sadness, Our silent tears still flow, For what it meant to lose you, No one will ever know, Your golden heart stopped beating, He only takes the best. Dear Aaliya, everyone remembers your politeness, honesty, simplicity and high thinking. We miss you invariably and remember you each and every day with our silent tears. May Allah grant you highest place in Jannah (Aameen). .... FROM .... Dr. Aamir Sohail, Maliha, Madiha, Mahmer NK005-GK Kashmir Small Scale Industries Association (KSSIA) BAGHI ALI MARDAN KHAN, SRINAGAR CONDOLENCE The President, Office bearers and members of Kashmir Small Scale Industries Association (KSSIA) Baghi Ali Mardan Khan deeply regret the passing away of Makhdoom Mohammad Syeed Qureshi, one of the finest officers in administrative hierarchy and a truly dedicated sponsor of industry in J&K state in his capacities as Director Industries and Commerce, MD State Financial Corporation, Chairman J&K Bank and other positions. We pray to Almighty Allah to grant him place in Janat- ul-Firdous and convey heartfelt condolences to his sons Dr. Tariq Syeed, Mr. Wajahat Syeed, Mr. Ashiq Syeed, his Sons-in-Law Mr. Ishtiaq Ashai, Dr. Faiz Fazili, his nephew Mr. Meraj Ahmad Qureshi and other members of the bereaved family. Sd/- Ghulam Mohi-ud-Din General Secretary (KSSIA) 3 RD DEATH ANNIVERSARY OF ABDUL REHMAN SHAGOO Your life was a blessing your memory a treasure. You are loved beyond words, and missed beyond measure. We miss you always. Missing your love. Hyder, Hamaad R/o: Tankipora Drug peddlers arrested in Sopore, Handwara Despite govt warning, migrant teachers yet to resume duties Will give them a chance before taking action against them: DSEK SYED RIZWAN GEELANI Srinagar, Aug 21: Despite government warning seek- ing immediate resumption of duties by migrant teach- ers, scores of migrant teachers recruited under Prime Minister’s special package in Kashmir are yet to resume their duties at their respective place of postings. Officials said the teach- ers left valley post 2016 unrest that erupted in wake of killing of Hizbul Muja- hidin commander, Burhan Wani in an encounter on July 08. However, are yet to report to their drawing and disbursing officers. “Scores of these teachers are absconding from their duties since 2016 unrest which has taken a toll on academics in government schools,” an official said. The prolonged absence of these teachers from the schools had forced the department to issue a circu- lar asking them to resume their duties however the circular received meager response from the teachers. On August 04, the Direc- torate of School Education Kashmir (DSEK) in its circu- lar asked the migrant teach- ers to resume duties within week’s time “failing which disciplinary action will be taken against them.” “More than a week passed but some teachers have not resumed duties violating the government orders,” the official said. In its circular, DSEK also admitted that where- abouts of such employees were not known to their respective DDOs who have put such employees on notice. The officials said these teachers have entered into an agreement with the school education depart- ment at the time of their initial engagement that they shall in no case ask for transfer from Kashmir and shall discharge their duties in the valley under all circumstances. Meanwhile, director school education Kashmir G N Itoo said they are col- lecting the details of such teachers who are yet to resume their duties. “Some teachers have already reported back in their schools after we issued warning for them. We will issue a last warning for those who are yet to resume their duties,” he said. He said the teachers will have to report to their schools or departmental action will be taken against them. “The list of teachers, who won’t report to their duties, will be forwarded to government to initi- ate departmental action against them,” he said. Shortage of doctors at SDH Tral hampers patient care GHULAM MUHAMMAD Sopore, Aug 21: Continuing its drive against the drug menace, Sopore Police has arrested two notorious drug peddlers and recovered contraband substances from their possession A police spokesman said, acting on specific information, Sopore police apprehended two drug ped- dlers, identified as Showkat Ah Ganai son of Ghulam Ahmad Ganaie and Ab Qayoom Mir S/o. Gh Mohammad Mir residents of Ladoora. During Naka checking at Fruitman- di Crossing Byepass Sopore, 264 Cap- sules of Spasmo Proxyvon Plus were recovered from their possession._ A case has been registered a FIR No. 245/2017 U/s 8/22NDPS Act and further investigation have been taken up Meanwhile, Handwara police arrested an Inter District Drug ped- dler with huge consignment Of Charas (Cannabus Sativa) at Chogul. On a specific input Handwara Police caught Tariq Ahmed Ganai S/O Mohu- din Ganai R/O Behrampora Rafiabad. "Probably this consignment was meant for other states. We are inves- tigating the maer", said a senior police officer. SDPO Handwara Shabir Khan said "We were searching for Tariq since we had the inputs that he was the main person who was dealing in drug peddling and geing the youth addicted to drugs in this area of North Kashmir especially school and college students. We are looking for the source of the consignment". Some more arrests are expected in near future Khan said. Investigation is in the process. Meanwhile an FIR no 254/2017 US 8/20 NDPS Act is lodged at PS Handwara and inves- tigation is set into motion. IRFAN AMIN MALIK Tral, Aug 21: Patients in Tral township of district Pulwama suffer due to the absence of specialist doctors at sub district hospital (SDH) Tral here. The hospital caters to the needs 87 villages of the town despite the lack of adequate medical staff. Locals told Greater Kashmir that in absence of an anesthetist, ophthalmologist, ENT, pediatrician, and orthopedician, the hospital has taken a toll on patient care in the sub-district. They said that due to the shortage of the specialist doctors in the hospital, patients are forced to visit Sri- nagar hospitals for specialized treatment. “For a simple checkup, we have to take our children either to Srinagar hospitals or private clinics as there is only one pediatrician, who he is unable to cater to the patient rush in the hospital. More so, there is only one surgeon available in the hospital while the patient influx has increased immensely. This is the height of official apathy of government towards the people of Tral,” said Mohammad Murtaza Sheikh, who was accompanying his ailing daughter in the hospital. Official documents available with Greater Kashmir reveal that out of 26 required staff, the hospital has just 13 doctors. “The hospital is running without anesthetist, ophthalmologist, ENT, pediatrician, and orthopedician,” the documents reveal. They urged the Chief Minister Mehbooba Muſti and health minister to provide specialist doctors for SDH Tral so that sufferings of the people are mitigated. When contacted chief medical officer Pulwama, Dr Talat Jabeen denied the shortage of doctors at SDH Tral. “Currently the staff strength of doctors at SDH Tral is adequate. Over the years we have increased the staff and hopefully more specialist doctors will be provided in future.” she said. STATE twitter.com/GreaterKashmir_ facebook.com/DailyGreaterKashmir epaper.GreaterKashmir.com CMYK
