13 serving, 14 retired JKPS officers cleared for induction into IPS
13 serving, 14 retired JKPS officers cleared for induction into IPS
Case of one official deferred due to suspension, inquiry
31 more posts to be taken up for induction in fresh exercise
Sanjeev Pargal
JAMMU, July 29: Ending wait of a decade for Jammu and Kashmir Police Services (JKPS) officers, the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC)-Member headed high-powered committee today approved induction of 27 JKPS officers into the Indian Police Services (IPS) 14 retired and 13 serving. The Panel kept case of one of the serving officers pending as he is under suspension and an inquiry against him has been initiated by the Home department for harassment of a female officer.
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Kashmiri activist jailed for airing misgivings on outsiders Sajad Rashid Sofi was booked on June 10 on the charge of prompting enmity between different groups and under some other sections of the IPC
A Kashmiri activist has been jailed after an IAS officer from outside the state took exception to his declaration that he had no expectations from such officials, bringing into sharp focus the fault lines that mark the Centre’s assimilation policy that followed the revocation of the special status.
Ganderbal activist Sajad Rashid Sofi, former sarpanch and son of a retired police officer, was booked on June 10 on the charge of prompting enmity between different groups and under some other sections of the IPC.
Excelsior Correspondent
GANDERBAL, Apr 14: Advisor to Lieutenant Governor, Baseer Ahmad Khan today visited Ganderbal and reviewed preparations for forthcoming Shri Amarnathji Yatra besides met several public delegations at Conference Hall, Mini Secretariat here.
While reviewing the arrangements for Shri Amarnathji Yatra 2021, the Advisor asked the Deputy Commissioner to remain proactive and undertake all the measures required to conduct the smooth and successful yatra. He gave an account of activities that need to be checklisted and meticulously followed for smooth management of the Yatra.
Advisor Khan directed the Deputy Commissioner to keep all the amenities available, establish Control rooms, designate Camp officers, prepare a Medical plan, evacuation plan and disaster management plan, build up stocks as per the food and supplies, LPG gas, kerosene requirements, Sanitation works as well as plan for COVID management.