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Thanks i am working on it(for the bolded part)....spend some time on PDF u will understand...I never said that's your assumption
71% voting recorded in 2nd phase of Jammu & Kashmir poll
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Sheikh Rauf
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you have to vote we will count every one in line ..
you already lose your dad
choices you have
rape their sisters by several army men in front of everyone
lose your son
or vote
.....................
offcourse the que will be huge..
democrazy works under 600 thousands army..
result will definatily be in favour of MODY...
who wanna BET?
you already lose your dad
choices you have
rape their sisters by several army men in front of everyone
lose your son
or vote
.....................
offcourse the que will be huge..
democrazy works under 600 thousands army..
result will definatily be in favour of MODY...
who wanna BET?
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At least we have a separate executive and legislative and know what actually 'distribution of power is' ,,, unlike others...
Sheikh Rauf
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India wasnt exist before 1947 it was clearly BRITISH INDIA and before british came india word wasnt even there for this region.. i was strickly used for indiginous americans red indians so called ..
it was Hindustan.. before some state combined were Bharat..
i can see the seprate law 100 thousands innocent people of Kashmir are still in jail..
KASHMIR needs power to balance equation.
you cant keep this in limbo...
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For your kind info India was a member of UN in 1945..
Ya I can agree that Pakistan does not existed before 1947
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it was British INDIA.. they gave you name.. be proud of indeginous hindustani who call themselves INDIAN.
and PAKISTAN was born 24 hours before your INDIA came...
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Bad eye sight, I will suggest you to go to eye specialist....
After visiting his clinic, Please brought some authentic sources about the crap which you have written in your post...
or else i am gonna say that you Pakistan has captured infinite martians which were Indian origins...
If good history books are not available in your libraries, you can always count on me, i will provide you some good links...
What is the origin of the word "Hindustan"? - Quora
History of India - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
I can agree only on this that that India was know as Hindustan before...
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oh even Hindus were proud to be arians.. who really indian are?
you never existed before british.
i will go to doc no biggie if you change your diper before you suck wrong info into your system..
it cant not only short sited you but brain dead aswell....
now you have no option but to get your fact right.. or read some good book ..
mirrior shows your ugly pic but hey atleast its reality...
FACE IT.
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dude come on we cant say india didnt exist, British india was still india . India however didnt exist before the british came.
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1. You mean Aryans??? At least we do not think ourselves Arabis and Turks
2. What is meaning of providing links, if you can't read it.... oh stupid me...
3. Yeah, I am going to read... "the Murder of history in Pakistan" by K K Aziz...
The Murder of History: A Critique of History Textbooks Used in Pakistan by K.K. Aziz — Reviews, Discussion, Bookclubs, Lists
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1. You mean Aryans??? At least we do not think ourselves Arabis and Turks
2. What is meaning of providing links, if you can't read it.... oh stupid me...
3. Yeah, I am going to read... "the Murder of history in Pakistan" by K K Aziz...
The Murder of History: A Critique of History Textbooks Used in Pakistan by K.K. Aziz — Reviews, Discussion, Bookclubs, Lists
useless to talk really man.. all i can see is HATE ..
you have time to waste i dont...
find someone els .. each time i answer you .. you will show the lowest of yourself
adios
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https://www.thehindu.com/news/natio...sought-for-jk-local-polls/article24698224.ece
Tight security sought for J&K local polls
Srinagar, August 15, 2018 21:56 IST
Updated: August 15, 2018 22:05 IST
J&K police take part in celebrations at Srinagar. | Photo Credit: NISSAR AHMAD
Mainstream political parties welcome announcement on elections, but with a note of caution
Mainstream political parties in Jammu and Kashmir on Wednesday welcomed, though with a rider, the announcement of panchayat polls made by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Governor N.N. Vohra in their Independence Day speeches.
“In the recent past, all parties except the BJP had suggested postponement of the panchayat polls in view of the situation on the ground. Even the security establishment did not favour holding them now. We are ready to be part of the exercise only if the current administration provides a conducive atmosphere and security to the candidates,” Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) spokesman Rafi Mir told The Hindu.
The PDP, which ruled the State along with the BJP from 2015 till June 2017, had to defer polls both for urban local bodies and panchayats twice in the past one year because of rising militancy and growing street protests in the wake of civilian killings, especially in south Kashmir.
“We are hopeful the Governor took the security scenario into consideration and sought inputs from all security agencies before making the announcement,” Mr. Mir said. National Conference provincial president Nasir Aslam Wani said the administration should not take a hasty decision.
“The Governor’s administration has to ensure the situation is conducive on the ground for such an elaborate exercise,” Mr. Wani said.
Other smaller regional parties also asked the administration to move “cautiously as there was the threat of militant violence against potential candidates.”
J&K saw panchayat polls in 2011 after a gap of four decades. The fresh panchayat polls were supposed to be held in 2015.
The polls will elect over 33,849 grassroots representatives, including 4,130 sarpanchs and 29,719 panchs. Besides, there are 80 urban local bodies.
Governor Vohra on Wednesday announced that the elections for the urban local bodies will take place during September-October and the panchayat polls in phases during October-December this year.
Tight security sought for J&K local polls
Srinagar, August 15, 2018 21:56 IST
Updated: August 15, 2018 22:05 IST
J&K police take part in celebrations at Srinagar. | Photo Credit: NISSAR AHMAD
Mainstream political parties welcome announcement on elections, but with a note of caution
Mainstream political parties in Jammu and Kashmir on Wednesday welcomed, though with a rider, the announcement of panchayat polls made by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Governor N.N. Vohra in their Independence Day speeches.
“In the recent past, all parties except the BJP had suggested postponement of the panchayat polls in view of the situation on the ground. Even the security establishment did not favour holding them now. We are ready to be part of the exercise only if the current administration provides a conducive atmosphere and security to the candidates,” Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) spokesman Rafi Mir told The Hindu.
The PDP, which ruled the State along with the BJP from 2015 till June 2017, had to defer polls both for urban local bodies and panchayats twice in the past one year because of rising militancy and growing street protests in the wake of civilian killings, especially in south Kashmir.
“We are hopeful the Governor took the security scenario into consideration and sought inputs from all security agencies before making the announcement,” Mr. Mir said. National Conference provincial president Nasir Aslam Wani said the administration should not take a hasty decision.
“The Governor’s administration has to ensure the situation is conducive on the ground for such an elaborate exercise,” Mr. Wani said.
Other smaller regional parties also asked the administration to move “cautiously as there was the threat of militant violence against potential candidates.”
J&K saw panchayat polls in 2011 after a gap of four decades. The fresh panchayat polls were supposed to be held in 2015.
The polls will elect over 33,849 grassroots representatives, including 4,130 sarpanchs and 29,719 panchs. Besides, there are 80 urban local bodies.
Governor Vohra on Wednesday announced that the elections for the urban local bodies will take place during September-October and the panchayat polls in phases during October-December this year.
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Civic polls to begin on October 8 in Jammu and Kashmir amid tight security
Government holiday has also been declared in all the areas where polling will be held.
HT Correspondent
Hindustan Times, Srinagar
CRPF personnel checking vehicles ahead of polling for the first phase of elections for urban local bodies in Srinagar on Saturday.(HT photo)
With a day left before the state goes for the first phase of local bodies election on October 8, high security arrangements placed across various districts, including polling stations.
As many as 2,990 candidates are in the fray for the four-phased urban local bodies (ULB) polls in Jammu and Kashmir, officials said on Saturday. The polling will be held in south Kashmir’s Kokernag and north Kashmir’s Baramulla, Handwara, Kupwara, Bandipore and three wards of Srinagar municipal corporation.
“We are taking no chances. The polling stations where people will cast their votes have been properly secured,” a senior official said. He added that additional check points have been set up on the Jammu and Kashmir National Highway (NH 44) and other highways leading towards the polling areas.
Around 40,000 additional forces have been deployed and three-tier security will be placed around the polling stations, the official said.
“The army has been asked to go for area domination to deter militants or their supporters from targeting candidates,” he said.
Director general of state police Dilbag Singh said, “About 450 to 500 OGWs of militants who were issuing threats and hatching conspiracies to sabotage the election process were arrested over the past one week,” He said the police and other security agencies were fully prepared to face any kind of situation for smooth conduct of the polls.
Officials said in the wake of recent attack on Friday where two National Conference workers were killed by the militants, the security of the candidates has been further beefed up.
“All the candidates have been given proper security, including secure accommodation. We are taking all the necessary precautions for smooth conduct of the polls,” an official said.
Government holiday has also been declared in all the areas where polling will be held.
Governor reviews arrangements
Governor Satya Pal Malik took a detailed review of the security situation in the state at Raj Bhavan, said an official on Saturday. The meeting included senior civil, police, central armed police, army, and state and central intelligence agencies.
In first phase, 1,283 candidates are in the fray with 1,010 from Jammu, 207 from Kashmir and 66 from Ladakh for 422 wards (247 in Jammu, 149 in Kashmir, 26 in Ladakh), the official said.
The second phase will seal the fate of 1,094 contestants in 218 wards in Jammu region and 166 wards in Kashmir valley, the official said, adding that 61 candidates got elected unopposed in this phase.
In the third phase, a total of 411 candidates are trying their luck -– 242 in 56 wards of Jammu province and 169 in 151 wards of Kashmir valley, the official said. Forty nine candidates got elected unopposed in this phase, the official said.
Similarly, 202 candidates are in the fray for the fourth and final phase under which are 132 wards.
First Published: Oct 07, 2018 12:06 IST
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Moderate Hurriyat Conference chairman Mirwaiz Umar Farooq was Sunday placed under house arrest ahead of the first phase of urban local body (ULB) polls in Jammu and Kashmir.
Elections to ULBs in the state will start from Monday and be held in four phases. On October 2, police took Jammu Kashmir Liberation Front (JKLF) chairman Yasin Malik into preventive custody. Hardline Hurriyat Conference chairman Syed Ali Shah Geelani continues to be under house detention.
04 October 2018
The Joint Resistance Leadership (JRL) of Indian Occupied Jammu and Kashmir wrote a special letter to the Secretary General of the United Nations for the peaceful settlement of Conflict of Jammu and Kashmir in accordance with the wishes and aspirations of the people of erstwhile state of Jammu and Kashmir that remains on the agenda of the United Nations.
All the three leaders of the JRL also strongly raised their voices regarding the consistent patterns of violations of human rights in the Jammu and Kashmir State in light of the recently issued report.
The JRL further stated in the said letter that, ‘’ “Lack of sustained attention by the international community to this aspect of the disputed conflict and not calling India to account on this score, has only succeeded in emboldening its armed forces, enjoying immunity from law causing untold misery for civilian Kashmiris who are forced to live with arbitrary arrest, imprisonment, torture and killings in their everyday lives. Jammu & Kashmir is not a territorial dispute between India and Pakistan. We would like to assert that it is primarily a question of the rights of the peoples of the State of J&K and that resolution must be sought within the parameters of that definition as well.
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Government holiday has also been declared in all the areas where polling will be held.
HT Correspondent
Hindustan Times, Srinagar
CRPF personnel checking vehicles ahead of polling for the first phase of elections for urban local bodies in Srinagar on Saturday.(HT photo)
With a day left before the state goes for the first phase of local bodies election on October 8, high security arrangements placed across various districts, including polling stations.
As many as 2,990 candidates are in the fray for the four-phased urban local bodies (ULB) polls in Jammu and Kashmir, officials said on Saturday. The polling will be held in south Kashmir’s Kokernag and north Kashmir’s Baramulla, Handwara, Kupwara, Bandipore and three wards of Srinagar municipal corporation.
“We are taking no chances. The polling stations where people will cast their votes have been properly secured,” a senior official said. He added that additional check points have been set up on the Jammu and Kashmir National Highway (NH 44) and other highways leading towards the polling areas.
Around 40,000 additional forces have been deployed and three-tier security will be placed around the polling stations, the official said.
“The army has been asked to go for area domination to deter militants or their supporters from targeting candidates,” he said.
Director general of state police Dilbag Singh said, “About 450 to 500 OGWs of militants who were issuing threats and hatching conspiracies to sabotage the election process were arrested over the past one week,” He said the police and other security agencies were fully prepared to face any kind of situation for smooth conduct of the polls.
Officials said in the wake of recent attack on Friday where two National Conference workers were killed by the militants, the security of the candidates has been further beefed up.
“All the candidates have been given proper security, including secure accommodation. We are taking all the necessary precautions for smooth conduct of the polls,” an official said.
Government holiday has also been declared in all the areas where polling will be held.
Governor reviews arrangements
Governor Satya Pal Malik took a detailed review of the security situation in the state at Raj Bhavan, said an official on Saturday. The meeting included senior civil, police, central armed police, army, and state and central intelligence agencies.
In first phase, 1,283 candidates are in the fray with 1,010 from Jammu, 207 from Kashmir and 66 from Ladakh for 422 wards (247 in Jammu, 149 in Kashmir, 26 in Ladakh), the official said.
The second phase will seal the fate of 1,094 contestants in 218 wards in Jammu region and 166 wards in Kashmir valley, the official said, adding that 61 candidates got elected unopposed in this phase.
In the third phase, a total of 411 candidates are trying their luck -– 242 in 56 wards of Jammu province and 169 in 151 wards of Kashmir valley, the official said. Forty nine candidates got elected unopposed in this phase, the official said.
Similarly, 202 candidates are in the fray for the fourth and final phase under which are 132 wards.
First Published: Oct 07, 2018 12:06 IST
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Moderate Hurriyat Conference chairman Mirwaiz Umar Farooq was Sunday placed under house arrest ahead of the first phase of urban local body (ULB) polls in Jammu and Kashmir.
Elections to ULBs in the state will start from Monday and be held in four phases. On October 2, police took Jammu Kashmir Liberation Front (JKLF) chairman Yasin Malik into preventive custody. Hardline Hurriyat Conference chairman Syed Ali Shah Geelani continues to be under house detention.
04 October 2018
The Joint Resistance Leadership (JRL) of Indian Occupied Jammu and Kashmir wrote a special letter to the Secretary General of the United Nations for the peaceful settlement of Conflict of Jammu and Kashmir in accordance with the wishes and aspirations of the people of erstwhile state of Jammu and Kashmir that remains on the agenda of the United Nations.
All the three leaders of the JRL also strongly raised their voices regarding the consistent patterns of violations of human rights in the Jammu and Kashmir State in light of the recently issued report.
The JRL further stated in the said letter that, ‘’ “Lack of sustained attention by the international community to this aspect of the disputed conflict and not calling India to account on this score, has only succeeded in emboldening its armed forces, enjoying immunity from law causing untold misery for civilian Kashmiris who are forced to live with arbitrary arrest, imprisonment, torture and killings in their everyday lives. Jammu & Kashmir is not a territorial dispute between India and Pakistan. We would like to assert that it is primarily a question of the rights of the peoples of the State of J&K and that resolution must be sought within the parameters of that definition as well.
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