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MA Education 35,000/- 55,000/- 45,000/- 30,000/- 50,000/- 50,000/- 50,000/- 50,000/- CAA/00383 Sadiq Khan, London’s first Muslim mayor When Khan voiced concerns over 2014 Kashmir floods Called deluge in Himalayan region a ‘very grave humanitarian crisis’ MUDASIR YAQOOB Srinagar, May 7: London’s first Muslim Mayor, Sadiq Khan—who originally hails from Pakistan—was at the forefront of voicing concern over the devastating floods in Kashmir in 2014. The Labour Party’s Khan—son of a Pakistani bus driver—won 57 percent of votes to become London’s third Mayor, drawing media aention from across the world with specific focus on his religion than the position. When the floods hit Kashmir in September 2014, Khan—the Member Parliament from Tooting con- stituency in South London—wrote two leers to UK’s Department for International Development (DfID) and Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) about the devastating deluge, calling it a “very grave humanitarian crisis.” London, May 7: Choos- ing 'hope over fear', Londoners elected their first Muslim mayor on Thursday as Labour's Sadiq Khan comfortably romped home despite a xenophobic and Islam- ophobic campaign run by his Conservative opponent that even invoked Prime Min- ister Narendra Modi's name to garner Hindu votes. The 45-year-old Pakistani- origin Khan won 57 percent of the vote to easily beat Zac Gold- smith (43 percent). His tally of 1,310,143 votes gives him the largest personal mandate of any politician in British his- tory, The Guardian reported. Seeking to put behind him a campaign that saw his rivals portraying him as an "extremist" and distribut- ing pamphlets aimed at Hindus, Sikhs and Sri Lankans, Khan said that his victory showed that Sadiq Khan New mayor of London Aged: 45 years Party: Labour (centre-leſt) 1970: Born in London, The son of bus driver from Pakistan Source: Internet Civil society, High Court Bar Assoc press caution button Sinister design: Jama’at Srinagar, May 7: Jama’at-e-Islami Jammu and Kashmir today termed the seing up of proposed Sainik colony in Kashmir as a “sinister design” to weaken the state’s demographic character. “On the recommendation of Rajya Sainik Board (RSB), the Governor of Jammu and Kashmir has already approved the allotment of about 173 kanals of land near Old Airport Srinagar for establishment of residential facili- ties for the non-state subject army officers and army personnel but the RSB has demanded 350 kanals of land for the said purpose,” the Ruse to settle non-state subjects: Omar Abdullah Open aggression on Kashmiris: Geelani Srinagar, May 7: Hurriyat Conference (G) chairman Syed Ali Geelani termed as ‘open aggression on Kashmiri nation’ the New Delhi’s plan to establish ‘Sainik colony’ in Kashmir, saying “it is a resist or die like situation for the Kashmiri people”. Govt says no land allotted ‘Efforts on by certain quarters to disturb peace in Kashmir’ Move unacceptable: Yasin Malik Srinagar, May 7: Jammu Kashmir Lib- eration Front (JKLF) chairman Muhammad Yasin Malik, who is currently undergo- ing medical treat- ment in Delhi, strongly condemned the proposed establishment of colony for retired armed forces in Kashmir. 'Sainik Colony' Row Say move aimed to change Kashmir’s demography MUDDASIR ALI Srinagar, May 7: Kashmir Center for Social and Developmental Studies (KCSDS) and High Court Bar Association (HCBA) on Saturday warned the State Government against setting up separate (Sainik) colony for retired army men in the Valley and settling homeless non-state sub- jects in J&K, saying the move was aimed at “changing the demography” of Muslim majority State. The two bodies termed the proposal for bringing J&K under National Eligibility and Entrance Test (NEET) as “direct attack” on special status of J&K, asking people to “stand against ill designs of New Delhi.” GK NEWS NETWORK Srinagar, May 7: The State Government today said no land has been alloed or is being alloed anywhere in Kashmir for any hous- ing project in the name of ‘Sainik Colony’. “Like some other sec- tions of the working class and professionals, the ex-servicemen belong- ing to the State have been demanding land for a housing colony, but no allotment of land for any such project has been made anywhere in the ALTAF BABA Baramulla, May 7: Former Chief Minister and Nation- al Conference Working President, Omar Abdullah, on Saturday said the State Government’s proposal to go ahead with the “alloca- tion of land in the Valley for the proposed Sainik Colony could be a ruse to sele non-state subjects in Kashmir and hence bypass Article 370.” Addressing party lead- ers, delegates and work- ers at Baramulla today, Omar said the PDP-BJP Government’s “contra- dictory statements” on the See Sadiq Khan...on Pg-12 See Civil society...on Pg-12 See Govt says...on Pg-12 See Open aggression...on Pg-12 See Move unacceptable...on Pg-12 See Sinister design...on Pg-12 See Ruse to...on Pg-12 See When Khan...on Pg-12 See 22 persons...on Pg-12 See Ishfaq had memorized...on Pg-12 See 3 militants...on Pg-12 See Kashmir to remain...on Pg-12 See I promise...on Pg-12 Mubashir Khan/GK People offer funeral prayers of a militant at Tahab in Pulwama. Mir Wasim/GK 3 militants killed in Panzgam encounter ZAHID MAQBOOL Awantipura, May 7: Three militants were killed in an encounter with forces in Panzgam village in this south Kashmir area during intervening night of Fri- day-Saturday. Police said that opera- tion was carried out after receiving a tipoff about the presence of the militants in a house at Panzgam. A police official while talking to Greater Kashmir said: “We sealed all the entry and exit points lead- ing to the house and erect- ed barbed wire around the specific location. Multi-lay- ered cordon was laid on all possible routes to thwart any escape.” “It started at around 12:30 PM. As militants got 22 persons including 3 cops injured in clashes SHOWKAT DAR Pulwama, May 7: At least 22 persons including three policemen were injured in Tahab area of Pulwama during massive clashes fol- lowing the encounter which broke out at Panjgam, Awa- ntipora in which three mili- tants including two from HM and one from Lashkar were killed while a policeman was injured. Complete strike was observed in the whole area. Witnesses said that as the news about the death of Ishfaq had memorized 7 chapters of Quran without attending any seminary ZAHID MAQBOOL Awantipura, May 7: Abdul Hamid Dar, father of slain Ishfaq Dar of Dogripora who was killed in an encounter with forces vividly remembers his last meeting with his son. 'Kashmir to remain top issue in Indo-Pak talks' Islamabad, May 7: The Kashmir issue cannot be whisked away from the dialogue between New Delhi and Islamabad, Paki- stani Foreign Secretary Aizaz Chaudhry said on Saturday. Commenting on the stalled dialogue between India and Pakistan, Chaudhary said: "Whenever there will be talks between Pakistan and India, Kashmir will remain on top of the agenda." The arrest of alleged Indian spy Kulbus- han Yadav from Balochistan has verified I promise to heal your scars: CM tells youth GK NEWS NETWORK Srinagar, May 7: Placing great hope and expectations on the vast potential of the state’s youth, Chief Minister, Mehbooba Mufti, Saturday, said her task is cut out in creating an enabling environment that allows abundant employment opportuni- ties for the youngsters. She said youth have been the biggest casualty of more than two decades of vio- WINNER 50% needed to win. Secured 57% OPPONENT Secured 43% 1994: Human rights lawyer (to 2005) Labour local councilor (to 2006) 2005: Elected member of parliament 2010: Government minister (to 2010) 2016: Becomes mayor of London CMYK
