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67.22 pc polling recorded till 5 pm for Jammu LS seat - Vimarsana News

67.22 pc polling recorded till 5 pm for Jammu LS seat

Polling was scheduled to continue till 6 pm but long queues of voters were still there outside the booths. The constituency recorded 67.22 per cent voting till 5 pm and the final figure was expected later in the evening.

Jammu: Hurriyat leaders' premises raided, 'incriminating' papers seized - Vimarsana News

Jammu: Hurriyat leaders' premises raided, 'incriminating' papers seized

The police in Jammu city today raided at least three premises of Hurriyat and banned Jamaat-e-Islami leaders and seized “incriminating” documents. The raids were conducted in connection with a case registered in 2007 after objectionable and sensitive slogans were raised during the visit

Police recover incriminating material after raids in Jammu - Vimarsana News

Police recover incriminating material after raids in Jammu

The Jammu and Kashmir Police on Friday conducted raids on the premises of two people accused of sedition and rioting in Jammu and recovered incriminating documents and material, officials said.

Police recover incriminating documents related to banned Jamaat-e-Islami during raids in Jammu - Vimarsana News

Police recover incriminating documents related to banned Jamaat-e-Islami during raids in Jammu

The Jammu police recovered incriminating documents during raids in the city. Some of the documents included literature from the banned Jamaat-e-Islami, a phone diary containing Pakistani numbers, among others.

PDD issues revised curtailment schedule - Vimarsana News

PDD issues revised curtailment schedule

JAMMU:  Due to extreme hot weather conditions and resultant overloading of electrical infrastructure at Grid Station level, 33 KV lines and 33/11 KV