Geelani, Mirwai, Sehrai,
Shah grieved over accident
(VOS)
Srinagar,
July 11: Senior separatist leaders Syed Ali Geelani, Mirwaiz Umer Farooq,
Mohammas Ashraf Sehrai and Shabir Ahmad Shah have expressed profound grief over
the tragic accident at Tangmarg which claimed 3 lives and injured 50 people.
In their
condolence message, they prayed for place in Jannah Al Firdous to the deceased.
Ministers,
Advisors shocked over school excursion bus accident
Condole
demise of students
(VOS)
Srinagar,
July 11: Minister for PHE Taj Mohiuddin, Minister for Transport, Qamar Ali
Akhoon, Minister for Rural Development Department, Ali Muhammad
Sagar, Minister for Higher Education, Abdul Gani Malik, Minister of
Animal Husbandry, Aga Syed Ruhullah, Minister of State for
Transport and Forests Mr. Shabir Ahmed Khan and Advisors to Chief Minister,
Devender Singh Rana and Mubarak Gul have expressed deep shock and grief over
the demise of 3 persons including 1 student died in a road accident at Baba
Reshi Gulmarg road today.
In their
condolence messages, Ministers expressed sympathies with the bereaved families
and prayed for eternal peace to the departed souls.
Mir,
Tarigami shocked over the bus accident at Baba Reshi Gulmarg
Expressed
condolence with deceased families
(VOS)
Srinagar,
July 11: Minister for Agriculture, Ghulam Hassan Mir has expressed deep
shock and grief over the tragic road accident which occurred on Wednesday to a
school excursion bus of Iqra Public Institute of Khomrayal, Lolab on Baba Reshi
Road.
In the
said bus accident 3 persons including 1 students, one teacher and driver of the
bus died, and about 39 students and teachers received injures, which were
shifted to various hospitals of the valley which include JVC,
SKIMS, and SMHS Hospitals in Srinagar and SDH Tangmarg for
treatment.
In his
condolence message, Mir expressed his heart felt sympathies with the bereaved
families and prayed for eternal peace to the departed souls. He also instructed
concerned hospital authorities for providing specialized treatment facilities
to the injured ones for their early recovery.
Meanwhile CPI
State Secretary Mohammad Yousuf Tarigami also expressed deep shock over
the tragic accident at Tangmarg. He expressed sympathies with the victims and
demanded they be compensated sufficiently for the losses they suffered.
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Chairman Hakeem Mohammad Yasin and PDP leader Gh Mohiuddin also expressed
condolences over the tragic accident.
Jamaat
expresses shock over Tangmarg accident
(VOS)
Srinagar,
July 11: Jama’at-e-Islami J&K has expressed deep concern over the
tragic incident on the Gulmarg road in which three persons got killed and a
number of children injured. The bus was on excursion carrying school children
from a Kupwara school. Jama’at extends its sympathy with the bereaved families
and prays for an early recovery of the injured children, the Jamaat spokesperson
Advocate Zahid Ali said in a statement.
Srinagar a
big urban planning challenge: PC
(VOS)
Srinagar,
July 11: Peoples’ Conference Srinagar head, Junaid Azim Mattu said
Srinagar stands at a precipice of population growth where urban planning laws,
regulations and policies need to be redefined to both accommodate the emerging
private sector and conserve the historic identity of the city.
“Despite
being an established tourism destination successive governments have failed to
promote Srinagar as an economically and environmentally sustainable modern city
that nurtures opportunities for entrepreneurs, local businessmen and skilled
artisans to contribute positively to the State’s economy. Considering the
unprecedented rate of emigration to the city from other parts of the State in
the last few decades, sustainable urbanization is one of the most important
challenges we face in Jammu & Kashmir”, read a statement issued by the
Peoples Conference here today.
Stating
that Srinagar, as are all capital cities to their States, was the hub for much
of our economic production and consumption, Mattu said that it was time to
facilitate economic processes in the city to generate wealth and opportunities.
“A
historic city like Srinagar that has a legacy of culture, art and enlightenment
shouldn’t be allowed to be consumed by monstrous congestion, corruption,
economic persecution, unemployment and poverty. Due to political
incompetence and lack of will, Srinagar is the most neglected part of our
haywire and ill-planned growth agenda, the consequences of which have already
started to emerge as we face a paralyzing deficiency and inadequacy of public
infrastructure”, Mattu said. Junaid Mattu added that it was about
time to demand pro-active policies to shore up economic production, revenue,
institutional structures of urban planning and management. Due to a criminal
political and planning neglect, our State’s economy is fairly incapable of
reaping the productivity, growth and economic dividends of urban living and
economic activity rendering Srinagar incapable of economically performing to
its true potential
Junaid
Mattu added that there was a dire need for sensible urban planning in Srinagar
and for sectoral policies to appropriately and sustainably release and add land
for both residential and commercial urbanization in a manner that doesn’t cause
social or economic disruption. We urgently need a new city design that eschews
urban sprawl and resolves associated challenges of infrastructure, traffic
management and systemic additions to our housing capacity. We need to
understand the concept of urban re-development to make up for the damage and
destruction caused to the city due to decades of misgovernance and planning
shortsightedness. Srinagar needs to grow towards the neighboring towns of
Pampore, Pattan and Ganderbal – towns that would provide a great opportunity to
become modern, well-planned and equipped satellite towns. The lunatic law that
prohibits vertical construction beyond five floors has resulted in residential congestion
and unavailability of land for commercial activities in Srinagar, both
consequences directly and adversely affecting the State’s and City’s economy,
added the statement.
Ashkee’s
arrest highhandedness of Police: Hilal War
PPP
demands his immediate release
(VOS)
Srinagar,
July 11: People’s Political Party (PPP) Chairman Engineer Hilal War has
expressed deep concern and anguish over the alleged fresh drive of Police to
arrest and harass youths from different parts of Srinagar City especially
Maisuma Locality and down town areas of the city.
War
condemned in strong words the unjustified arrest and detention of
Roman Yousuf Alias Aashkee of Maisuma and demanded his immediate
release, who was arrested by the police yesterday evening while he was sitting
with his friends at Pratap Park in Srinagar City.
“How can
police be so cruel and high-handed that they don’t even spare a bunch of Youth
enjoying their leisure time in a public park”, said Mr. War.
War
further stated that “many recent actions of Police smell of some mischievous
conspiracy because we know there are various elements in Intelligence Agencies
and Police who make millions out of the troubled situations that arise out of
such drives. I suspect that a section of police is hell bent upon pushing the
youth towards militancy”, said War
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