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SRINAGAR, AUGUST 30: Jammu and Kashmir Police is organizing “RUN FOR PEACE” KASHMIR MARATHON-2018 on 02 September 2018. The Marathon will be from Lake View Police Golf Course Srinagar upto Saida Kadal Bridge.
The Full Marathon (Men) will start at 5.30 am from Police Golf Course Srinagar to Saida Kadal Bridge and back. The first five winners will receive cash prize of Rs 30000, Rs 25000, Rs 20000, Rs 15000 and Rs 10000 respectively.
The Half Marathon (Men) will start at 5.45 am from Police Golf Course Srinagar to Duck Park and back. The first five winners will receive cash prize of Rs 20000, Rs 15000, Rs 12000, Rs 10000 and Rs 5000 respectively.
The Half Marathon (Women) will start at 6.00 am from Police Golf Course Srinagar to Duck Park and back. The first five winners will receive cash prize of Rs 20000, Rs 15000, Rs 12000, Rs 10000 and Rs 5000 respectively.
The 8 km Boys (under 14) will start at 6.15 am from Police Golf Course Srinagar to Ghat No 25 and back. The first ten winners will receive cash prize of Rs 15000, Rs 12000, Rs 10000, Rs 9000, Rs 8000, Rs 7000, Rs 6000, Rs 5000, Rs 4000 and Rs 3000 respectively.
The 8 km Girls (under 14) will start at 6.30 am from Police Golf Course Srinagar to IG CRPF Office Chowk and back. The first ten winners will receive cash prize of Rs 15000, Rs 12000, Rs 10000, Rs 9000, Rs 8000, Rs 7000, Rs 6000, Rs 5000, Rs 4000 and Rs 3000 respectively.
The 4 km Run for Fun for all age groups will start at 6.45 am from Police Golf Course Srinagar to Botanical Garden Crossing and back. 

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.


BUDGAM, AUGUST 03: Deputy Commissioner Budgam, Dr. Syed Sehrish Asgar, today chaired a meeting of district officers and various security agencies to review the preparedness for Independence Day-2018 celebrations.
Among others the meeting was attended by ADDC Khurshid Ahmad Sanai, ADC Khurshid Ahmad Shah, ASP Budgam, officer from the CRPF, CEO, CPO, Principals of various colleges, officers from various engineering wings, SDMs, Tehsildars and other concerned.
It was given out that the main function of the Day shall be held at Sports Stadium Budgam while as similar functions would be held at sub-division levels also. The meeting was informed that contingents of JKP, IRP, CRPF, NCC, students of various government and private schools will participate in the march past parade. Besides various cultural programmes would also be presented and a felicitation ceremony would also be held.
The DC directed the entire district heads to ensure the participation of the staff on the Independence Day function.
Decoration of the main venue ground, rostrum, seating arrangements, uninterrupted power supply, drinking water/tanker service, barricading of venue, medical aid camp, availability of ambulance, deployment of fire tenders , transportation facilities, invitations ,cleanliness and sanitation measures were discussed threadbare in the meeting while as special emphasis was laid on refreshments, transportation, mobile toilets  and change room facilities for participating students.



Srinagar, Apr 25: An alert has been issued after a constable of Jammu and Kashmir went missing alongwith his service weapons in central Kashmir district of Badgam late Tuesday evening, official sources said.
They said nakas have been established and a number of areas were raided in Badgam and Pulwama to nab the missing soldier Tariq Ahmad Bhat, a resident of Shopian, who was posted at Pakherpora in Badgam district.
Bhat has gone missing from the police post last night, they said adding he has decamped with one a 47 rifle and other ammunition.
We have registered a missing report and taken up the investigation, they said.
About 27 youths, including a number of police and Army personnel have have joined militancy in the Kashmir valley during the past one year.
A soldier, who was posted in Bihar, Idress Sultan Mir, a resident of Wachi, in south Kashmir was among the few youths who joined militancy this month. Another youth Abid Nazir, also resident of Shopian had also joined militancy. Abid had qualified written examination of National Defence Academy (NDA) before joining militancy. However, parents of both the youths have appealed them to return home and lead a normal peaceful life.
Official sources said that during 2017, 127 youth while in 2015 and 2016, 66 and 88 youth respectively had joined militancy in the Kashmir valley.
However, over a dozen have returned to their homes after appeals by their parents after police announced that no case will be registered against them and they will be helped to lead a normal life.
About 100 others were prevented from joining militancy by the police due to timely intervention and counseling. UNI

PULWAMA, AUGUST 31: The second phase of Jammu and Kashmir Police Sports Festival-2017 under the theme ‘Repulse Negativity with Positivity’ concluded here at Police Lines Awantipora. 
Deputy Commissioner Pulwama was the chief guest on the occasion.
Hundreds of sportspersons took part in different games in the festival.  The Deputy Commissioner and SP Awantipora distributed cash prizes, medals and certificates among the players who featured well in the festival.

The DC appreciated the role of District Police Awantipora for organizing such sports festivals for the students and youth in the district.
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Srinagar, Aug 30 :  Jammu and Kashmir police has re-scheduled the physical test of candidates for the post of Sub-Inspectors (SIs) in the force due to inclement weather forecast, a police spokesman said here this afternoon.
      He said chairman Police Recruitment Board for Sis has informed the candidates belonging to district Udhampur and Reasi in Jammu region that their Physical Endurance Test (PET) and Physical Standard Test (PST) has been rescheduled for September 22, 2017.
Chairman has also informed that the PET and PST were scheduled to be held on August 29 & 30, 2017. However, due to rain, adverse ground condition and inclement weather forecast the tests could not be conducted on the schedule dates, he said adding the venue and timing will remain unchanged.
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 Jammu, Aug 17 :  Aiming at strengthening bond among troops, Jammu and Kashmir Police is soon going to revive inter-regional swapping of police battalions, which may add additional burden on the state exchequer. Sources in the Police Department told here. ''The Department is coming up with an exercise of regional shifting of battalions which was discontinued few years back, but the question is that will it not add burden on the state exchequer,’’ said the sources in the police Department. They said that more than century old exercise of 'Darbar Move' was already existing in the state and causing loss of crores of rupees to the state exchequer, adding, ''then what was the fun in introducing the same exercise in the Police Department.’’ Sources further said that initially two battalions each from Jammu and Kashmir regions will replace each other. ''There is already a demand from various corners to stop decades old exercise of Darbar Move as it is an additional burden to the state exchequer,’’ sources added. The sources further said, ''a battalion have nearly 1,000 jawans and it is not an easy task to shift with boarding, lodging and large amount of ammunition by road on a sensitive and accident prone highway.’’ ''Instead of spending huge money on this exercise, the same amount can be utilised for the welfare of the jawans,’’ they said. Sources added, ''it is not only be additional burden but also wastage of time as around 4000 jawans will get engaged in the shifting process and for nearly one-month they cannot perform any professional task unless get settled at the new place.’’ From Jammu two battalions including IRP 17th from Nud, Samba and IRP 4th based at Channi Himmat will replace Mattan (Anantnag) based IRP 12th battalion and Kupwara based AP 7th Battalion respectively, sources added. Meanwhile, ADGP Armed L Mohanty when contacted told, '' it was an old exercise but discontinued for certain reasons.'' ''We want to have every composition into the battalions at all the three regions and keeping it in view, this exercise is going to be revived,’’ said the senior police officer. ''It will not only strengthen coordination among our jawans but also help in developing harmony,’’ said Mr Mohanty. UNI 


Srinagar, Aug 3 :  As many as 111 personnel of the state police were today promoted to the next grade, a police spokesperson said here this afternoon. He said the departmental promotion committee under the chairmanship of Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Srinagar Imtiaz Ismail Parray cleared in-situ promotion in respect of 58 constables and 53 followers to the next higher standard pay scale. The timely conduct of promotion has added to the high morale of subordinate officials and their better job performance. This is also a result of regular attention in this area for the welfare of subordinates, he said. Mr Parray, in his message, has congratulated the personnel and their families, besides expressed his hope that they will continue to work with the same zeal and dedication for public peace and welfare. UNI





SRINAGAR, JUNE 23:  Early today morning, on learning about the gruesome killing of Sh. Mohammad Ayoub Pandith, Dy Supt. of Police, Governor spoke with Dr. S.P. Vaid, Director General of Police, and conveyed his sincere sympathy to the family of the slain officer and to all ranks of the J&K Police. Governor has expressed grave concern over the continuing attacks on personnel of J&K Police. He is convening an emergency meeting with the Chief Minister.