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DAILY EXCELSIOR, JAMMU WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 2014 (PAGE 19) Doctors threaten indefinite strike for release of arrested medico Mir Farhat SRINAGAR, May 20: Doctors Association Kashmir has threatened to launch indefi- nite strike if the arrested doctor is not released by police by tomorrow. DAK spokesman, Dr Suhail Naik, said described continued detention of their president by police as unfortunate and con- demnable as his continued detention is affecting patient care at SMHS Hospital. Dr Naik said Dr Nissarul Hassan is Associate professor at Medical College and there are large numbers of patients under his supervision. Dr Hassan was arrested by police on Monday from the SMHS Hospital while he was attending to his patients. The spokesperson has appealed doctors to shut routine work in all hospitals for one hour from 10:00 am to 11:00 am, but continue work in emer- gencies, critical care units and operation theaters so that com- mon people do not suffer. Dr Naik warned State Government that if Dr Hassan is not released by tomorrow, we will be forced to shut the emer- gency services also and State Government will be responsible for the consequences. Meanwhile, Coaching Centres Association (CCA) of Kashmir has strongly con- demned the arrest of Dr. Nisarul Hassan, who is the president Doctors Association of Kashmir (DAK). CCA chairman G N Var termed it as victimization of professional cadre in the State and said that the Government is targeting him for his stand against injustice. Var said the arrest of Dr Nisar has created a fear psy- chosis among people as it has been done just when a new Government has come to power at New Delhi. The association demanded an immediate release of incar- cerated Dr Nisar. Excelsior Correspondent SRINAGAR, May 20: Legal Metrology officials today slapped a fine of Rs 15,000 on the liquor sellers in Srinagar or overcharging boozers of the Valley. An official statement said that after persistent complaints lodged by boozers of the Valley that liquor shops of the city are indulging in substantial over-charging on the bottles of wine and beer, the field executives of Legal Metrology Department under the supervision of Deputy Controller raided the premises of the liquor shops. "The boozers at the liquor shops waiting for their turn com- plained that they were routinely over-charged by them. They also complained that the liquor shops do not give them the receipt despite their insistence," the state- ment said. The statement said one person who has been charged Rs.3700 produced the wine bottle before the inspecting team to show that the MRP on the bottle was only Rs.3300 and a beer bottle of 500ml priced at Rs.65 was being sold at Rs.90. "The Inspector Legal Metrology Circle-I registered the challan cases against the liquor shops for over-charging on the liquor bottles. The management of the liquor shops gave different rea- sons for the over-charging," he said. Motorcyclist dies in road mishap Excelsior Correspondent UDHAMPUR, May 20: A motorcyclist died after his bike was hit by a tipper near Green Bar Dhar Road, late last night. The deceased was identified as Ashish Gupta (24) son of Munshi Ram Gupta of Styani Udhampur. The accident took place when a tipper bearing registration num- ber JK14C-3453 hit the motorcy- cle JK14B-2261. Police shifted the injured District Hospital Udhampur where doctors referred him to GMC Jammu in view of his critical condition. However, he succumbed to his injuries on way to Jammu. Meanwhile Udhampur Police seized the tipper and registered a case in this connection. BHAGAWAAN GOPINATHJI TRUST UDAIWALA, BOHRI, JAMMU ASHRAM TEL: 2503783 MAHAYAJNYA Annual ‘Mahayajnya’ of Jagad-Guru Bhagawaan Gopinathji is being performed on Friday, the 30th of May, 2014 at Bhagawaan Gopinathji Ashram, Udaiwala, Bohri, Jammu for peace and well-being of mankind. The “Hawan” will start on the 29th of May, 2014 at 9.00 p.m. and “Puran Ahuti” will take place on the 30th of May, 2014 at 1.00 p.m. The parking of vehicles has been arranged at K K Resorts, near Petrol Pump, Udaiwala, Bohri, Jammu. It will be also performed at the Ashrams at (i) Kharyar, Srinagar, Kashmir (ii) Greater Kailash-I, Pamposh Enclave, New Delhi, and at its Centres at (i) Gole- Gujral,Jammu (ii) ‘Sanatan Dharam Mandir,’ Near Vikaspuri Ashram, New Mahavir Nagar, Opposite Kangra Niketan Bus- stop, Outer Ring Road, New Delhi (iii) Narmadeshwar Mahadev Mandir, Sion Trombay Road, Chembur, Mumbai (iv) Anand Mangal Hall, Plot No. 150, Sector-2, Charkop Village Naka, Kandivilli, Mumbai (v) Shiv Mandir, Sutarwadi, Near Pashan Lake, Pashan Pune, Maharashtra and at Devanagondi Hoshalli Village, Anugondanahalli Hobli, Hoskote, Taluk, Bangalore, Rural District. All are invited to participate in this annual event to receive ever-flowing grace of the Bhagawaan. SD/- PUBLICITY SECRETARY JAGAD-GURU BHAGAWAAN GOPINATHJI MES davp 10102/11/0271/1415 Welfare Committee Pamposh Colony elects new body Excelsior Correspondent JAMMU, May 20: Welfare Committee Pamposh Colony Sector -2 Janipur in its meeting here today elected Bushan Lal Garyali as its president after the dissolution of old body. Krishan Lal Sharma was elected as vice president, Amarjeet Chargotra as general secretary and Ashok Khashoo as cashier. I K Sumbly, Jawahar Raina, Chand Ji Raina, R Koul and Ajay Aggarwal were elect- ed as executive members. Shastri demands release of 10% DA for employees, pensioners Excelsior Correspondent JAMMU, May 20: Emphasizing need for early release of 10% DA due from January last and 4th installment of 6th Pay Commission arrears in favour of State Government employees and pensioners, National Mazdoor Conference (NMC) today demanded Chief Minister to release the same, as the State Cabinet is going to meet tomorrow at Srinagar. Addressing a largely attended NMC activists' rally at Gandhi Nagar, its president, Subhash Shastri, said there is no justifica- tion on the part of the State Government for withholding pending installment of DA to its employees and pensioners, as the same has already been released by the Centre as well as many State Governments during model code of conduct, which is now over and so there should be no hitch on part of J&K Government in releasing the DA arrears as it is a part of the salary and pension. Shastri also pressed the Government to release 4th install- ment of 6th Pay Commission arrears, alleging that the funds for the same has already been ear- marked in the current State Budget of the State. The other demands highlight- ed by Shastri include enhancement of medical allowance to Rs 1000 per month, early amendment in SRO 64, removal of all pay anom- alies in SRO 93 particularly cleri- cal staff, regularization of services of all daily wagers working in var- ious departments of State Government, issuance of regular- ization orders of 180 daily wagers working in RDD, merger of 50% DA into basic pay and pension and enhancement of wages of daily wagers to Rs 10, 000 per month. Army refutes girl having died of left over explosive Excelsior Correspondent SRINAGAR, May 20: Army today claimed that the girl who was killed in Drang area of Budgam district did not die of the explosion left over by the Army after carrying out firing drills in Tosamaidan artillery firing range. An Army spokesman said that media has blamed Army for leav- ing the shell unexploded after car- rying out firing drills. "It has been brought out that a 12 yrs old girl, Simran Riyaz died on the spot while her brother Fayaz Ahmed Parray lost both his legs when they walked over a lit- tered shell," the spokesman said. He said the location of inci- dent was a house instead of nal- lahs and the explosion cannot be related to an artillery shell because explosion of even a smaller caliber artillery shell would have caused the room or the house to collapse or get dam- aged. "There was only a small crater of few inches. Artillery shell could not have drifted from the impact area and come to Lassipora as there is no nallah connecting impact area and the village. In fact the intervening features are such that no amount of rain could cause this. Also as per the reports, the explosion took place in a field. However, the explosion has taken place within the house of Manzoor Parray," the spokesman claimed. He said notwithstanding the reason of the incident, the Army on request of the family and on humanitarian grounds took on the treatment of the child and admit- ted him at the Badami Bagh Base Hospital. He aid Army also implores the media houses not to publish unconfirmed facts and biased reports devoid of truth. "Army expresses grief over the incident of explosion and sends its condolences to the bereaved family," he said. ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE POST OF PROJECT ASSISTANT NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY, USA Applications are invited for the post of Project Assistant in an Internationally funded proj- ect, entitled “Genetic Diversity and Evolutionary Perspectives in Population Groups of Jammu and Kashmir, India”, from National Geographic Society, USA for a period of 3 years. The position is purely temporary and co-terminus with the duration of the project. Minimum Essential Qualifications: The candidate to be considered for appoint- ment of Project Assistant must have a minimum of Second Class (55% marks or equivalent CGPA) in Masters Degree in Biotechnology or related Biological Sciences. Candidates possessing a First Class BE/B. Tech. Degree in Biotechnology/Industrial Biotechnology are also eligible. Candidates having Field work experience in Human data collection and experience to work with Human DNA samples will be given preference. Age limit: Candidates should be below the age of 40 years at the time of application. Remuneration: Fixed salary of Rs. 8,000/- per month How to apply: Eligible candidates may apply, with a detailed CV (including qualifi- cations, age, E-mail ID, contact number, etc.), through E-mail to [email protected] with subject of email “PA for National Geographic Project” as before 27th May 2014. The applications will be scrutinized on the basis of qualification, experience and suitability of the candidate in the programme. Only selected candidates from the initial screening will be called for interview. No further communication on this matter will be entertained. Interview date will be intimated by "E- mail ONLY" to shortlisted candidates. No TA/DA will be paid if called for attend- ing the interview. For further details contact [email protected] . For queries can email or call: 01991-285535/285524/285634 extn: 2533. No. SMVDU/A&R/R&D/14/119 Sd/- Dated: 19/05/2014 (Dr. Swarkar Sharma) SHRI MATA VAISHNO DEVI UNIVERSITY Kakryal-Katra-182320, J&K, India (Recognized under section 12 (B) & 2 (f) of UGC Act, 1956) Legal Metrology slaps fine on liquor sellers Bangladeshi arrested along IB Excelsior Correspondent JAMMU, May 20: A Bangladeshi national was arrested by Border Security Force (BSF) today along International Border (IB) in RS Pura. As per police sources, Mosin Bapari, son of Amir Hussain of Bangladesh was arrested by BSF just 200 meters away from Mangral Border Out Post (BOP). The Bangladeshi national was roaming along the International Border (IB) under mysterious cir- cumstances and was caught by the alert BSF personnel. Nothing discriminatory has been recovered from his posses- sion and he was handed over to police for further investigation.
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DAILY EXCELSIOR, JAMMU WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 2014 (PAGE 19)
Doctors threaten indefinite strikefor release of arrested medico
Mir FarhatSRINAGAR, May 20:
Doctors Association Kashmirhas threatened to launch indefi-nite strike if the arrested doctoris not released by police bytomorrow.
DAK spokesman, Dr SuhailNaik, said described continueddetention of their president bypolice as unfortunate and con-demnable as his continueddetention is affecting patientcare at SMHS Hospital.
Dr Naik said Dr NissarulHassan is Associate professor atMedical College and there arelarge numbers of patients underhis supervision.
Dr Hassan was arrested bypolice on Monday from the
SMHS Hospital while he wasattending to his patients.
The spokesperson hasappealed doctors to shut routinework in all hospitals for onehour from 10:00 am to 11:00am, but continue work in emer-gencies, critical care units andoperation theaters so that com-mon people do not suffer.
Dr Naik warned StateGovernment that if Dr Hassan isnot released by tomorrow, wewill be forced to shut the emer-gency services also and StateGovernment will be responsiblefor the consequences.
Meanwhile, CoachingCentres Association (CCA) ofKashmir has strongly con-demned the arrest of Dr. NisarulHassan, who is the presidentDoctors Association of Kashmir(DAK).
CCA chairman G N Vartermed it as victimization ofprofessional cadre in the Stateand said that the Government istargeting him for his standagainst injustice.
Var said the arrest of DrNisar has created a fear psy-chosis among people as it hasbeen done just when a newGovernment has come to powerat New Delhi.
The association demandedan immediate release of incar-cerated Dr Nisar.
Excelsior Correspondent
SRINAGAR, May 20: LegalMetrology officials today slappeda fine of Rs 15,000 on the liquorsellers in Srinagar or overchargingboozers of the Valley.
An official statement said thatafter persistent complaints lodgedby boozers of the Valley that liquor
shops of the city are indulging insubstantial over-charging on thebottles of wine and beer, the fieldexecutives of Legal MetrologyDepartment under the supervisionof Deputy Controller raided thepremises of the liquor shops.
"The boozers at the liquorshops waiting for their turn com-plained that they were routinelyover-charged by them. They alsocomplained that the liquor shopsdo not give them the receiptdespite their insistence," the state-ment said.
The statement said one personwho has been charged Rs.3700produced the wine bottle beforethe inspecting team to show thatthe MRP on the bottle was onlyRs.3300 and a beer bottle of500ml priced at Rs.65 was beingsold at Rs.90.
"The Inspector LegalMetrology Circle-I registered thechallan cases against the liquorshops for over-charging on theliquor bottles. The management ofthe liquor shops gave different rea-sons for the over-charging," he said.
Motorcyclist diesin road mishapExcelsior Correspondent
UDHAMPUR, May 20: Amotorcyclist died after his bikewas hit by a tipper near Green BarDhar Road, late last night.
The deceased was identified asAshish Gupta (24) son of MunshiRam Gupta of Styani Udhampur.
The accident took place whena tipper bearing registration num-ber JK14C-3453 hit the motorcy-cle JK14B-2261. Police shiftedthe injured District HospitalUdhampur where doctorsreferred him to GMC Jammu inview of his critical condition.However, he succumbed to hisinjuries on way to Jammu.
Meanwhile Udhampur Policeseized the tipper and registered acase in this connection.
BHAGAWAAN GOPINATHJI TRUSTUDAIWALA, BOHRI, JAMMU ASHRAM TEL: 2503783
MAHAYAJNYAAnnual ‘Mahayajnya’ of Jagad-Guru Bhagawaan Gopinathji isbeing performed on Friday, the 30th of May, 2014 atBhagawaan Gopinathji Ashram, Udaiwala, Bohri, Jammu forpeace and well-being of mankind. The “Hawan” will start on the29th of May, 2014 at 9.00 p.m. and “Puran Ahuti” will takeplace on the 30th of May, 2014 at 1.00 p.m. The parking ofvehicles has been arranged at K K Resorts, near Petrol Pump,Udaiwala, Bohri, Jammu. It will be also performed at theAshrams at (i) Kharyar, Srinagar, Kashmir (ii) Greater Kailash-I,Pamposh Enclave, New Delhi, and at its Centres at (i) Gole-Gujral,Jammu (ii) ‘Sanatan Dharam Mandir,’ Near VikaspuriAshram, New Mahavir Nagar, Opposite Kangra Niketan Bus-stop, Outer Ring Road, New Delhi (iii) Narmadeshwar MahadevMandir, Sion Trombay Road, Chembur, Mumbai (iv) AnandMangal Hall, Plot No. 150, Sector-2, Charkop Village Naka,Kandivilli, Mumbai (v) Shiv Mandir, Sutarwadi, Near Pashan Lake, Pashan Pune, Maharashtra andat Devanagondi Hoshalli Village, Anugondanahalli Hobli, Hoskote, Taluk, Bangalore, Rural District. All are invited to participate in this annual event to receive ever-flowing grace of the Bhagawaan.
SD/-PUBLICITY SECRETARY
JAGAD-GURU BHAGAWAANGOPINATHJI
MES
davp 10102/11/0271/1415
Welfare Committee PamposhColony elects new bodyExcelsior Correspondent
JAMMU, May 20: WelfareCommittee Pamposh ColonySector -2 Janipur in its meetinghere today elected Bushan LalGaryali as its president after thedissolution of old body.
Krishan Lal Sharma waselected as vice president,Amarjeet Chargotra as generalsecretary and Ashok Khashooas cashier. I K Sumbly, JawaharRaina, Chand Ji Raina, R Kouland Ajay Aggarwal were elect-ed as executive members.
Shastri demands release of 10%DA for employees, pensioners
Excelsior Correspondent
JAMMU, May 20:Emphasizing need for earlyrelease of 10% DA due fromJanuary last and 4th installment of6th Pay Commission arrears infavour of State Governmentemployees and pensioners,National Mazdoor Conference(NMC) today demanded ChiefMinister to release the same, as theState Cabinet is going to meettomorrow at Srinagar.
Addressing a largely attendedNMC activists' rally at GandhiNagar, its president, SubhashShastri, said there is no justifica-tion on the part of the StateGovernment for withholdingpending installment of DA to itsemployees and pensioners, as thesame has already been released bythe Centre as well as many StateGovernments during model codeof conduct, which is now over andso there should be no hitch on partof J&K Government in releasingthe DA arrears as it is a part of thesalary and pension.
Shastri also pressed the
Government to release 4th install-ment of 6th Pay Commissionarrears, alleging that the funds forthe same has already been ear-marked in the current State Budgetof the State.
The other demands highlight-ed by Shastri include enhancementof medical allowance to Rs 1000per month, early amendment inSRO 64, removal of all pay anom-alies in SRO 93 particularly cleri-cal staff, regularization of servicesof all daily wagers working in var-ious departments of StateGovernment, issuance of regular-ization orders of 180 daily wagersworking in RDD, merger of 50%DAinto basic pay and pension andenhancement of wages of dailywagers to Rs 10, 000 per month.
Army refutes girl having died of left over explosive
Excelsior Correspondent
SRINAGAR, May 20: Armytoday claimed that the girl whowas killed in Drang area ofBudgam district did not die of theexplosion left over by the Armyafter carrying out firing drills inTosamaidan artillery firing range.
An Army spokesman said thatmedia has blamed Army for leav-ing the shell unexploded after car-rying out firing drills.
"It has been brought out thata 12 yrs old girl, Simran Riyazdied on the spot while her brotherFayaz Ahmed Parray lost both hislegs when they walked over a lit-tered shell," the spokesman said.
He said the location of inci-dent was a house instead of nal-lahs and the explosion cannot berelated to an artillery shellbecause explosion of even asmaller caliber artillery shellwould have caused the room orthe house to collapse or get dam-aged.
"There was only a small craterof few inches. Artillery shell
could not have drifted from theimpact area and come toLassipora as there is no nallahconnecting impact area and thevillage. In fact the interveningfeatures are such that no amountof rain could cause this. Also asper the reports, the explosion tookplace in a field. However, theexplosion has taken place withinthe house of Manzoor Parray,"the spokesman claimed.
He said notwithstanding thereason of the incident, the Armyon request of the family and onhumanitarian grounds took on thetreatment of the child and admit-ted him at the Badami Bagh BaseHospital.
He aid Army also imploresthe media houses not to publishunconfirmed facts and biasedreports devoid of truth.
"Army expresses grief overthe incident of explosion andsends its condolences to thebereaved family," he said.
ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE POST OF PROJECT ASSISTANTNATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY, USA
Applications are invited for the post of Project Assistant in an Internationally funded proj-ect, entitled “Genetic Diversity and Evolutionary Perspectives in Population Groups ofJammu and Kashmir, India”, from National Geographic Society, USA for a period of 3years. The position is purely temporary and co-terminus with the duration of the project.Minimum Essential Qualifications: The candidate to be considered for appoint-ment of Project Assistant must have a minimum of Second Class (55% marks orequivalent CGPA) in Masters Degree in Biotechnology or related BiologicalSciences. Candidates possessing a First Class BE/B. Tech. Degree inBiotechnology/Industrial Biotechnology are also eligible. Candidates having Fieldwork experience in Human data collection and experience to work with Human DNAsamples will be given preference.Age limit: Candidates should be below the age of 40 years at the time of
application.Remuneration: Fixed salary of Rs. 8,000/- per monthHow to apply: Eligible candidates may apply, with a detailed CV (including qualifi-cations, age, E-mail ID, contact number, etc.), through E-mail [email protected] with subject of email “PA for National GeographicProject” as before 27th May 2014. The applications will be scrutinized on the basisof qualification, experience and suitability of the candidate in the programme. Onlyselected candidates from the initial screening will be called for interview. No furthercommunication on this matter will be entertained. Interview date will be intimated by"E- mail ONLY" to shortlisted candidates. No TA/DA will be paid if called for attend-ing the interview. For further details contact [email protected] . For queries can emailor call: 01991-285535/285524/285634 extn: 2533.
No. SMVDU/A&R/R&D/14/119 Sd/-Dated: 19/05/2014 (Dr. Swarkar Sharma)
SHRI MATA VAISHNO DEVI UNIVERSITYKakryal-Katra-182320, J&K, India
(Recognized under section 12 (B) & 2 (f) of UGC Act, 1956)
Legal Metrology slaps fine on liquor sellers
Bangladeshi arrestedalong IB
Excelsior Correspondent
JAMMU, May 20: ABangladeshi national was arrestedby Border Security Force (BSF)today along International Border(IB) in RS Pura.
As per police sources, MosinBapari, son of Amir Hussain ofBangladesh was arrested by BSFjust 200 meters away fromMangral Border Out Post (BOP).
The Bangladeshi national wasroaming along the InternationalBorder (IB) under mysterious cir-cumstances and was caught by thealert BSF personnel.
Nothing discriminatory hasbeen recovered from his posses-sion and he was handed over topolice for further investigation.
