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PSA threat just a hollow threat, Land encroachment still going unabated in Jammu

Nitesh Sangral JAMMU, Feb 22: The recent announcement of state government to impose Public Safety Act (PSA) against the land grabbers was welcomed by the people, but it seems that its implementation is still slow. Despite clear evidence against many politicians and police officials in the land grabbing cases, none of them have been booked so for under the PSA, putting question mark over the intentions of the government. It is pertinent to mention here that the many land grabbers relation with the politicians and that people taking complete benefits of the relations surfaced recently in Jammu. The grabber’s encroachments of government land in the various areas in Jammu, in which Ratnu Chak, Bathindi, Sunjwan, Narwal, Sanik colony, Purmandal Morh, Shakti Nagar, Trikutta Nagar, and besides other areas is well known fact. It’s not only the government land but the encroachment the Nullahs have also come to notice of the agencies, and they have been mostly encroached by the high ...

Pre-Paid sims, still a security threat in J&K

Nitesh Sangral 2/21/2011 9:25:28 PM JAMMU, Feb 21: Despite repeated warnings to the telecom companies and given the directions by the Union Home Ministry to revivified the customer’s documents so that anti- national elements could not misuse of pre- paid SIM cards, telecom companies are still not following the norms. It is pertinent to mention here that in January, 2010, the government had lifted a ban on the use of pre-paid mobile connections in Jammu and Kashmir for one year and had notified strict criteria for re-verification of subscriber’s documents. In the fresh guidelines, it was stated that though no customer shall be given more than one pre-paid or post-paid connection, if an individual needs to second connections, he will have to give reasons. According to report, nearly 40 lakh pre-paid mobile customers in Jammu and Kashmir State and they may lose their connectivity if the process of re-verifying their identities is not completed by March 31 2011. In recently statem...

Hopes pinned on RMSA; Govt schools san basic facilities; even libraries are missing

Nitesh Sangral JAMMU: School Education-which is essential for the development of any society as a whole is considered as a fundamental right of the children of the society. It should be on the top priority of the government’s agenda particularly the state governments. The situation of school education in Jammu region is not up to the mark in many aspects. The library which is considered as the store house of knowledge and pre-requisite in all the schools, is horrifically missing in all the schools.  Even if it exist in some of the schools then its state is worst than worse. As per prescribed norms, every school must be provided with the library, laboratory and proper play ground for the overall development of the adolescent students. Even many schools are without the facilities of water and electricity. But many schools in the length and breadth of the region are without these basic facilities. In these circumstances how can one think of competing with the students of othe...

Border areas become den of illicit liquor, police sleeping

Nitesh Sangral JAMMU, Feb 14: The border areas of Jammu have become den of production and consumption of illicit liquor. Many of the areas in R.S Pura, Bishnah and Arnia area besides other parts of Samba, Kathua, Akhnoor, are worst affected by the menace. Though police claims to have taken number of steps to stop the menace, but sources said that in some cases, some officials within the administration are themselves involved in the illicit trade. Despite the imposition of ban on the sale and production of illicit liquor in the state and mostly involving mafia, which derive profit from the poor people, who mostly use cheap liquor. It is important to mention here that the same is being sold and produced in Bishnah, RS Pura and Arnia area unabated that too under the very nose of local police. The country made liquor is going to many years and still going on but the concerned police station few officials also help the people. Interestingly, the practices continued to going on ...

Beware! E-mail fraudsters major threat in J&K now Many people trapped by international cheats

Nitesh Sangral JAMMU, Feb 11: While police is still a failure to solve simple cheating cases in Jammu and Kahsmir, now new sophisticated cheating cases is giving sleep less nights to the police. The E-Mail fraudsters who are targeting people claiming that they have won jackpot. Number of people have fallen to these cheats who send e-mail to the people announcing that they have won lottery or someone is sharing his share of property with the people. People are asked to submit money to receive the jackpot and one the money is transferred to the accounts created by the fraudsters, they vanish leaving the weeping people. According to report, the e-mails users received the email at his yahoo, Gmail, Reddiffmail and Hotmail besides various other website were the accounts and the fake mails offering money or bumper prizes could be seen. In Jammu there are about 8 to 10 lakhs users of internet in which 5 lakhs regular using the internet. T...

12 police officials, 2 politicians involved in shielding criminals White collar Gondas, ruling the roost, while Govt. talks of fighting corruption

Nitesh Sangral JAMMU, Feb 10: The surfacing of the names of some police officials in shielding the murders of the Raju Chopra and in grabbing large chunks of land illegally has again put question mark on the action against, ‘White Collar Gondas’ in the state, who have taken common people on ransom. It is pertinent to mention here that the more than 12 high rank police officials and 2 senior congress leaders involved the encroachments of lands. The police officials and ministers also trying to diverted the focus of investigation. Amazing is the fact that some Ministers are also engaged in the land grabbing case, who hold an important portfolio in the government and is running the affairs of Jammu and Kashmir. People across of the Jammu are quite amused and feeling helpless that police officials entrusted to safeguard the law and order in the city are themselves siding with criminals and turned into land grabbers. It was indeed the biggest secret of the brutal murder of the ...

Finally Jammu to have four multi-storey parking buildings

Nitesh Sangral JAMMU, Feb 9: Jammu will finally have multi-storey parking buildings as the Jammu Development Authority (JDA) has completed the survey of the spots were they are proposed to be built. Though they are behind schedule, but after the direction of the government JDA and JMC had conducted a joint survey in the city. Sources said work will start in May this year. These multi storied parking buildings would be established at bus stand, super Bazzar, Doctors lane and Kachi Chawni. It is pertinent to mention here that city is facing huge problem of parking, as with addition of thousands of vehicles in past 20 years. Major defined places have been established keeping in view the expansion. Multi-parking facilities a reality soon in Jammu. It is pertinent to mention here that the state government adopting the proposal of other state but the Multi-storey parking are to be constructed from Super bazaar, Panjtharti and city chowk are also been approved. Also mentioned tha...