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Muzaffarnagar, Sep 27: A police constable committed suicide by hanging in her room here, police said Thursday.

The incident took place Wednesday in Saket locality of the Civil Lines Police Station area, SSP Sudhir Kumar said, adding her body was found hanging in her room.

The body was sent of post-mortem but the reason for taking the extreme step had not been ascertained yet, the SSP said.

The police interrogated the husband of the woman who was posted at the Kotwali Police Station.

In another incident, a man committed suicide by consuming poison in Charthwal town here as he was worried about his illness, the police said.
 (PTI)

Petrol pump owners to face punishment for violation of order
          BUDGAM, SEPTEMBER 18: In order to curb the practice of riding two wheelers without helmets and to avert road traffic accidents involving two wheelers, the District Magistrate Budgam, Dr Syed Sehrish Asgar today directed all petrol pump owners in the territorial jurisdiction of the district Budgam not to provide petrol to two wheelers who are without helmets.
          The order issued under the powers vested to DM under section 144 CrPC, announces that petrol pump owner found violating the order shall be liable for punishment under the relevant provisions of law.
The order has been issued in the backdrop of the large number of road accidents mostly involving two wheelers in Budgam.
         The DM further instructs SSP Budgam and SSP Traffic Rural to ensure implementation of the order in letter and spirit across the district.

Div Com takes salute at SK Stadium
SRINAGAR, AUGUST 13: In connection with the 72nd Independence Day celebrations, full dress rehearsals were held in all the districts and Tehsil headquarters of the Kashmir Valley and Ladakh region today.
At Srinagar, Divisional Commissioner Kashmir, Baseer Ahmad Khan, unfurled the national flag and inspected the parade and took the salute at the march past at Sher-i -Kashmir Stadium.
The march past was presented by the contingents of JKP, JKAP, IRP, CRPF, BSF, Women Police, State Disaster Response Force, Fire and Emergency Services. Besides, contingents of Forest Protection Force and students from different schools also took part in the march past.
Department of Information and J&K Cultural Academy presented colourful cultural events besides Dare Devil and Marshal art events were also appreciated by the viewers.    
On the occasion, DGP, S. P. Vaid, ADGP Muneer Ahmed Khan, Inspector General of Police Kashmir, Swayam Prakash Pani, Additional Director Generals of Police, Deputy Commissioner Srinagar Dr. Syed Abid Rashid Shah, divisional and senior Police officers were present.
At Anantnag, a full dress rehearsal was held at Government Degree College Anantnag (Boys). Additional District Development Commissioner, Reyaz Ahmad Sofi took the salute at the march past presented by contingents of JKP, JKAP, IRP, CRPF, NCC and school Children participated in the march past.
At Budgam, the full dress rehearsal was held at Sports stadium Budgam. The Additional District Development Commissioner Budgam, Khurshid Ahmad Sanai unfurled the national flag and took the salute at the march past presented by contingents JKP, JKAP, CRPF, NCC, Home-guard, Fire and Emergency Services.
Officers from the civil administration, police, and army were present.
 At Baramulla, a colourful full dress rehearsal was conducted at District Police Lines Baramulla today. Additional Deputy Commissioner Baramulla, Farooq Ahmed Baba unfurled the tricolour and took the salute at the march past presented by JKP, JKAP, CRPF, Fire and Emergency Services and NCC.
On the occasion, senior officers of civil administration, Police department were present.
At Shopian, a colourful full dress rehearsal was conducted at District Police Lines Shopian today. Additional Deputy Commissioner Shopain, Parvaiz Sajad Ganai unfurled the national flag and took the salute at the march past presented by JKP, CRPF, Home Guard and School children. Cultural Programmes were also presented on the occasion.
On the occasion, senior officers of civil administration, Police department were present.
At Pulwama, the full dress rehearsal was held at District Police Lines, Pulwama. The Additional Commissioner Revenue, Qazi Masood unfurled the national flag and took the salute at the march past presented by JKP, JKAP, CRPF, Fire and Emergency Services.
At Kulgam, a full dress rehearsal was held at District Police Lines, Kulgam. The Additional Deputy Commissioner Kulgam Sheikh Ghulam Hassan unfurled the tricolour and took the salute at the march past presented by JKP, JKAP, CRPF, NCC Fire and Emergency Services.
At Bandipora, a full dress rehearsal was held at Sher-i -Kashmir sports stadium, Bandipora today. The Assistant Commissioner Revenue Bandipora, Hamida Akhter inspected the parade and took salute on the march past presented by the contingents of JKP, JKAP, IRP, CRPF, and students from different schools.
Officers from civil administration, police, and army were presented on the occasion.
Full dress rehearsal functions were also held at Sumbal and Gurez also.
At Kupwara, a full dress rehearsal was held at District Police Lines, Kupwara. Deputy Commissioner Kupwara, Khalid Jahangir took salute at the march past presented by contingents of JKP, JKAP, IRP, CRPF, FPF, Fire and Emergency Services, Home Guards and Police Band.
Officers from civil administration, police, and army were present.
A similar function was also held at DPL, Mini- Secretariat Tanghdar and Karnah.
At Ganderbal, a full dress rehearsal was held at Madri Meharban Stadium, Ganderbal. The Additional Deputy Commissioner, Ganderbal, Naseer Ahmad Wani unfurled the tricolour and took the salute at the march past presented by JKP, JKAP, CRPF, forest protection Ganderbal  Force, ITBP and Fire and Emergency Services.
Officers from the civil administration, Police and Army were also present on the occasion.
At Kargil, a full dress rehearsal was held for 72nd Independence Day at Khree Sultan Choo Sports Stadium Kargil today.
Assistant Commissioner Revenue, Kargil Sonam Chosjor unfurled the tri-colour and took the salute at the march past presented by JKP, NCC, 6th Btn Rajputana, women contingent and students of 17 different educational institutions of the district.
Colourful events were also held in which troops of Academy of Art, Cultural and Languages and students of various educational institutions displayed the cultural traditions and heritage of the district.
Meanwhile, the full dress rehearsal was also held at sub-division Drass, Zanaskar, Chiktan, Sakoo and Shargole.
At Leh, A colourful full-dress rehearsal of Independence Day celebrations 2018 was held at Polo-ground here. The Deputy Commissioner Leh, Avny Lavasa, took the salute at an impressive parade.
Personnel from the armed forces and schoolchildren participated in the event. Cultural programmes were also presented on the occasion by the school children and artists of Information Department Leh.
SSP, Leh Sargon Shukla and other government officials were also present on the occasion.
Likewise, full-dress rehearsal for the Independence Day celebrations was also conducted at Nubra- Diskit, Nyoma and Khalsi Sub Divisions.

PULWAMA, AUGUST 7: In order to review the final arrangements for Independence Day-2018 celebrations, District Development Commissioner Pulwama, Ghulam Mohammad Dar today chaired a meeting of district officers and various security agencies at DC office Complex Pulwama.
The meeting was informed that the main function of the Day shall be held at Police lines Pulwama whereas similar functions would be held at all Tehsil headquarters.
 It was also given out that contingents of JKP, CRPF, Home Guard, Fire & Emergency Services, students of government and private schools will participate in the march past parade. Meanwhile meritorious students from the district who have qualified NEET, IIT and other competitive exams this year will be awarded certificate of appreciation and prizes. Diligent employees working in different Government Departments will be also awarded.
DC directed the officials to ensure adequate security arrangements, parking facilities and proper seating arrangements at the venue besides ensuring uninterrupted power and water supply. He also directed Health department to setup adequate number of medical camps with proper staff, ambulance and Medicare facilities at the respective venues where Independence Day will be celebrated in the district.
Dar directed the officials of Municipal Corporation to maintain cleanliness in and around District Police lines, roads, and streets in the town.
DDC further called for close coordination among the concerned departments for smooth and peaceful conduct of the Independence Day.
Additional Deputy Commissioner Pulwama and Awantipora, Assistant Commissioner Revenue, SSP Pulwama, Senior civil, Army and Police officers, Chief Education Officer, Sports Officer, Chief Medical Officer, Executive Engineers of R&B, PHE, besides all District and Sectoral Officers and other concerned officers, were present at the meeting.

Expresses concern on effects of climate change
KARGIL, JULY 26: While terming the 21st century as the century of dialogue, Buddhist spiritual leader Dalai Lama called for collective efforts to minimize discords and disagreements through the process of dialogue and reconciliation.
He was addressing a huge gathering of devotees during his religious sermon at Spring Dales Public School Mulbekh here today.
The Dalai Lama said that a peaceful and prosperous world is not possible by physical and material development alone, but the need of the hour is to promote moral and spiritual development to bring positive changes in people’s lives.
He said that basic human nature of compassion and warm-heartedness towards fellow human beings is the only solution to all violence and discontent. He said that every religion teaches self-discipline, compassion and love and urged upon people to adhere to the religious norms by heart and soul so that they are able to lead the path of piety and righteousness. 
The Dalai Lama said that every religion has the potential to produce sensible and compassionate human beings adding religion is the key source of inspiration to human beings that holds our hope in testing times.
Meanwhile, the Dalai Lama while expressing concern over rapid climatic changes due to global warming urged upon people to contribute their bit in minimizing pollution levels to keep their environment clean.
Thousands of people gave a warm reception to the His Holiness Dalai Lama at Mulbekh. Chairman, J&K Legislative Council, Haji Anayat Ali, Chairman, Chief Executive Councilor LAHDC Kargil, Kachoo Ahmad Ali Khan, SSP Kargil T Gyalpo, representatives of various organizations including Mulbekh Buddhist Association and other dignitaries were present on the occasion.

Jammu, Jul 24: The mysterious death of a man who was detained by police on suspicion of being a cow smuggler in Jammu and Kashmir's Kishtwar district last week has prompted the administration to order a magisterial probe, officials said today.

Javid Ahmad Malik, a resident of Bharat village, was detained by officials of the Chatroo police station on Friday and died the same day. While police claimed Malik fell into a deep gorge when he tried to escape from custody, his family has alleged that he was beaten to death.

An FIR was registered against the police officials for negligence and a departmental inquiry has started, officials said.

The station house office of the Chatroo police has been transferred and two others placed under suspension, while the dismissal of the services of a Volunteer Home Guard (VHG) has been recommended, they said.

According to Malik's family, the victim had gone to the police station on his own to secure the release of two of his relatives who were arrested on charges of bovine smuggling.

Taking cognisance of protests in Doda and Chatroo over the death, District Development Commissioner, Kishtwar, Angrez Singh Rana ordered a magisterial probe into the incident.

"The inquiry will be conducted by Additional District Development Commissioner, Kishtwar, Imam Din who has been asked to submit his report in a specified time frame," a police spokesperson said in a statement here.

Senior Superintendent of Police, Kishtwar, Abrar Chowdhary has also ordered a thorough departmental probe by Deputy Superintendent of Police, headquarters, Nihar Ranjan in the case, he said.

Chatroo SHO Inspector Mohammad Bashir has been sent to district police lines. Sub-inspector Sanjeev Kumar will replace Bashir, the spokesperson said, quoting the SSP.

'Munshi' (record keeper of a police station) Jaffar Khan and another selection grade constable Mohammad Amin were also placed under suspension, he said.

Chowdhary also recommended the dismissal of services of Mohammad Shareef, Volunteer Home Guard.

On the directions of the SSP, an FIR has been registered against the police officials for negligence, the spokesperson added.
 (PTI)

Muzaffarpur (Bihar), Jul 23: Girls of a government-funded shelter home here have alleged that one of their fellow inmates was beaten to death and buried at the premises of the facility, and several were raped.

Following the allegations, the Bihar Police has launched a probe and dug up the grounds of the shelter home, but are yet to find the body.

Muzaffarpur SSP Harpreet Kaur said, "We are carrying out the excavation based on the statement given by one of the girls. The spot has been identified by her."

More than 40 girls are lodged at the shelter home and medical reports suggest that more than half of them may have had sexual intercourse at some point of time, she said.

The SSP said, "Nothing noteworthy has so far been found from the site during the excavation. However, the area of excavation might be enlarged after further examination of the girl who made the allegation."
 (PTI)

REASI, JULY 20: District Development Commissioner Prasanna Ramaswamy G today interacted with civil society members, social activists and heads of political parties to discuss development needs of the town.
The locals projected the need for expediting work on maternity hospital, sports stadium and other ongoing development works in the Reasi Town.
They also projected problems being faced by the local people with regard to power, water supply, road connectivity, health services, solid waste management, encroachments etc to which Deputy Commissioner assured early redressal.
The DDC informed them that district administration has imposed   ban on use of polythene bags and other plastic material in and around the town. He said strict instructions have been issued that no eating points and business establishments will use polythene for sale of items.
The meeting was attended by SSP, ADDC, ADC, CMO, PDD, PHE, AEE, PWD besides all district officers.

KARGIL JULY 12: In view of the expected visit of Dalai Lama to Kargil district, Chairman, Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Council, Haji Anayat Ali today convened a meeting with the Executive Councilors and officers of the district administration.
Chairman and Chief Executive Councilor (CEC) LAHDC Kargil, Kacho Ahmad Ali Khan, Executive Councilor for Education Advocate Muhammad Amir, Executive Councilor for Tourism Tenzin Sonam, MLA Kargil, Haji Asgar Ali Karbalai, Deputy Commissioner and CEO LAHDC Kargil, Vikas Kundal, SSP Kargil, Tsering Gyalpo, senior officers of district administration, representatives of various religious and social organizations and other concerned officers attended the meeting.
During the meeting, threadbare discussions were held on the preparations regarding the reception, boarding and lodging, security, medicare, sanitation, installation of Public Address System, laying of shamiyanas, seating arrangements and providing of water tankers at all venues were Dalai Lama will address the gatherings. Arrangements for holding of folk cultural programmes were also discussed.
The Chairman LC stressed upon the concerned officers to put in place all required arrangements well in time so as to ensure smooth conduct of Dalai Lama’s visit to the district.
The Chairman also asked the PHE department to ensure adequate drinking water facilities by providing water tankers at all venues. He asked the R &B department to macadamize the link road from National Highway to Spring Dales Public School, Mulbekh immediately.
Taking stock of the installation of Public Address System at all venues in district Kargil, Haji Anayat directed to the Assistant Director Information Kargil to ensure necessary arrangements for installation of the same.
 Addressing the meeting, the Chairman LC underscored the need for close coordination among the concerned departments and asked the district administration to ensure that all arrangements are put in place well in advance.
Earlier, during a separate meeting with the district administration the Chairman took stock of various public interest issues in detail.
Earlier, the Chairman along with CEC and DC visited Purik Guest House, Kurbathang and took stock of the arrangements made by the District Administration for accommodation of Dalai Lama during his visit to district Kargil.

People seek stringent measures against drug menace
JAMMU, JULY 09:   Civil society members of Jammu today sought stringent measures to keep check on drug menace and the perpetrators here at meeting with the district administration.
 They demanded an effective solution to the rising problem while interacting with the team of senior officers led by deputy commissioner, Ramesh Kumar here today.
Also present were SSP Jammu, Vivek Gupta Anda ADC Arun Manhas.
The DC listened to the demands and issues raised by a group of around 50 civil society members representing various social, political and religious organizations.
They also conveyed their concern over delay in completion of development projects including artificial lake downstream old Tawi Bridge and proposed   flyover from Jewel to Rehari and others.
The issue of settlement of Rohingyas in the city and its consequences was also debated.
Those present in the meeting also shared grief over loss of lives and property of the natives of border villages of Jammu in Pakistan shelling.

JAMMU, JULY 7: Deputy Commissioner Ramesh Kumar today chaired a meeting to finalize the arrangements for Independence Day celebrations here at a meeting attended by senior functionaries of line departments.   
The meeting was attended by ADDC Suraiya Jabeen, ADCs Kanta Devi,   Arun Manhas, SSP Security Ashok Kumar other officers from district administration, besides  functionaries of PWD, PHE, PDD, Municipality, SRTC, Education, Police, Health, Information, SRTC and Floriculture.
Threadbare discussion was held on the proposed arrangements for the function like seating, barricading, drinking water and power supply, sanitation, first- aid, security, transport, traffic regulations, illumination of designated buildings and refreshment to students participating in the National function.
It was decided in the meeting that the day would start with playing of Shehnai Vadan from 5.00 AM at stipulated places by Information Department followed by flag hoisting by VIP at Parade Ground Jammu and march past by the contingents of District Police, NCC, CRPF, schools and  various educational institutions. Cultural programmes, skits and physical display by school students would also be presented.
The DC asked the concerned officers to maintain close coordination for making effective arrangements pertaining to their departments. He stressed upon the arrangement committees to expedite the chalked out arrangement plan under close coordination to ensure completion of the process well in advance.


SAMBA, JULY 06:  Sushma Chauhan IAS Officer of 2009 batch today assumed charge as District Development Commissioner Samba.
SSP Anil Mangotra, ADDC PankajMangotra, ADC Tilak Raj Sharma,  ACD Aijaz Kaiser, ACR Wasim Raja, CPO and district officers of various departments were   present on the occasion.
Immediately after assuming the charge, Sushma Chauhan took an introductory meeting with the district officers and asked them to put their sincere efforts in providing quality services to the people.
Later, on District administration also gave warm send off to outgoing DDC S Rajinder Singh Tara.



GANDERBAL , JULY 5 Deputy Commissioner Ganderbal Dr. Piyush Singla along with SSP Ganderbal Fayaz Ahmad took extensive tour of Baltal Camp and reviewed the latest positioning of all departments with respect to incessant rains.
To have a firsthand experience of track status and to monitor rescue operations both went personally to the track and conducted inspection. 
R&B dept was directed to do necessary restoration work besides clearing of Landslide muck at earliest. DC directed sanitation staff to ensure highest standards of sanitation in base camp. He also visited Baltal base hospital to review medical response facilities in place.



LEH, JULY 03: His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama was accorded a grand traditional reception on his arrival at Leh today.
He was received by Chairman J&K Legislative Council Haji Inayat Ali, MP ThupstanTsewang, MLA Leh Nawang Rigzin Jora, MLA NubraDeldanNamgyal, Executive Councillors LAHDC Leh, DC Leh, SSP Leh, GaldanThizur Rinpoche, SkyabgonChetsang Rinpoche, Thiksay Rinpoche, Togldan Rinpoche, Thukrsas Rinpoche and other venerable Rinpoches, monks and nuns, members of Ladakh Buddhist Association headed by President TsewangThinles, members of Ladakh Gonpa Association headed by President Ven. ShadupChamba, Councillors, religious, and social heads of Leh and political heads of both Leh and Kargil districts.
At Jive-tsal, the Dalai Lama’s palace in Leh, speaking to a small gathering of Rinpoches, monks, nuns and lay people, Dalai Lama thanked people of Ladakh for showing such love and respect. He said that that there is need to develop the quality of love and kindness along with materialistic development. This quality should be developed mutually by all the religions of the world.
Talking about the recent conference of Indian Himalayan Buddhist Communities held at Delhi which was attended by Buddhist scholars of various regions of the country, Dalai Lama appreciated the decision taken during the conference for importance of converting the monasteries into learning centers. With the shifting of paradigm from feudal system to democracy it is necessary to bring change in our monastic system as well, stressed Dalai Lama. “Feudal system garners hate and violence, while democracy gives right to all for developing a peaceful environment”, His Holiness added.
Talking about the current global situation, HH Dalai Lama said that with lots of materialistic development the world is passing through an emotional crisis. In this respect all the world religions should stress on spreading the qualities of love, peace, forgiveness and compassion. The 21st century young generation should read the scriptures and look for themselves for the relevance of 2600 years old Buddha Dharma in today’s world.


SAMBA, JUNE 30: Deputy Commissioner S Rajinder Singh Tara conducted extensive tour of Samba town with a team of officers of various departments to take on the spot stock of service delivery including availability of essentials, medicines, supply of drinking water, power etc.
Deputy Commissioner passed directions to PHE and PDD departments to closely monitor the water and power supply to avoid inconvenience to the general public.
 The DDC further directed EO Municipality to remove polythene   and de silt all drains to prevent water logging.
           He also met public and listened to their grievances and assured timely redressal of the same.
         The officers’ team included SSP Anil Magotra, Xens of PDD, PHE, EO Municipal Committee, district officers of various departments and field functionaries. 

GANDERBAL, JUNE 30:   In view of the flood-alert sounded in Central Kashmir due to incessant rains, District Development Commissioner Ganderbal Dr. Piyush Singla directed all departments to remain fully prepared to tackle the prevalent situation in the district.
The DDC said this while reviewing the flood preparedness measures in Ganderbal and Baltal during a meeting at mini-secretariat here. 
Addressing the meeting, the DDC directed Irrigation and Flood Control Department to ensure fix of all breaches in the river Sindh embankments and to store adequate flood fighting materials like de-watering pumps and soil bags near weak and vulnerable points.
During the meeting, DDC reviewed flood duty chart prepared by various departments. He directed the Food Supplies & Consumer Affairs Department to ensure pre-positioning of adequate food materials and other essential commodities in accessible flood-prone areas. 
The health department was instructed to store adequate emergency medicines in all health care centres and all the medical and para-medical staff was directed not to leave the station without proper permission from the concerned authority.
PDD authorities were directed to repair the damaged transformers and to make standby transformers available to tackle any power crises.
Similarly, education department was asked to identify rescue holding places in case rescue operation are undertaken.
Similarly, the I&FC department was directed to divert the water coming from the Zojila Nallah by making flood channels and drains in the catchment area near Baltal base camp.
ACR Ganderbal Nisar Ahmad, SSP Ganderbal Fayaz Ahmad, SDM Kangan, HoDs from PDD, PHE, I&FC, Health, FCS&CA, Education, 24 RR and other concerned officers attended the meeting.

BANDIPORA, JUNE 14: District Development Commissioner, Bandipora, Khursheed Ahmad Sanai, SSP Sheikh Zulfikar Azad, various officers and senior citizens participated in Iftaar party at Wullar Vantage Park Bandipora yesterday.
 Special arrangements were made for Magrib prayers. The park presented a glorious look reverberating with Magrib Azaan in the area.
    The Iftaar party was hosted by senior citizens of the local area.


DODA, JUNE 06: District Development Commissioner Doda Bhawani Rakwal today reviewed arrangements for Shab-e-Qadr and upcoming festival of Eid ul Fitr here at a meeting of   district officers.
The meeting was attended by ADC Pawan Parihar, SSP PB Singh, ACR Tariq Hussain Naik, Xen PDD, ACD Doda, Tehsildar Doda besides other district officers.
The DC discussed in detail the arrangements being put in place by the administration for smooth conduct of the religious festival.
The Police department was asked to ensure proper security arrangement in the town especially around Eidgah on Eid as well on the night of Shab-e-Qadr.
Xen PDD was directed to avoid curtailment at Iftaar, Sehri and prayer times and ensure uninterrupted supply on the day of Eid. PHE department was asked to ensure adequate supply of water in the town with uninterrupted supply to Eidgah on the Eid.
To ensure hassle free movement of vehicles and people on Eid, Police department was directed to frame traffic management plan and ensure its regulation by deploying sufficient number of personnel in the town.
The DC directed to intensify market checking of quality, quantity and prices of essential commodities. 
To tackle any medical emergency, Health Deptt was impressed upon to keep the ambulance along with doctors and medicines ready.
The EO Municipality was asked to intensify   sanitation and install dustbins at suitable places in the town.
Other Arrangements including the Stock and supply of ration, LPG Cylinders, fire tenders were also reviewed and necessary directions were passed to the concerned.

Jammu, Jun 6: The Jammu and Kashmir Police has setup a board for recruitment of Kashmiri migrants under the prime minister's employment package.
Police has already invited application for the recruitment of the Kashmiri migrants to fill over 100 vacancies.
Sanction is hereby accorded to the constitution of the police recruitment board for making selection of the candidates for the posts of constables in the JK Police for return and rehabilitation of the Kashmiri migrants through transparent recruitment process, Nivedita Munshi, under secretary to the government, Home Department, said in a notification.
A seven member board, headed by Danesh Rana, IGP Armed Police, Jammu has been constituted in this regard. 
The other members of the board include Vidhi Kumar Birdi, DIG Central Kashmir Range, Rahul Malik, SSP, Ramesh Kumar Jalla, SSP Crime, Jammu, Sheikh Junaid Mehmood SSP CID headquarters, Jatinder Singh Johar, SSP and Stenzin Nurboo, additional director Sheri-Kashmir Police Academy Udhampur, it said.
The police recruitment board will strictly supervise, oversee, monitor the first three phases of recruitment (viz physical endurance test, physical measurement tests and written test), for making selection of candidates against the posts of constables, which will be filled through the Transparent Recruitment Process (TRP) after observing all procedural and codal formalities as prescribed by the government, it said.
Applications are invited online from eligible candidates of the Kashmiri Pandits of Kashmir Valley for recruitment as constable in police under the prime minister's package against the vacancies in the Pay Band-I of Rs 5,200-20,200 4-Grade pay 1,900 (Now revised 19,900-63,200 Level-2). 
 (PTI)

SHOPIAN, MAY 26: Various deputations from the  Wachi constituency today met Member Legislative Assembly Aijaz Ahmad Mir here today at Mini Secretariat Arhama Shopian in presence of District Development Commissioner Gazanfar Ali and SSP Shopian. .
Chief Planning Officer, Executive Engineer PHE, Assistant Director FCS&CA and other concerned officers and officials of the district were also present on the occasion.
The deputations put forth various demands regarding power supply, drinking water, macadamization and repair of roads, education, and irrigation sector before the MLA.
On the occasion, Mir gave the deputations a patient hearing and assured redressal of their genuine issues in a time-bound manner. He also sought the cooperation of people in the better public delivery system.
The legislator directed officers to gear up and ensure that the difficulties of the people are addressed and resolved at the earliest. He also directed the concerned authorities to ensure availability of all essential commodities and services in the constituency during the holy month of Ramadan.