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1 403 MEHBOOB HUSSIAN SCOOTY2 532 LATEEF AHMAD KHAN SCOOTY3 284 RIYA2 AHMAD NAJAR SCCOTY4 538 MEHRAJUDIN WANI COMPUTER5 99 BILALAH KATHOO LAPTOP6 276 SHOWKATAH BABA WASHING7 310 ALI MOHD BHAT WASHING8 725 SHABIR AH KHAN FRIDGE9 271 WORLD ONLINE RICE COOKER10 280 SALIQ SHAFI RICE COOKER11 817 MOHDSHAFI GANIE RICE COOKER12 443 GH RASOOL KUNDOO RICE COOKER13 57 MOHD ASHRAF MIR RICE COOKER14 497 GH NABI SHAH RICE COOKER15 160 GH MOHD BHAT RICE COOKER16 69 FAISAL AHMAD RICE COOKER17 292 MEHREEN RICE COOKER18 274 ASAR BAKERY RICE COOKER19 520 NAZIR AHMAD DHOBI RICE COOKER20 695 RIYAZ AHMAD WANI RICE COOKER21 157 ALTAF AHMAD SHAWL RICE COOKER22 92 MOHD ASHRAF RICE COOKER23 1016 MOHD HUSSIAN ZAROO RICE COOKER24 221 FIDA HUSSIAN RICE COOKER25 101 SHOWKATAH MIR RICE COOKER26 666 HELLO SHOPIE RICE COOKER27 138 NAZIR AH YATOO RICE COOKER28 957 NAZIR AH DAR RICE COOKER29 683 GULZARAH MIR ROOM HEATER30 344 SAMEER AH BHAT ROOM HEATER31 594 JAVAID AH KHATANA ROOM HEATER32 121 AKHOON TELECOM ROOM HEATER33 555 MOHD RAMZAN TAPLOO ROOM HEATER34 208 ADILRASHID ROOM HEATER35 631 HUSSIAN BHAI ROOM HEATER36 976 MOOMIN REHMAN ROOM HEATER37 243 SARFARAZ NOOR ROOM HEATER38 999 MOHD SALEEM MIR ROOM HEATER39 614 UMER NABI COOLER40 492 MUZAFFARAH MIR COOLER41 398 MANZOOR AH KHAN COOLER42 393 NOOR MOHD SOFI COOLER43 526 ZARA SALMANI COOLER44 130 FAROOQ AH BHAT COOLER45 948 TARIQAH BHAT COOLER46 528 ASIM MUSHTAQ BHAT COOLER47 543 ABDUL MAJEED COOLER48 87 NISAR AH GHAZI COOLER49 73 MOHD IQBAL HAJAM COOLER50 135 URBA JAVEED COOLER51 68 SAIF-UD-DIN SHEIKH COOLER52 426 MUZAFFARAH DAR COOLER53 587 MOHD YAQOOD MIR COOLER54 813 SHABIR AH KUMAR COOLER55 458 SAJAD AH BEIGH COOLER56 542 ALTAF AH GANIE COOLER57 04 ABDUL AHAD DHOBI COOLER58 871 MIN HAJJ TAWFEEQ COOLER59 326 ADIL BASHIR SOFI COOLER60 307 SHABIR AH THAKUR COOLER61 483 SAMEER AH BHAT COOLER62 946 MOHD AMIN COOLER63 370 GH MOHD WANI COOLER64 584 MUFFINS BAKERY COOLER65 389 SHAKEEL AH MALIK COOLER66 949 MOHD MUDASIR DAR COOLER67 300 AJAZAH MIR COOLER68 803 MIR MUSHTAQ COOLER69 506 SIFTAIL AH BANGI COOLER70 52 GH NABI BHAT COOLER71 651 MUZAFFAR AH MIR COOLER72 812 FAROOQ AH SHAH COOLER73 124 BASHIR AH BABA COOLER74 421 ISHTIYAQ HUSSIAN COOLER75 167 ABDUL GANIE KALLA COOLER76 254 SHOWKATAH HAFIZ COOLER77 188 HINA ALTAF COOLER78 152 KHALID BABA COOLER79 79 FIRDOUS AH ZAR EXHAUST FAN80 427 SHAKEELA AKHTER EXHAUST FAN81 249 JAVAID AHMAD EXHAUST FAN82 180 MOHD RAFIQ EXHAUST FAN83 1040 SAJA KHATOON EXHAUST FAN84 881 GH NABI MAGLOO EXHAUST FAN85 36 FAROOQ AH DAR EXHAUST FAN86 668 MOHD SHAFI WANI EXHAUST FAN87 489 MOHD AMIN SHAH EXHAUST FAN88 669 RIYAZ AH NAJAR EXHAUST FAN89 321 AJAZAH MIR EXHAUST FAN90 831 JAVAID AH DAR EXHAUST FAN91 534 NIDA GARMENTS EXHAUST FAN92 94 ASHIQ GULZAR EXHAUST FAN93 168 ARF-A JAAN EXHAUST FAN94 119 QURAT-UL-AIN EXHAUST FAN95 978 MANZOOR AH WANI EXHAUST FAN96 14 ALI MOHD KATHOO EXHAUST FAN97 46 FAROOQ AH SOFI EXHAUST FAN98 642 BASHIR AH GANIE EXHAUST FAN99 836 ROMIA MANZOOR EXHAUST FAN100 50 NAZIR AH GOJRI EXHAUST FAN101 486 GH MOHD JAAN EXHAUST FAN102 33 IRTIQA RAFIQ EXHAUST FAN

103 703 NAYEEM NAZIR EXHAUST FAN104 217 MUZAFFAR FAROOQ EXHAUST FAN105 445 MOHD SULTAN DAR EXHAUST FAN106 560 MUNTAHA EXHAUST FAN107 216 RIYAZ AH SHEIKH EXHAUST FAN108 376 MOHD SADIQ BHAT EXHAUST FAN109 990 MEHRAJ EXHAUST FAN110 357 SANIA KABEER EXHAUST FAN111 391 RIYAZ AH KALOO EXHAUST FAN112 512 HILALAH DAR EXHAUST FAN113 226 NIGHAT FAROOQ EXHAUST FAN114 453 MANZOOR AH GANIE EXHAUST FAN115 576 ZAINAB AYOUB EXHAUST FAN116 556 MANZOOR AH BHAT EXHAUST FAN117 984 ASHIQ HUSSIAN KHAN EXHAUST FAN118 449 GH JEELANI MALLA EXHAUST FAN119 475 KHALID AH GANIE HOT CASE120 218 IRFAN AH ZARGAR HOT CASE121 567 ZAKIR HUSSIAN HOT CASE122 481 MANZOOR AH WANI HOT CASE123 20 MUSHTAQ AH BHAT HOT CASE124 34 GH NABI WANI HOT CASE125 256 ZAHIDAH DAR HOT CASE126 441 MR SHAKEEL AH HOT CASE127 75 AB KHALIQ MIR HOT CASE128 252 ESHAAN AH MALLA HOT CASE129 582 AB KHALIQ SOPORI HOT CASE130 417 SHOWKATAH PANZOO HOT CASE131 428 MUNAZAH MEHRAJ HOT CASE132 457 MOHD ANWAR HOT CASE133 864 LABEEB AHANGER HOT CASE134 887 MEHAK JAAN HOT CASE135 891 SALIQ BASHIR HOT CASE136 917 MEHBOOB QADRI HOT CASE137 925 RIYAZ RATHER HOT CASE138 942 DANISH NAZIR HOT CASE139 933 MASARAT JAN HOT CASE140 716 BASHIR AH BABA HOT CASE141 189 GH NABI SOFI HOT CASE142 719 PARVAIZ AH GAME HOT CASE143 133 FAIZANAH MIR HOT CASE144 537 ARFAT FAROOQ HOT CASE14S 649 SHABIR AH SOFI HOT CASE146 1042 ADILTELI HOT CASE147 406 UMER ASHRAF HOT CASE148 591 MEHRAJ-UD-DIN CHESTI HOT CASE149 1154 GULZAR AH MATOO HOT CASE150 285 UMER YOUSUF HOT CASE151 834 MOHD HUSSIAN HOT CASE152 28 FAYAZ AH KHAN HOT CASE153 401 FAROOQ AH MIR HOT CASE154 70 MOHD MAQBOOL HOT CASE155 533 KHUSHBOOAMIN HOT CASE156 607 MOHD YOUSUF HOT CASE157 1033 AJAZ SHAFI HOT CASE158 1138 GH QADIR HOT CASE159 47 GH QADIR SOFI MOBILE160 122 HILAL AH BHAT MOBILE161 757 AJAZ AH MIR MOBILE162 343 RIYAZAH RESHI MOBILE163 879 RAFIQAH KALOO MOBILE164 286 MUZAFFAR AH BHAT MOBILE165 235 GULZAR AH ITOO MOBILE166 600 MOHD YASEEN MOBILE167 498 RIYAZ AH MAG RAY MOBILE168 64 MANZOOR AH MALLA MOBILE169 522 RUKAYA JAAN MOBILE170 566 ZAHOOR AH DAR MOBILE171 485 MOHDYOUSUFBHAT MOBILE172 575 AJAZ AH BHAT MOBILE173 604 MANZOOR AH KALOO MOBILE174 527 AB AZIZ DAR MOBILE175 606 MEHRAJ-UD-DIN MOBILE176 820 BILALAH KUMAR MOBILE177 1004 HUDA SHABIR MOBILE178 296 ABIDAH HANDOO MOBILE179 447 AQIB MUSHTAQ DAR THERMAS180 1105 JOHN MOHD THERMAS181 960 LIYAQAT ALI THERMAS182 250 ALI MOHD MIR THERMAS183 811 AB QAYOOM MIR THERMAS184 224 KHURSHEEDAHMIR THERMAS185 596 AB RASHID GEELANI THERMAS186 120 MUKHTAR AH ZANDA THERMAS187 628 MUSHTAQ AH THERMAS188 959 HILAL AH BABA THERMAS189 242 SHOWKATAH BHAT CLOCK190 558 MEHRAJ-UD-DIN BHAT CLOCK191 953 YAMEEN BASHIR CLOCK192 603 NISARAH GANIE CLOCK193 236 ASHIQAH ITOO CLOCK194 456 MOHD SHAFI CLOCK195 116 MUDASIR HUSSIAN CLOCK196 463 MOHD IQBAL CLOCK197 211 JAVAID AH TUDA CLOCK198 1008 JAVAID AH BANDAY CLOCK199 549 ARFAT LONE CLOCK200 161 ALI MOHD BHAT CLOCK

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BARKATULLAH UNIVERSITY BHOPALRESULT NOTIFICATION

DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHYMohd. Shafi Zargar S/o Gh. Mohd. Zargar bearing University Registration No. R10/30686 pursued the Ph. D Studies on whole time basis in Govt. Hamidia P.G College Bhopal submitted his Thesis entitled “Jammu Kashmir Main Urdu fiction ek Mutala” under the supervision of Dr. Arjumand Bano is declared qualified for Ph.D degree in Urdu (Faculty of Arts) Barkatullah University Bhopal, (MP).By order SD/-

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Office of the Asstt. Regional Transport Officer BudgamNOTICE

Whereas a joint application has been received from Riyaz Ahmad Qureshi S/o Rafiq Ahmad Qureshi R/o Chanapora, Srinagar (as transferor) and Imtiyaz Ahmad Khan S/o Muhammad Sidiq Khan R/o Bagiyas Chattabal Srinagar (As

transferee) for transfer of A/R carriage route permit no. 4864/Star covering vehicle No. JK04-0137. Now, therefore, it is notified for general information that objections, if any to the proposed transfer of the said route permit/vehicle shall be filled writing in the office of the Regional Transport Officer Budgam within a period of 7 days.No. JKRTOK/340 Sd/ Asst. Regional Transport Officer Dated: 25-04-2013 Budgam001

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CONTROL OF BLINDNESS CAMPat

District Hospital KulgamInauguration by:

Mr. Mir Jahangir Ahmad(District Development Commissioner Kulgam)

On 03 June 2013In presence of:

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Now it is therefore, notified for general information that objections. If any, to the proposed cancellation/ of Hire Purchase Agreement shall be field in writing in the Office of Asstt. Regional Transport Officer, Baramulla (H.Q Sopore) within a period of 07 days from the publication of this notice.

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Mufti always acted as yes-man of Delhi: NC

‘PDP has become safe haven for corrupt people’

GK NEWS NETWORK

Srinagar, June 4: Omar Abdul-lah's Political Secretary Tanvir Sadiq on Tuesday lashed out at PDP calling its patron (Mufti Muhammad Sayeed) as a yes man of BJP and its party as a safe haven for corrupt people.

Reacting to the statement of PDP Patron Tanvir said “Yes, Mufti sahib is a glaring exam-ple of a yes-man of Delhi and that was proved during PR Bill in the assembly” adding “He succumbed to Delhi’s dictates, and delivered the biggest blow to special status of state”

“The fact that BJP members had come all the way from Delhi to garner support for the PDP shows who seeks directions from Delhi” said Tanvir adding “It proves beyond doubt where his loyalties lay” he said. “For 40 years, PDP patron used to unfold Congress flags in every village of the state and now is using the green flag to hood-wink the people”

"People are wise enough

to understand the designs behind P DP ' s d ouble speak as they have experienced this characteristic of the party since its inception in the politics. Their only aim is to grab power by hook and crook” Tanvir said

Asking them to come out clear on their stand on Self rule Tanvir said “Now they are look-ing for some other ways and means to find a resolution, They have forgotten Self rule and not even once have they mentioned about it in their recent gather-ing, they should come out clear-ly to say that their self rule was just an imaginary document and its over” he said. “As self-rule balloon has burst without a whimper, this party will face the same fate “

“Why didn’t PDP patron speak about re-negotiation of NHPC when he was a minis-ter in Mir Qasim Sahib’s cabi-net or when he was the Home

Minister of India or even utter a word when he was the Chief Minister of the state” Tanvir said. “Just to play politics now he is trying to deceive people with false

information and promises” he added “In the same way his party is playing politics on AFSPA today and not even once has he spoken about this law when he was in power for the fear of losing his chair”

Calling this party a safe haven for corrupt people Tanvir said “The PDP leadership con-tinues to embarrass themselves shamelessly by getting all the corrupt people into their fold and they still have the audacity to then make ridiculous accusa-tion against the government”

“Mufti Sahib talks about corruption free society and on the other hand takes all the cor-rupt people into his party fold who have cases still pending in various anti-graft court” he said

adding “From Doda, to Kashmir all the ex-bureaucrats who have recently joined this party have cases pending against them”

“This party has now the distinction of being the only party whose majority of lead-ers have cases against them on corruption charges” he said adding “Amusingly all these ex- bureaucrats who have joined this party are the same ones who were charged by the PDP regime on corruption charges where wholesale corruption, nepotism, kickbacks in the purchase were order of the day” he said adding “by setting up the Vigilance Commission, re-constituting the Accountability Commission and empowering people through Right to Infor-mation Act and Public Service Guarantee Act, Omar led gov-ernment has created substan-tial means to reduce chances of corruption” adding “This will help in identifying unscrupu-lous elements in the adminis-tration and then they can join the Ink pot party.”

Limit Amarnath Yatra to 15 days: TeH

Srinagar, June 4: Tehreek- e- Hurriyat (TeH) on Tuesday said the political stability in the region would be a far fetched dream until the Kashmir issue was addressed in accordance with the aspirations of the people of Jammu Kashmir.

This was stated at a meeting of Tehreek executive council held here today with its chairman Syed Ali Shah Geelani in chair.

The meeting adopted a resolu-tion, asking both India and Paki-stan to adopt a rational approach vis-à-vis Kashmir issue.

“Bilateral talks between the two countries may serve some pro-visional and material gains but it won’t serve any purpose vis-à-vis Kashmir issue if the prime party (Kashmiris) and their aspirations are ignored. For, people of Jammu and Kashmir are the principal party

to the Kashmir issue. Any solution thrust upon the people against their aspiration won’t be acceptable,” the Resolution, according to Tehreek spokesman, states, adding that “Jammu and Kashmir was never a part of India and it is not a part India. The present turmoil in state is a fall-out of forced control of New Delhi on the state. For, India has established its control on the state through its might, military power and deceitful maneuvers.”

“The executive council unan-imously declared that govern-ment of India is suppressing the genuine voice of people through its arrogance military power and foxy politics. New Delhi has unleashed a reign of terror and is carrying out cultural aggression by promoting moral wayward-ness, nudity and use of drugs and narcotics. They in order to over-

power the sentiments of youth brought about changes in the edu-cation system. The mass killing and rehabilitation of outsiders in the state are the part their game plan. The agencies are hell-bent on changing the demography of the state. Lakhs of laborers, arti-sans, nomads and beggars are being pushed in state to damage the social fabric and economy of the people,” a TeH spokesman quoted the executive members of the party as having said.

Regarding Amarnath Yatra, the executive members clarified that people are against yatra but stressed that it (Yatra) needed to be managed on Uttrakhand pat-tern. “Government of India is politicizing the religious pilgrim-age and under its garb imple-ments its political agenda. The increasing number of yatris and

extending the specified period by two months have adverse effect on the environment and ecol-ogy of the area,” the resolution reads, adding that Yatra period be limited to 15 days and lim-ited number of yatris should be allowed as already done in Gan-gotri in Uttaranchal.”

“Natural resources and forests are on the verge of extinction and power resources are exploited by the Delhi government and its forces. The armed forces are indiscriminately felling trees in forests and they have occupied 28 lakh kanal of agricultural and forest land,” the members alleged.

Condemning the continued house detention of Syed Ali Shah Geelani, the members said there is no justification for unconstitutional detention of its chairman.

Prof Wani takes over as director IKS

Srinagar, June 4: Prof Gul W a n i o f t h e D e p a r t -ment of P o l i t i -cal Sci-ence, University of Kashmir, has taken over as Director UNESCO Madanjeet Singh Institute of Kashmir Studies.

Prof Wani has expertise in Kashmir and South Asia Studies. He has contributed papers to several journals and has three books to his credit. Prof Wani has visited several countries, including England, Turkey, Pakistan, Thailand, UAE, Sri Lanka, Northern Ireland and Singa-pore. He delivered lectures at Queen’s University Belfast and LUMS (Lahore). Prof Wani is a visiting profes-sor at the Centre for Multi-level Federalism Institute of

Social Sciences, New Delhi and Centre for Peace and International Relations IUST (Awantipora). Prof Wani is the State Coordinator for the Centre for the Study Develop-ing Societies (CSDS), Delhi. He has conducted several election surveys in the state of Jammu and Kashmir including a survey on the State of Democracy in South Asia. Prof Wani is member of Conciliation Resources London, Centre for Dialogue and Reconciliation New Delhi and many other aca-demic bodies.

UNESCO Madanjeet Singh Institute of Kashmir Studies is a premier multi-disciplinary institute and has started its MA Course in Kashmir and South Asia Studies from 2013 onwards. The institute is the first of its kind in the Univer-sity of Kashmir which has seats reserved for the students of SAARC countries.

DFP to hold demonstration on June 17Calls for shutdown on PM’s visit

Srinagar, June 4: Demo-cratic Freedom Party (DFP) on Tuesday decided to hold protests on June 17, at Pratap Park here against, what it called, New Delhi’s oppres-sion in Kashmir. It urged the people to observe complete shutdown when Prime Min-ister Dr Mahmohan Singh arrives in the Valley.

The decision to this effect was taken at a meeting of Party members held here today with chairman Shabir Ahmad Shah in chair. All the district heads and other party workers par-ticipated in the meeting.

“ I nt er n at ion a l community should take notice of the critical situation in Kashmir and a strategy needs to be worked out to face the challenges that the resistance move-ment is confronting,” said Shah while addressing the meeting, adding that “Our political struggle is for the right to self-determina-tion. The martyrs who laid down their lives in the move-ment have internationalized the Kashmir issue. It is the

responsibility of the political leaders to respect the sacrific-es of the people and take their mission to its logical end”.

“The separatist leaders who have spent 10 -15 years in jails are being

awarded life imprisonments and the arrest of the Hurri-yat leaders is going on. People are being implicated in false cases,” he said, adding that “The killers of the innocent youth during 2008, 2009 and 2010 are still free and have

not been brought to book,” Shah added.

“The hanging of Afzal Guru has come as a blow to the Kash-mir nation. For, the judge said the Guru was to be hanged to satisfy the collective conscience of Indian nation.

New Delhi even denied the Afzal’s wife and son last meeting with him. To keep living people in jails makes sense but New Delhi is keeping dead people in jails to which the whole nation is protesting and demanding his mortal remains,” Shah added.

Eco-March in Sgr Srinagar, June 4: The Depart-ment of Ecology Environment and Remote Sensing organized an Eco-March today from Nehru Park to Grand Palace Hotel. The Eco-March was meant for creat-ing awareness among the people regarding the Environmental issues in the State. The rally com-prised of school children, teachers, environmentalists, youth and con-servation conscious citizens. The rally was flagged off by Commis-sioner/ Secretary, Forest Depart-ment, Sheikh Ejaz Iqbal in pres-ence of Principal Chief Conserva-tor of Forests, J&K Vinod Ranjan, Director Ecology Environment and Remote Sensing, Suresh Chugh.