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JAMMU, May 31: Secretary,Social Welfare Department,Sheetal Nanda, today convened avirtual meet with persons withspinal cord injuries and specialdisabilities of Kashmir division tolisten to their grievances so as toredress them and ensure the facili-ties reach at their doorsteps.

During the meet, the partici-pants raised several issues and

demands which were discussedthreadbare. The issues and con-cerns highlighted included acces-sibilities like ramps and other spe-cial disabled friendly infrastruc-ture in all public and private build-ings besides educational institu-tions particularly with regard tobooks and other requisite necessi-ties. They urged the Secretary tointervene and ensure that theprocess for issuance of incomecertificates is simplified and they

may be provided special rationcards.

Besides, several other signifi-cant issues like provision of reha-bilitation homes/centers, disabledfriendly public transport, avail-ability of ambulance and doctorson call, reservation in governmentjobs, customized wheel chairs,specific prosthetic aid were alsobrought to the notice of theSecretary.

The participants requested fortheir involvement in all programsand measures being taken up bythe government for their welfareand rehabilitation.

After giving a patient hearingto the issues and demands raisedby the participants, Sheetal Nandaassured them that all efforts wouldbe initiated to ensure that theirproblems are mitigated and bene-fits reach the deserving and gen-uine persons. She assured themthat other issues discussed in themeeting would be brought into thenotice of higher authorities forearly redressal.

She affirmed that theGovernment is taking severalinnovative measures to make theirlives comfortable and dignifiedwith special focus on accessibili-ties and livelihood programs.

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SRINAGAR, May 31:Advisor to Lieutenant Governor,Farooq Khan today emphasisedon delivering all projects to pub-lic that are complete in everyrespect. He asked the depart-ments to ensure every alliedfacility is available at all thesports amenities constructed bythem so that competitive nationalevents are conducted in them.

The meeting was attended byPrincipal Secretary YouthServices & Sports, Alok Kumar;Director General, Youth Services& Sports (YS&S), Dr. Saleem UrRehman; Secretary SportsCouncil, Nuzhat Gul; OSD toAdvisor, Mohammad AshrafHakak; Engineers of the execut-ing agencies and other officers ofthe sports departments.

Advisor Khan directed boththe J&K Sports Council andYS&S Department to create thefacilities that are of specifications

of international standard. Heasked them to approve each ofsuch facilities created by theadministrative bodies like FIFA,FIH, etc.

He further directed theauthorities to upgrade all thefacilities so that reputed sportsevents of nation could be con-ducted there. He impressed uponthem to ensure having separatewashrooms, fencing, parking,drinking water, watch and wardand other facilities available ateach sports stadium for theirproper upkeep and maintenance.

The Advisor asked the DGYS&S to identify the coachingstaff to cater to the outdoor andindoor sports stadia constructedacross different districts of J&K.He further directed them to lookinto deputation of managerialstaff to different sports facilitiesfor managing the activities likebooking, registration of playersand proper utilisation of thesefacilities in each district.

Moreover Advisor Khanasked them to make available theservices of Physiotherapists andother turf maintenance curators atthese state of art facilities fortheir optimum use and care. Heasked them to create boarding &lodging facilities in each districtfor the players so that they don'thave to travel much for partici-pating in the games held there.

The Advisor further directedthe authorities to identify a patchof land in consultation with divi-sional administration for creatingmega sports complex in valley onthe analogy of Khel GaonNagrota, Jammu. He directed theexecuting agencies to adhere todeadlines fixed for each projectand asked the officers to monitorthe deadlines regularly.

The Advisor reviewed theprogress and status of all theongoing mega sports projects ofJ&K, sports projects taken upunder PMDP, maintenance ofsports infrastructure created to becompleted in future. He askedthem to clear the past liabilitieswhere work has been completedsatisfactorily and accelerate thepace on other ongoing workswithout compromising on thequality of work.


KATHUA, May 31: Actingtough against drug peddlers, dis-trict police Kathua have on thedirectives of SSP, RomeshChander Kotwal recovered hero-in like contraband in the jurisdic-tion of Kathua Police Stationfrom two ladies hailing fromPunjab at present Chack DrabKhan, Kathua. The duo wasarrested.

Police said a team led byInspector, Vijay Kumar, SHOPolice Station (PS), Kathuaunder the supervision of DySPHeadquarter Kathua, ShammiKumar conducted a raid nearChack Drab Khan, Kathua andapprehended two suspectedladies namely Pooja, wife ofSurjeet Lal and Shakuntla Devi,wife of Bui Lal both residents ofTadiwaal Punjab and at presentChak Drab Khan, district Kathua.

On their frisking respectivepolice team recovered 28 gramsof heroin like contraband fromtheir illegal possession. A caseFIR No. 270/2021 U/S 8/21/22NDPS Act stands registered inKathua Police Station and furtherinvestigation is underway.

Meanwhile, district policeKathua today recovered illicitliquor in the jurisdiction of PoliceStation(PS) Hiranagar and alsoarrested one person in this con-nection.

Police said a team led byInspector, Anil Kumar Sharma

SHO PS Hiranagar duringpatrolling duty near PHC DingaAmb apprehended one suspectnamely Bittu Ram, son ofChanda Ram of KooperKamashi. On his physical check-ing, one bottle containingapproximately 05 litres of illicitliquor was recovered from hispossession and bootlegger wasarrested on spot. A case vide FIRNo. 72/2021 U/S 48 (a) ExciseAct was registered in theHiranagar Police Station and fur-ther investigation has been initi-ated.


JAMMU, May 31: BJP OBCMorcha led by Braham Jyot Satti,its JKUT president organised ablood plasma donation camp atSMGS, Hospital Jammu today.

Kavinder Gupta, former DyCM , Yudhvir Sethi vice presidentBJP and convenor Sewa HiSangathan drive JK UT , MunishSharma, All Morcha incharge BJP, Arvind Gupta, secretary BJP JKUT were present on the occasion.

Program was organised byTarun Kumar, secretary andincharge blood plasma donationcamp BJP OBC Morcha JK-UTand supervised by Sunil Prajapatipublicity secretary and convenor,Sewa Hi Sangathan drive BJPOBC Morcha JK-UT.

Rajesh Dogra office secretary,BJP OBC Morcha JK-UT, SudeshKumar Executive Member BJPOBC Morcha JK-UT , RakeshMandal Vicky, Mandal presidentBJP OBC Morcha and volunteersof BJP OBC Morcha were presentin the programme.

All COVID-19 SOPs were fol-lowed by organisers and publicduring the programme.

More than 30 people donatedblood in this camp.

Speaking on the occasion,Kavinder Gupta complimentedBJP OBC Morcha for conductingcommendable social activitiesacross the UT of Jammu and

Kashmir. He said in this hard time of

COVID-19 second wave BJPOBC Morcha JK-UT is organisingsocial tasks in entire UT and work-ing as frontline warriors.

He said blood plasma can savea precious life in this wave ofCOVID-19.

He said this is time to unite andwith unite efforts we will over-come this pandemic very soon.

He urged the general public toget vaccinated as drive for 18+ agegroups has been started at variouscenters in JK UT.

He acclaimed the role ofBraham Jyot and his whole BJPOBC team and said OBC Morchais achieving new heights under theleadership of Braham Jyot.

Yudhvir Sethi also showed hisutmost satisfaction over the work-ing of OBC Morcha and said inthis hard time the Morcha is pro-viding helping to needy families.

He said India will overcomethis pandemic very soon but in thishard time everyone is putting theirbest and helping needy people.

Munish Sharma said blooddonation can save a precious livesand these kind of social tasks areboon to humanity.

Braham Jyot Satti compli-mented OBC team for commend-able work and said Morcha iscommitted to work for societywith the spirit of service to human-ity.


JAMMU, May 31: SunilDimple president Jammu WestAssembly Movement today criti-cised Government for openingmore wine shops instead of vacci-

nation centres in Jammu.Addressing a press conference

here, Sunil Dimple alleged that inspite of repeated requests to LG,Manoj Sinha and administrationthere is acute shortage of vaccina-tion centres for 18-45 age group.

He said in most of the centresfor 18 to 45 age -group there wereno vaccinations and the youth are

returning without getting the vac-cinations.

He said the video recordedmemorandum, was sent to thehigher ups including DivisionalCommissioner, DCs, and CMOs.

Dimple alleged there are novaccinations for the second dosefor above 45 ages.

He alleged the Government isopening more wine shops in theCity of Temples than the requirednumber of vaccination centres forthe 18 to 45 age youths, in Jammuregion.

He said people are protestingagainst the opening of the wineshops, but the administration hasturned a deaf ear.

He alleged the liquor mafia isvery active in this pandemic andpeople are in their houses due tolockdown. But liquor mafia isactive in opening the wine shopsin the Jammu city.

He demanded deferment of 12class CBSE exams and vaccina-tion of all students up to universi-ty level.

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Truck overturns,driver receivesminor injuriesExcelsior Correspondent

SAMBA, May 31: Due toheavy rainfall and thunderstormin the afternoon in Samba area, atruck bearing RegistrationNumber, JK 08 K-6007 over-turned in the middle of theHighway near Main Chowk ofthe town here, today after thedriver lost control over the vehi-cle.

The accident took place nearthe Main Chowk on Jammu -Pathankot National Highway.The truck was loaded withbananas and was on way fromKathua towards Jammu. Butafter reaching Samba, the driversuddenly lost his balance due toheavy rains and thunderstormand the vehicle turned turtle.

The driver of the truck suf-fered minor injuries.

However, the Samba policeswung into action to resume thetraffic on the Highway whichgot disrupted for some time dueto accident. The police also reg-istered a case in this regard andhas started further investigation.

Purkhoo Camp inmates demandlaunch of sanitization drive


JAMMU, May 31: Migrants of Purkhoo Camp Phase IV havedemanded holding of immediate sanitization drive in the camp inview of the increasing COVID Pandemic cases.

In a statement issued through Shadi Lal Pandita they have madean appeal to relief authorities to take immediate steps in launchingof a sanitization drive in the area so that the people will heave asigh of relief. The camp inmates also expressed concern over thenon availability of medicines in the camp dispensary and demand-ed that the staff be asked to be present during night hours also.Besides, they demanded renovation of community centers whichare in dilapidated condition and installation of benches in the pub-lic park. The camp inmates also demanded that the Ashram becompensated for the trees which were cut in its premises.

Woman dies inaccident


JAMMU, May 31: A womandied in accident near BaweTalab area here today.

As per police sources, awoman was seriously injuredwhen the scooty she was ridingwas hit by rashly and negligent-ly driven car near Bawe Talabhere.

The woman was immediate-ly rushed to GovernmentMedical College and Hospital(GMCH) Jammu, where doctorsdeclared her as brought dead.

The deceased was identifiedas Heena Sharma, daughter ofPyare Lal, a resident of MuthiMaira Jourian.

After completing medicaland legal formalities, the bodyof the deceased will be handedover to legal heirs.

A case under FIR Number79/2021 under relevant Sectionshas been registered at PoliceStation Kanachack and driver ofthe car identified as KhalidMehmood, son of KhadimHussain of Buffliaz, TaradawaliTehsil Surankote DistrictPoonch.

Further investigation into thecase is going on.

DC Reasi distributes assistance among porters


REASI, May 31: Deputy Commissioner Charandeep Singhreleased financial assistance of Rs1236000 as COVID reliefamong porters and pony riders in the presence of Executive OfficerSSKSB (Additional Deputy Commissioner) Rajinder KumarSharma, here today.

Speaking on the event, the DC Reasi said that the first instal-ment of Rs 1236000 has been dispersed to nearly 618 beneficiariesthrough bank invoice.

He also emphasized for generating awareness among theconstruction workers about various schemes being implemented bythe Shiv Khori Shrine Board in the district, so that they can alsoavail the benefits of various welfare schemes.

The DC directed the Shiv Khori Shrine Board to ensure thatno eligible beneficiary will be left out from availing the benefits ofthese welfare schemes meant for such beneficiaries and alsostressed on strict adherence to COVID-19 related SOPs and guide-lines during the event.

Bail denied to 2booked underPOCSO Act


JAMMU, May 31: PrincipalSessions Judge Kathua JafferHussain Beigh today rejectedthe bail applications ofDevinder Singh and VinodKumar, who were booked underProtection of Children fromSexual Offences (POCSO) Actby Police Station Billawar.

After hearing both thesides, the court observed,"Section 3 of POCSO Act dealswith penetrative sexual assaultand is punishable under Section4 of the Act for which theaccused are involved along withSection 17 of POCSO Act andunless contrary is proved by theaccused it is presumed that theaccused has committed theoffences which have beenestablished against themaccused during the course ofinvestigation".

"The investigation is still inprogress", the Court said whilerejecting the bail applications.

MP residentfound hangingExcelsior Correspondent

JAMMU, May 31: A MadhyaPradesh resident was found hang-ing in his rental room near KrishnaColony in Akhnoor.

As per police sources, a manidentified as Davendra, son ofAche Lal, a resident of Isha Nagar,Chattarpur, Madhya Pradesh wasfound hanging in his rented roomnear Krishna Colony in Akhnoor.

The body of the deceased hasbeen shifted to mortuary ofGovernment Medical College andHospital (GMCH) Jammu forautopsy.

Inquest proceedings underSection 174 CrPC have been initi-ated by Akhnoor Police in thisregard.

Sunil Dimple, presidentJammu West Movement at apress conference on Monday.

Three drug peddlers arrestedwith cannabis, poppy straw


JAMMU, May 31: Padyarnaand Ramsoo Police arrested threedrug peddlers along with cannabisand poppy straw.

According to SSP KishtwarShafqat Hussain Batt, a team fromPolice Post Padyarna led by SIQasim laid a special checking pointand intercepted a Mahindra Scorpiocar bearing registration numberJK02CH-7821.

"During checking, police teamrecovered 40 grams cannabis fromthe possession of the two personstravelling in the car and arrestedthem", SSP said, adding that thearrested persons were identified asImran Ahmed, son of Ghulam NabiDhobi of Lower Malipath andImtiyaz Ahmed, son of GhulamRasool, a resident of ShaheediMohalla District Kishtwar.

A case under FIR Number

120/2021 under Section 8/20NDPS Act has been registered atPolice Station Kishtwar and inves-tigation started, SSP added.

Meanwhile, a team from PoliceStation Ramsoo led by ASI JavidIqbal during checking intercepted aXylo car bearing registration num-ber HR55S-3905.

During checking, police teamrecovered 23 kilograms of poppystraw from the vehicle and arrestedthe driver, who was identified asGurdeep Singh, son of HaryalSingh Rajput, a resident of Mahu,District Jalandhar Punjab.

During preliminary question-ing, the driver confessed that hewas illegally transporting the poppystraw from Kashmir to Jammu.

A case under FIR Number59/2021 under Section 8/20 NDPSAct has been registered at PoliceStation Ramsoo and investigationstarted.

Traffic blocked as a portion of approach road to Asso Bridgesinks in Bani area on Monday. — Excelsior/Pardeep

Approach road sinks, traffic suspended


KATHUA, May 31: The traf-fic was suspended and longqueues of vehicles were seen onthe Bani-Sarthal- Bhaderwah roadafter the approach road connect-ing to Asso bridge on Sewa rivergot damaged due heavy rainfall inBani this evening. The local peo-ple noticed the washing away of abig portion of road connected toAsso bridge just four kms fromBani due to heavy rainfall andflash floods and they immediatelyinformed the Bani administration.

After getting the informationSDM Bani, Joginder SinghJasrotia, Tehsildar Bani, ShivKumar and SHO Bani rushed tobridge site and took safety meas-ures. They found that the bridgeacross Sewa nallah at Asso onBani Bhaderwah road about fourkm from Bani town had sunkand damaged due to heavy rainfall

and loaded vehicles passingthrough this bridge.

The Bani administrationimmediately suspended the trafficon bridge and stone blockage wasraised at the entry of the bridge.The Border Road Organization(BRO) was also informed toimmediately take necessary stepsto restore the bridge for publicmovement.

The local people with theirluggage and family member start-ed movement on foot to reachtheir destinations. A big popula-tion on Bani-Sarthal andBhaderwah road was badly affect-ed due to closer of bridge. As itwill takes few days to make alter-native way out to restore the traf-fic on road. The Bani people arealready facing numbers of prob-lems due bad condition of road asland sliding and shooting stoneson the road has made their lifemiserable.

Plus 2 Officers Forum delegation meets DSEExcelsior Correspondent

JAMMU, May 31: A deputa-tion of plus 2 Officers Forum led byRam Parkash along with AjeetSharma and Nariender KumarSharma met Director SchoolEducation (DSE) and discussed thewider ramifications, discrepancyand deficiency of recently issuedregularization orders in length andbreadth.

It also discussed the issue ofthose who have not joined and wholeft the Department. Moreover theloss of those in charge principalswho are not regularised joined andserved in far-flung areas and havebeen deprived of three to eightyears should be reconsidered withnotional effect from date of joint or

rectifying it by other means.The overall scenario like pro-

motion of senior lecturers ,degrada-tion of academic standard and allother issues even like regularizationof R.T teachers into general teacherand future implication was also dis-cussed. Director School Educationassured that Government can havemany options with respect toaggrieved regular Principals whoare more sufferers. It was alsodecided to have same discussionwith administrative secretary in thecoming days.

Modi Govt made path-breaking achievements: Chander Mohan


JAMMU, May 31: BJP seniorleader Chander Mohan Sharmatoday said that the Narendra ModiGovernment during last sevenyears has made path breakingachievements.

Addressing a zoom meeting ofparty activists today on the comple-tion of seven years of ModiGovernment in office, he said dur-ing the seven years of NarendraModi in office the world has wit-nessed the historical decisions andbold steps taken by him in the larg-er national interests.

He said the people of J&K havea reason of feeling more jubilantand joyful for the path braking andlandmark constitutional decisionsand political accomplishment bythe Modi Government. He detailedin brief about some of the attain-

ments in J&K which included abro-gation of controversial Article 370and 35 A of the Constitution ofIndia.

He said Modi also tackled thesituation very carefully despitethere were provocative hurdles andthreats of outbreak of unprecedent-ed turmoil but nothing happened.He said the BJP's doctrine of SabKa Sath, Sabka Vikas and SabkaVishwas has been accepted by thepeople of the Valley and credit goesto PM and the BJP Government atCentre for the same.

He also highlighted variousother bold decisions taken by PMincluding forcing the Chinese armyto beat a hasty retreat from Ladakhwhere it had intruded in Indian ter-ritory. Besides, the Uri and Balakotsurgical strikes are mile stones inthe history of Indian defense, headded.

Kathua police seizes heroin,illicit liquor; arrests 3

BJP leaders during a blood plasma donation camp at SMGSHospital Jammu on Monday.

Defeat pandemic with united efforts: Kavinder BJP OBC Morcha organises blood plasma donation camp

JMC launches specialsanitation drive


JAMMU, May 31: In additionto routine sanitation activities,JMC today launched a special san-itation drive on the directions ofCommissioner, Jammu MunicipalCorporation (JMC), Avny Lavasain the areas of Gujjar Nagar,Qasim Nagar, Sheikhpura BahuFort, University Road, etc.

The aim for launching this spe-cial sanitation drive is to containthe spread of corona virus. Duringthe drive, every nook and corner ofthe areas falling within the juris-diction of JMC shall be coveredunder the overall supervision of DrSanjogita Soodan, Health Officer,JMC.

Thorough cleaning/desilting ofthe lanes/drains in all the areas wasdone today. Besides, sprinkling oflime was also done to beat theodour and foul smell. Additionalmen and machinery was alsodeployed during the drive.

The JMC Commissionerappealed the people to cooperatethe Corporation and use identifiedplaces for disposal of garbage. Healso stressed to avoid use of poly-thene to the extent possible whichis the major cause of blockage ofdrains and nallahs.

Dimple criticises Govt foropening more wine shops

Sheetal interacts with personswith special disabilities


JAMMU, May 31: An onlinefarewell meeting for Prof (Dr) MY Peerzada, Director Colleges,

Departmentof HigherE d u c a t i o nDepartmentJ&K, whoa t t a i n e dsuperannua-tion today,was organ-

ized. The farewell meeting wasattended by more than 70Principals from differentGovernment colleges of JammuDivision. The speakers gave abrief account of the more than 35years of glorious services ren-dered by Prof Peerzada. All theparticipants wished him a happyand healthy post superannuationlife.

Jagdish Singh Bali, whoretired today as AEE from PDD

Department,was given aw a r mfarewell byE x e c u t i v eE n g i n e e r ,T L M D - I I IUdhampur,J K P T C I ,

Power Development Department(PDD). During his service of 31years, Bali served at variousplaces including NHPC Limited,Uri project and JKPDC Grid sta-tions of Janipur, Canal andPounichak. All his colleagueswished him a happy and prosper-ous retired life.

A warm farewell was accord-ed to Naib-Te h s i l d a r ,Chanderkot,S a i f u l l a hShah, whoretired todayafter attain-ing superan-nuation. He

served the Revenue Departmentfor more than 35 years. In a func-tion organized at his office atChanderkot, all his colleaguesand prominent citizens wishedhim peaceful and prosperouspost retirement life.

Staff andofficers ofDirectorateo fAgriculture,J a m m ua c c o r d e d

warm and affectionate farewellto Surishta Devi, AgricultureChemist Jammu, Rajeev Sharma,

I n c h a r g eDiv i s iona lSoil SurveyOfficer andC h a r a nK o u r ,I n c h a r g eH e a dAssistant, JD

(Farms) who retired today afterr e n d e r i n gmore than 36years ofservice to theDepartment.Director ofAgricultureProduction& FW

Jammu, K K Sharma, speakingon the occasion, wished theretirees a very healthy and pros-perous post retirement life.

Warm wishes for a happy andprosperous life were also extend-ed to retiring officers and staff ofthe department from other dis-tricts. They included S N Uppal(SMS III Dharmari), AbdulGaffor Khan (Senior Mechanic,ARE Jammu), Nazir Ahmad(Field Assistant Reasi), Ajudhia

Lal (FieldA s s i s t a n tSM FarmC h i n o r e ) ,Padam Singh( F i e l dAssistant IIUdhampur),R o m e s h

Chander (Senior AssistantA k h n o o r ) ,K a m a lK i s h o r e( A E AP o o n c h ) ,D a v i n d e rS i n g h( J A E OA k h n o o r ) ,

Karan Singh (Mali SMFChakrohi) and Jamat Ali (JAEODoda). Meanwhile in anotherfunction held at the office ofSub Divisional Officer, R SPura, Reej Kumar Sharma(JAEO R S Pura) and PritamChand (Head Assistant R SPura) were accorded warm sendoff on their retirement fromservice today.

Sushil Kumar Amla, DDOMigrant Cell, SKUAST-K, whoretired today from the service,was accorded a warm send off

by staffmembers ina farewellf u n c t i o n .They laudedhis sincereand dedicat-ed services

towards migrant employees andwished him happy and healthypost retirement life.

Directorate of HorticultureJammu today bid farewell toRam Parshad (Section Officer)and J K Pandita (AAO) on attain-ing superannuation. On theOccasion, Director Horticulture,Sevak Ram wished both theretirees a very healthy and pros-perous post retirement life. Thestaff of the Directorate alsoextended their best wishes to theretiring officials.

An impressive and smallfunction was organized in the

premises ofZEO OfficeVijaypur togive farewellto retiringemployee ofZEO officeAshok Singh(Peon) and

Jaswant Singh (Teacher), whoserved thee d u c a t i o ndepartmentfor aboutthree to fourd e c a d e s .A s h i w i n iK u m a r ,P r i n c i p a l

holding the additional charge ofZEO Vijaypur was also presentduring the function. He presentedgifts to both the retiring employ-ees and wished them good healthand prosperous life post retire-ment.

A farewell function wasorganized today to bid adieu toKewal Krishan Nanda, Senior

T e a c h e r( Z o n eA r n a s )D i s t r i c tReasi, whor e t i r e dtoday ona t t a i n i n gsuperannua-

tion. He served in the SchoolEducation Department for near-ly 40 years. His colleagues andthe people of Arnas wished hima happy and healthy life afterretirement.

Retirees accorded warm send off

Deliver sports projects complete in allrespects to public: Advisor Khan

Man dies oflightning at Latti


UDHAMPUR, May 31: A vil-lager died because of lightning inLatti area of district Udhampur,here today.

The deceased was identified asSansar Chand (50), son ofFarnghu, resident of Latti. He wasmoving near Koi Nallah whilegoing to his home in the eveningaround 5.30 pm when the tragedystruck.

Amidst thundershower, he washit by a strong beam of light from thesky and reportedly died on the spot.

Gym owner bookedfor violating SOPs


JAMMU, May 31: A gymowner has been booked for viola-tion of SOPs issued in wake ofCOVID-19 pandemic.

As per police sources, duringpatrolling a team from PoliceStation Gandhi Nagar found a gymon the name and title RKM Gymopen thereby violation the SOPsissued in wake of COVID-19 pan-demic.

A case under FIR Number173/2021 under Sections 188, 269and 270 IPC has been registeredagainst owner of the gym identi-fied as Rajan Jain, son of RakeshJain, a resident of 3 AC GandhiNagar District Jammu at PoliceStation Gandhi Nagar and investi-gation started.

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