GNS Srinagar Dec : Rubbishing Hurriyat Conference (G) chairman Syed Ali Shah Geelani's accusation of political vendetta behind the seizure of calendars and diaries of his party Tehreek-e-Hurriyat, state government Wednesday said the step was taken as it feared the publications could infuriate the situation in Valley.Talking to a local news agency, Minister of State for Home Nasir Aslam Wani said that government has no intention of harassing anybody. "But at the same time nobody can be let free to disturb law and order. Police and civil administration felt that Geelani's calendars and diaries carry infuriating material, so they decided to cease the material."Referring to Geelani's warning of dragging him, the DGP and the IGP to court, Wani said, "It is good that Geelani has at least reposed belief and faith in Indian judiciary." Pertinently Geelani had yesterday accused the state government of acting on political vendetta by ceasing calendars and diaries of his Tehreek-e-Huriyat. He had warned MoS Home, the DGP and the IGP of dragging them to court.
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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