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“He Pushed His Son Towards Life and Slipped Into Eternity: Srinagar Father’s Body Recovered From Lidder River After Six Days of Search”

“Article 370 Was Never the Villain, Nor Did Its Removal Bring a Development Boom”: Omar Abdullah

Srinagar, June 5: Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Friday said that Article 370 was never responsible for Jammu and Kashmir’s lack of development and that its abrogation has not resulted in any extraordinary economic progress. Speaking at The Hindu Huddle, Omar asserted that the region’s developmental setbacks were primarily caused by decades of violence and instability, not by its former special constitutional status. He maintained that claims linking Article 370 to underdevelopment were misleading and said the expected development surge after its removal has not materialized.

Thousands Walk With LG Manoj Sinha in Ganderbal, Sending a Strong Message Against Drugs

: Woman Found D€ad at Lal Bazar Residence, Probe On.

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Kashmir Mourns the Loss of Dr. Javid Iqbal, a Towering Intellectual and Literary Voice

The passing of noted writer, physician, scholar and columnist Dr. Javid Iqbal marks the end of an era in Kashmir’s intellectual and literary journey. Through his writings, scholarship and public engagement, he inspired generations and enriched the cultural and academic fabric of Jammu & Kashmir.

His demise leaves behind an irreplaceable void, but his ideas, words and legacy will continue to guide and inspire for years to come.

Heartfelt condolences to his family, friends, colleagues and admirers. May his soul rest in eternal peace.

Relief for Residents: Ganderbal Police Bust Illegal LPG Hoarding Racket, Locals Applaud SHO Ganderbal’s Swift Action

Ganderbal, June 4: In a major crackdown against illegal hoarding and suspected black marketing of LPG cylinders, Ganderbal Police conducted a search operation in Nunner Takia and recovered a large quantity of domestic and commercial gas cylinders allegedly stored without authorization.

According to officials, the action was taken following specific inputs regarding unlawful storage of LPG cylinders in the area. During the search, police recovered a substantial number of cylinders belonging to different companies from the premises of Javid Ahmad Sofi of Nunner Takia, who was allegedly storing them without the required licence or permission.

The seized cylinders were taken into custody in the presence of officials from the Consumer Affairs and Public Distribution (CAPD) Department after completion of legal formalities.

Police said the unauthorized storage of such a large quantity of LPG cylinders was not only a violation of law but also posed a serious threat to public safety due to the risk of accidents and explosions.

In this connection, FIR No. 91/2026 has been registered at Police Station Ganderbal under Sections 3/7 of the Essential Commodities Act and Section 287 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS). Further investigation is underway.

Local residents expressed relief over the police action, stating that many consumers had been facing difficulties for a long time due to the alleged hoarding and unavailability of LPG cylinders. Several residents appreciated the prompt intervention by Ganderbal Police and said the action would help ensure fair availability of essential commodities to the public.

Locals particularly praised the efforts of SHO Ganderbal for acting on public concerns and taking swift measures against the alleged illegal activity. Residents said the action has restored confidence among consumers and sent a strong message against black marketing and hoarding.

Ganderbal Police reiterated their commitment to safeguarding public interests and taking strict action against activities that endanger public safety and disrupt the supply of essential commodities.