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DAILY EXCELSIOR, JAMMU WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 25, 2017 (PAGE 7) BJP making gradual inroads in Northeast: Dr Jitendra Excelsior Correspondent NEW DELHI, Jan 24: Union Minister of State (Independent Charge) for Development of North Eastern Region (DoNER), MoS PMO, Personnel, Public Grievances, Pensions, Atomic Energy and Space, Dr Jitendra Singh said here today that Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is making gradual but consis- tent inroads in Northeast and in the last over two years, out of eight North-Eastern States, at least in four States, BJP is in power either as a single Party or in coalition or as an ally. This, he said, is quite an incredible headway consider- ing the fact that till a few years ago, nobody could have ever imagined that BJP would ever come to power in any of the North-Eastern States and was never consid- ered a serious reckoner in the political landscape of the region. Dr Jitendra Singh made these observations when BJP Tripura State President Biplab Kumar Deb called on him along with BJP Tripura State Prabhari (In- charge) Sunil Deodhar here today. In two States, namely Assam and Arunachal Pradesh, Dr Jitendra Singh said, the BJP is in power purely on its own strength, whereas in Nagaland we are part of the coalition Government and in Sikkim, the ruling Sikkim National Congress is an ally. Considering that Tripura is due for Assembly election next year, Dr Jitendra Singh expressed the hope that the same trend of BJP capturing North-Eastern States would continue and while half of the States are already with BJP, the other half will also fall in line. In this context, he referred to the upcoming Assembly elections in Manipur, followed by the Assembly elections in Tripura next year. As for Tripura, Dr Jitendra Singh said, the people of the State are reeling with anger against 15 years of Communist rule, which patronized corruption and dis- crimination. He said, the peo- ple are vying for change and BJP is ready to offer a viable alternative. Biplab Kumar Deb gave Dr Jitendra Singh a detailed resume of the prevailing polit- ical scenario in the State and also the current issues which occupy people’s concern. He offered documentary evi- dences of the blatant corrup- tion being carried out by the Communist functionaries or the groups patronized by them. Dr Jitendra Singh informed Biplab Deb that his next two visits to Northeast will include Meghalaya and Arunachal Pradesh, after which he will plan another trip to Tripura during which he would also interact with Karyakartas and members of organization, as he had done during his last visit. Students of 2 schools witness Assembly proceedings Excelsior Correspondent JAMMU, Jan 24: Students of two schools today visited the Legislative Assembly and witnessed the proceedings of the House. The students of GD Goenka Public School and Government Girls Higher Secondary School Mubarak Mandi were invited by the Speaker Kavinder Gupta to witness how the issues of the com- mon masses are raised by the Legislators in the State Legislative Assembly. Soon after the Question Hour started, the students entered the visi- tors' gallery and they were welcomed by the Speaker Kavinder Gupta. "I wel- come the students who have come to witness the proceedings of the House", Speaker said. The students of GD Goenka School were led by their teacher Seema Sharma and Principal Rajesh Rathore. Similarly, a senior teacher was accompanying the students of Mubarak Mandi Girls Higher Secondary School. Later, the students interacted with the Speaker in his chamber. Div Com, IGP, VC SMVDU call on Governor Excelsior Correspondent JAMMU, Jan 24: Dr. Pawan Kotwal, Divisional Commissioner Jammu and Danish Rana, IGP Jammu, called on Governor N.N. Vohra, at the Raj Bhavan here today to brief him about the arrange- ments for the Republic Day Celebrations. They also informed him about the obtain- ing law and order situation. Prof. Sanjeev Jain, Vice Chancellor, Shri Mata Vaishno Devi University also called on Governor. Prof. Jain informed the Governor about the to-date status of the activities underway to implement infrastructural development schemes and to strengthen and enlarge the academic / faculty strength. The Governor stressed the benefit of all ongoing programmes being annually renewed to introduce the required changes in the course content to meet the arising demands and challenges. The Governor and VC also discussed the work so far done by the Academic Audit Committee. Students witnessing proceedings of Legislative Assembly on Tuesday. -Excelsior/Rakesh Excelsior Correspondent JAMMU, Jan 24: President of India Pranab Mukheerjee today decorated 49 officers of Jammu and Kashmir Police (JKP) with Distinguished, Meritorious and Gallantry awards. The President's Police Medal for Distinguished Service (PPMDS) award was presented to Yogender Kaul, IGP. The Police Medal for Meritorious Service (PMMS) awards was presented to Gowhar Hussain Mir, Joint Director Prosecution, Ghulam Rasool Dar, Deputy Director, Prabh Dayal Sharma, SP, Dy CO IRP Channi Himmat, Labhu Ram Sharma, SP, Dy CO IRP Baramulla, Aijaz Rasool Mir, Additional SP Headquarters Anantnag, Aijaz Ahmed Mir, DySP, Khanyar Srinagar, Bhagwan Dass, DySP Udhampur, Mohammad Azeem Qureshi, DySP Jammu, Deshbir Singh, Inspector, Jammu, Nissar Ahmad Bakshi, Inspector Parimpora Srinagar, Farooq Hussain Shah, Inspector Jammu, Ravinder Kumar Sharma, Inspector Jammu, Manzoor Ahmad Sheikh, Sub Inspector Jammu, Alif Din Khan, Sub Inspector Baramulla, Sunder Singh, Sub Inspector Jammu and Angrez Singh Manhas, Head Constable Udhampur. The Police Medal for Gallantry Services (PMGS) awards was given to Javaid Iqbal, SP, Sajad Hussain, Additional SP, Tanweer Ahmed Jeelani, DySP, Mumtaz Ali, DySP, Imtiaz Ahmed, DySP, Tariq Ahmed Wani, DySP, Pranav Mahajan, DySP, Zaheer Abbas, DySP, Syed Sajad Hussain, DySP, Iftkhar Ahmed, DySP, Irshad Hussain Rather, DySP, Feroz Ahmad Itoo, Inspector, Dilraj Singh, Inspector, Irshad Ahmad Reshi, Inspector, Nazir Ahmad Kuchay, Sub Inspector, Manzoor Ahmad, Sub Inspector, Stanzin Ostal, Sub Inspector, Nazir Ahmad Kuchay, Sub Inspector, Riyaz Ahmad Ganaie, Sub Inspector, Ram Lal, Head Constable, Selender Singh, Manzoor Ahmad, Head Constable, Head Constable, Fayaz Ahmad, Head Constable, Ghulam Ahmad Malik, Head Constable, Khurshed Ahmad Khan, Constable, Farooq Ahmad Bhat, Constable, Manzoor Ahmad Malik, SgCt, Manoj Kumar, SgCt, Shakeel Ahmad Mir, SgCt, Shamus-ud-Din Lone, SgCt, Suresh Singh, SgCt and Gurjeet Singh, SgCt. 49 JKP officers get Prez Medals Yogender Kaul Pranav Mahajan Iftkhar Ahmed IGP DySP DySP Mumtaz Ali Deshveer Singh Farooq Hussain Shah DySP Inspector Inspector BJP Tripura State President Biplab Kumar Deb, along with BJP Tripura State “Prabhari” Sunil Deodhar, calling on Union Minister Dr Jitendra Singh, at New Delhi on Tuesday. * Watch video on www.excelsiornews.com
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BJP making gradual inroadsin Northeast: Dr Jitendra
Excelsior Correspondent
NEW DELHI, Jan 24:Union Minister of State(Independent Charge) forDevelopment of NorthEastern Region (DoNER),MoS PMO, Personnel, PublicGrievances, Pensions, AtomicEnergy and Space, Dr JitendraSingh said here today thatBharatiya Janata Party (BJP)is making gradual but consis-tent inroads in Northeast andin the last over two years, outof eight North-Eastern States,at least in four States, BJP isin power either as a singleParty or in coalition or as anally.
This, he said, is quite anincredible headway consider-ing the fact that till a fewyears ago, nobody could haveever imagined that BJPwould ever come to power inany of the North-EasternStates and was never consid-ered a serious reckoner in thepolitical landscape of theregion.
Dr Jitendra Singh made theseobservations when BJP TripuraState President Biplab KumarDeb called on him along withBJP Tripura State Prabhari (In-charge) Sunil Deodhar heretoday.
In two States, namelyAssam and ArunachalPradesh, Dr Jitendra Singhsaid, the BJP is in powerpurely on its own strength,whereas in Nagaland we arepart of the coalitionGovernment and in Sikkim,the ruling Sikkim NationalCongress is an ally.
Considering that Tripura isdue for Assembly election nextyear, Dr Jitendra Singhexpressed the hope that thesame trend of BJP capturingNorth-Eastern States wouldcontinue and while half of theStates are already with BJP,
the other half will also fall inline. In this context, hereferred to the upcomingAssembly elections inManipur, followed by theAssembly elections in Tripuranext year.
As for Tripura, Dr JitendraSingh said, the people of theState are reeling with angeragainst 15 years ofCommunist rule, whichpatronized corruption and dis-crimination. He said, the peo-ple are vying for change andBJP is ready to offer a viablealternative.
Biplab Kumar Deb gave DrJitendra Singh a detailedresume of the prevailing polit-ical scenario in the State and
also the current issues whichoccupy people’s concern. Heoffered documentary evi-dences of the blatant corrup-tion being carried out by theCommunist functionaries orthe groups patronized bythem.
Dr Jitendra Singh informedBiplab Deb that his next twovisits to Northeast will includeMeghalaya and ArunachalPradesh, after which he willplan another trip to Tripuraduring which he would alsointeract with Karyakartas andmembers of organization, ashe had done during his lastvisit.
Students of 2 schools witnessAssembly proceedings
Excelsior Correspondent
JAMMU, Jan 24:Students of two schoolstoday visited theLegislative Assembly andwitnessed the proceedingsof the House.
The students of GDGoenka Public School andGovernment Girls Higher
Secondary SchoolMubarak Mandi wereinvited by the SpeakerKavinder Gupta to witnesshow the issues of the com-mon masses are raised bythe Legislators in the StateLegislative Assembly.
Soon after theQuestion Hour started, the
students entered the visi-tors' gallery and they werewelcomed by the SpeakerKavinder Gupta. "I wel-come the students whohave come to witness theproceedings of theHouse", Speaker said.
The students of GDGoenka School were led
by their teacher SeemaSharma and PrincipalRajesh Rathore. Similarly,a senior teacher wasaccompanying the studentsof Mubarak Mandi GirlsHigher Secondary School.
Later, the studentsinteracted with theSpeaker in his chamber.
Div Com, IGP, VC SMVDUcall on GovernorExcelsior Correspondent
JAMMU, Jan 24: Dr. Pawan Kotwal,Divisional Commissioner Jammu andDanish Rana, IGP Jammu, called onGovernor N.N. Vohra, at the Raj Bhavanhere today to brief him about the arrange-ments for the Republic Day Celebrations.
They also informed him about the obtain-ing law and order situation.
Prof. Sanjeev Jain, Vice Chancellor, ShriMata Vaishno Devi University also called onGovernor.
Prof. Jain informed the Governor aboutthe to-date status of the activities underwayto implement infrastructural developmentschemes and to strengthen and enlarge theacademic / faculty strength.
The Governor stressed the benefit of allongoing programmes being annuallyrenewed to introduce the required changes inthe course content to meet the arisingdemands and challenges. The Governor andVC also discussed the work so far done bythe Academic Audit Committee.
Students witnessing proceedings of Legislative Assembly on Tuesday. -Excelsior/Rakesh
Excelsior Correspondent
JAMMU, Jan 24: President ofIndia Pranab Mukheerjee todaydecorated 49 officers of Jammuand Kashmir Police (JKP) withDistinguished, Meritorious and
Gallantry awards.The President's Police Medal
for Distinguished Service(PPMDS) award was presentedto Yogender Kaul, IGP.
The Police Medal forMeritorious Service (PMMS)awards was presented to GowharHussain Mir, Joint DirectorProsecution, Ghulam Rasool Dar,Deputy Director, Prabh DayalSharma, SP, Dy CO IRP ChanniHimmat, Labhu Ram Sharma, SP,Dy CO IRP Baramulla,
Aijaz Rasool Mir, AdditionalSP Headquarters Anantnag,Aijaz Ahmed Mir, DySP,Khanyar Srinagar, BhagwanDass, DySP Udhampur,Mohammad Azeem Qureshi,DySP Jammu, Deshbir Singh,Inspector, Jammu, Nissar AhmadBakshi, Inspector ParimporaSrinagar, Farooq Hussain Shah,Inspector Jammu, RavinderKumar Sharma, InspectorJammu, Manzoor AhmadSheikh, Sub Inspector Jammu,Alif Din Khan, Sub Inspector
Baramulla, Sunder Singh, SubInspector Jammu and AngrezSingh Manhas, Head ConstableUdhampur.
The Police Medal for GallantryServices (PMGS) awards wasgiven to Javaid Iqbal, SP, Sajad
Hussain, Additional SP, TanweerAhmed Jeelani, DySP, Mumtaz Ali,DySP, Imtiaz Ahmed, DySP, TariqAhmed Wani, DySP, PranavMahajan, DySP, Zaheer Abbas,DySP, Syed Sajad Hussain, DySP,Iftkhar Ahmed, DySP, IrshadHussain Rather, DySP, FerozAhmad Itoo, Inspector, DilrajSingh, Inspector, Irshad AhmadReshi, Inspector, Nazir AhmadKuchay, Sub Inspector, ManzoorAhmad, Sub Inspector, StanzinOstal, Sub Inspector, Nazir AhmadKuchay, Sub Inspector, RiyazAhmad Ganaie, Sub Inspector,Ram Lal, Head Constable,Selender Singh, Manzoor Ahmad,Head Constable, Head Constable,Fayaz Ahmad, Head Constable,Ghulam Ahmad Malik, HeadConstable, Khurshed Ahmad Khan,Constable, Farooq Ahmad Bhat,Constable, Manzoor Ahmad Malik,SgCt, Manoj Kumar, SgCt, ShakeelAhmad Mir, SgCt, Shamus-ud-DinLone, SgCt, Suresh Singh, SgCtand Gurjeet Singh, SgCt.
49 JKP officers get Prez Medals
Yogender Kaul Pranav Mahajan Iftkhar Ahmed IGP DySP DySP
Mumtaz Ali Deshveer Singh Farooq Hussain ShahDySP Inspector Inspector
BJP Tripura State President Biplab Kumar Deb, along withBJP Tripura State “Prabhari” Sunil Deodhar, calling on UnionMinister Dr Jitendra Singh, at New Delhi on Tuesday. * Watch video on www.excelsiornews.com
