GNS JAMMU, NOV ;J&K National Conference leaders today paid rich tributes
to Bashir Ahmed Lone former Member J&K Legislative Council and senior party
leader who passed away this morning at his native place in Rajouri. In a
condolence meeting held at the party headquarters Sher-e-Kashmir Bhawan the
party leaders prayed for eternal peace to the departed soul and courage to the
bereaved to family to bear this irreparable loss. Those who were present in the
condolence meeting included Rattan Lal Gupta Provincial President, Kr. Rachpal
Singh, Vice Chairman Advisory Board for Development of Kissans, Peer Mushtaq
Ahmed Bukhari, Vice Chairman Advisory Board for Development of Pahari Speaking
people, Mohammad Aslam Goni, Advisor to President J&K National Conference,
Bimla Luthra, MLA, Vijay Lakshmi Dutta, Provincial President Women Wing, Chander
Mohan Sharma, Arshad Choudhary, Rajesh Bakshi, District President Jammu URBAN
Sheikh Bashir Ahmed, Jugal Mahajan, Ayub Malik, Surinder Singh Bunty, Pardeep
Bali, Abdul Gani Tali, Bashir Ahmed Khatana, Surinder Singh Jamwal, Sain Dass,
Vivek Gupta, Bahadur Lal, Iqbal Wani, Rashida Begum, Dilshad Begum, Veena
Oberai, Satya Jamwal, Ashwani Abrol, Parvinder Singh, Rachpal Singh, Ravinder
Sharma, Dalbir Singh, Sucha Singh, Ashwani Abrol, Ashwani Charak, Sucha
Singh,Rakesh Chib and others.
Ransacked dozens of houses smashed window panes in Srinagar GNS SRINAGAR MARCH 07 :Violent protests erupted in North Kashmir’s frontier district after a CRPF vehicle allegedly crushed two youth.In Srinagar’s Batamaloo area CRPF allegedly ransacked dozens of houses and smashed window panes and doors. People claimed that CRPF personnel even didn’t spare women and ch ildren and beat them to pulp. “CRPF personnel forced their entries into the houses and they even entered into Batamaloo Ziyarat and beat everyone whosoever came in the way,” a local from Batamaloo told on phone.Sister of Muslim League Chairman, Mushtaq-ul-Islam told on phone that their house was targeted by CRPF personnel and all the windowpanes were smashed by unbridled forces personnel. “There was no stone-pelting. Everything was calm. Suddenly we heard sound and saw CRPF personnel throwing marbles through catapult. They broke all the window panes of our house,” she said.
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