THE

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REGD NO. JK––33

CONTENTS

English

Pages

Vernacu-

lar pages

PART I-A— Appointments, promotions, transfers and

leave of absence sanctioned by the Governor,

Government and the Ministers

....

PART

I-B– Notifications, Communiques and General Orders

by the Government and the Ministers ....

PART II-A– Appointments, promotions, transfers and

leave of absence sanctioned by Heads of

Departments....

PART II- B– Notifications, Notices and Orders by Heads

Departments,

Provincial

Heads,

Magistrates and other officers competent to

issue public notices under any law or rule ....

PART II-C– Notifications, Notices and Orders by Election

Commission of India, Chief Electoral Officer,

Jammu and Kashmir and other Officers of the

Department,

Election

Petitions

and

Judgements of Election Tribunal ....

PART

III- Laws,

Regulations

and

Rules

passed

thereunder

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PART

IV– Reprints from the Government of India Gazette

or Gazettes of others Governments....

PART

V– Information and Statistics ....

(a) Rates and prices in the State....

(b) Rates and wages ....

(d) Whether Observations

....

(e) Vital Statistics

....

SUPPLEMENT-A–Trade

Monthly Imports and Exports from

the State ....

SUPPLEMENT-B–Police

....

SUPPLEMENT-C–Advertisements

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Printed at the Ranbir Government Press, Jammu.

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PART I-A

Jammu & Kashmir Government–Orders

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HIGH COURT OF JAMMU AND KASHMIR AT JAMMU

(Exercising Powers of Bar Council under section 58 of the Advocates Act, 1961).

Notification

No. 1745 Dated 30-03-2019.

It is hereby notified that vide High Court Order dated 18-03-2019

Mr. Sanjeev Kumar S/o Sh. Ravi Dutt R/o H. No. 711, Near Devak

Community Hall, Janipur, Jammu has been admitted and enrolled as an

Advocate on the Rolls of Jammu and Kashmir Bar Council provisionally

for a period of one year from the date of issuance of this notification,

subject to the verification of his Provisional/LL.B Degree Certificate

from the concerned University and verification of his character and

antecedents from CID. His name has been entered under Serial

No. JK-105/2019 in the Roll of Advocates maintained by this Registry.

The renewal/extension of provisional license/enrolment must be

sought before the date of expiry unless the absolute/final enrolment as

an Advocate is ordered therebefore.

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Notification

No. 1746 Dated 30-03-2019.

It is hereby notified that vide High Court Order dated 18-03-2019

Ms. Sapanpreet Kour D/o Sh. Manjeet Singh R/o Ward No. 10,

H. No. 166, Near B.D.O Office, R. S. Pura, Jammu has been admitted

and enrolled as an Advocate on the Rolls of Jammu and Kashmir Bar

Council provisionally for a period of one year from the date of issuance

of this notification, subject to the verification of her Provisional/LL.B

Degree Certificate from the concerned University and verification of

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her character and antecedents from CID. Her name has been entered

under Serial No. JK-106/2019 in the Roll of Advocates maintained by

this Registry.

The renewal/extension of provisional license/enrolment must be

sought before the date of expiry unless the absolute/final enrolment as

an Advocate is ordered therebefore.

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Notification

No. 1747 Dated 30-03-2019.

It is hereby notified that vide High Court Order dated 18-03-2019

Ms. Sehar Zulfiqar D/o Sh. Zulfiqar Ali Parray R/o H. No. 213, Mast

Garh, Jammu has been admitted and enrolled as an Advocate on the

Rolls of Jammu and Kashmir Bar Council provisionally for a period of

one year from the date of issuance of this notification, subject to the

verification of her Provisional/LL.B Degree Certificate from the

concerned University and verification of her character and antecedents

from CID. Her name has been entered under Serial No. JK-107/2019

in the Roll of Advocates maintained by this Registry.

The renewal/extension of provisional license/enrolment must be

sought before the date of expiry unless the absolute/final enrolment as

an Advocate is ordered therebefore.

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Notification

No. 1748 Dated 30-03-2019.

It is hereby notified that vide High Court Order dated 18-03-2019

Ms. Mridhu Bhashni D/o Sh. Satish Kumar R/o Pandita Mohalla,

W. No. 11, H. No. 89, Haveli, District Poonch has been admitted and

enrolled as an Advocate on the Rolls of Jammu and Kashmir Bar

Council provisionally for a period of one year from the date of issuance

of this notification, subject to the verification of her Provisional/LL.B

Degree Certificate from the concerned University and verification of

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her character and antecedents from CID. Her name has been entered

under Serial No. JK-64/2019 in the Roll of Advocates maintained by

this Registry.

The renewal/extension of provisional license/enrolment must be

sought before the date of expiry unless the absolute/final enrolment as

an Advocate is ordered therebefore.

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Notification

No. 1750 Dated 30-03-2019.

It is hereby notified that vide High Court Order dated 18-03-2019

Mr. Mohd Arif Nayak S/o Sh. Safdar Ali Nayak R/o Lamber, Tehsil

Banihal, District Ramban has been admitted and enrolled as an

Advocate on the Rolls of Jammu and Kashmir Bar Council provisionally

for a period of one year from the date of issuance of this notification,

subject to the verification of his Provisional/LL.B Degree Certificate

from the concerned University and verification of his character and

antecedents from CID. His name has been entered under Serial

No. JK-62/2019 in the Roll of Advocates maintained by this Registry.

The renewal/extension of provisional license/enrolment must be

sought before the date of expiry unless the absolute/final enrolment as

an Advocate is ordered therebefore.

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Notification

No. 1712 Dated 30-03-2019.

It is hereby notified that vide High Court Order dated 18-03-2019

Ms. Saba Atiq D/o Sh. Atiq-ul-Rehman R/o Khawaja House, Ward

No. 8, Basoli, Kathua, A/P Lane No. 8, Usman Colony, Bathindi, Jammu

has been admitted and enrolled as an Advocate on the Rolls of Jammu

and Kashmir Bar Council provisionally for a period of one year from

the date of issuance of this notification, subject to the verification of

her Provisional/LL.B Degree Certificate from the concerned University

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and verification of her character and antecedents from CID. Her name

has been entered under Serial No. JK-99/2019 in the Roll of Advocates

maintained by this Registry.

The renewal/extension of provisional license/enrolment must be

sought before the date of expiry unless the absolute/final enrolment as

an Advocate is ordered therebefore.

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Notification

No. 1713 Dated 30-03-2019.

It is hereby notified that vide High Court Order dated 18-03-2019

Ms. Safoora Javeed D/o Sh. Javeed Ahmad Mantoo R/o 158-Kursoo,

Rajbagh, Srinagar has been admitted and enrolled as an Advocate on

the Rolls of Jammu and Kashmir Bar Council provisionally for a period

of one year from the date of issuance of this notification, subject to the

verification of her Provisional/LL.B Degree Certificate from the

concerned University and verification of her character and antecedents

from CID. Her name has been entered under Serial No. JK-100/2019

in the Roll of Advocates maintained by this Registry.

The renewal/extension of provisional license/enrolment must be

sought before the date of expiry unless the absolute/final enrolment as

an Advocate is ordered therebefore.

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Notification

No. 1715 Dated 30-03-2019.

It is hereby notified that vide High Court Order dated 18-03-2019

Mr. Junaid Shamim Dar S/o Sh. Shamim Ahmad Dar R/o Urapora,

Nagbal, Chitragama, Shopian has been admitted and enrolled as an

Advocate on the Rolls of Jammu and Kashmir Bar Council provisionally

for a period of one year from the date of issuance of this notification,

subject to the verification of his Provisional/LL.B Degree Certificate

from the concerned University and verification of his character and

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antecedents from CID. His name has been entered under Serial

No. JK-46/2019 in the Roll of Advocates maintained by this Registry.

The renewal/extension of provisional license/enrolment must be

sought before the date of expiry unless the absolute/final enrolment as

an Advocate is ordered therebefore.

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Notification

No. 1716 Dated 30-03-2019.

It is hereby notified that vide High Court Order dated 18-03-2019

Ms. Jasmeet Kaur D/o Sh. Balvinder Singh R/o Chak Keeman, Arnia,

Jammu has been admitted and enrolled as an Advocate on the Rolls of

Jammu and Kashmir Bar Council provisionally for a period of one year

from the date of issuance of this notification, subject to the verification

of her Provisional/LL.B Degree Certificate from the concerned

University and verification of her character and antecedents from CID.

Her name has been entered under Serial No. JK-45/2019 in the Roll

of Advocates maintained by this Registry.

The renewal/extension of provisional license/enrolment must be

sought before the date of expiry unless the absolute/final enrolment as

an Advocate is ordered therebefore.

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Notification

No. 1717 Dated 30-03-2019.

It is hereby notified that vide High Court Order dated 18-03-2019

Ms. Jagdeep Kour D/o Sh. Om Prakash R/o Village Kalyanpur, P/O

Kanachak, Marh, Jammu has been admitted and enrolled as an

Advocate on the Rolls of Jammu and Kashmir Bar Council provisionally

for a period of one year from the date of issuance of this notification,

subject to the verification of her Provisional/LL.B Degree Certificate

from the concerned University and verification of her character and

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antecedents from CID. Her name has been entered under Serial

No. JK-44/2019 in the Roll of Advocates maintained by this Registry.

The renewal/extension of provisional license/enrolment must be

sought before the date of expiry unless the absolute/final enrolment as

an Advocate is ordered therebefore.

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Notification

No. 1718 Dated 30-03-2019.

It is hereby notified that vide High Court Order dated 18-03-2019

Mr. Itinder Singh S/o Sh. Amrik Singh R/o Main Bazar, Tehsil Kalakote,

District Rajouri has been admitted and enrolled as an Advocate on the

Rolls of Jammu and Kashmir Bar Council provisionally for a period of

one year from the date of issuance of this notification, subject to the

verification of his Provisional/LL.B Degree Certificate from the

concerned University and verification of his character and antecedents

from CID. His name has been entered under Serial No. JK-43/2019

in the Roll of Advocates maintained by this Registry.

The renewal/extension of provisional license/enrolment must be

sought before the date of expiry unless the absolute/final enrolment as

an Advocate is ordered therebefore.

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Notification

No. 1719 Dated 30-03-2019.

It is hereby notified that vide High Court Order dated 18-03-2019

Mr. Ishfaq Ahmad Dar S/o Sh. Mushtaq Ahmad Dar R/o Rawanpora,

Tehsil Kunzer, District Baramulla has been admitted and enrolled as an

Advocate on the Rolls of Jammu and Kashmir Bar Council provisionally

for a period of one year from the date of issuance of this notification,

subject to the verification of his Provisional/LL.B Degree Certificate

from the concerned University and verification of his character

and antecedents from CID. His name has been entered under Serial

No. JK-41/2019 in the Roll of Advocates maintained by this Registry.

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The renewal/extension of provisional license/enrolment must be

sought before the date of expiry unless the absolute/final enrolment as

an Advocate is ordered therebefore.

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Notification

No. 1725 Dated 30-03-2019.

It is hereby notified that vide High Court Order dated 18-03-2019

Ms. Megha Choudhary D/o Sh. Sat Pal Singh R/o Chak Salarian, Ward

No. 11, Ram Garh, Samba has been admitted and enrolled as an

Advocate on the Rolls of Jammu and Kashmir Bar Council provisionally

for a period of one year from the date of issuance of this notification,

subject to the verification of her Provisional/LL.B Degree Certificate

from the concerned University and verification of her character and

antecedents from CID. Her name has been entered under Serial

No. JK-65/2019 in the Roll of Advocates maintained by this Registry.

The renewal/extension of provisional license/enrolment must be

sought before the date of expiry unless the absolute/final enrolment as

an Advocate is ordered therebefore.

(Sd.) MOHAMMAD YASIN BEIGH,

Joint Registrar (Admn.).

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Separate paging is given to this part in order that it may be filed as a

separate compilation.

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PART I––B

Jammu and Kashmir Government––Notifications.

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GOVERNMENT OF JAMMU AND KASHMIR,

CIVIL SECRETARIAT—POWER DEVELOPMENT

DEPARTMENT

(HRM Branch).

Subject :—Final seniority list of Assistant Engineers (E) Degree/Diploma

Holders, 2019.

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Government Order No. 128-PDD of 2019

Dated 10-07-2019.

Whereas, vide Government Order No. 10-PDD of 2001

dated 05-01-2001, the final seniority list of five hundred thirteen (513)

Assistant Engineers (Electric), was issued by Power Development

Department in pursuance to recommendations of J&K Public

Service Commission conveyed vide their No. PSC/DPC/JE/PDD/16/

2000 dated 05-12-000 ; and

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Whereas, the Assistant Engineers (Electric) were regularized from

01-12-1976 up to 01-12-1996 starting from Shri Janmez Singh Samyal

(S. No. 3) w. e. f. 01-12-1976 up to Shri K. L. Khajuria (S. No. 575)

to 01-12-1996. Out of this list forwarded by the PSC, the Assistant

Engineers (Electric) who were placed as I/c Assistant Executive

Engineers were regularized as Assistant Executive Engineers up to

Shri Gul Mohammad Lalu (S. No. 460) and subsequently, the

final seniority list of AEEs was notified vide Government Order

No. 222-PDD of 2001 dated 01-06-2001 and updated vide Govt. Order

No. 35-PDD of 2015 dated 13-02-2015 ; and

Whereas, the remaining officers as per PSC Communication

No. PSC/DPC/JE/PDD/16/2000

dated

05-12-2000

starts from

Shri Bansi Lal Pandita (S. No. 461) w. e. f. 01-12-1987 up

to Shri K. L. Khajuria (S. No. 575) w. e. f. 01-12-1996 are still

holding the posts of Assistant Engineers (E) on substantive basis and

have been appropriately reflected in the final seniority list of Assistant

Engineers ; and

Whereas, the J&K Public Service Commission cleared the

proposal for regularization of Assistant Engineers (Electric) vide their

Communication No. PSC/DPC/PDD/15-17/2001 dated 20-09-2001, the

Assistant Engineers (Electric) were regularized from 01-12-1997 up to

26-04-2001 starting from Shri Parvez Ahmad w. e. f. 01-12-1997 up

to Shri Gul Bhat Qazi w. e. f. 26-04-2001 ; and

Whereas, a number of drop-out officers represented to this

department as their name despite being seniors were missing in the

above two clearance letters of J&K PSC. Accordingly, the matter was

referred to J&K PSC for revision and the Public Service Commission

held its meeting on 06-08-2002 and furnished the revised clearance to

this department vide Communication No. PSC/DPC/PDD/14/2000/AEE

dated 29-01-2003 ; and

Whereas, vide the said communication dated 29-01-2003, the

Public Service Commission furnished a list of one hundred and eighty

nine (189) Assistant Engineers (Electric), revised the regularization dates

of various officers besides incorporating the drop-outs ; and

Whereas, while perusing the minutes of PSC meeting held on

06-08-2002 which form the basis of communication dated 29-01-2003,

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it has been found that Public Service Commission after incorporating

the drop-outs at relevant places have pushed down officers cleared in

earlier communications dated 05-12-2000 and 20-09-2001, thereby

revising their regularization dates ; and

Whereas, the officers who stand pushed down to revised places

are clearly mentioned in the minutes with appropriate S. Nos. and the

officers who retained their positions as per communications dated

05-12-2000 and 20-09-2001 are also amply clear from the minutes of

meeting. This being the reason that the officers who retained their

positions as per the minutes of the meeting of DPC dated 06-08-2002

have not been shown in the communication dated 29-01-2003 and only

those officers have been shown whose positions have got changed, as

such, the names of the missing officers have accordingly been reflected

at the appropriate places in the final seniority list as per their date(s)

of regularization ; and

Whereas, the J&K PSC has not withdrawn the earlier

communication dated 05-12-2000 and 20-09-2001, however, have

modified them to the extent of the officers shown in revised

communication dated 29-01-2003 ; and

Whereas, as per minutes of meeting dated 06-08-2002, it has been

recommended by the Public Service Commission that Shri S. L. Thappa

(SC), Diploma Holder regularized vide communication dated 20-09-2001

at S. No. 30 in the Year 2000 (reflected at S. No. 171 of revised

tentative seniority list of AEs, 2019) shall get deleted due to insertion

of Shri Rachpaul Chand (SC), Diploma Holder at the same place. As

a sequel, the name of Shri S. L. Thappa (SC) shall stand deleted from

the seniority list of Assistant Engineers (Electric) and he shall be placed

at the appropriate place in the final seniority list of Junior Engineers

(Diploma Holders) ; and

Whereas, the names of Shri Rana Vijay Chand, Shri M. A. Mir,

Shri Hashim Rather, Shri S. K. Ahmad, Shri M. Y. Malik, Shri Yoginder

Saproo, Shri M. Khalil Ahanger, Shri P. D. S. Jamwal and Shri Gul

Bhat Qazi figuring at the last para of the Minutes of DPC dated

06-08-2002 read with PSC clarification communicated vide letter dated

29-01-2003 have been pushed down by the J&K PSC and have

accordingly been reflected in the final seniority list of Junior Engineers

at the appropriate places ; and

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Whereas, vide Government Order No. 280-PDD of 2008 dated

01-09-2008, a tentative seniority list of one hundred and seventy three

(173) Assistant Engineers (Electric) was issued, which was quashed

by the Hon’ble High Court vide Order dated 10-03-2010 passed in SWP

No. 200/2010 titled Jalal-ud-Din Bhadur and Nazir Ahmad Mir V/s State

and others ; and

Whereas, a number of officers were earlier regularized from

different dates on substantive basis by the DPC/PSC, but their names

were not mentioned in the clarification conveyed by the J&K PSC vide

their letter dated 29-01-2003 as result of which these officers despite

being regularized as Assistant Engineers (E) were not figuring in any

seniority list of the category, which had necessitated incorporation of

their names at the appropriate places as per their dates of regularization

in the seniority list of AEs, in order to avoid any further ambiguity

on this account, as these officers were time and again approaching

the department in this behalf ; and

Whereas, in the absence of a final seniority list of the category

containing names of all the officers who have been from time-to-time

regularized by the DPC/PSC, the case regarding regularization of the

officers as AEEs and above could not be materialized, as such it has

become imperative to incorporate/indicate all the regularized officers in

the seniority list so that the exact position of the officers is known

to all the members of the service, besides to pave the way for

regularization of the officers on substantive basis ; and

Whereas,

vide Circular No. PDD/HRM/05/17(AE)

dated

01-06-2018, another tentative seniority list of two hundred and eighty

seven (287) Assistant Engineers (Electric) was issued for inviting

objections in the matter from the members of the service within the

stipulated period of time. In response, fifty four (54) objections were

received which were examined thoroughly viz-a-viz with reference to

the records available in the HRM Section, PDD ; and

Whereas, vide another Circular No. PDD/HRM/05/17(AE) dated

10-04-2019, revised tentative seniority list of three hundred and eighteen

(318) Assistant Engineers (Electric) including the leftover forty (40)

officers who do not figure in communication dated 29-01-2003, but figure

in earlier communications of J&K PSC was issued for inviting objections

in the matter from the members of the service within the stipulated

period of time ; and

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Whereas, in response to the revised tentative seniority list of AEs

(E), thirteen (13) objections were received which have been thoroughly

examined

viz-a-viz

with

reference

the

record/documents

and necessary incorporations carried out appropriately wherever

required ; and

Whereas, after incorporating all the recommendations of Public

Service Commission conveyed vide Nos. PSC Letter No. PSC/DPC/

JE/PDD/16/2000 dated 05-12-2000, read with PSC/DPC/PDD/15-17/

2001 dated 20-09-2001 and as per communication dated 29-01-2003 and

scrutinizing all the objections recevied against tentative/revised seniority

list of Assistant Engineers (Electric) dated 01-06-2018 and 10-04-2019

respectively, the final seniority list of Assistant Engineers (Electric) has

been prepared ; and

Whereas, the final seniority list of Assistant Engineers (E) Degree/

Diploma Holder, 2019 forming Annexure of this Government Order has

been prepared taking the following points, into consideration :—

(i) Government Order No. 10-PDD of 2001 dated 5-01-2001 ;

(ii) Communication Nos. PSC letter No. PSC/DPC/JE/PDD/16/

2000 dated 05-12-2000 read with PSC/DPC/PDD/15-17/2001

dated 20-09-2001 ;

(iii)

Communication No. PSC/DPC/PDD/14/2000/AEE dated

29-01-2003 of PSC ;

(iv) Government Order No. 14-PDD of 2004 dated 23-01-2004 ;

(v)

Government Order No. 113-PDD of 2007 dated 26-04-2007 ;

(vi) Government Order No. 143-PDD of 2007 dated 18-06-2007 ;

(vii) Government Order No. 359-PDD of 2008 dated 17-12-2008 ;

(viii)

Government Order No. 84-PDD of 2011 dated 14-03-2011 ;

(ix) Tentative seniority list of AEs issued vide Circular No. PDD/

HRM/05/17(AE) dated 01-06-2018 ;

(x)

Revised tentative seniority list of AEs issued vide Circular

No. PDD/HRM/05/17(AE) dated 10-04-2019 ;

(xi) Communication No. PSC/DPC/PDD/26/2019-Partfile dated

30-05-2019 of PSC.

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Now, therefore, the final ‘seniority list’ of Assistant Engineers

(Electric) Degree/Diploma Holders is hereby issued, as on 10-07-2019,

forming Annexure to this order for information of all the concerned

members of the service(s) which shall be subject to the final outcome

of the Writ Petition(s), if any, pending consideration before any

competent Court(s) of Law.

Note :—

(i) The date(s) of birth recorded in the seniority list shall not

be taken as authentic and shall be subject to further

verification with reference to the service book and

matriculation certificate(s) of the concerned member(s) of the

service ;

(ii)

The category status as mentioned against the name(s) of the

members of the service in the seniority list shall also not

be treated as authentic and shall be subject to further

verification/validity of the same from the concerned issuing

authorities.

By order of the Government of Jammu and Kashmir.

(Sd.) HIRDESH KUMAR SINGH, IAS,

Commissioner/Secretary to the Government,

Power Development Department.

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Annexure-I to Govt. Order No. 128-PDD of 2019 dated 10-07-2019.

Final Seniority List of Assistant Engineers (Electric) Degree/Diploma Holders, 2019.

Name of the

Qual.

Cat.

Date of Birth

Date of

Present Post

Remarks

No.

Engineer

(DOB)

Regul./

Held/Status

Appt. as AE

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R. K. Pajnoo

01-12-1987

Retired

G. D. Sapolia

18-Jan-54

01-12-1987

Retired

R. C. Sharma

Dip.

10-Jul-43

01-12-1987

Retired

Bansi Lal Pandita

Dip.

16-Aug-43

01-12-1987

Retired

Ghulam Nabi Sahaf

Dip.

6-Dec-42

01-12-1987

Retired

Nazir Ahmad

Dip.

7-Jul-46

01-12-1987

Retired

Mohd Aslam Khan

Dip.

19-Sep-47

01-12-1987

Retired

Shamsud-din

Dip.

10-Apr-46

01-12-1987

Retired

Roop Lal Gupta

Dip.

16-Apr-46

01-12-1987

Retired

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10.

Mohd Aslam Kamili

Dip.

3-Apr-44

01-12-1987

Retired

11.

Ghulam Nabi Sheikh

Dip.

7-Jul-46

01-12-1987

Retired

12.

V. K. Gupta

Dip.

3-Aug-44

01-12-1987

Retired

13.

Mohd Ashraf Ahanger

Dip.

27-Dec-47

01-12-1987

Retired

14.

Krishan Lal Bhatia

Dip.

5-Sep-46

01-12-1987

Retired

15.

K. S. Salathia

Dip.

26-Aug-47

01-12-1987

Retired

16.

A. K. Tickoo

Dip.

3-Sep-44

01-12-1987

Retired

17.

S. C. Gupta

Dip.

7-Nov-46

01-12-1987

Retired

18.

A. K. Raina

Dip.

18-Nov-46

01-12-1987

Retired

19.

A. M. Rather

Dip.

15-Jun-45

01-12-1987

Retired

20.

Mohd Yousuf Sheikh

Dip.

3-Nov-44

01-12-1987

Retired

21.

Janak Raj Gupta

Dip.

26-Jul-44

01-12-1987

Retired

22.

Paras Ram Angurala

15-Aug-60

01-12-1991

I/c CE

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23.

Nasib Singh

4-May-62

01-12-1991

I/c CE

24.

Kuldeep Raj

Dip.

29-Nov-59

01-12-1991

I/c Xen

25.

P. K. Thusoo

Dip.

2-Jun-44

01-12-1991

Retired

26.

Vinod Kumar Channa

2-Mar-54

01-12-1992

Retired

27.

Parveen Kumar Gupta

9-Jan-56

01-12-1992

Retired

28.

Syed Jamil Ahmad

2-May-56

01-12-1992

Retired

29.

Avinash Dubey

16-Oct-59

01-12-1992

I/c DCP

30.

Tufail Mushtaq

23-Mar-56

01-12-1992

Retired

31.

Suman Kumar

3-Feb-53

01-12-1992

Retired

32.

Showkat Ahmad Banday

14-Apr-58

01-12-1992

Retired

33.

V. K. Sarangal

3-Feb-63

01-12-1992

I/c SE

34.

L. K. Gupta

Dip.

12-Sep-44

01-12-1992

Retired

35.

S. R. Sharma

Dip.

10-Aug-44

01-12-1992

Retired

36.

Sham Lal

Dip.

7-Jun-44

01-12-1992

Retired

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37.

Mukhtar Ahmad Ahanger

15-Sep-51

01-12-1993

Retired

38.

K. S. Chowdhary

28-Aug-55

01-12-1993

Retired

39.

Tajamul Hussain

10-Apr-57

01-12-1993

Retired

40.

Abdul Qayoom Sofi

2-Mar-56

01-12-1993

Retired

41.

Deepak Kumar Sharma

21-May-51

01-12-1993

Retired

42.

Shakti Prakash

23-Feb-52

01-12-1993

Retired

43.

Mehraj-ud-Din

3-May-52

01-12-1993

Retired

44.

Bashir Ahmad Baba

5-Jun-58

01-12-1993

Retired

45.

Bashir Ahmad Ganai

8-Aug-53

01-12-1993

Retired

46.

Mohammad Hussain Gani

01-12-1993

Retired

47.

Padam Dev Raj

Dip.

17-Jul-44

01-12-1993

Retired

48.

Inderjeet Malhotra

Dip.

5-Jan-45

01-12-1993

Retired

49.

Guru Dass Sharma

Dip.

3-Aug-46

01-12-1993

Retired

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50.

Sunil Kumar

20-Apr-64

03-03-1994

I/c CE

51.

Manhar Gupta

16-Sep-64

03-03-1994

I/c CE

52.

Gurmeet Singh

13-Mar-61

03-03-1994

I/c CE

53.

Bashir Ahmad Dar

28-Aug-62

03-03-1994

I/c Secy.

(Tech.)

54.

Rohila Wani

16-Sep-65

03-03-1994

I/c CE

55.

D. P. S. Bali

3-Jun-62

03-03-1994

I/c SE

56.

Irshad Ahmad Bhat

2-Mar-55

03-03-1994

Retired

57.

Sanjeev Rathore

10-Nov-56

03-03-1994

Retired

58.

Naseer Ahmad Khan

5-Jan-60

03-03-1994

I/c CE

59.

Javid Yousuf Dar

21-Dec-63

03-03-1994

I/c CE

60.

Ashwani Kumar Sachdeva

13-Feb-64

03-03-1994

I/c CE

61.

Hashmat Yousuf Qazi

11-Aug-63

03-03-1994

I/c SE

62.

Sudhir Kumar Gupta

21-Aug-61

03-03-1994

I/c CE

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63.

Fayaz Ahmad Beigh

22-Feb-62

03-03-1994

I/c CE

64.

Ajaz Ahmad Dar

7-Feb-62

03-03-1994

I/c CE

65.

Mohammad Arshed Khan

03-03-1994

Left

66.

Archna Gupta

9-Dec-61

03-03-1994

I/c CE

67.

Anwar Suban

11-Apr-59

03-03-1994

Retired

68.

Narinder Koul

03-03-1994

Left

69.

Mohammad Yousuf Baba

10-Nov-62

03-03-1994

I/c SE

70.

Farooq Ahmad

2-Jan-56

03-03-1994

Retired

71.

Bodh Raj

03-03-1994

Left

72.

Bashir Ahmad Wani

1-Jun-63

03-03-1994

Expired

Expired as

I/c SE

73.

Muzaffer Mukhtiar Shah

5-Jan-64

03-03-1994

I/c SE

74.

Sanjeev Kailoo

2-Jul-57

03-03-1994

Retired

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75.

Tasaduq Rasool Banday

03-03-1994

Left

76.

Ghulam Rasool Khanday

17-May-65

03-03-1994

I/c SE

77.

Rajan Gupta

1-Mar-65

03-03-1994

I/c SE

78.

Sandeep Seth

10-Oct-64

03-03-1994

I/c SE

79.

Manzoor Ahmad Zargar

2-May-56

03-03-1994

Retired

80.

Latif Ahmad Shah

9-Jul-63

03-03-1994

I/c SE

81.

Arvinder Kumar Chibber

22-Oct-62

03-03-1994

I/c SE

82.

Ajay Kumar Koul

30-Apr-63

03-03-1994

I/c SE

83.

Jalal-ud-Din Bahadur

13-Nov-53

01-12-1994

Retired

84.

Ramesh Chander

5-May-62

01-12-1994

Expired

Expired as

I/c SE

85.

Ghulam Ahmad Mir

3-Feb-63

01-12-1994

I/c SE

86.

R. K. Khajuria

Dip.

26-Feb-47

01-12-1994

Retired

87.

Nazir Ahmad Mir

3-Jun-52

01-12-1995

Retired

88.

Mohammad Shafi Ghasi

17-Oct-54

01-12-1995

Retired

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89.

Rafiq Ahmad Sofi

14-Sep-54

01-12-1995

Retired

90.

Abdul Rashid Wani

5-Oct-57

01-12-1995

Retired

91.

Abdul Ahad Pandit

18-Mar-50

01-12-1995

Retired

92.

Virender Mohan Tutoo

20-Dec-55

01-12-1995

Retired

93.

Rattan Deep Verma

4-Sep-52

01-12-1995

Retired

94.

Imtiyaz Fida

14-Jul-52

01-12-1995

Expired

Expired as

I/c AEE on

27-05-2006

95.

Inderjeet Singh

13-May-51

01-12-1995

Retired

96.

Bavinder Kundal

23-Mar-64

01-12-1995

I/c SE

97.

Baldev Singh

17-Nov-58

01-12-1995

Retired

98.

Bashir Ahmad Baqal

3-Oct-56

01-12-1995

Retired

99.

Sher Singh

3-Mar-58

01-12-1995

Retired

100.

Ghulam Mustafa Dar

3-May-58

01-12-1995

Expired

Expired as

AE in

Dec-2000

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101.

Ghulam Nabi Wani

22-Feb-55

01-12-1995

Retired

102.

Shiv Dev Singh

3-Jun-59

01-12-1995

I/c SE

103.

R. K. Koul

13-Apr-51

01-12-1995

Retired

104.

Mumtaz Ahmad

1-Nov-65

01-12-1995

I/c SE

105.

Muzaffar Jan Mattoo

11-Apr-59

01-12-1995

Retired

106.

Ghulam Mohammad Mir

5-Jun-57

01-12-1995

Retired

107.

Raj Kumari

18-Jun-63

01-12-1995

I/c SE

108.

Ghulam Rasool Ahanger

5-Jul-56

01-12-1995

Expired

Expired as

I/c AEE

109.

K. L. Razdan

Dip.

27-Mar-45

01-12-1995

Retired

110.

J. K. Koul

Dip.

5-May-45

01-12-1995

Retired

111.

Mohan Lal Gupta

Dip.

8-Jun-45

01-12-1995

Retired

112.

N. R. Sharma

Dip.

11-Jul-46

01-12-1995

Retired

113.

Mushtaq Ahmad Farooqi

Dip.

12-Aug-46

01-12-1995

Retired

114.

Chaman Lal

Dip.

24-Dec-52

01-12-1995

Retired

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115.

R. L. Sharma

Dip.

13-Sep-46

01-12-1995

Retired

116.

K. D. Sharma

Dip.

3-Dec-45

01-12-1995

Retired

117.

Muneeb Ahmad

22-Feb-59

01-12-1996

Retired

118.

Roshan Lal Koul

3-Aug-55

01-12-1996

Retired

119.

Gaginder Singh

3-Sep-54

01-12-1996

Retired

120.

Sunil Kumar Koul

3-Dec-54

01-12-1996

Retired

121.

Mohammad Shafi

RBA

15-Jan-57

01-12-1996

Retired

122.

Mirza Ajaz Ahmad

8-Apr-57

01-12-1996

Retired

123.

Ajaz Ahmad Khan

24-Nov-57

01-12-1996

Retired

124.

A. K. Huskar

Dip.

14-Aug-45

01-12-1996

Retired

125.

V. K. Sharma

Dip.

3-Sep-46

01-12-1996

Retired

126.

Suhail Ahmad Naqshbandi

2-Mar-58

01-12-1997

Vol. Retire-

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127.

Abdul Karim Bhat

10-Nov-57

01-12-1997

Retired

128.

Maqbool Hussain

Dip.

15-Oct-62

01-12-1997

I/c Xen

129.

Yash Pal Bhagat

21-Jan-60

14-09-1998

I/c SE

130.

Mohammad Munawar Sheikh

3-Aug-56

14-09-1998

Retired

131.

Ashok Kumar

RBA

13-Aug-58

14-09-1998

Retired

132.

Sunil Chander Kotwal

3-Mar-58

14-09-1998

Retired

133.

Ajaz Noor Ahmad

26-Oct-56

14-09-1998

Retired

134.

Karam Chand

30-Jun-65

14-09-1998

I/c SE

135.

Parvez Ahmad

15-May-59

14-09-1998

Retired

136.

Ghulam Nabi Bhat

2-Feb-55

14-09-1998

Retired

137.

Avtar Singh

8-May-57

14-09-1998

Retired

138.

D. K. Cherwoo

15-May-58

14-09-1998

Retired

139.

Abdul Khaliq Sofi

10-Jun-54

14-09-1998

Retired

140.

J. M. Singh Wazir

10-Jun-52

14-09-1998

Retired

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Mohan Lal Langeh

14-09-1998

I/c Xen

142.

P. K. Langer

14-09-1998

Retired

143.

Umesh Parihar

15-Jun-61

14-09-1998

I/c SE

144.

K. K. L. Khajuria

Dip.

7-Feb-47

14-09-1998

Retired

145.

G. H. Wani

Dip.

8-Apr-47

14-09-1998

Retired

146.

Randhir Singh

Dip.

9-Jun-47

14-09-1998

Retired

147.

S. L. Gupta

Dip.

11-Jul-47

14-09-1998

Retired

148.

K. K. Sharma

Dip.

14-May-47

14-09-1998

Retired

149.

Ramesh Chander

Dip.

10-Mar-45

14-09-1998

Retired

150.

P. A. Wani

26-12-2000

Left

151.

Balbir Singh

30-Oct-57

26-12-2000

Retired

152.

T. K. Pandita

18-Sep-54

26-12-2000

Retired

153.

Joginder Singh

18-Nov-57

26-12-2000

Retired

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154.

Dara Singh

18-May-56

26-12-2000

Retired

155.

A. K. Watal

10-Apr-54

26-12-2000

Retired

156.

M. S. Bali

18-Nov-55

26-12-2000

Retired

157.

Sunil Kumar

3-Aug-55

26-12-2000

Retired

158.

V. K. Munshi

20-Dec-55

26-12-2000

Retired

159.

S. Fathey Singh

15-Apr-54

26-12-2000

Retired

160.

Habib Choudhary

20-May-67

26-12-2000

I/c SE

161.

Santosh Kumar

15-Mar-61

26-12-2000

I/c Xen

162.

T. K. Koul

26-12-2000

Retired

163.

V. K. Dhar

26-12-2000

Retired

164.

Charanjeet Singh

3-Nov-53

26-12-2000

Retired

165.

Fareed Ahmad Tak

2-Dec-60

26-12-2000

I/c AEE

166.

Hamid Ullah Wani

1-Aug-61

26-12-2000

I/c SE

167.

Mohammad Shafi Wani

15-Jun-59

26-12-2000

I/c SE

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168.

Rakesh Sharma

3-Jun-57

26-12-2000

Retired

169.

Asgar Hussain

10-Dec-61

26-12-2000

I/c SE

170.

Vinod Kumar Gandotra

2-Jan-60

26-12-2000

I/c SE

171.

Ramesh Chander

Dip.

18-Jun-47

26-12-2000

Retired

172.

Rachpal Chand

Dip.

21-Jan-60

26-12-2000

I/c Xen

173.

R. K. Jain

Dip.

26-12-2000

Retired

174.

A. H. Sheikh

Dip.

26-12-2000

Retired

175.

V. K. Razdan

Dip.

26-12-2000

Retired

176.

H. R. Gupta

Dip.

26-12-2000

Retired

177.

A. K. Rashid

Dip.

20-Aug-47

26-12-2000

Retired

178.

Mohammad Abdullah Dar

20-Apr-55

24-01-2001

Retired

179.

Nassarullah Jan

22-Sep-61

24-01-2001

I/c SE

180.

Abdul Rashid Bhat

2-Jun-59

24-01-2001

I/c SE

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181.

Hans Raj Gupta

3-Jun-55

24-01-2001

Retired

182.

Svarkar Fatehpuri

21-Feb-66

24-01-2001

Expired

Expired as

I/c Xen

183.

Muneer Ahmad Mir

1-Jan-61

24-01-2001

I/c SE

184.

Mohammad Shafi Shah

2-May-59

24-01-2001

Retired

185.

Mohammad Zaffarullah Khan

17-Dec-57

24-01-2001

Retired

186.

Ravinder Kumar Sharma

30-Sep-60

24-01-2001

I/c Xen

187.

Tsewang Paljor

15-Sep-66

24-01-2001

I/c Xen

188.

Wali Mohammad Mir

RBA

2-Mar-61

24-01-2001

I/c Xen

189.

R. C. Sharma

RBA

5-Sep-60

24-01-2001

I/c Xen

190.

Gulzar Ahmad Kuchay

10-Apr-60

24-01-2001

I/c Xen

191.

Syed Mohammad Nayeem

27-Mar-57

24-01-2001

Retired

192.

Ashok Kumar Gupta-I

15-Dec-59

24-01-2001

I/c Xen

193.

Afaq Ahmad Naqash

20-May-61

24-01-2001

I/c Xen

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194.

Kamal Kishore Thappa

20-Dec-65

24-01-2001

I/c Xen

195.

Suraj Prakash Sharma

3-May-57

24-01-2001

Retired

196.

Mohammad Amin Zonga

9-May-60

24-01-2001

I/c Xen

197.

Ghulam Rasool Khan

1-Aug-57

24-01-2001

Retired

198.

Ravinder Kumar

3-Aug-50

24-01-2001

Retired

199.

Tarlochan Singh

3-Dec-50

24-01-2001

Retired

200.

Om Prakash Abrol

Dip.

25-Oct-47

24-01-2001

Retired

201.

K. L. Durani

Dip.

23-May-47

24-01-2001

Retired

202.

G. L. Anand

Dip.

23-Feb-47

24-01-2001

Retired

203.

P. L. Machama

Dip.

5-Jun-47

24-01-2001

Retired

204.

Bal Krishan

Dip.

17-Aug-47

24-01-2001

Retired

205.

D. R. Upadhyay

Dip.

29-Nov-46

24-01-2001

Retired

206.

S. C. Verma

Dip.

28-Dec-46

24-01-2001

Retired

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207.

Hilal Ahmad Sheikh

23-Feb-62

30-01-2001

I/c Xen

208.

Pankaj Gupta

3-Feb-60

30-01-2001

I/c Xen

209.

Asha Ram Sharma

3-Sep-60

30-01-2001

Left

210.

S. Amlok Singh

3-Sep-59

30-01-2001

I/c Xen

211.

Nazir Ahmad

Dip.

28-Mar-47

30-01-2001

Retired

212.

B. N. Singh

15-Aug-51

23-02-2001

Retired

213.

Bachan Lal Paroch

Dip.

16-Dec-57

23-02-2001

Retired

214.

Rameshwar Kumar Sharma

7-Oct-58

01-03-2001

Retired

215.

Rajinder Prakash Gupta

01-03-2001

Retired

216.

Nagesh Kumar Gupta

28-Jan-60

01-03-2001

Expired

Expired as

I/c Xen

217.

Ashok Kumar Gupta-II

13-Jun-60

01-03-2001

I/c Xen

218.

Inder Singh

Dip.

28-Jan-48

01-03-2001

Retired

219.

Anil Kumar Koul

1-Apr-63

26-04-2001

Left

220.

Sham Lal

12-Oct-58

26-04-2001

Retired

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221.

Rajinder Kumar Kohli

15-Dec-60

26-04-2001

I/c Xen

222.

Sundresh Verma Kumar

13-May-61

26-04-2001

I/c Xen

223.

R. K. Malla

23-Feb-57

26-04-2001

Retired

224.

S. C. Gupta

2-Jan-59

26-04-2001

Retired

225.

Neeraj Sharma

16-Nov-64

26-04-2001

I/c Xen

226.

Inderjeet Sharma

15-Jul-60

26-04-2001

I/c Xen

227.

Rajinder Kumar Gupta

27-Aug-63

26-04-2001

I/c Xen

228.

Ghulam Qadir Dar

9-Feb-61

26-04-2001

I/c Xen

229.

Fazal Rehman Shahdad

15-Mar-63

26-04-2001

I/c Xen

230.

Sanjeev Jain

4-Apr-63

26-04-2001

I/c Xen

231.

R. K. Gupta

15-Jul-60

26-04-2001

I/c Xen

232.

Mushtaq Ahmad Shah

15-Mar-63

26-04-2001

I/c Xen

233.

Azher Aftab Vakil

1-Jan-63

26-04-2001

I/c Xen

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234.

Shiv Kumar

9-Sep-62

26-04-2001

I/c Xen

235.

S. Neel Kanwal Singh

3-Jan-62

26-04-2001

I/c Xen

236.

Gulzar Ahmad Najar

25-Mar-59

26-04-2001

Expired

Expired as

I/c AEE

237.

Davinder Singh Bedi

11-Sep-61

26-04-2001

I/c Xen

238.

Anil Gupta

1-Apr-63

26-04-2001

I/c Xen

239.

Ajaz Ahmad Guroo

26-04-2001

Left

240.

Jatinder Singh

25-Dec-61

26-04-2001

I/c Xen

241.

Ms. Meenakshi Razdan

13-Jun-62

26-04-2001

I/c Xen

242.

Mushtaq Hussain Wani

23-Mar-59

26-04-2001

Retired

243.

Mohinder Singh

Dip.

5-Jan-48

26-04-2001

Retired

244.

Paramjit Singh

Dip.

28-Dec-47

26-04-2001

Retired

245.

Munshi Khan

Dip.

31-Jan-61

26-04-2001

I/c Xen

246.

S. C. Gupta

Dip.

25-Mar-48

26-04-2001

Retired

247.

K. L. Tak

Dip.

12-Nov-46

26-04-2001

Retired

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248.

S. S. Peer

Dip.

23-Feb-48

26-04-2001

Retired

249.

K. H. Nazki

Dip.

15-Mar-48

26-04-2001

Retired

250.

N. J. Koul

Dip.

14-Jan-48

26-04-2001

Retired

––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

Slots reserved for Junior Engineers placed as I/c Assistant Engineers (Electric) under departmental promotion

quota between 27-04-2001 to 22-01-2004 subject to clearance from J&K Public Service Commission/DPC

251.

Vikas Anand

10-Oct-70

23-01-2004

I/c Xen

252.

Aaquib Sultana Waheed Deva BE

15-Oct-71

23-01-2004

I/c Xen

253.

Sanjeev Rohmetra

15-Jun-69

23-01-2004

I/c Xen

254.

Shurjeel Gani Lalla

3-Apr-72

19-02-2004

I/c Xen

255.

Nisar Ahmad Lone

2-Aug-69

23-01-2004

I/c Xen

256.

Mohammad Hussain Shah

20-Mar-71

23-01-2004

I/c Xen

257.

Jarnail Singh

23-Sep-63

23-01-2004

I/c Xen

258.

Dalbir Singh

19-Aug-68

23-01-2004

I/c AEE

259.

Tejinder Paul Singh

28-Feb-66

23-01-2004

I/c AEE

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260.

Ajay Sawhney

23-01-2004

Left

261.

Sanjay Sharma

RBA

29-Sep-66

23-01-2004

I/c Xen

262.

Mohammad Maqbool Naik

RBA

8-Sep-65

23-01-2004

I/c Xen

263.

Javaid Ahmad Dar

RBA

28-Feb-69

23-01-2004

I/c Xen

264.

Arshad Hussain Reshi

RBA

1-Oct-69

23-01-2004

I/c Xen

265.

Vijay Kumar Balmotra

23-01-2004

I/c AEE

266.

Sanjay Kumar Bhagat

4-Jan-70

23-01-2004

I/c Xen

267.

Ravi Kant Kalsotra

17-May-72

23-01-2004

I/c AEE

268.

Shah Mohammad

18-Mar-69

23-01-2004

I/c Xen

269.

Surjeet Singh

ALC

20-Jul-65

23-01-2004

I/c Xen

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quota between 01-01-2005 to 25-04-2007 subject to clearance from J&K Public Service Commission/DPC

270.

Vikram Jeet Singh

PSC

31-Aug-79

26-04-2007

I/c AEE

271.

Umar Majid Kamili

PSC

7-Jul-80

26-04-2007

I/c AEE

272.

Nisar Ahmad Rather

PSC

26-04-2007

I/c AEE

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273.

Rajni Jij

PSC

26-04-2007

I/c AEE

274.

Shiv Raj Sharma

PSC

12-Mar-81

26-04-2007

I/c AEE

275.

Sandeep Bhat

PSC

26-04-2007

I/c AEE

276.

Mohammad Saleem Dar

PSC

26-04-2007

I/c AEE

277.

Hamidullah Thokar

PSC

26-04-2007

I/c AEE

278.

Bhanu Pratab Singh Jamwal

PSC

4-Oct-76

26-04-2007

I/c AEE

279.

Ashq Hussain Untoo

PSC

1-Jan-72

26-04-2007

I/c AEE

280.

Vikas Gupta

PSC

13-Apr-80

26-04-2007

I/c AEE

281.

Vikas Khajuria

PSC

26-04-2007

I/c AEE

282.

Ashwani Sharma

PSC

26-04-2007

I/c AEE

283.

Manzoor Ahmad Wani

PSC

1-Jan-74

26-04-2007

I/c AEE

284.

Sunil Kumar

OBC

4-Jan-77

26-04-2007

I/c AEE

285.

Mohammad Ishaq Bhat

PSC

26-04-2007

I/c AEE

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286.

Shazia Jan

PSC

10-Apr-81

26-04-2007

I/c AEE

287.

Ajaz Rasool Kirmani

PSC

14-Aug-78

26-04-2007

I/c AEE

288.

Gurvinder Singh

PSC

26-04-2007

I/c AEE

289.

Mudassir Ahmad Kakroo

PSC

26-04-2007

I/c AE

290.

Ajay Pal Singh

PSC

20-Jan-80

26-04-2007

I/c AEE

291.

Rajnesh Kumar

PSC

27-Mar-81

26-04-2007

I/c AEE

292.

Javaid Iqbal Tak

PSC

26-04-2007

I/c AEE

293.

Mudasir Amin Tibet Baqal

PSC

24-Nov-78

26-04-2007

I/c AEE

294.

Simar Pal Singh

OBC

26-04-2007

I/c AEE

295.

Bilal Ahmad Bhat

02-Nov-77

08-03-2011

I/c AEE

Notionally

W. E. F.

26-04-07

296.

Sudhir Kumar Sharma

RBA

26-04-2007

I/c AEE

297.

Sunil Kumar

RBA

21-Mar-78

26-04-2007

I/c AEE

388

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298.

Rakesh Sharma

RBA

10-Jan-79

26-04-2007

I/c AEE

299.

Sunil Gupta

RBA

1-Apr-82

26-04-2007

I/c AEE

300.

Imtiyaz Ahmad Sheikh

RBA

1-Oct-78

26-04-2007

I/c AEE

301.

Junaid Ahmad

RBA

1-Dec-73

26-04-2007

I/c AEE

302.

Aijaz Ahmad Bhat

RBA

26-04-2007

I/c AEE

303.

Amit Hanjura

RBA

23-10-2007

I/c AEE

Notionally

W. E. F.

26-04-07

304.

Raminder Paul Singh

RBA

25-Oct-76

08-03-2011

I/c AEE

Notionally

W. E. F.

26-04-07

305.

Reena Lochan

26-04-2007

I/c AEE

306.

Anita Karalia

26-04-2007

I/c AEE

307.

Attar Pal Singh

20-Apr-80

26-04-2007

I/c AEE

308.

Gulam Mohd. Qari

15-Apr-73

26-04-2007

I/c AEE

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309.

Anwar Hussain

3-Mar-78

26-04-2007

I/c AEE

310.

Sajad Tariq

18-Apr-80

26-04-2007

I/c AEE

311.

Sarfaraz Ahmad

26-04-2007

I/c AEE

312.

Ravi Kumar Singh

ALC

5-Mar-76

26-04-2007

I/c AEE

313.

Rajinder Singh

ALC

4-Jun-78

26-04-2007

I/c AEE

314.

Rinchen Wangmo

3-Mar-77

18-06-2007

I/c AEE

315.

Neelam Digra

24-Nov-81

17-12-2008

I/c AEE

G. O. No. 359-

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quota between 19-06-2007, 18-12-2008 to 13-03-2011 subject to clearence from J&K Public Service

Commission/DPC

316.

Nitin Mahajan

30-Oct-84

14-03-2011

I/c AEE

317.

Ashraf Majid

24-Apr-80

14-03-2011

I/c AEE

318.

Gh. Nabi Malik

2-Jan-74

14-03-2011

I/c AEE

319.

Sanjeev Suman

12-Jul-82

14-03-2011

I/c AEE

390

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320.

Vinodh Kumar

RBA

19-Apr-76

14-03-2011

I/c AEE

321.

Nawaz Hussain

15-May-78

14-03-2011

I/c AEE

(Sd.) SANJAY KUMAR TIKOO,

Under Secretary to the Government.

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PART II––A

Orders by Heads of Departments.

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CHARGE REPORTS

Subject :—Transfers and Postings.

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In compliance with the Government Order No. 234-GAD of 2019

dated 19-02-2019, issued in General Administration Department, J&K,

under endorsement No. GAD(Ser)Geni/104/2018-II dated 19-02-2019,

I, the undersigned, hereby assume the charge of the office of the

Deputy Commissioner/District Development Commissioner/District

Magistrate/District Collector/District Election Officer, Pulwama, today

on 21-02-2019, in F. N.

(Sd.) DR. SYED ABID RASHEED SHAH, IAS.

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PART II—B

Notifications, Notices and Orders by the Heads of Departments.

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GOVERNMENT OF JAMMU AND KASHMIR,

OFFICE OF THE SPECIAL COLLECTOR, DEFENCE,

UDHAMPUR.

Subject :—Notification u/s 4(1) of the J&K, State Land Acquisition Act,

1934 A.D.

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Notification

In exercise of the powers vested in me under sub section (1) of

section (4) of the Jammu and Kashmir State Land Acquistion Act, 1934

AD, I, Tinna Mahajan, KAS, Special Collector, Defence, Udhampur

do hereby notify the land particulars of which are given below is likely

to be needed for extension of amenities and training infrastructures

to STC BSF at Village Thill, Tehsil and District Udhampur.

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‘‘No Objection’’ to the acquisition of land measuring 70 Kanals

mentioned in the specifications conveyed by the Home Department,

Government of Jammu and Kashmir vide No. Home/Land-Acq./66/2018

dated 09-05-2019.

Objection, if any, to the acquisition of the said land shall be

received by undersigned either individually or through authorized agent

within 15 days from date of issuance of this notification in office of

the Special Collector, Defence, Udhampur.

Specifications

Name of

Khasra Nos.

Area

No. District

Tehsil

Village

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K. M.

Udhampur Udhampur

Thill

602

02–13

603

05–12

604

05–03

605

01–16

606

22–14

607

08–06

608

17–01

609

05–04

610

01–11

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Total

70–00

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(Sd.)

TINNA MAHAJAN, KAS,

Special Collector, Defence,

Udhampur.

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GOVERNMENT OF JAMMU AND KASHMIR,

OFFICE OF THE SPECIAL COLLECTOR, DEFENCE,

UDHAMPUR.

Subject :—Notification u/s 4(1) of the J&K, State, Land Acquisition Act,

1934 A.D.

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Notification

In exercise of the powers vested in me under sub-section (1) of

section (4) of the Jammu and Kashmir State Land Acquistion Act, 1934

AD, I, Tinna Mahajan, KAS, Special Collector, Defence, Udhampur

do hereby notify the land particulars of which are given below is likely

to be needed for providing basic amenities and training infrastructures

to STC BSF at Village Roun, Tehsil and District Udhampur.

‘‘No Objection’’ to the acquisition of land measuring 70 Kanals

mentioned in the specifications conveyed by the Home Department,

Department Government of Jammu and Kashmir vide No. Home/Land-

Acq./66/2018 dated 09-05-2019.

Objection if any, to the acquisition of the said land shall be

received by undersigned either individually or through authorized agent

within 15 days from date of issuance of this notification in office of

the Special Collector, Defence, Udhampur.

Specifications

Name of

Khasra No.

Area

No. District

Tehsil

Village

—————————————————————————————

K. M.

Udhampur Udhampur

Roun

562 min

07–19

(Sd.)

TINNA MAHAJAN, KAS,

Special Collector, Defence,

Udhampur.

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Notice

I, Uttam Chand S/o Late Sh. Raja Ram R/o H. No. 335 Sector-G,

Sainik Colony, Jammu am applying for correction of my father’s name,

which has wrongly been written as Rohlu Ram Sharma instead of Raja

Ram in PAN Card bearing No. APSPC7849G. Now, I am applying for

correction of the same. Objection, if any, may be conveyed to Income

Tax Office within 7 days.

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Notice

My name and DOB has wrongly been written as Primla Sharma

DOB 21-11-1952 instead of Pramila Devi DOB 13-02-1952 in PAN

Card bearing No. FHAPS7149 E. Now, I am applying for correction

of the same. Objection, if any, may be conveyed to Income Tax Office

within 7 days.

Pramila Devi

D/o Charn Dass Sharma

R/o H. No. 335-G,

Sainik Colony,

Jammu.

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Notice

I, Randhir Singh S/o Kartar Singh R/o Village Jandore, P/O

Barwal, Tehsil and District Kathua (J&K) solemnly declare that the

name and DoB of my My Wife is wrongly mentioned in the Army

Record as Simta Jasrotia (DoB 01-08-1981) instead of correct name

as Simta Devi and DoB as 18-03-1981 (as per her school record), which

needs to be corrected. So objections, if any, may be filed to the

concerned authorities.

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ADVERTISEMENTS—C

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GOVERNMENT OF JAMMU AND KASHMIR,

DIRECTORATE OF FORENSIC SCIENCE LABORATORY,

JAMMU AND KASHMIR, SRINAGAR.

Subject :—e-NIT No. 22 of 2019 dated 10-07-2019 for supply and

commissioning of Helix 3 Pro-cancellation thereof.

———

Notice

Due to the poor response to e-NIT No. 22 of 2019 dated

10-07-2019, the same is hereby cancelled.

(Sd.) ....................

Director,

Forensic Science Laboratory, J&K, Srinagar.

————

GOVERNMENT OF JAMMU AND KASHMIR,

DIRECTORATE OF FORENSIC SCIENCE LABORATORY,

JAMMU AND KASHMIR, SRINAGAR.

Subject :—e-NIT No. 24 of 2019 dated 10-07-2019 for supply and

commissioning of CD-DVD Inspector-cancellation thereof.

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Notice

Due to the poor response to e-NIT No. 24 of 2019 dated

10-07-2019, the same is hereby cancelled.

(Sd.) ....................

Director,

Forensic Science Laboratory,

J&K, Srinagar.

—————

GOVERNMENT OF JAMMU AND KASHMIR,

DIRECTORATE OF FORENSIC SCIENCE LABORATORY,

JAMMU AND KASHMIR, SRINAGAR.

Subject :— e-NIT No. 56 of 2019 dated 09-07-2019 for supply and

commissioning of Scanning Electron Microscope with ED

X-ray Analayzer (For the element level compositional

analysis of sample without any destructive analysis)-

cancellation thereof.

Notice

Due to the poor response to e-NIT No. 56 of 2019 dated

09-07-2019, the same is hereby cancelled.

(Sd.) ....................

Director,

Forensic Science Laboratory, J&K, Srinagar.

———

GOVERNMENT OF JAMMU AND KASHMIR,

DIRECTORATE OF FORENSIC SCIENCE LABORATORY,

JAMMU AND KASHMIR, SRINAGAR.

Subject :—e-NIT No. 57 of 2019 dated 09-07-2019 for supply and

commissioning of Ballistic Comparison Microscope with

Digital Photographic System With Accesories-cancellation

thereof.

Notice

Due to the poor response to e-NIT No. 57 of 2019 dated

09-07-2019, the same is hereby cancelled.

(Sd.) ....................

Director,

Forensic Science Laboratory, J&K, Srinagar.

GOVERNMENT OF JAMMU AND KASHMIR

CIVIL SECRETARIAT––HOME DEPARTMENT

Notification

Srinagar, the 11th July, 2019.

SRO-442.––In exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section (1)

of section 545-A of the Code of Criminal Procedure, Samvat 1989

(Act No. XXIII of 1989), the Government hereby makes the following

scheme for providing funds for the purpose of compensation to the victims

or their dependents who have suffered loss or injury as a result of the crime

and who require rehabilitation ; namely :—

1. Short title and commencement.—(1) This scheme may be called

the Jammu and Kashmir Victim Compensation Scheme, 2019.

EXTRAORDINARY

REGD. NO. JK––33

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PART

I––B

Jammu and Kashmir Government––Notifications.

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(2) The Scheme shall be deemed to have come into force

w. e. f. 02-10-2018.

2. Extent and application.—(1) This scheme shall apply to the victims

and their dependent(s) who have suffered loss, injury, as the case may be,

as a result of the offence committed and who require rehabilitation.

(2) This scheme shall also apply to the child who has suffered mental

or physical trauma and is entitled to compensation under sub-section (8) of

section 34 of the Jammu and Kashmir Protection of Children from Sexual

Violence Act, 2018 with a modification that compensation may be awarded

by the Special Court till any compensation scheme is framed under the said

Act.

3. Definitions.—In this scheme, unless the context otherwise

requires,—

(a) “Code” means the Code of Criminal Procedure, Svt. 1989 ;

(b) “Criminal Injury Compensation Board” shall mean a Board which

includes District Judge and such other co-opted persons who the

District Judge feels will be of assistance particularly the District

Magistrate, the Superintendent of Police, and the Chief Medical

Officer/Civil Surgeon of that District or their nominee ;

unmarried daughter and minor children of the victim as determined

by the State Legal Services Authority or District Legal Services

Authority on the basis of the report of the Sub-Divisional

Magistrate of the concerned area/Station House Officer/

Investigating Officer or on the basis of material placed on record

by the dependents by way of affidavit or on its own enquiry;

(d) “District Legal Services Authority” means the District Legal

Services Authority (DLSA) constituted under section 9 of the

Jammu and Kashmir Legal Services Authorities Act, 1997

(Act No. XXXIII of 1997) ;

(e) “Form” means form appended to this notification ;

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(f) “Fund” means Victim Compensation Fund constituted under

clause (4) ;

(g) “Central Fund” means funds received from Central Victim

Compensation Fund (CVCF) Scheme, 2015 ;

(h) “Government” means 'State Government' wherever, the State

Victim Compensation Scheme or the State Victim Compensation

Fund is in context and ‘Central Government’ wherever, Central

Government Victim Compensation Fund Scheme is in context ;

(i) “Injury” means any harm caused to body or mind of a person ;

(j) “Minor” means a child who has not completed the age of 18

years ;

(k) “Offence” means offence committed against the victim punishable

under RPC or any other law applicable in the State for the time

being in force ;

(l) “Penal Code" means the Ranbir Penal Code, Svt. 1989 ;

(m) “Schedule” means schedule applicable to this Chapter/Part of

the scheme ;

(n) “State Legal Services Authority” means the State Legal Services

Authority (SLSA), as defined in Section 3 of the Jammu and

Kashmir Legal Services Authorities Act, 1997 (Act No. XXXIII

of 1997) ;

(o) “Sexual Assault Victims" means victims who has/have suffered

mental or physical injury or both as a result of sexual offence

including sections 376 (A) to (E), section 354 (A) to (D), and

section 509 Ranbir Penal Code ; and

(p) “Victim/survivor of other crime” means a person who has suffered

physical or mental injury as a result of any offence mentioned in

the Schedule including sections 304 B, section 326A, section 498A

Ranbir Penal Code (in case of physical injury of the nature

specified in the schedule) including the attempts and abetment.

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(2) Words and expressions used herein but not defined shall have

the same meaning as assigned to them in the Code of Criminal Procedure,

Samvat 1989, the Ranbir Penal Code, Samvat 1989 and any other relevant

law governing the subject.

4. Victims Compensation Fund.—(1) There shall be constituted a

Fund, to be called the Victims Compensation Fund from which the amount

of compensation, as decided by the State Legal Services Authority or

District Legal Services Authority, shall be paid to the victim or the

dependent(s) who have suffered loss or injury as a result of an offence

and who require rehabilitation.

(2) The ‘Victims Compensation Fund’ shall comprise the

following :—

(a) contribution received from Central Victim Compensation Fund

Scheme, 2015 ;

(b) budgetary allocation in the shape of Grants-in-aid to SLSA for

which necessary provision shall be made in the Annual Budget

by the Government ;

be deposited in this Fund ;

(d) amount of compensation recovered from the wrong doer/

accused under clause 14 of the Scheme ;

(e) donations/contributions from Int ernat io nal/Nat ional/

Philanthropist/Charitable Institutions/Organizations and

individuals permitted by State or Central Government ; and

(f) contributions from companies under CSR (Corporate Social

Responsibility).

(3) The Fund shall be operated by the State Legal Services Authority

(SLSA).

5. Eligibility for compensation.—A victim or the dependent (s) as

the case may be, shall be eligible for grant of compensation under this

scheme.

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However, the compensation received by them in the other schemes

shall be taken into account while deciding the quantum of compensation.

6. Procedure for making application before the State Legal

Services Authority or District Legal Services Authority.—(1) The

concerned Station House Officer/Superintendent of Police shall

mandatorily share soft/hard copy of FIR immediately after its registration

with State Legal Services Authority/District Legal Services Authority qua

commission of offences covered in this Scheme which include Sections

326A, 354A to 354, 376A to 376E, 304B, 498A (in case of physical

injury covered in this Schedule), so that the State Legal Services Authority/

District Legal Services Authority can, in deserving cases, may suo moto

initiate preliminary verification of facts for the purpose of grant of interim

compensation.

(2) An application for the award of interim/final compensation can

be filed by the Victim or the dependents or the SHO of the area before

concerned District Legal Services Authority in Form appended to this

notification along with a copy of the First Information Report (FIR) or

criminal complaint of which cognizance is taken by the court and if available

medical report, death certificate, wherever applicable, copy of judgment/

recommendation of court, if the trial is over shall also be appended.

7. Place of filing of application.—The application/recommendation

for compensation can be moved either before the State Legal Services

Authority or the concerned District Legal Services Authority or it can be

filed online on a portal which shall be created by the State and all the

District Legal Services Authorities. The Chairperson of the respective

District Legal Services Authority shall decide the application/

recommendation moved before him/her as per the Scheme :

Provided that in case of acid attack victim the decision making

authority shall be Criminal Injury Compensation Board as directed by

Hon’ble Supreme Court in Laxmi vs. Union of India W. P. CRML

129/2006 order dated 10-04-2015.

8. Reliefs that may be awarded by the District Legal Services

Authority.—The District Legal Services Authority may award

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compensation to the victim or the dependents to the extent as specified in

the schedule appended herewith.

. Factors to be considered while awarding compensation.—

While deciding a claim, the District Legal Services Authority may take

into consideration the following factors relating to the loss or injury suffered

by the victim :—

(a) gravity of the offence and severity of mental or physical harm or

injury suffered by the victim ;

(b) expenditure incurred or likely to be incurred on the medical

treatment for physical and/or mental health including counseling

of the victim, funeral, travelling during investigation/ inquiry/ trial

(other than diet money) ;

including absence from school/college due to mental trauma,

bodily injury, medical treatment, investigation and trial of the

offence, or any other reason ;

(d) loss of employment as a result of the offence, including absence

from place of employment due to mental trauma, bodily injury,

medical treatment, investigation and trial of the offence, or any

other reason ;

(e) the relationship of the victim to the offender, if any ;

(f) whether the abuse was a single isolated incidence or whether

the abuse took place over a period of time ;

(g) whether victim/female child became pregnant as a result of the

offence, whether she had to undergo Medical Termination of

Pregnancy (MTP)/give birth to a child, including rehabilitation

needs of such child ;

(h) whether the victim contracted a sexually transmitted disease

(STD) as a result of the offence ;

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(i) whether the victim contracted human immunodeficiency virus

(HIV) as a result of the offence ;

(j) any disability suffered by the victim as a result of the offence ;

(k) financial condition of the victim against whom the offence has

been committed so as to determine her need for rehabilitation

and re-integration needs of the victim ;

(l) in case of death, the age, the monthly income of deceased,

number of dependents, life expectancy, future promotional/

growth prospects etc. ; and

(m) any other factor which the DLSA may consider just and

sufficient.

10. Procedure for grant of compensation.—(1) Wherever, a

recommendation is made by the court for compensation under sub-

sections (2) and/or (3) of section 545-A of the Code, or an application is

made by any victim or the dependent(s), under sub-section (4) of section

545-A of the Code, to the District Legal Services Authority, for interim

compensation it shall prima facie satisfy itself qua compensation needs

and identity of the victim. As regards the final compensation, it shall examine

the case and verify the contents of the claim with respect to the loss/injury

and rehabilitation needs as a result of the crime and may also call for any

other relevant information necessary for deciding the claim :

Provided that in deserving cases and in all acid attack cases, at any

time after commission of the offence, the District Legal Services Authority

may suo moto or after preliminary verification of the facts proceed to

grant interim relief as may be required in the circumstances of each case.

(2) The inquiry as contemplated under sub-section (5) of section

545-A of the Code, shall he completed expeditiously and the period in no

case shall exceed beyond sixty days from the receipt of the claim/petition

or recommendation :

Provided that in cases of acid attack an amount of rupees one lakh

shall be paid to the victim within 15 days of the matter being brought to the

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notice of District Legal Services Authority. The order granting interim

compensation shall be passed by District Legal Services Authority within

7 days of the matter being brought to its notice and the State Legal Services

Authority shall pay the compensation within 8 days of passing of the order.

Thereafter, an amount of rupees two lakhs shall be paid to the victim as

expeditiously as possible and positively within two months of the first

payment :

Provided further that the victim may also be paid such further amount

as is admissible under this Scheme.

(3) After consideration of the matter, the District Legal Services

Authority, upon its satisfaction, shall decide the quantum of compensation

to be awarded to the victim or the dependent(s) taking into account the

factors enumerated in clause 9 of the Scheme, as per schedule appended

to this notification.

Moreover, in case the victim is minor, the limit of compensation shall

be deemed to be 50% higher than the amount mentioned in the Schedule

appended to this chapter. The victims of Acid attack are also entitled to

additional compensation of rupees one lakh under Prime Minister’s National

Relief Fund vide Memorandum No. 24013/94/Misc./2014-CSR-III/GoI/

MHA dated 09-11-2016 (copy attached) . The victims of Acid Attack

are also entitled to additional special financial assistance up to Rs. 5 lacs

who need treatment expenses over and above the compensation paid by

the respective State/UTs in terms of Central Victim Compensation Fund

Guidelines-2016, No. 24013/94/Misc./ 2014-CSR.III, MHA/GoI.

(4) The State Legal Services Authority/District Legal Services

Authority may call from any record or take assistance from any Authority/

Establishment/individual Police/Court concerned or expert for smooth

implementation of the Scheme.

(5) In cases where the court gives findings that the criminal complaint

and the allegation were false, then State/District Legal Services Authority

may initiate proceedings for recovery of compensation, if any, granted in

part or full under this scheme, before the trial court for its recovery as if it

were a fine.

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11. The order to be placed on record.—The copy of the order of

interim or final compensation passed under this scheme shall be placed on

record of the trial court so as to enable the trial court to pass an appropriate

order of compensation under section 545-A of the Code. A true copy of

the order shall be provided to the Investigating Officer in case the matter

is pending investigation and also to the victim/dependent as the case may

be.

12. Method of disbursement of compensation.—(1) The amount

of compensation so awarded shall be disbursed by the State Legal Services

Authority by depositing the same in a Bank in the joint or single name of

the victim/dependent(s). In case the victim does not have any bank account,

the District Legal Services Authority concerned would facilitate opening

of a bank account in the name of the victim and in case the victim is a

minor then in the name of the guardian or in case, minor is in a child care

institution, the bank account shall be opened with the Superintendent of

the Institution as Guardian. However, in case the victim is a foreign national

or a refugee, the compensation can be disbursed by way of cash cards.

(2) The interim amount shall be disbursed in full. However, as far as

the final compensation amount is concerned, 75% (seventy five per cent)

of the same shall be put in a fixed deposit for a minimum period of three

years and the remaining 25% (twenty five per cent) shall be available for

utilization and initial expenses by the victim/dependent(s), as the case may

be.

(3) In the case of a minor, 80% of the amount of compensation so

awarded, shall be deposited in the fixed deposit account and shall be

drawn only on attainment of the age of majority, but not before three

years of the deposit :

Provided that in exceptional cases, amounts may be withdrawn for

educational or medical or other pressing and urgent needs of the beneficiary

at the discretion of the State Legal Services Authority/District Legal

Services Authority.

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(4) The interest on the sum, if lying in FDR form, shall be credited

directly by the bank in the savings account of the victim/dependent(s), on

monthly basis which can be withdrawn by the beneficiary.

13. Interim relief to the victim.—The District Legal Services

Authority, may order for immediate first-aid facility or medical benefits to

be made available free of cost or any other interim relief (including interim

monetary compensation) as deemed appropriate, to alleviate the suffering

of the victim on the certificate of a police officer, not below the rank of the

officer-in-charge of the police station, or a Magistrate of the area concerned

or on the application of the victim/dependents or suo moto :

Provided that as soon as the application for compensation is received

by the District Legal Services Authority, a sum of Rs. 5000/- or as the

case warrants up to Rs. 10,000/- shall be immediately disbursed to the

victim through pre loaded cash card from a Nationalized Bank by the

Secretary, District Legal Services Authority or Member Secretary, State

Legal Services Authority :

Provided further that the interim relief so granted shall not be less

than 25 per cent of the maximum compensation awardable as per schedule

applicable to this Chapter, which shall be paid to the victim in totality :

Provided also that in cases of acid attack a sum of Rs. One lakh

shall be paid to the victim within 15 days of the matter being brought to the

notice of District Legal Services Authority. The order granting interim

compensation shall be passed by the District Legal Services Authority

within 7 days of the matter being brought to its notice and the State Legal

Services Authority shall pay the compensation within 8 days of passing of

order. Thereafter an additional sum of Rs. 2.00 lakhs shall be awarded

and paid to the victim as expeditiously as possible and positively within

two months.

14. Recovery of compensation awarded to the victim or the

dependent(s).— Subject to the provisions of sub-section (3) of section

545-A of the Code, the State Legal Services Authority, in proper cases,

may institute proceedings before the competent court of law for recovery

of the compensation granted to the victim or the dependent(s) from

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person(s) responsible for causing loss or injury as a result of the crime

committed by him/her. The amount, so recovered, shall be deposited in

Victims Compensation Fund.

15. Dependency certificate.—The authority empowered to issue

the dependency certificate shall issue the same within a period of fifteen

days and, in no case, this period shall be extended :

Provided that the State Legal Services Authority/District Legal

Services Authority in case of non-issuance of Dependency Certificate,

after expiry of 15 days, may proceed on the basis of an affidavit to be

obtained from the claimant.

16. Compensation to Orphaned Minor victims.—In case the

victim is an orphaned minor without any parent or legal guardian the

immediate relief or the interim compensation shall be disbursed to the

Bank Account of the child, opened under the guardianship of the

Superintendent, Child Care Institutions where the child is lodged or in

absence thereof, District Magistrate, Sub-Divisional Magistrate (SDM)

or District Social Welfare Officer, as the case may be.

17. Limitation.—Under this scheme, no claim made by the victim

or the dependent(s), under sub-section (4) of section 545-A of the Code,

shall be entertained after a period of 3 years from the date of occurrence

of the offence or conclusion of the trial. However, in deserving cases, on

an application made in this regard, for reasons to be recorded, the delay

beyond three years can be condoned by the State Legal Services Authority/

District Legal Services Authority.

18. Appeal.— In case the victim or their dependents are not satisfied

with the quantum of compensation awarded by the District Legal Services

Authority, they can file an appeal within 30 days from the date of receipt

of order before the State Legal Services Authority :

Provided that, delay in filing appeal may be condoned by the Appellate

Authority, for reasons to be recorded, in deserving cases, on an application

made in this regard.

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19. Repeal and savings.—(1) The Jammu and Kashmir Victim

Compensation Scheme, 2013 is hereby repealed.

(2) Notwithstanding any such repeal anything done or any action

taken or any order issued under the scheme so repealed shall be deemed

to have been taken under the provisions of this scheme.

(3) All pending cases for grant of compensation before coming into

force of the Jammu and Kashmir Victim Compensation Scheme, 2019

shall be decided as per the provisions of the Jammu and Kashmir Victim

Compensation Scheme, 2013.

By order of the Government of Jammu and Kashmir.

(Sd.) SHALEEN KABRA,

Principal Secretary to Government,

Home Department.

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Schedule to Notification SRO .......... dated .......11-7-2019

Particulars of loss or

Minimum limit of

Upper limit of

No. injury

compensation

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1. Loss of life

Rs 5.00 Lacs

Rs.10.00 Lacs

2. Death by torture in

Rs 8.00 Lacs

Rs.l 0.00 Lacs

police custody

3. Gang Rape/Custodial

Rs 5.00 Lacs

Rs.10.00 Lacs

Rape

4. Rape

Rs. 4.00 Lacs

Rs. 7.00 Lacs

5. Unnatural Sexual Assault

Rs. 4.00 Lacs

Rs. 7.00 Lacs

6. Loss of any limb or

Rs. 2.00 Lacs

Rs. 5.00 Lacs

part of body resulting

in 80% permanent

disability or above

7. Loss of any limb or

Rs. 2.00 Lacs

Rs. 4.00 Lacs

part of body resulting

40% and below 80%

permanent disability

Loss of any limb or

Rs. 1.00 Lac

Rs. 3.00 Lacs

part of body resulting

in above 20% and

below 40% permanent

disability

9. Loss of any limb or

Rs. 1.00 Lac

Rs. 2.00 Lacs

part of body resulting

in below 20% permanent

disability

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10. Grievous physical

Rs. 1.00 Lacs

Rs. 2.00 Lacs

injury or any mental

injury required in

rehabilitation

11. Loss of Foetus i. e.

Rs. 2.00 Lacs

Rs. 3.00 Lacs

Miscarriage as a result

of Assault or loss of

fertility

12. In case of pregnancy

Rs. 3.00 Lacs

Rs. 4.00 Lacs

on account of rape

13. Injury causing severe

Rs. 5.00 Lacs

Rs. 8.00 Lacs

mental agony to

women and child

victims in case like

Human Trafficking

14. Victims of burning :

(a) In case of

Rs. 7.00 Lacs

Rs. 8.00 Lacs

disfigurement of face

(b) In case of more than

Rs. 5.00 Lacs

Rs. 8.00 Lacs

50%

Rs. 3.00 Lacs

Rs. 7.00 Lacs

than 50%

(d) In case of less than

Rs. 2.00 Lacs

Rs. 3.00 Lacs

20%

13. Victims of Acid Attack :

(a) In case of

Rs. 7.00 Lacs

Rs. 8.00 Lacs

disfigurement of face

(b) In case of injury more

Rs. 5.00 Lacs

Rs. 8.00 Lacs

than 50%

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Rs. 3.00 Lacs

Rs. 5.00 Lacs

than 50%

(d) In case of injury less

Rs. 3.00 Lacs

Rs. 4.00 Lacs

than 20%

Note :—If a woman victim of sexual assault/acid attack is covered under

one or more category of the schedule, she shall be entitled to be

considered for combined value of the compensation.

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Form to Notification SRO................dated...............11-7-2019

Application for the award of compensation under the Jammu and

Kashmir Compensation Scheme for victims including child/survivors of sexual

assault/other crimes-2019 for interim/final relief.

1. Name of the Applicant Victim (s)

or the Dependents (s)

2. Age of the Victim(s) or the Dependent(s)

3. (a)

Father’s Name

(b)

Mother’s Name

(c)

Spouse’s Name

4. Address

of the Victim(s)

or their Dependent(s)

5. Date and time of the Incident

6. Whether FIR has been lodged ?

7. Whether medical examination has been done ?

If yes, enclose Medical Report/Death

Certificate/P. M. Report

8. Status of trial, if pending. If over, enclose

copy of judgment and order on sentence

9. Has the applicant been awarded any

compensation by the trial court or any

other Govt. agency. If, yes give details

10. Give details of financial expenditure/loss

incurred

11. If yes, give details.

Signature of the Victim/Dependent

JAMMU AND KASHMIR GOVERNMENT

MUNICIPAL COMMITTEE BISHNAH

SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT BYE-LAWS, 2019

Notification

Bishnah, the 5th September, 2019.

In exercise of the powers conferred by clause (9) of rule 3 read

with clauses (e), (f), (zf) and (zg) of rule 15 of the Solid Waste

Management Rule, 2016, the Authority hereby make the following bye-

laws ; namely :—

CHAPTER I

1. Short Title and Commencement.—(1) These bye-laws shall be

called the Municipal Committee, Bishnah Solid Waste Management

Bye-Laws, 2019.

(2) They shall come into force on the date of their publication in the

J&K Government Gazette.

EXTRAORDINARY

REGD. NO. JK—33

THE

JAMMU & KASHMIR GOVERNMENT GAZETTE

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Separate paging is given to this part in order that it may be filed as a

separate compilation.

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PART III

Laws, Regulations and Rules passed thereunder.

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Extent of Application.—These bye-laws shall be applicable

within the territorial limits of Municipal Committee, Bishnah.

3. Definitions.—(1) In these bye-laws, unless the context otherwise

requires,—

(1)

“Agency” means Municipal Committee, Bishnah ;

(2)

“Aerobic composting” means a controlled process

involving microbial decomposition of organic matter in the

presence of oxygen ;

(3)

‘‘Anaerobic digestion’’ means a controlled process

involving microbial decomposition of organic matter in the

absence of oxygen ;

(4)

‘‘Authorization’’ means the permission given by the State

Pollution Control Board, to the operator of a facility or

Urban Local authority, or any other agency responsible for

processing and disposal of Solid waste ;

(5)

‘‘Biodegradable waste’’ means any organic material that

can be degraded by micro-organism into simpler stable

compounds ;

(6)

‘‘Bio-methanation’’ means a process which entails

enzymatic decomposition of the organic matter by microbial

action to produce methane rich biogas ;

(7)

‘‘Brand owner’’ means a person or company who sells

any commodity under a registered brand label ;

(8)

‘‘Bulk Garden and Parks & Horticultural Waste’’ means

bulk waste from parks, gardens etc. including grass clippings,

weeds, woody ‘brown’ carbon-rich material such as

branches, twigs, wood chipping, straw, dead leaves, tree

trimmings, etc. which cannot be accommodated in the daily

collection system for bio-degradable waste ;

(9)

‘‘Bulk Waste Generator’’ means bulk waste generator

defined under Rule 3(1)(8) of the Solid Waste Management

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Rules, 2016 (hereinafter referred to as 'SWM Rules') and

any other waste generator including buildings occupied by

the Central Government departments or undertakings, State

Government departments or undertaking, Local bodies, public

sector undertakings or private companies, hospitals, nursing

homes, schools, colleges, universities, other educational

institutions, hostels, hotels, commercial establishments,

markets, places of worship, stadia and sport complexes having

an average waste generation rate exceeding 100 Kg. per

day ;

(10)

‘‘C&D waste (Construction and Demolition waste)’’

means Construction and Demolition Waste (Debris) that are

non-hazardous in nature generated out of building materials,

debris and rubble in the jurisdiction of Municipal Committee,

Bishnah.

(11)

‘‘Clean Area’’ means the public place in front of and all

around or adjacent to any premises extending to the kerb

side and including the drain, foot path and kerb cleaned and

so maintained in accordance with these bye-laws ;

(12)

‘‘Cleanliness Fee’’ means an amount of fees collected

by the managers/Organizers for cleaning the site by the

Agency ;

(13)

‘‘Collection’’ means lifting and removal of solid waste

from source of waste generation, collection points or any

other location ;

(14)

“Collection Counter” means where the user charges shall

be remitted which will be available at all Zonal Officers and

headquarters.

(15)

‘‘Combustible waste’’ means non-biodegradable, non-

recyclable, non-reusable, non-hazardous solid waste having

minimum calorific value exceeding 1500 kcal/kg and excluding

chlorinated materials like plastic, wood pulp, etc.;

(16)

‘‘Community waste storage bin’’ means any storage

facility setup and maintained by the Municipal Committee,

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Bishnah, in the State collectively by owners and or/occupiers

of one or more premises for storage of Municipal Solid

Waste in a segregated manner in the road side/premises of

anyone of such owners/occupiers or in their common

premises ;

(17)

‘‘Composting’’ means a controlled process involving

microbial decomposition of organic matter ;

(18)

‘‘Co-processing’’ means use of non-biodegradable and non-

recyclable solid waste having calorific value exceeding 1500k/

cal as raw material or as a source of energy or both to

replace or supplement the natural mineral resources and

fossil fuels in industrial processes ;

(19)

‘‘Containerised Hand Cart’’ means the hand cart provided

by the Municipal Council Ramnagar, or the agency/agent

appointed by it for point-to-point collection of solid waste ;

(20)

‘‘Decentralized processing’’ means establishment of

dispersed facilities for maximizing the processing of

biodegradable waste and recovery of recyclables closest to

the source of generation so as to minimize transportation of

waste for processing or disposal ;

(21)

‘‘Delivery’’ means handing over any category of solid waste

to worker of Municipal Committee, Bishnah or any other

person appointed, authorised or licensed by Municipal

Municipal Committee, Bishnah for taking delivery of such

waste or depositing it in any vehicle provided by Municipal

Committee, Bishnah, or by any other authorised agency or

licensed by Municipal Committee, Bishnah, to do so ;

(22)

‘‘Disposal’’ means the final and safe disposal of post

processed residual solid waste and inert street sweepings

and silt from surface drains on land to prevent contamination

of ground water, surface water, ambient air and attraction

of animals or birds ;

(23)

‘‘Domestic hazardous waste’’ means discarded paint

drums, pesticide cans, CFL bulbs, tube lights, expired

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medicines, broken mercury thermometers, used batteries,

used needles and syringes and contaminated gauge, etc.,

generated at the household level ;

(24)

‘‘Door to door collection’’ means collection of solid waste

from the door step of households, shops, commercial

establishments, offices, institutional or any other

non-residential premises and includes collection of such waste

from entry gate or a designated location on the ground floor

in a housing society, multistoried building or apartments,

large residential, commercial or institutional complex or

premises ;

(25)

‘‘Dry waste’’ means waste other than bio-degradable waste

and inert street sweepings and includes recyclable and non

recyclable waste, combustible waste and sanitary napkin

and diapers, etc. ;

(26)

‘‘Dump sites’’ means a land utilized by local body for

disposal of solid waste without following the principles of

sanitary land filling ;

(27)

‘‘Event’’ means any gatherings for the purpose of functions,

celebrations, meetings, rallies, processions, open air theatre

activities, cinema shootings in public places.

(28)

‘‘Extended producer responsibility’’ (EPR) means

responsibility of any producer of packaging products such

as plastic, tin, glass, wrappers and corrugated boxes, etc.,

for environmentally sound management, till end-of-life of

the packaging products ;

(29)

‘‘E-waste’’ shall have the same meaning as defined under

Rule 3(l) (r) of the E-Waste (Management) Rules, 2016.

(30)

‘‘Facility’’ means any establishment wherein the solid waste

management processes namely segregation, recovery,

storage, collection, recycling, processing, treatment or safe

disposal are carried out ;

(31)

‘‘Familiarization/warning period’’ means that specific

period, during which there is a relaxation in the fines for

contravention of these bye-laws ;

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(32)

‘‘Fine’’ means penalty imposed on waste generators or

operators of waste processing and disposal facilities under

the bye-laws for non- compliance of the directions contained

in rules and/or these bye- laws ;

(33)

‘‘Fixed Compactor Transfer Station (FCTS)’’ means a

powered machine which is designed to compact segregated

solid waste and remains stationary when in operation. The

compacts or may also be mobile when in operation, which

may be called Mobile Transfer Station (MTS).

(34)

‘‘Handling’’ includes all activities relating to sorting,

segregation, material recovery, collection, secondary storage,

shredding, baling, crushing, loading, unloading, transportation,

processing and disposal of solid wastes ;

(35)

‘‘Hazardous waste’’ means any waste which by reason of

any of its physical, chemical, reactive, toxic, causing danger

or is likely to cause danger to health or environment, whether

alone or when in contact with other wastes or substances

and all other hazardous wastes as defined in the Hazardous

Wastes (Management and Handling) Rules, 1989 as amended

to date and the Hazardous and other waste (Management

and Transboundary Movement) Rules, 2016.

(36)

‘‘Horticulture, Parks and Garden Waste’’ means waste

from parks, gardens traffic island etc. These include grass

clipping, annual weeds woody 'brown' carbon-rich material

such as branches, twigs, wood chipping, straw, dead leaves,

tree trimmings, etc. which cannot be accommodated in the

daily collection system for bio-degradable waste ;

(37)

‘‘House-gully’’ means a passage or strip of land,

constructed, set apart or utilized for the purpose of serving

as or carrying a drain or affording access to the latrine,

urinal, cesspool or other receptacle for filling of other polluted

matter by persons employed in the clearing thereof or in the

removal of such matter therefrom.

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(38)

‘‘Incineration’’ means an engineered process involving

burning or combustion of solid waste to thermally degraded

waste materials at high temperatures ;

(39)

‘‘Inerts’’ means wastes which are not bio-degradable,

recyclable or combustible street sweeping or dust and silt

removed from the surface drains ;

(40)

‘‘Informal waste collector’’ includes individuals,

associations or waste traders who are involved in sorting,

sale and purchase of recyclable materials ;

(41)

‘‘Leachate’’ means the liquid that seeps through solid waste

or other medium and has extracts of dissolved or suspended

material from it ;

(42)

‘‘Litter’’ means all refuse and includes any other waste

material which, if thrown or deposited as prohibited under

these Bye-Laws, tends to create uncleanliness or a danger

or nuisance to public health, safety or welfare.

(43)

‘‘Littering’’ means putting litter in such a location that it

falls, descends, blows, is washed, percolates or otherwise

escapes or is likely to fall, descend blow, be washed, percolate

or otherwise escape into or onto any public place, or causing,

permitting or allowing litter to fall, descend, blow, washed,

percolate or otherwise escape into or onto any public

place.

(44)

‘‘Local body’’ for the purpose of these bye-laws means

JMC/SMC and other Local Bodies including, Municipal

Councils, Municipal Committees, Town Area Committees, in

the State.

(45)

‘‘Materials Recovery facility’’ (MRF) means a facility

where non-compostable solid waste can be temporarily stored

by the local body or any other entity or any person or

agency authorised by any of them to facilitate segregation,

sorting and recovery of recyclables from various components

of waste by authorised informal sector of waste pickers,

informal recyclers or any other work force engaged by the

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local body or entity for the purpose before the waste is

delivered or taken up for its processing or disposal ;

(46)

‘‘Neighbourhood’’ means a clearly defined locality, with

reference to its physical layout, character or inhabitants ;

(47)

‘‘New construction’’ means all buildings under construction

within the limits of the Municipal Committee, Bishnah ;

(48)

‘‘Non-biodegradable waste’’ means any waste that cannot

be degraded by microorganisms into simpler stable

compounds ;

(49)

‘‘Nuisance’’ includes any act, omission, place or thing which

comes or is likely to cause injury, danger, annoyance or

offence to the sense of sight, smelling or hearing or which

is or may be dangerous to life or injurious to health or

property ;

(50)

‘‘Nuisance Detectors’’ (NOs) means those employees of

the Municipal Committee, Bishnah who are appointed to

detect the acts of Public nuisance, etc. ;

(51)

‘‘Occupier/occupant’’ includes any person who for the

time being is in occupation of, or otherwise using, any land

or building or part thereof, for any purpose whatsoever ;

(52)

‘‘Operator of a facility’’ means a person or entity, who

owns or operates a facility for handling solid waste which

includes the Municipal Committee, Bishnah and any other

entity or agency appointed by the Municipal Committee,

Bishnah ;

(53)

‘‘Owner’’ means any person who exercises the rights of

an owner of any building, or land or part thereof ;

(54)

‘‘Pelletisation’’ means a process whereby pellets are

prepared which are small cubes or cylindrical pieces made

out of solid waste and includes, fuel pellets which are also

referred as refuse derived fuel ;

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(55)

‘‘Primary collection’’ means collecting, lifting and removal

of segregated solid waste from source of its generation

including households, shops, offices and any other non-

residential premises or from any collection points or any

other location specified by the Municipal Committee, Bishnah.

(56)

‘‘Processing’’ means any scientific process by which

segregated solid waste is handled for the purpose of reuse,

recycling or transformation into new products ;

(57)

‘‘Public place’’ includes any road, arch road, viaduct, lane,

footway, alley or passage, highway, causeway, bridge, square

alley or passage whether a thoroughfare or not over which

the public have a right of passage, and such places to which

the public has access such as parks, gardens, recreation

grounds, playgrounds, beaches, water bodies, water courses,

public plazas and promenades, government and municipal

buildings, public hospitals, markets, slaughter houses, courts,

etc. ;

(58)

‘‘Prescribed’’ means prescribed by SWM Rules and/or

these bye-laws ;

(59)

‘‘Receptacle’’ means any storage container, including bins

and bags, used for the storage of any category of MSW ;

(60)

‘‘Recycling’’ means the process of transforming segregated

non-biodegradable solid waste into new material or product

or as raw material for producing new products which mayor

may not be similar to the original products ;

(61)

‘‘Recyclable Waste’’ means the waste that is commonly

found in the MSW. It is also called as "Dry Waste". These

include many kinds of glass, paper, metal, plastic, textiles,

electronics goods, etc.

(62)

‘‘Redevelopment’’ means rebuilding of old residential or

commercial buildings at the same site, where the

existing buildings and other infrastructures have become

dilapidated ;

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‘‘Refuse’’ means any waste matter generated out of

different activities, processes, either Bio-degradable/Non-

biodegradable/recyclable in nature in either solid or semi-

solid form which cannot be consumed, used or processed by

the generator in its existing form.

(64)

‘‘Refuse Derived Fuel’’ (RDF) means fuel derived from

combustible waste fraction of solid waste like plastic, wood,

pulp or organic waste, other than chlorinated materials, in

the form of pellets or fluff produced by drying, shredding,

dehydrating and compacting of solid waste ;

(65)

‘‘Residual solid waste’’ means and includes the waste

and rejects from the solid waste processing facilities which

are not suitable for recycling or further processing ;

(66)

‘‘Rule’’ means Solid Waste Management Rules, 2016 ;

(67)

‘‘Sanitation’’ means the promotion of hygiene and the

prevention of disease and other consequences of ill health

relating to environmental factors ;

(68)

‘‘Sanitary Landfill Facility’’ means a waste disposal site

for the deposit of residual solid waste in a facility designed

with protective measures against pollution of ground water,

surface water and air fugitive dust, wind-blown litter, bad

odour, fire hazard, bird menace, pests or rodents, greenhouse

gas emissions, slope instability and erosion ;

(69)

‘‘Sanitary land filling’’ means the final and safe disposal

of residual solid waste and inert wastes on land in a facility

designed with protective measures against pollution of ground

water, surface water and fugitive air dust, wind-blown litter,

bad odour, fire hazard, animal menace, bird menace, pests

or rodents, greenhouse gas emissions, persistent organic

pollutants slope instability and erosion ;

(70)

‘‘Sanitary waste’’ means wastes comprising of used diapers,

sanitary towels or napkins, tampons, condoms, incontinence

sheets and any other similar waste ;

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(71)

‘‘Sanitary worker’’ means a person employed by the

municipal corporation for collecting or removing MSW or

cleansing the drains in the municipal/corporation areas ;

(72)

‘‘Schedule’’ means the Schedule appended to these rules ;

(73)

‘‘Storage’’ means the temporary containment of solid waste

in a manner so as to prevent littering, attraction to vectors,

stray animals and excessive foul odour ;

(74)

‘‘Secondary storage’’ means the temporary containment

of solid waste after collection at secondary waste storage

depots or MRFs or bins for onward transportation of the

waste to the processing or disposal facility ;

(75)

‘‘Segregation’’ means sorting and separate storage of

various components of solid waste namely biodegradable

wastes including agriculture and dairy waste, non

biodegradable wastes including recyclable waste, non-

recyclable combustible waste, sanitary waste and non

recyclable inert waste, domestic hazardous wastes, and

construction and demolition wastes ;

(76)

‘‘Service provider’’ means an authority providing public

utility services like water, sewerage, electricity, telephone,

roads, drainage, etc. ;

(77)

‘‘Solid waste’’ means and includes solid or semi-solid

domestic waste, sanitary waste, commercial waste,

institutional waste, catering and market waste and other

non-residential wastes, street sweepings, silt removed or

collected from the surface drains, horticulture waste,

agriculture and dairy waste, treated bio-medical waste,

Hazardous waste excluding industrial waste, bio-medical

waste and e-waste, battery waste, radio-active waste

generated in the area under the local authorities and other

entities ;

(78)

‘‘Sorting’’ means separating various components and

categories of recyclables such as paper, plastic, cardboards,

metal, glass, etc., from mixed waste as may be appropriate

to facilitate recycling ;

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‘‘Source’’ means the premises in which the waste is

generated or a community storage centre used by owners/

occupiers of one or more premises for segregated storage

of MSW ;

(80)

‘‘Spittoon’’ means a metal or earthenware pot typically

having a funnel-shaped top, used for spitting into.

(81)

‘‘Stabilising’’ means the biological decomposition of

biodegradable wastes to a stable state where it generates

no leachate or offensive odours and is fit for application to

farm land, soil erosion control and soil remediation ;

(82)

‘‘Stabilised biodegradable waste’’ means the biologically

stabilized (free of pathogens) waste resulting from the

mechanical/biological treatment of bio degradable waste ;

only when stabilised can such waste be used with no further

restrictions ;

(83)

‘‘Street vendor’’ means any person engaged in vending of

articles, goods, wares, food items or merchandise of everyday

use or offering services to the general public, in a street,

lane, side walk, footpath, pavement, public park or any other

public place or private area, from a temporary built up

structure or by moving from place to place and includes

hawker, peddler, squatter and all other synonymous terms

which may be local or region specific; and the words ‘‘street

vending’’ with their grammatical variations and cognate

expressions, shall be construed accordingly ;

(84)

‘‘Tipping fee’’ means a fee or support price determined by

the local authorities or any state agency authorised by the

State government to be paid to the concessionaire or operator

of waste processing facility or for disposal of residual solid

waste at the landfill ;

(85)

‘‘Transportation’’ means conveyance of solid waste, either

treated, partly treated or untreated from a location to another

location in an environmentally sound manner through specially

designed and covered transport system so as to prevent the

foul odour, littering and unsightly conditions ;

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‘‘Transfer station’’ means a facility created to receive

solid waste from collection areas and transport in bulk in

covered vehicles or containers to waste processing and, or,

disposal facilities ;

(87)

‘‘Treatment’’ means the method, technique or process

designed to modify physical, chemical or biological

characteristics or composition of any waste so as to reduce

its volume and potential to cause harm ;

(88)

‘‘User fee/Charges’’ means fees or charges imposed by

Municipal Committee, Bishnah through general or special

order of the Competent Authority from time-to-time, on the

waste generator to cover full or part cost of providing solid

waste collection, transportation, processing and disposal

services ;

(89)

‘‘Vacant Plot’’ means any Land or open space

belonging to a private party/person that is not occupied by

them/him ;

(90)

‘‘Vermi composting’’ means the process of conversion of

bio-degradable waste into compost using earth worms ;

(91)

‘‘Waste hierarchy’’ means the priority order in which the

solid waste is to be managed by giving emphasis to

prevention, reduction reuse, recycling, recovery and disposal,

with prevention being the most preferred option and the

disposal at the landfill being the least ;

(92)

‘‘Waste generator’’ means and includes every person or

group of persons, every residential premises and non-

residential establishments including Indian Railways, defence

establishments, which generate solid waste or other

institutions i. e. Hotels, restaurants, malls, private/government

business/ industrial establishments falling within the limits of

Municipal Committee, Bishnah.

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‘‘Waste picker’’ means a person or groups of persons

informally engaged in collection and recovery of reusable

and recyclable solid waste from the source of waste

generation, streets, bins, material recovery facilities,

processing and waste disposal facilities for sale to recyclers

directly or through intermediaries to earn their livelihood.

CHAPTER II

SEGREGATION AND PRIMARY STORAGE OF

SOLID WASTE

4. Segregation and storage of solid waste at source.—(1)

It shall be necessary for all waste generators to separate and store the

solid waste coming out of their own places regularly into three streams

namely :—

(a)

non-biodegradable or dry waste ;

(b)

biodegradable or wet waste ;

(c)

domestic hazardous waste; and deposit it into covered waste

bins, and handover segregated waste to designated waste

collectors as per the direction of Municipal Committee,

Bishnah, from time to time.

(2)

Every bulk waste generator is to separate and store the

solid waste coming out of their own places into three streams namely :—

(a)

non-biodegradable or dry waste ;

(b)

biodegradable or wet waste ;

(c)

hazardous waste in suitable bins ; and handover segregated

waste to authorised waste processing or disposal facilities

or deposition centres through the authorised waste collection

agency with paying the carrying charges specified by

Municipal Committee, Bishnah from time to time.

(3)

The colour of bins for storage of segregated waste shall be

green- for biodegradable waste or wet waste blue - for non- biodegradable

or dry waste and black- for domestic hazardous waste.

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(4)

All resident welfare and market associations shall ensure

segregation of waste at source by the generators, facilitate collection of

segregated waste in separate streams, handover recyclable material to

either the authorised waste pickers or the authorised recyclers. The bio-

degradable waste shall be processed, treated and disposed of through

composting or bio-methanation within the premises as far as possible. The

residual waste shall be given to the waste collectors or agency as directed

by Municipal Committee, Bishnah.

(5)

All gated communities and institutions with more than 5,000

sq. m. area shall ensure segregation of waste at source by the generators,

facilitate collection of segregated waste in separate streams, handover

recyclable material to either the authorised waste pickers or the authorised

recyclers. The bio-degradable waste shall be processed, treated and

disposed off through composting or bio- methanation within the premises

as far as possible. The residual waste shall be given to the waste collectors

or agency as directed by Municipal Committee, Bishnah.

(6)

All hotels and restaurants shall ensure segregation of waste

at source, facilitate collection of segregated waste in separate streams,

handover recyclable material to either the authorised waste pickers or the

authorised recyclers. The bio-degradable waste shall be processed, treated

and disposed of through composting or bio-methanation within the premises

as far as possible. The residual waste shall be given to the waste collectors

or agency as directed by Municipal Committee, Bishnah.

(7)

No person shall organize an event or gathering of more

than one hundred persons at any unlicensed place without intimating

Municipal Committee, Bishnah along with payment of user fee as

prescribed in the schedule, at least three working days in advance and the

person or the organizer of such event shall ensure segregation of waste

at source and handing over of segregated waste to waste collector or

agency as specified by Municipal Committee, Bishnah.

(8)

Used sanitary waste are to be securely wrapped as and

when generated in the pouches provided by the manufacturers or brand

owners of these products or in a news paper or suitable biodegradable

wrapping material and place the same in the bin meant for non-

biodegradable waste or dry waste.

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(9)

Every street vendor shall keep suitable containers for storage

of segregate waste generated during the course of his activity such as

food waste, disposable plates, cups, cans, wrappers, coconut shells, leftover

food, vegetables, fruits, etc., and shall deposit such waste at waste storage

depot or container or vehicle as notified by Municipal Committee, Bishnah.

(10)

Waste generator of garden and horticulture waste generated

from his premises shall store such waste separately in his own premises

and dispose of the same as per the directions of Municipal Committee,

Bishnah from time to time.

(11)

Domestic Hazardous Waste shall be stored and delivered

by every waste generator to the collection vehicle which shall be provided

weekly/periodically by Municipal Committee, Bishnah or any other Agency

authorised by it for collection of such waste, or to a centre designed for

collection of such waste for disposal in a manner that is mandated by the

Government of Jammu and Kashmir or State Pollution Control Board.

(12)

Construction and Demolition Waste shall be stored and

delivered separately as per the Construction and Demolition Waste

Management Rules, 2016.

(13)

No untreated bio-medical waste, e-waste, hazardous

chemicals and industrial waste shall be mixed with solid waste. Such

waste shall be disposed off in accordance with the respective rules framed

under the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986.

(14)

Every owner/occupier of any premises other than designated

slaughter houses and markets, who generates poultry, fish and slaughter

waste as a result of any commercial activity, shall store the same separately

in closed, hygienic condition and deliver it at a specified time, on a daily

basis to the Municipal Committee, Bishnah collection vehicle provided for

this purpose. Depositing of such waste in any community waste bin is

strictly prohibited.

(15)

Segregated bio-degradable solid waste if not composted by

the generators, shall be stored by them within their premises and its

delivery shall be ensured to the municipal worker/vehicle/waste picker/

waste collector or to the bio-degradable waste collection vehicle provided

for specified commercial generators of bulk bio-degradable waste at such

times as may be notified from time to time.

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CHAPTER III

SOLID WASTE COLLECTION

Collection of Solid Waste.—(1) In compliance with SWM

Rules, 2016, door to door collection of segregated solid waste shall be

implemented in all areas or Wards of Municipal Committee, Bishnah, to

collect garbage from every house, including slums and informal settlements

on a daily basis by integrating the informal door to door collection system

with Municipal Committee, Bishnah collection system.

(2)

In order to collect garbage from every house, area-wise

specific time slot shall be set and published at conspicuous parts of that

area and on the website of Municipal Committee, Bishnah : Commonly,

time for house to house garbage collection shall be set from 5.30 A. M.

to 10.30 A. M. for summer and for winter 7:00 A. M. to 11:00 A. M. For

collection of garbage from trading establishments, shops in commercial

areas or any other institutional waste generators, commonly the time shall

be from 7.30 A. M. to 11.00 A. M. However, sweeping can be undertaken

twice daily, if required at public and commercial places. The timing for

collection of garbage from the trading establishments, shops in commercial

areas or any other institutional waste generators shall be decided by the

Municipal Committee, Bishnah accordingly.

(3)

Arrangements shall be made for collection of residual solid

waste from bulk waste generators, which are processing waste in-situ.

(4)

Residual solid waste from vegetable, fruit, flower, meat,

poultry and fish market shall be collected on day to day basis.

(5)

Horticulture and garden waste shall be separately collected

and disposed off. One or two days in a week shall be specified for this

purpose.

(6)

To make optimum use of bio-degradable waste from fruits

and vegetable markets, meat and fish markets, bulk horticulture and garden

waste and to minimize the cost of collection and transportation, such

waste shall be processed or treated within the area where waste is

generated.

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(7)

Manual handling of waste in the containers shall be

prohibited. If unavoidable due to constraints, manual handling shall be

carried out under proper protection with due care for safety of workers.

(8)

Waste generators shall be responsible to deposit their

segregated waste in the Auto-Tipper/Rickshaws etc. deployed by Municipal

Committee, Bishnah. Segregated waste from multistoried buildings,

apartments, housing complexes may be collected from the entry gate or

any other designated location.

(9)

Changing needs and advances in technology shall be taken

into consideration for selection of collection equipment and vehicles. Auto-

Tippers or vehicles of specific capacity with hydraulically operated hopper

covering mechanism from top having two compartments for carrying

biodegradable and non-biodegradable waste separately with a hooter shall

be deployed for collection of waste.

(10)

Automatic voice recorded device, bell or horn having sound

not more than the permissible noise level shall be installed on every

garbage collection vehicle used by waste collectors.

(11)

Route plans for each primary collection and transportation

vehicle shall be provided by Municipal Committee, Bishnah or by the

notified authorised waste collector. These plans in tabular as well as GIS

map form, duly approved by Municipal Committee, Bishnah shall mention

starting point, start time, waiting points, waiting time on route, end point

and end time of the specified route. Municipal Committee, Bishnah or the

notified authorised waste collector shall provide a 'Board' at each street

to display time-table of primary collection and transportation vehicles to

allow residents avail the facility at prescribed time. Such information shall

also be uploaded on the website of Municipal Committee, Bishnah and

published in the local leading newspaper periodically for the information

of General Public.

(12)

In narrow streets that cannot be serviced by auto tipper or

the vehicle, a 3-Wheeler or smaller motorized vehicle with hydraulically

operated hopper covering mechanism from top having two compartments

for carrying wet and dry waste separately with a hooter, compatible with

mobile transfer station shall be deployed.

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(13)

In congested and narrower streets that cannot even be

serviced by 3-Wheeler or smaller vehicle, cycle rickshaws or any other

type of suitable equipment shall be deployed.

(14)

Smaller, narrow and congested streets/lanes where even a

3-wheeler/ rickshaw etc. cannot operate, vantage points shall be designated

at the start of the locality/street where the collection vehicle shall be

parked and the helper/driver of vehicle shall carry a whistle and walk in

the locality to announce arrival of vehicle for collecting solid waste. Time

table for such collection system shall be displayed at the notice board and

uploaded on the website of Municipal Committee, Bishnah.

(15)

Auto tippers, 3-wheelers, rickshaws and any other type of

collection vehicles engaged in this service shall collect waste only from

households and not from any other source viz. dhalaos, open sites, ground,

bins and drains etc.

(16)

Municipal Committee, Bishnah or its notified authorised waste

collectors shall be responsible to cover all the streets/lanes of each zone

for the primary collection.

CHAPTER IV

SECONDARY STORAGE OF SOLID WASTE

Storage of solid waste in the secondary storage points.—

(1) Segregated solid waste collected from doorsteps shall be taken to

waste storage depots, community storage bins or fixed or mobile transfer

stations or the locations specified by Municipal Committee, Bishnah for

secondary storage of waste.

(2)

Such secondary storage points shall have covered containers

(of specified colour) for separate storage of :—

(a)

non-biodegradable or dry waste ;

(b)

biodegradable or wet waste ;

(c)

domestic hazardous waste ;

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(3)

Different containers shall be used in the areas demarcated

by Municipal Committee, Bishnah to keep segregated waste in the following

manner :—

(a)

green- for biodegradable waste ;

(b)

blue - for non-biodegradable ;

(c)

black - for domestic hazardous waste ;

Municipal Committee, Bishnah shall separately notify, from

time to time, mandatory colour coding and other specifications

of receptacles prescribed for storage and delivery of different

types of solid waste to enable safe and easy collection

without any mixing or spillage of waste, which generators of

different types of solid waste shall have to adhere to.

(4)

Municipal Committee, Bishnah on its own or through

outsourcing agencies shall maintain the storage facilities for solid waste

in a manner that does not create unhygienic and unsanitary conditions

around it.

(5)

Containers of various sizes in the secondary storage depots

shall be provided by Municipal Committee, Bishnah or any assigned

agencies in different colours as mentioned in these bye-laws.

(6)

Storage facilities shall be created and established by taking

into account quantities of waste generation in a given area and the density

of population.

(7)

Storage facilities shall be user friendly and shall be so

designed that it ensures compaction of waste and that the waste stored

is not exposed to open atmosphere.

(8)

All the housing cooperative societies, associations, residential

and commercial establishments and gated communities etc. shall have the

responsibility to put coloured bins as prescribed by these bye-laws and to

keep adequate number of containers in appropriate places in their own

complexes, so that the daily waste generated there can be properly

deposited.

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(9)

Municipal Committee, Bishnah or its specified agency shall

carry out washing and disinfection of all the bins on a weekly basis.

(10)

Recycling Centers for Dry Waste (Non-Biodegradable

Waste)—

(a)

Municipal Committee, Bishnah shall convert its existing

Dhalaos or identify specific location as per requirement, as

'Recycling Centers’ which shall be used for segregation of

dry waste received through street/door to door waste

collection service. Recycling centers may be increased

depending on the quantity of dry waste received.

(b)

Dry (non-biodegradable) waste from street/door-to-door

collection system and from commercial establishments shall

be transferred only to these designated ‘recycling centers’.

These designated centers shall receive only dry waste.

(c)

There shall also be a provision for the households to directly

deposit or sell their recyclable dry waste to the authorised

agents and/or authorised waste dealers of Municipal

Committee, Bishnah at these recycling centers at pre-notified

rates. A weighing scale and a counter shall be provided at

each recycling unit for this purpose. The authorised agents

and/or authorised waste dealers shall be allowed to dispose

off or sell the recyclable waste to the secondary market or

recycling units only in consonance with the provisions of

SWM Rules, 2016. The authorised agents and/or authorised

waste dealers will be entitled to retain sales realization thereof.

(11)

Deposition Centre for specified Domestic Hazardous

Waste—

(a)

For the collection of domestic hazardous waste, a deposition

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specified domestic hazardous waste. Such facility shall be

set in each ward in a manner as per guidelines prescribed

and notify the timing of receiving of such waste.

(b)

Municipal Committee, Bishnah may also give the

responsibility to its agency or concessionaire to collect

domestic hazardous waste from all waste generators in

segregated manner.

(c)

Such waste shall be transported separately to the hazardous

waste disposal facility set up by the Government.

CHAPTER V

TRANSPORTATION OF SOLID WASTE

Transportation of solid waste.—(1) Vehicles used for

transportation of waste shall be covered in such manner that the collected

waste is not exposed to open environment. The vehicles may also include

compactors and mobile transfer stations depending upon choice of

technology by Municipal Committee, Bishnah.

(2)

The storage facilities set up by Municipal Committee,

Bishnah shall be attended daily for clearing waste. The areas around the

place where the bins or containers are kept shall also be cleaned.

(3)

Collected segregated bio-degradable waste from residential

and other areas shall be transferred to the processing plants like compost

plants, bio-methanation plants or any such other facilities in a covered

manner.

(4)

Wherever applicable, for bio-degradable waste, preference

shall be given for on-site processing of such waste.

(5)

Collected non-bio-degradable waste shall be transported to

the respective processing facilities or secondary storage facilities.

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(6)

Construction and Demolition Waste shall be transported as

per the provisions of the Construction and Demolition Waste Management

Rules, 2016.

(7)

Municipal Committee, Bishnah shall make arrangements for

transportation of inerts in a proper manner. The street sweeping waste

and removable drain silt shall be removed immediately after the work is

over.

(8) Transportation vehicles shall be so designed that multiple handling

of waste, prior to final disposal, is avoided.

(9) The collection vehicles engaged for the purpose shall deposit/

transfer waste only at the MTS (Mobile Transfer Station) or FCTS (Fixed

compactor Transfer Stations) wherever provided.

(10) In case MTS/FCTS is not stationed at the designated location

at that point of time for any reason, then the 'loaded vehicle' shall go to

the next designated location of the MTS or FCTS or the site specified by

Municipal Committee, Bishnah to unload the waste.

(11) Fixed compactor transfer station shall be transported through

hook loader.

(12) MTS or FCTS shall transport the waste directly to compost

plant, waste to energy plant or any other site/plant designated by Municipal

Committee, Bishnah.

(13)

There should be no inter-mixing of waste from various

sources during the transportation of waste.

(14)

The services of street level collection and transportation of

waste shall be provided every day including holidays.

(15)

MTS engaged in this service shall receive waste only from

designated auto tippers, 3-wheelers or vehicle/bins collecting waste from

street level operations.

(16)

Dedicated MTS shall be deployed at specified locations to

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in street-level and door-to-door collection of solid waste from households

and commercial establishments as per the approved route plans.

(17)

Design of MTS and FCTS shall allow unloading of waste

from primary collection vehicles by consuming minimum time and without

littering waste.

(18)

Garbage spilled near MTS and FCTS, while transferring the

solid waste, should be cleaned so that no spillage is left. Disinfectant

should be used after cleaning process at that location.

(19)

Municipal Committee, Bishnah or its specified agency shall

install CCTV cameras at all secondary storage facilities.

CHAPTER VI

PROCESSING OF SOLID WASTE

Processing of solid waste.—(1) Municipal Committee,

Bishnah shall facilitate construction, operation and maintenance of solid

waste processing facilities and associated infrastructure on their own or

through any agency for optimum utilisation of various components of solid

waste adopting suitable technology including the following technologies

and adhering to the guidelines issued by the Ministry of Urban Development

from time to time and standards prescribed by the Central Pollution

Control Board :—

(a)

to minimise transportation cost and environmental impacts,

preference shall be given to decentralised processing such

as bio-methanation, microbial composting, vermi-composting,

anaerobic digestion or any other appropriate processing for

bio-stabilisation of biodegradable waste ;

(b)

through medium/large composting bio-methanation plants at

centralised locations ;

(c)

through waste to energy processes by refuse derived fuel

for combustible fraction of waste or supply as feed stock to

solid waste based power plants ; and/or

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(d)

through construction and demolition waste management

plants.

(2)

Municipal Committee, Bishnah shall endeavour to create a

market for consumption of RDF (Refuse Derived Fuel). The cement

factories are liable to take RDF from municipal dumping sites who have

to use RDF to the order of 5% of the total fuel burnt by them in their

kilns.

(3) In waste to energy plant by direct incineration, absolute

segregation shall be mandatory and be part of the terms and conditions

of the relevant contracts.

(4) Municipal Committee, Bishnah shall ensure that recyclables such

as paper, plastic, metal, glass, textile etc. go to authorised recyclers.

9. Other guidelines for processing of solid waste.—(1) Municipal

Committee, Bishnah shall enforce processing of bio-degradable waste on

site of generation of such waste through composting or bio-methanation,

as far as possible, at RWAs (Resident Welfare Associations), group housing

societies, markets, gated communities and institutions with more than

5000 sq. m. areas, all hotels and restaurants, banquet halls and places of

such nature. Preference shall be given for on site processing of

biodegradable waste generated by other waste generators as well.

(2) Bulk generators who fail to install waste processing units within

their premises shall be liable for fine to install such processing units with

time line envisaged in the notices. If they perpetually fail to establish

waste disposal system within six months after first notice issued to them,

the Municipal Committee, Bishnah are empowered to seal such erring

bulk waste generating business establishments.

(3) Municipal Committee, Bishnah shall enforce that markets dealing

with vegetables, fruits, flowers, meat, poultry and fish waste while

processing bio-degradable waste ensure hygienic conditions.

(4) Municipal Committee, Bishnah shall enforce processing of

horticulture, parks and garden waste separately in the parks and gardens

by the generators.

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(5) Municipal Committee, Bishnah shall involve communities in waste

management and promote home composting, bio gas generation,

decentralized processing of waste at community level, subject to control

of odour and maintenance of hygienic conditions around the facility.

(6)

The waste generator has to pay user charges/sanitation fee to

the local bodies inspite of the fact if they process their waste at their

institutional level.

CHAPTER VII

DISPOSAL OF SOLID WASTE

10.

Disposal of Solid waste.—Municipal Committee, Bishnah

shall undertake on its own or through any other agency, the construction,

operation and maintenance of sanitary landfill and associated infrastructure

for disposal of residual waste and inert street sweepings and silt from

surface drains in a manner prescribed under SWM Rules and any other

obligation imposed by any other law for the time being in force.

CHAPTER VIII

USER FEE AND LEVYING OF SPOT FINE/PENALTY

11.

User fee for collection, transportation, disposal of solid

waste.—(1) User fee shall be fixed for providing services for garbage

collection, transportation and disposal from waste generators by Municipal

Committee, Bishnah. The rates of user fee are specified in Schedule-I.

(2)

The user fee so fixed shall be collected from waste

generators by Municipal Committee, Bishnah or the authorised agency or

person as may be authorised by Director of Urban Local Bodies, Jammu

in this behalf.

(3)

Municipal Committee, Bishnah shall prepare the database

of all the waste generators for the purpose of levying user fee, and evolve

appropriate mechanism for billing/collection/recovery of user charges, within

three months from the date of notification of these bye-laws. The database

shall be updated regularly.

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(4)

Municipal Committee, Bishnah shall adopt different methods

for collection of user fee including online payment.

(5)

Special days in a month, preferably in first week of each

month, shall be fixed for collection of user fee.

(6)

There shall also be a system of yearly or half yearly payment.

If the user fee is paid in advance for the entire year, then amount for ten

months will be charged instead of twelve months. Similarly, for six months

advance payment, five and half months demand amount will be charged

instead of six months.

(7)

The user fee mentioned in Schedule-I shall stand

automatically increased by 5% after every 3 years with effect from 1st

January of the year.

(8)

The user fee shall be collected only by the institution/person

authorised by the competent authority by a general or special order in this

behalf.

(9)

In case of default of payment of user fee/fine, the competent

authority may recover the same from the defaulter as an arrear of land

revenue as per the provision of Land Revenue Act, 1996. However,

Municipal Corporation, Jammu/Srinagar shall be allowed to effect the

recovery under the provisions of Jammu and Kashmir Municipal

Corporation Act, 2000.

12.

Fine/Penalty for contravention of SWM Rules.—(1)

Whosoever' contravenes or fails to comply with any of the provisions of

SWM Rules or these bye-laws shall be imposed with fine as mentioned

in Schedule-II appended to these bye-laws.

(2)

In case of repeated contravention or non-compliance as

mentioned in clause (a) above, fine amount for every such default shall

be levied per day or month, as the case may be.

(3)

The Commissioners shall designate officers for levying fine

or penalty by a general or special order in this behalf. The fine/penalty

amount is specified in Schedule-II.

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(4)

The fine or penalty mentioned in Schedule-II shall stand

automatically increased by 5% after every 3 years with effect from

1st January of the year.

(5) The fine shall be levied and collected on the spot by the designated

officers. In case of non-payment of fine at the spot, the procedure for

prosecution prescribed under provisions of the Environment (Protection)

Act, 1986 shall follow.

(6) In realization of fines imposed on defaulters, the J&K State

Pollution Control Board shall not renew the licenses of hotels and other

business units unless an NOC is not procured by the business unit/s from

the concerned Municipal Committee, Bishnah.

(7) Fine shall be imposed on the hospitals and allied concerns if

they are found mixing bio-medical wastes with municipal solid waste.

(h) Charges for the material recovery by rag pickers or waste

dealers to be decided by the Municipal Committee, Bishnah.

(8) Concession to bulk purchasers of compost/plastic/tin and

recyclables on the price of by product, if any, as a result of processing

of Solid Waste shall be decided by the Municipal Committee, Bishnah.

(j) The cement manufacturing units shall be responsible to lift the

RDF from municipal dumping sites and their license renewals be

linked with Municipal Committee, Bishnah NOC’s.

(9) Tippers ferrying building material and causing avoidable waste

on the streets shall be liable for fine to be decided by the Municipal

Committee, Bishnah but not less than Rupees Five Hundred (500/-) per

default.

13. Responsibilities of Waste Generators.—(1) Prohibition of

littering—

(a)

Littering in any public place : No person shall litter in any

public place except in authorised public or private litter

receptacles. No person shall repair vehicles, wash/clean

utensils or any other object or keep any type of storage in

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any public place except in such public facilities or

conveniences specifically provided for any of these purposes.

(b)

Littering ·on any property : No person shall litter on any

open or vacant property except in authorised private or

public receptacles.

(c)

Litter-throwing from vehicles : No person, whether a driver

or passenger in a vehicle, shall litter upon any street, road,

sidewalk, playground, garden, traffic island or other public

place. No vehicle shall be washed on roads, river banks,

near public parks, water bodies.

(d)

Litter from goods vehicles : No person shall drive or move

any truck or other goods vehicle unless such vehicle is so

constructed and loaded as to prevent any load, contents or

litter from being blown off or deposited upon any road,

sidewalks, traffic island, playground, garden or other public

place.

(e)

Litter by owned/pet animals : It shall be the responsibility of

the owner of any pet animal including dog, cat etc. to

promptly scoop/clean up any litter created by such pet on

the street or any public place and take adequate steps for

the proper disposal of such waste preferably by their own

sewage system.

(f)

Disposal of waste in drain etc. No person shall litter in any

drain/river/open pond/water bodies.

(2)

Burning of waste : Disposal by burning of any type of solid

waste at public places or at any private or public property is strictly

prohibited.

(3)

“Clean Area” : Every person shall endeavour that any public

place in front of or adjacent to any premises owned or occupied by him

including the footpath and open drain/gutter and kerb is free of any waste,

either in solid or liquid form.

(4)

For Public Gatherings and Events organised in public places

for any reason (including for processions, exhibitions, circuses, fairs, political

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rallies, commercial, religious, socio-cultural events, protests and

demonstrations, etc.) where the permission from the Police Department

and/or from the Municipal Committee, Bishnah is required, it will be the

responsibility of the organiser of the event or gathering to ensure the

cleanliness of that area as well as all appurtenant areas.

(5)

Refundable Cleanliness Deposit, as may be notified by the

Municipal Committee, Bishnah, will be taken from the organiser, by the

concerned zonal office for the duration of the event. This deposit will be

refunded on the completion of the event after it is noted that the said

public place has been restored back to a clean state, and any waste

generated as a result of the event has been collected and transported to

designated sites. This deposit will be only for the cleanliness of the public

place and does not cover any damage to property. In case the organisers

of the event wish to avail of the services of the Municipal Committee,

Bishnah for the cleaning, collection and transport of waste generated as

a result of that event, they must apply to the Chief Executive Officer/

Executive Officer, Municipal Committee, Bishnah for availing the services

and pay the necessary charges as may be fixed by the Competent Authority

for this purpose.

(6) Dumping of solid waste on vacant plot and depositing

construction and demolition waste at non-designated locations shall be

dealt with by the Municipal Committee, Bishnah in the following

manner :—

(a)

The Municipal Committee, Bishnah may serve a notice on

the owner/occupier of any premises, requiring such owner/

occupier to clear any waste on such premises in a manner

and within a time specified in such notice.

(b)

If the person on whom the notice has been served fails to

comply with the requirements imposed by the notice, such

person shall be liable to pay penalties as prescribed from

time to time.

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(c)

If the person on whom the notice is served fails to comply

with any requirements imposed by such notice, the Municipal

Committee, Bishnah may—

(i) Enter on the premises and clear the waste ; and

(ii) Recover from the occupier the expenditure incurred

in having done so.

(7)

Duty of manufacturers or brand owners of disposable

products and sanitary napkins and diapers—

(a)

All manufacturers/sole distributors/whole sellers of disposal

products such as tin, glass, plastics packaging, wrappers

etc., or brand owners who introduce such products in the

market within the jurisdiction of Municipal Committee,

Bishnah shall provide necessary financial assistance to

Municipal Committee, Bishnah for establishment of waste

management system. Municipal Committee, Bishnah may

also coordinate with the concerned departments of Central

Govt. and/or the Govt. of J&K for implementation of this

provision.

0.5% of Annual turnover shall be chargeable from

them for establishment/maintenance of solid waste

management facilities to be deposited with the

concerned corporation/local body.

(b)

All such brand owners who sell or market their products in

such packaging material which are non-biodegradable shall

put in place a system to collect back the packaging waste

generated due to their production.

(c)

Manufacturers or brand owners or marketing companies of

sanitary napkins and diapers shall explore the possibility of

using all recyclable materials in their products or they shall

provide a pouch or wrapper for disposal of each napkin or

diapers along with the packet of their sanitary products.

(d)

All such manufacturers, brand owners or marketing

companies shall educate the masses for wrapping and

disposal of their products.

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(8) All industrial units using fuel and located within one hundred

Km. from a solid waste based refuse derived fuel plant shall make

arrangements to replace at least five percent of their fuel requirement by

refused derived fuel so produced.

14. Responsibilities of Municipal Committee, Bishnah.—(1)

Municipal Committee, Bishnah shall within its territorial area, be responsible

for ensuring regular system of surface cleaning of all common streets/

roads, public places, temporary settlements, slum areas, markets, its own

parks, gardens, drains etc. by employing human resources and machines

and shall be bound to collect the garbage from the declared storage

containers, and transport it every day to the final disposal point in closed

vehicles for which Municipal Committee, Bishnah may engage private

parties on contract or Public Private Partnership mechanism with the

prior approval of Govt., apart from its own cleaning staff and vehicles.

In addition, Municipal Committee, Bishnah shall identify all the commercial

areas for carrying out sweeping twice a day.

(2) Municipal Committee, Bishnah or the authorised agency engaged

by it shall provide and maintain sufficient number of community litter bins

of sufficient size on public roads, in surroundings of railway stations, bus

stops, religious places, in commercial areas etc.

(3) Municipal Committee, Bishnah for the purpose of managing

solid waste activities in decentralized and regular manner shall designate

one officer in every ward to supervise the spots of containers, public

toilets, community toilets or urinals in public places, transfer station for

public garbage, landfill processing units etc.

(4) The competent authority shall designate sufficient Senior Officer/s,

preferably not below the rank of to be decided by the Municipal Committee,

Bishnah, as Nodal Officer/s to monitor the progress of segregation,

collection, transportation, processing and disposal of solid waste.

(5) Each ward shall be divided into sweeping beats based on the

prescribed parameter and deploy manpower accordingly or rationalize the

existing deployment and monitor their work by using latest technology.

Wherever it is unable to get sweeping through its own staff, it may

outsource through contract. Each beat shall be inspected by the supervising

officials on daily basis prescribed as per directions.

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(6) Municipal Committee, Bishnah, shall employ latest road/street

cleaning machines, mechanical sweepers or other equipments which

improves the efficiency of sweeping and drainage cleaning.

(7) Municipal Committee, Bishnah shall create awareness and

sensitization through Information, Education and Communication (IEC)

campaign and educate the waste generators and other stakeholders about

the various provisions of Solid Waste Management Rules and these bye-

laws with special emphasis on user fee and fines/penalties.

(8) Municipal Committee, Bishnah shall encourage waste generators

to treat wet waste at source. It may consider creating systems for

incentives for adoption of decentralized technologies such as

bio-methanation, composting etc. Incentives may be like awarding and

recognizing the households. RWAs and institutions etc. by giving

certificates by publishing their names on respective websites or rebate in

property tax etc.

(9) Municipal Committee, Bishnah shall ensure that the authorities

of Agriculture Department, Floriculture Department, Horticulture, SKAUST

are supplied with sufficient quantity of compost generated out of organic

waste to phase out the use of chemical fertilizers and use compost in all

parks, gardens maintained by them and wherever possible in other places

under its jurisdiction. Incentives may be provided to recycling initiatives

by informal waste recycling sector and shall take up with the Directorate

of Horticulture, Agriculture and Floriculture for use of compost.

(10) Municipal Committee, Bishnah shall make efforts to streamline

and formalize solid waste management systems and endeavour that the

informal sector workers in waste management (waste pickers) are given

priority to upgrade their work conditions and are enumerated and integrated

into the formal system of solid waste management.

(11) Municipal Committee, Bishnah shall ensure that the operator of

a facility provides personal protection equipment including uniform,

fluorescent jacket, hand gloves, raincoats, appropriate foot wear and masks

to all workers handling solid waste and the same are used by the workforce.

(12) Municipal Committee, Bishnah shall ensure occupational safety

of its own staff and staff of outsourced agency involved in collection

transport and handling of waste by providing appropriate and adequate

personal protective equipments.

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(13)

In case of an accident at any solid waste processing or

treatment or disposal facility or landfill site, the officer-in-charge of the

facility shall report to Municipal Committee, Bishnah immediately which

shall review and issue instructions, if any, to the in-charge of the facility.

(14)

Regular checks : Chief Executive Officer/Executive Officer/

Assistant Sanitation Officer, Municipal Committee, Bishnah shall conduct

regular checks in various parts of the wards and other places of collection,

transportation, processing and disposal of solid waste to supervise

compliance of various provisions of SWM Rules and these bye-laws.

(15)

Municipal Committee, Bishnah shall develop a public

grievance redressal system (PGRS) by setting up of call centre at its

headquarter. The PGRS may include SMS based service mobile application

or web based services.

(16)

Municipal Committee, Bishnah shall install bio-metric/smart

card technologies/ICT System for tracking and recording attendance of

employees associated with the working of SWM Rules and these bye-

laws at Hq./all zones/ward offices etc. and shall make an endeavour to

integrate such system with the salary/wages/remuneration.

(17)

Transparency and Public Accessibility : To ensure greater

transparency and public accessibility, Municipal Committee, Bishnah, shall

provide all necessary information through its website.

(18)

Municipal Committee, Bishnah shall perform all other duties

mentioned in SWM Rules, which have not been specifically mentioned in

these bye-laws.

CHAPTER-X

MISCELLANEOUS

15. If any doubt or difficulty arises in the interpretation or

implementation of these bye-laws the same shall be placed before

Administrative Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Department,

whose decision in the matter shall be final.

16. Co-ordination with Government Bodies.—Municipal

Committee, Bishnah shall co-ordinate with other government agencies

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and authorities, to ensure compliance of these bye-laws within areas

under the jurisdiction or control of such bodies. In case of any difficulty

matter shall be placed before Chief Secretary of Government of J&K.

17. The Competent Authority may issue general or special orders

from time to time for proper implementation of Solid Waste Management

Rules, 2016 and these bye-laws.

. Right to Appeal.—Any person aggrieved or affected by Jammu

and Kashmir Solid Waste Management Bye-Laws, 2018 shall have the

right to appeal before Director Urban Local Bodies, Jammu within 30

days and in case he is not satisfied with the disposal of Director concerned,

the second appellate authority shall be Administrative Secretary of Housing

and Urban Development Department whose decision shall be final and

binding.

(19) Jurisdiction.—For filing cases against the Bye-Laws the

Jurisdiction is Jammu and Srinagar only.

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SCHEDULE-I

USER FEE SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT

S.No.

Categories

User Fee from each premises/

House/Dwelling Unit/Flat per

month (In Rupees)

Municipal

Councils

Committees

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Residential dwelling unit (Covered area)

i. Up to 2000 Sq. ft.

ii. Over 2000 Sq. ft.

Street Vendor

Commercial Establishments, Shops,

Eating Places (Dhaba/Sweet/Shops/

Coffee house, Saloon etc.)

250

100

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Guest House/Dharamshalas/Hostels/

Paying Guest

1000

500

Restaurant up to sitting of 50 person

1000

500

Restaurant with sitting of more

than 50 person

2000

1000

Hotel (Up to 3 star)

1000

Hotel (above 3 star)

5000

Commercial offices, government officers,

bank, insurance offices, coaching classes,

educational institutes etc.

500

100

10.

Kinder Garten, Cretches etc.

11.

Clinic, dispensary, laboratories,

1000

500

12.(a)

Nursing homes (up to 50 beds)

1000

500

only non-bio medical waste.

12.(b)

Hospitals, Nursing Homes

4000

(above 50 beds)

13.

Small and cottage industry, workshop

1000

500

(only non-hazardous waste)

14.

Godowns, cold storages

2000

1000

(only non-hazardous waste)

15.

Automobiles, showrooms

2000

1000

16.

Service Stations, Automobile Workshops

1000

500

17.

Marriage/Party Halls, Festivals Halls,

2000

1000

Party Lawns, exhibition and fairs.

18.

Clubs, cinemas halls, pubs, multiplexes

2000

1000

and other such places.

19.

Any other non-commercial, commercial,

500

religious or charitable institution not

covered in any of above categories.

20.

Dairies & Kennels

1000

500

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21.

Other places/activity

As decided by

not marked as above. the Cocerned

the Concerned

CEO/EO Municipal

CEO/EO

Councils by

Municipal

general or

Committees by

special order

general or special

order.

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SCHEDULE–II

FINE/PENALTY

S.No Rule/Bye-

Offences

Applicable to

Fine for

Laws No.

every default

(In Rs.)

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Rule 4 (1)(a) Failure to

Residential

500

of SWM

segregate

Marriage/Party

10,000

Rules

and store

Halls, Festival

waste and

Halls, Party

handover

Lawns,

segregated

Exhibition and

waste in

accordance

Clubs, Cinema

5000

with the Rule

Halls, Pubs,

Community Halls,

Multiplexes and

other such places

with area less

than 5000 sq. m.

Other non-residential 1000

entities with area

less than

5000 sq.m.

Rule 4 (1)

o Failure to

Residential

500

(b) and (d)

deal with

of SWM

sanitary

Rules

waste in

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accordance

with the Rule

o Failure to

Non-Residential

1000

deal with

horticulture

waste and

garden waste

in accordance

with the Rule

Rule 4 (1)

Failure to

Residential

2000

deal with

Rules

construction

and demolition Non-Residential

5000

waste in

accordance

with the Rule

Rule 4 (2)

Open

Violator

5000

of SWM

burning of

Rules

solid waste

Rule 4 (4)

Organizing

Person(s),

5000

of SWM

an event or

who has/ve

Rules

gathering of

organised

more than

such event or

one hundred

gathering or,

person at any

on whose

unlicensed

behalf such

place without

event or

following the

gathering has

prescribed

been organized

procedure

and the event

manager(s),

if any, who

has/ve

organized such

event or gathering

Rule 4 (5)

Street

Violator

500

of SWM

vendor

Rules

failing to

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deal with

waste in

accordance

with the

Rule

Bye-Law 13

Littering

Offender

500

(i) read with

Rule 15 (g)

of SWM

Rules

Rule 4 (6)

Failure to

Resident

5000

of SWM

deal with

Welfare

Rules

waste in

Association

accordance

with the Rule

Market

10,000

Association

Rule 4 (7)

Failure to

Gated Community

10,000

of SWM

deal with

Rules

waste in

Institution

15,000

accordance

with the Rule

10.

Rule 4 (8)

Failure to

Hotel

20,000

of SWM

deal with

Rules

waste in

Restaurant

10,000

accordance

with the Rule

11.

Rule 17 (2)

Selling or

Manufacturer

50,000

of SWM

marketing of

and/or Brand

Rules

disposable

Owner

products

without a

system of

collecting back

the packaging

waste

generated due

to their

production

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12.

Rule 17 (3)

Failure to

Manufacturer

50,000

of SWM

take measure

and/or Brand

Rules

in accordance

owner and/or

with the Rule

marketing

companies

13.

Rule 18 of

Failure to

Industrial Unit

50,000

SWM Rules

replace fuel

requirement

by refuse

derived fuel

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FORM-A

APPLICATION FOR REMITTING SOLID WASTE

MANAGEMENT USER CHARGES

From

……………………………………

.,…………………………………

……………………………………

The Chief Executive Officer/Executive Officer,

Municipal Committee, Bishnah.

Sir,

I/We hereby affirm to state that I/We do carry out business at

(address of the applicant with the nature of business). I/We hereby agree

to hand over the Municipal Solid Waste generated by me/us at my/our

premises in segregated form and also agree to pay the SWM User

Charges of Rs. …………………… (in words) as fixed in the SWM

Bye-Laws.

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I/We further affirm to state that in the event I/We change the place

of business I/We would duly intimate the Commissioner, JMC in writing

before 30 days for the consequent action to be taken for cancellation of

the SWM User Charges.

Yours faithfully,

(Signature of the applicant with date)

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FORM-IV

FORMAT TO PREPARE AND SUBMIT ANNUAL REPORT ON

SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT- 2016

[Rule 15 (Z)(a), 24(2)]

Calendar Year:

Date of Submission of

report

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1 Name of the City/Town and State

2 Population :

3 Area in Sq. Kilometers

4 Name and Address of local body

Telephone

Fax No.

E-mail:

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5 Name of the officer-in-charge dealing

with Solid Waste Management

Phone No.

Fax No.

E-mail :

6 Number of households in the

city/town

Number of non-residential premises

in the city

Number of election/administrative

wads in the City/town

7 Quantity of Solid Waste

Estimated Quantity of Solid Waste

generated in the local body area

per day in metric tones

Quality of Solid Waste collected

per day

Per capita waste collected per day

Quality of solid waste processed

Quality of solid waste disposal at

dumpsite/landfill

8 Status of solid waste

management service

Segregation and storage

of waste at source

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Whether SOLID WASTE is stored

at source in domestic/commercial/

institutional bins, if yes.

Percentage of Household practice

storage of waste at source in

domestic bins

Percentage of non-residential

premises practices storage of

waste at source in commercial/

institutional bins

Percentage of households dispose

or throw solid waste on the streets

Percentage of non-residential

premise dispose or throw solid

waste on the streets

Whether solid waste is stored at

source in segregated form, if yes.

Percentage of premises

segregating the waste at source

Door to Door Collection of

solid waste

Whether door to door collection

(D2D) of solid waste is being done

in the city/town, if yes

Number of wards covered in D2D

collection of waste

Number of household covered

Number of non-residential

premises including commercial

establishments, hotels, restaurant,

educational Institution/offices

etc. covered

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Percentage of residential and

non-residential premises covered in

door to door collection through:

Motorized vehicle

Contained tricycle/Handcart

Other device

If not, method of primary

collection adopted

Sweeping of streets

Length of roads, streets, lanes,

bye-lanes in the city that need

to be cleaned

Frequency of street sweeping and

percentage of population covered

Total used

Manual sweeping

Mechanical Sweeping

Whether long handle broom used

by sanitation workers

Whether each sanitation worker is

given handcart/tricycle for

collection of waste

Whether handcart/tricycle is

containerized

Whether the collection tools

synchronizes with collection/waste

storage containers utilized

Secondary Waste Storage facilities

No. and type of waste storage

depots in the city/town

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Open waste storage sites

Masonry bins

Cement concrete cylinder bins

Dhalao/covered rooms/space

Covered metal/plastic containers

Up to 1.1 m3 bins

2 to 5 m3 bins

Above 5 m3 containers

Bin-less city

Bin/Population ratio

Ward-wise details of waste

storage depots (attach):

Ward No. :

Area :

Population :

No. of bins placed

Total volume of bins placed

Total storage capacity of waste

storage facilities in cubic meters

Total Waste actually stored at the

waste storage depots daily

Give frequency of collection of

waste from the depots

Number of bins cleared

Whether storage depots have facility

for storage of segregated waste in

green, blue and black bins

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Whether lifting of solid waste from

storage depots in manual or mechanical,

give percentage

(%) of manual lifting of solid waste

(%) of mechanical lifting

If mechanical specify the method used

Whether solid waste is lifted from door

to door and transported to treatment plant

directly in a segregated form

Waste transportation per day Type

and number of vehicles used

Animal cart

Tractors

Non-tipping Truck

Tipping Truck

Dumper Placers

Refuse Collectors

Compactors

Others

JCB/Loader

Frequency of transportation

of waste

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Quantity of waste transported

each day

Percentage of total waste

transported daily

Waste Treatment Technologies used

Whether solid waste is processed

If yes, Quantity of waste

processed daily

Whether treatment is done by local

body or through an agency

Land (s) available with the local

body for waste processing

Land currently utilized for

waste processing

Solid Waste processing facilities

in operation

Solid Waste processing under construction

Distance of processing facilities

from city/town boundary

Details of technologies adopted

Composting

Vermi composting

Bio-methanation

Refuse Derived Fuel

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Waste to Energy technology such as

incineration, gasification, pyrolysis or

any other technology

Co-processing

Combustible waste supplied to

Cement plant

Combustible waste supplied to

solid waste based power plants

Others

Solid waste disposal facilities

No. of dumpsite sites available

with the local body

No. of sanitary Landfill sites

available with the body

Area of each such sites available

for waste disposal

Area of land currently used

for waste disposal

Distance of dumpsites/landfill

facility from city/town

Distance from the nearest habitation

Distance from water body

Distance from state/national highway

Distance from Airport

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Distance from important religious

place or historical monument

Whether it falls in flood prone area

Whether it falls in earthquake

fault line area

Quantity of waste land filled each day

Whether landfill site is fenced

Whether Lighting facility is

available on site

Whether Weigh bridge facility available

Vehicle and equipments used at

landfill (specify)

Manpower deployed at landfill site

Whether covering is done on daily basis

If, not Frequency of covering the

waste deposited at the landfill

Cover material used

Whether adequate covering

material is available

Provisions for gas venting provided

Provision for Leachate Collection

Whether an Action Plan has been

prepared from improving solid waste

management practices in the City

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What separate provisions are made for

Dairy related activities

Slaughter house waste

C&D waste (construction debris)

Details of post Closure plan

How many slums are identified and

whether these are provided with Solid

Waste Management facilities

Give details of :

Local Body’s own manpower deployed

for collection including street sweeping,

secondary storage, transportation,

processing and disposal of waste

Give details of :

Contractor/concessionaire’s manpower

deployed for collection including street

sweeping, secondary storage,

transportation, processing and

disposal of waste

Mention briefly the difficulties being

experienced by the local body is

complying with provision of these

rules

Mention briefly if any innovative

idea is implemented to tackle a

problem related to solid waste, which

could be replicated by other local bodies

(Sd.) ...........................,

Executive Officer,

Municipal Committee, Bishnah.

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GOVERNMENT OF JAMMU AND KASHMIR DIRECTORATE OF

RURAL DEVELOPMENT, JAMMU

Order No. 305 of 2019

Dated 04-09-2019

In pursuance to the section 27 (3) of the J&K Panchayati Raj Act,

1989 amended upto October 2018, and Rule 2(1) of the J&K Panchayati

Raj Rules 1996 amended upto October 2018, the reservation of Chairpersons

of the Block Development Council constituencies for Women, SC and ST in

every District of Jammu Division is hereby determined as indicated in the

column V of Annexure-A enclosed with this order.

(SD.)

SUDERSHAN KUMAR, KAS,

Director,

Rural Development

Jammu.

EXTRAORDINARY

REGD. NO. JK—33

THE

JAMMU & KASHMIR GOVERNMENT GAZETTE

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Separate paging is given to this part in order that it may be filed as a

separate compilation.

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PART II—B

Notifications, Notices and Orders by the Heads of Departments.

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ANNEXURE "A"

TO THE ORDER NO.-305 OF 2019

DATED 04-09-2019

FINAL BLOCK-WISE RESERVATION OF SC/ST & WOMEN IN

RESPECT OF DISTRICT DODA

Name of

Name of Block

Reservation SC/

No.

District

ST/Women

––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

DODA

ASSAR

WOMEN

BHADERWAH

BHAGWAH

OPEN

BHALLA

WOMEN

BHALLESSA

CHANGA

OPEN

CHILI PINGAL

ST WOMEN

CHIRALLA

OPEN

DALI UDYANPUR

OPEN

DODA (GHAT)

WOMEN

GUNDANA

OPEN

JAKYAS

OPEN

KAHARA

WOMEN

KASTIGARH

OPEN

KHELLANI

MARMAT

WOMEN

THATHRI

OPEN

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ANNEXURE ‘‘A’’

TO THE ORDER NO.305 OF 2019

DATED 04-09-2019

FINAL BLOCK-WISE RESERVATION OF SC/ST/OC & WOMEN IN

RESPECT OF DISTRICT JAMMU

Name of

Name of Block

Reservation SC/

No.

District

ST/Women

––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

JAMMU

AKHNOOR

WOMEN

ARNIA

BHALWAL

BHALWAL BRAHMANA WOMEN

BISHNAH

CHOWKI CHOURA

OPEN

DANSAL

WOMEN

KHARAH BALLI

OPEN

KHOUR

OPEN

MAIRA MANDRIAN

WOMEN

MANDAL PHALLIAN

MARH

MATHWAR

WOMEN

MIRAN SAHIB

NAGROTA

OPEN

PARGWAL

SC WOMEN

R.S.PURA

OPEN

SAMWAN

OPEN

SATWARI

ST WOMEN

SUCHETGARH

OPEN

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ANNEXURE "A"

TO THE ORDER NO.305 OF 2019

DATED 04-09-2019

FINAL BLOCK-WISE RESERVATION OF SC/ST & WOMEN IN

RESPECT OF DISTRICT KATHUA

Name of

Name of Block

Reservation SC/

No.

District

ST/Women

––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

KATHUA

BAGGAN

WOMEN

BANI

BARNOTI

OPEN

BASOHLI

WOMEN

BHOOND

OPEN

BILLAWAR

OPEN

DHAR MAHANPUR

WOMEN

DINGA AMB

OPEN

DUGGAIN

OPEN

DUGGAN

ST WOMEN

HIRANAGAR

OPEN

KATHUA

KEERIAN GANDYAL

LAKHANPUR

WOMEN

LOHAI MALHAR

OPEN

MAHANPUR

OPEN

MANDLI

SC WOMEN

MARHEEN

NAGRI

NAGROTA GUJROO

OPEN

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ANNEXURE ‘‘A’’

TO THE ORDER NO.305 OF 2019

DATED 04-09-2019

FINAL BLOCK-WISE RESERVATION OF SC/ST & WOMEN IN

RESPECT OF DISTRICT KISHTWAR

Name of

Name of Block

Reservation SC/

No.

District

ST/Women

––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

4 KISHTWAR

BOUNJWAH

ST WOMEN

DACHHAN

OPEN

DRABSHALLA

OPEN

INDERWAL

WOMEN

KISHTWAR

OPEN

MARWAH

OPEN

MUGAL MAIDAN

WOMEN

NAGSANI

PADDER

OPEN

PALMAR

WOMEN

THAKRIE

OPEN

TRIGAM

WARWAN

WOMEN

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ANNEXURE ‘‘A’’

TO THE ORDER NO. 305 OF 2019

DATED 04-09-2019

FINAL BLOCK-WISE RESERVATION OF SC/ST & WOMEN IN

RESPECT OF DISTRICT POONCH

Name of

Name of Block

Reservation SC/

No.

District

ST/Women

––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

POONCH

BALAKOTE

WOMEN

BUFFLIAZ

OPEN

LASSANA

LORAN

WOMEN

MANDI

OPEN

MANKOTE

MENDHAR

WOMEN

NANGALI SAHIB

SAIN BABA

POONCH

OPEN

SATHRA

WOMEN

SURANKOTE

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ANNEXURE ‘‘A’’

TO THE ORDER NO.305 OF 2019

DATED 04-09-2019

FINAL BLOCK-WISE RESERVATION OF SC/ST & WOMEN IN

RESPECT OF DISTRICT RAJOURI

Name of

Name of Block

Reservation SC/

No.

District

ST/Women

––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

RAJOURI

BUDHAL (NEW)

WOMEN

BUDHAL (OLD)

DARHAL

OPEN

DHANGRI

WOMEN

DOONGI

KALAKOTE

KHAWAS

ST WOMEN

LAMBERI

OPEN

MANJAKOTE

OPEN

MOUGHLA

WOMEN

NOWSHERA

PANJGRIAN

PLANGARH

WOMEN

QILA DARHAL

RAJOURI

SERI

WOMEN

SIOT

OPEN

SUNDERBANI

OPEN

THANNAMANDI

OPEN

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ANNEXURE ‘‘A’’

TO THE ORDER NO.305 OF 2019

DATED 04-09-2019

FINAL BLOCK-WISE RESERVATION OF SC/ST & WOMEN IN

RESPECT OF DISTRICT RAMBAN

Name of

Name of Block

Reservation SC/

No.

District

ST/Women

––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

RAMBAN

BANIHAL

WOMEN

BATOTE

GANDHRI

OPEN

GOOL

ST WOMEN

GUNDI DHARAM

OPEN

KHARI MM

OPEN

RAJGARH

WOMEN

RAMBAN

RAMSOO

OPEN

SANGALDAN

WOMEN

UKHRAL

OPEN

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ANNEXURE ‘‘A’’

TO THE ORDER NO.305 OF 2019

DATED 04-09-2019

FINAL BLOCK-WISE RESERVATION OF SC/ST & WOMEN IN

RESPECT OF DISTRICT REASI

Name of

Name of Block

Reservation SC/

No.

District

ST/Women

––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

REASI

ARNAS

WOMEN

BHAMAG

OPEN

CHASSANA

GULAB GARH

WOMEN

JIJ BAGLI

KATRA

MAHORE

ST WOMEN

PANTHAL

OPEN

POUNI

OPEN

REASI

WOMEN

THAKRAKOTE

OPEN

THUROO

1 0

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ANNEXURE ‘‘A’’

TO THE ORDER NO.305 OF 2019

DATED 04-09-2019

FINAL BLOCK-WISE RESERVATION OF SC/ST & WOMEN IN

RESPECT OF DISTRICT SAMBA

Name of

Name of Block

Reservation SC/

No.

District

ST/Women

––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

SAMBA

BARI BRAHMANA

SC WOMEN

GHAGWAL

OPEN

NUD

PURMANDAL

ST WOMEN

RAJPURA

OPEN

RAMGARH

OPEN

SAMBA

SC WOMEN

SUMB

OPEN

VIJAYPUR

OPEN

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ANNEXURE ‘‘A’’

TO THE ORDER NO.305 OF 2019

DATED 04-09-2019

FINAL BLOCK-WISE RESERVATION OF SC/ST & WOMEN IN

RESPECT OF DISTRICT UDHAMPUR

Name of

Name of Block

Reservation SC/

No.

District

ST/Women

––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

UDHAMPUR 1

CHANUNTA

SC WOMEN

CHENANI

DUDU BASANT

OPEN

GARH

GHORDI

WOMEN

JAGANOO

OPEN

KHOON

OPEN

KULWANTA

SC WOMEN

LATTI MAROTHI

OPEN

MAJALTA

MOUNGRI

WOMEN

NARSOO

PANCHARI

OPEN

PARLIDHAR

SC WOMEN

RAMNAGAR

SEWNA

OPEN

TIKRI

WOMEN

UDHAMPUR

OPEN

JAMMU AND KASHMIR GOVERNMENT

MUNICIPAL COMMITTEE RAMNAGAR

SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT BYE-LAWS, 2019

Notification

Ramnagar, the 5th September, 2019.

In exercise of the powers conferred by clause (9) of rule 3 read

with clauses (e), (f), (zf) and (zg) of rule 15 of the Solid Waste

Management Rule, 2016, the Authority hereby make the following bye-

laws ; namely :—

CHAPTER I

1. Short Title and Commencement.—(1) These bye-laws shall be

called the Municipal Committee, Ramnagar, Solid Waste Management

Bye-Laws, 2019.

(2) They shall come into force on the date of their publication in the

J&K Government Gazette.

EXTRAORDINARY

REGD. NO. JK—33

THE

JAMMU & KASHMIR GOVERNMENT GAZETTE

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––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

Separate paging is given to this part in order that it may be filed as a

separate compilation.

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PART III

Laws, Regulations and Rules passed thereunder.

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Extent of Application.—These bye-laws shall be applicable

within the territorial limits of Municipal Committee, Ramnagar.

3. Definitions.—(1) In these bye-laws, unless the context otherwise

requires,—

(1)

“Agency” means Municipal Committee, Ramnagar ;

(2)

“Aerobic composting” means a controlled process

involving microbial decomposition of organic matter in the

presence of oxygen ;

(3)

‘‘Anaerobic digestion’’ means a controlled process

involving microbial decomposition of organic matter in the

absence of oxygen ;

(4)

‘‘Authorization’’ means the permission given by the State

Pollution Control Board, to the operator of a facility or

Urban Local authority, or any other agency responsible for

processing and disposal of Solid waste ;

(5)

‘‘Biodegradable waste’’ means any organic material that

can be degraded by micro-organism into simpler stable

compounds ;

(6)

‘‘Bio-methanation’’ means a process which entails

enzymatic decomposition of the organic matter by microbial

action to produce methane rich biogas ;

(7)

‘‘Brand owner’’ means a person or company who sells

any commodity under a registered brand label ;

(8)

‘‘Bulk Garden and Parks & Horticultural Waste’’ means

bulk waste from parks, gardens etc. including grass clippings,

weeds, woody ‘brown’ carbon-rich material such as

branches, twigs, wood chipping, straw, dead leaves, tree

trimmings, etc. which cannot be accommodated in the daily

collection system for bio-degradable waste ;

(9)

‘‘Bulk Waste Generator’’ means bulk waste generator

defined under Rule 3(1)(8) of the Solid Waste Management

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Rules, 2016 (hereinafter referred to as 'SWM Rules') and

any other waste generator including buildings occupied by

the Central Government departments or undertakings, State

Government departments or undertaking, Local bodies, public

sector undertakings or private companies, hospitals, nursing

homes, schools, colleges, universities, other educational

institutions, hostels, hotels, commercial establishments,

markets, places of worship, stadia and sport complexes having

an average waste generation rate exceeding 100 Kg. per

day ;

(10)

‘‘C&D waste (Construction and Demolition waste)’’

means Construction and Demolition Waste (Debris) that are

non-hazardous in nature generated out of building materials,

debris and rubble in the jurisdiction of Municipal Committee,

Ramnagar.

(11)

‘‘Clean Area’’ means the public place in front of and all

around or adjacent to any premises extending to the kerb

side and including the drain, foot path and kerb cleaned and

so maintained in accordance with these bye-laws ;

(12)

‘‘Cleanliness Fee’’ means an amount of fees collected

by the managers/Organizers for cleaning the site by the

Agency ;

(13)

‘‘Collection’’ means lifting and removal of solid waste

from source of waste generation, collection points or any

other location ;

(14)

“Collection Counter” means where the user charges shall

be remitted which will be available at all Zonal Officers and

headquarters.

(15)

‘‘Combustible waste’’ means non-biodegradable, non-

recyclable, non-reusable, non-hazardous solid waste having

minimum calorific value exceeding 1500 kcal/kg and excluding

chlorinated materials like plastic, wood pulp, etc.;

(16)

‘‘Community waste storage bin’’ means any storage

facility setup and maintained by the Municipal Committee,

Ramnagar, in the State collectively by owners and or/

occupiers of one or more premises for storage of Municipal

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Solid Waste in a segregated manner in the road side/premises

of anyone of such owners/occupiers or in their common

premises ;

(17)

‘‘Composting’’ means a controlled process involving

microbial decomposition of organic matter ;

(18)

‘‘Co-processing’’ means use of non-biodegradable and non-

recyclable solid waste having calorific value exceeding 1500k/

cal as raw material or as a source of energy or both to

replace or supplement the natural mineral resources and

fossil fuels in industrial processes ;

(19)

‘‘Containerised Hand Cart’’ means the hand cart provided

by the Municipal Committee, Ramnagar, or the agency/agent

appointed by it for point-to-point collection of solid waste ;

(20)

‘‘Decentralized processing’’ means establishment of

dispersed facilities for maximizing the processing of

biodegradable waste and recovery of recyclables closest to

the source of generation so as to minimize transportation of

waste for processing or disposal ;

(21)

‘‘Delivery’’ means handing over any category of solid waste

to worker of Municipal Committee, Ramnagar or any other

person appointed, authorised or licensed by Municipal

Committee, Ramnagar for taking delivery of such waste or

depositing it in any vehicle provided by Municipal Committe,

Ramnagar or by any other authorised agency or licensed by

Municipal Committe Ramnagar, to do so ;

(22)

‘‘Disposal’’ means the final and safe disposal of post

processed residual solid waste and inert street sweepings

and silt from surface drains on land to prevent contamination

of ground water, surface water, ambient air and attraction

of animals or birds ;

(23)

‘‘Domestic hazardous waste’’ means discarded paint

drums, pesticide cans, CFL bulbs, tube lights, expired

medicines, broken mercury thermometers, used batteries,

used needles and syringes and contaminated gauge, etc.,

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generated at the household level ;

(24)

‘‘Door to door collection’’ means collection of solid waste

from the door step of households, shops, commercial

establishments, offices, institutional or any other

non-residential premises and includes collection of such waste

from entry gate or a designated location on the ground floor

in a housing society, multistoried building or apartments,

large residential, commercial or institutional complex or

premises ;

(25)

‘‘Dry waste’’ means waste other than bio-degradable waste

and inert street sweepings and includes recyclable and non

recyclable waste, combustible waste and sanitary napkin

and diapers, etc. ;

(26)

‘‘Dump sites’’ means a land utilized by local body for

disposal of solid waste without following the principles of

sanitary land filling ;

(27)

‘‘Event’’ means any gatherings for the purpose of functions,

celebrations, meetings, rallies, processions, open air theatre

activities, cinema shootings in public places.

(28)

‘‘Extended producer responsibility’’ (EPR) means

responsibility of any producer of packaging products such

as plastic, tin, glass, wrappers and corrugated boxes, etc.,

for environmentally sound management, till end-of-life of

the packaging products ;

(29)

‘‘E-waste’’ shall have the same meaning as defined under

Rule 3(l) (r) of the E-Waste (Management) Rules, 2016.

(30)

‘‘Facility’’ means any establishment wherein the solid waste

management processes namely segregation, recovery,

storage, collection, recycling, processing, treatment or safe

disposal are carried out ;

(31)

‘‘Familiarization/warning period’’ means that specific

period, during which there is a relaxation in the fines for

contravention of these bye-laws ;

(32)

‘‘Fine’’ means penalty imposed on waste generators or

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operators of waste processing and disposal facilities under

the bye-laws for non- compliance of the directions contained

in rules and/or these bye- laws ;

(33)

‘‘Fixed Compactor Transfer Station (FCTS)’’ means a

powered machine which is designed to compact segregated

solid waste and remains stationary when in operation. The

compacts or may also be mobile when in operation, which

may be called Mobile Transfer Station (MTS).

(34)

‘‘Handling’’ includes all activities relating to sorting,

segregation, material recovery, collection, secondary storage,

shredding, baling, crushing, loading, unloading, transportation,

processing and disposal of solid wastes ;

(35)

‘‘Hazardous waste’’ means any waste which by reason of

any of its physical, chemical, reactive, toxic, causing danger

or is likely to cause danger to health or environment, whether

alone or when in contact with other wastes or substances

and all other hazardous wastes as defined in the Hazardous

Wastes (Management and Handling) Rules, 1989 as amended

to date and the Hazardous and other waste (Management

and Transboundary Movement) Rules, 2016.

(36)

‘‘Horticulture, Parks and Garden Waste’’ means waste

from parks, gardens traffic island etc. These include grass

clipping, annual weeds woody 'brown' carbon-rich material

such as branches, twigs, wood chipping, straw, dead leaves,

tree trimmings, etc. which cannot be accommodated in the

daily collection system for bio-degradable waste ;

(37)

‘‘House-gully’’ means a passage or strip of land,

constructed, set apart or utilized for the purpose of serving

as or carrying a drain or affording access to the latrine,

urinal, cesspool or other receptacle for filling of other polluted

matter by persons employed in the clearing thereof or in the

removal of such matter therefrom.

(38)

‘‘Incineration’’ means an engineered process involving

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burning or combustion of solid waste to thermally degraded

waste materials at high temperatures ;

(39)

‘‘Inerts’’ means wastes which are not bio-degradable,

recyclable or combustible street sweeping or dust and silt

removed from the surface drains ;

(40)

‘‘Informal waste collector’’ includes individuals,

associations or waste traders who are involved in sorting,

sale and purchase of recyclable materials ;

(41)

‘‘Leachate’’ means the liquid that seeps through solid waste

or other medium and has extracts of dissolved or suspended

material from it ;

(42)

‘‘Litter’’ means all refuse and includes any other waste

material which, if thrown or deposited as prohibited under

these Bye-Laws, tends to create uncleanliness or a danger

or nuisance to public health, safety or welfare.

(43)

‘‘Littering’’ means putting litter in such a location that it

falls, descends, blows, is washed, percolates or otherwise

escapes or is likely to fall, descend blow, be washed, percolate

or otherwise escape into or onto any public place, or causing,

permitting or allowing litter to fall, descend, blow, washed,

percolate or otherwise escape into or onto any public

place.

(44)

‘‘Local body’’ for the purpose of these bye-laws means

JMC/SMC and other Local Bodies including, Municipal

Councils, Municipal Committees, Town Area Committees, in

the State.

(45)

‘‘Materials Recovery facility’’ (MRF) means a facility

where non-compostable solid waste can be temporarily stored

by the local body or any other entity or any person or

agency authorised by any of them to facilitate segregation,

sorting and recovery of recyclables from various components

of waste by authorised informal sector of waste pickers,

informal recyclers or any other work force engaged by the

local body or entity for the purpose before the waste is

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delivered or taken up for its processing or disposal ;

(46)

‘‘Neighbourhood’’ means a clearly defined locality, with

reference to its physical layout, character or inhabitants ;

(47)

‘‘New construction’’ means all buildings under construction

within the limits of the Municipal Committee, Ramnagar ;

(48)

‘‘Non-biodegradable waste’’ means any waste that cannot

be degraded by microorganisms into simpler stable

compounds ;

(49)

‘‘Nuisance’’ includes any act, omission, place or thing which

comes or is likely to cause injury, danger, annoyance or

offence to the sense of sight, smelling or hearing or which

is or may be dangerous to life or injurious to health or

property ;

(50)

‘‘Nuisance Detectors’’ (NOs) means those employees of

the Municipal Committee, Ramnagar who are appointed to

detect the acts of Public nuisance, etc. ;

(51)

‘‘Occupier/occupant’’ includes any person who for the

time being is in occupation of, or otherwise using, any land

or building or part thereof, for any purpose whatsoever ;

(52)

‘‘Operator of a facility’’ means a person or entity, who

owns or operates a facility for handling solid waste which

includes the Municipal Committee, Ramnagar and any other

entity or agency appointed by the Municipal Committee,

Ramnagar ;

(53)

‘‘Owner’’ means any person who exercises the rights of

an owner of any building, or land or part thereof ;

(54)

‘‘Pelletisation’’ means a process whereby pellets are

prepared which are small cubes or cylindrical pieces made

out of solid waste and includes, fuel pellets which are also

referred as refuse derived fuel ;

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(55)

‘‘Primary collection’’ means collecting, lifting and removal

of segregated solid waste from source of its generation

including households, shops, offices and any other non-

residential premises or from any collection points or any

other location specified by the Municipal Committee,

Ramnagar.

(56)

‘‘Processing’’ means any scientific process by which

segregated solid waste is handled for the purpose of reuse,

recycling or transformation into new products ;

(57)

‘‘Public place’’ includes any road, arch road, viaduct, lane,

footway, alley or passage, highway, causeway, bridge, square

alley or passage whether a thoroughfare or not over which

the public have a right of passage, and such places to which

the public has access such as parks, gardens, recreation

grounds, playgrounds, beaches, water bodies, water courses,

public plazas and promenades, government and municipal

buildings, public hospitals, markets, slaughter houses, courts,

etc. ;

(58)

‘‘Prescribed’’ means prescribed by SWM Rules and/or

these bye-laws ;

(59)

‘‘Receptacle’’ means any storage container, including bins

and bags, used for the storage of any category of MSW ;

(60)

‘‘Recycling’’ means the process of transforming segregated

non-biodegradable solid waste into new material or product

or as raw material for producing new products which mayor

may not be similar to the original products ;

(61)

‘‘Recyclable Waste’’ means the waste that is commonly

found in the MSW. It is also called as "Dry Waste". These

include many kinds of glass, paper, metal, plastic, textiles,

electronics goods, etc.

(62)

‘‘Redevelopment’’ means rebuilding of old residential or

commercial buildings at the same site, where the

existing buildings and other infrastructures have become

dilapidated ;

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‘‘Refuse’’ means any waste matter generated out of

different activities, processes, either Bio-degradable/Non-

biodegradable/recyclable in nature in either solid or semi-

solid form which cannot be consumed, used or processed by

the generator in its existing form.

(64)

‘‘Refuse Derived Fuel’’ (RDF) means fuel derived from

combustible waste fraction of solid waste like plastic, wood,

pulp or organic waste, other than chlorinated materials, in

the form of pellets or fluff produced by drying, shredding,

dehydrating and compacting of solid waste ;

(65)

‘‘Residual solid waste’’ means and includes the waste

and rejects from the solid waste processing facilities which

are not suitable for recycling or further processing ;

(66)

‘‘Rule’’ means Solid Waste Management Rules, 2016 ;

(67)

‘‘Sanitation’’ means the promotion of hygiene and the

prevention of disease and other consequences of ill health

relating to environmental factors ;

(68)

‘‘Sanitary Landfill Facility’’ means a waste disposal site

for the deposit of residual solid waste in a facility designed

with protective measures against pollution of ground water,

surface water and air fugitive dust, wind-blown litter, bad

odour, fire hazard, bird menace, pests or rodents, greenhouse

gas emissions, slope instability and erosion ;

(69)

‘‘Sanitary land filling’’ means the final and safe disposal

of residual solid waste and inert wastes on land in a facility

designed with protective measures against pollution of ground

water, surface water and fugitive air dust, wind-blown litter,

bad odour, fire hazard, animal menace, bird menace, pests

or rodents, greenhouse gas emissions, persistent organic

pollutants slope instability and erosion ;

(70)

‘‘Sanitary waste’’ means wastes comprising of used diapers,

sanitary towels or napkins, tampons, condoms, incontinence

sheets and any other similar waste ;

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(71)

‘‘Sanitary worker’’ means a person employed by the

municipal corporation for collecting or removing MSW or

cleansing the drains in the municipal/corporation areas ;

(72)

‘‘Schedule’’ means the Schedule appended to these rules ;

(73)

‘‘Storage’’ means the temporary containment of solid waste

in a manner so as to prevent littering, attraction to vectors,

stray animals and excessive foul odour ;

(74)

‘‘Secondary storage’’ means the temporary containment

of solid waste after collection at secondary waste storage

depots or MRFs or bins for onward transportation of the

waste to the processing or disposal facility ;

(75)

‘‘Segregation’’ means sorting and separate storage of

various components of solid waste namely biodegradable

wastes including agriculture and dairy waste, non

biodegradable wastes including recyclable waste, non-

recyclable combustible waste, sanitary waste and non

recyclable inert waste, domestic hazardous wastes, and

construction and demolition wastes ;

(76)

‘‘Service provider’’ means an authority providing public

utility services like water, sewerage, electricity, telephone,

roads, drainage, etc. ;

(77)

‘‘Solid waste’’ means and includes solid or semi-solid

domestic waste, sanitary waste, commercial waste,

institutional waste, catering and market waste and other

non-residential wastes, street sweepings, silt removed or

collected from the surface drains, horticulture waste,

agriculture and dairy waste, treated bio-medical waste,

Hazardous waste excluding industrial waste, bio-medical

waste and e-waste, battery waste, radio-active waste

generated in the area under the local authorities and other

entities ;

(78)

‘‘Sorting’’ means separating various components and

categories of recyclables such as paper, plastic, cardboards,

metal, glass, etc., from mixed waste as may be appropriate

to facilitate recycling ;

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(79)

‘‘Source’’ means the premises in which the waste is

generated or a community storage centre used by owners/

occupiers of one or more premises for segregated storage

of MSW ;

(80)

‘‘Spittoon’’ means a metal or earthenware pot typically

having a funnel-shaped top, used for spitting into.

(81)

‘‘Stabilising’’ means the biological decomposition of

biodegradable wastes to a stable state where it generates

no leachate or offensive odours and is fit for application to

farm land, soil erosion control and soil remediation ;

(82)

‘‘Stabilised biodegradable waste’’ means the biologically

stabilized (free of pathogens) waste resulting from the

mechanical/biological treatment of bio degradable waste ;

only when stabilised can such waste be used with no further

restrictions ;

(83)

‘‘Street vendor’’ means any person engaged in vending of

articles, goods, wares, food items or merchandise of everyday

use or offering services to the general public, in a street,

lane, side walk, footpath, pavement, public park or any other

public place or private area, from a temporary built up

structure or by moving from place to place and includes

hawker, peddler, squatter and all other synonymous terms

which may be local or region specific; and the words ‘‘street

vending’’ with their grammatical variations and cognate

expressions, shall be construed accordingly ;

(84)

‘‘Tipping fee’’ means a fee or support price determined by

the local authorities or any state agency authorised by the

State government to be paid to the concessionaire or operator

of waste processing facility or for disposal of residual solid

waste at the landfill ;

(85)

‘‘Transportation’’ means conveyance of solid waste, either

treated, partly treated or untreated from a location to another

location in an environmentally sound manner through specially

designed and covered transport system so as to prevent the

foul odour, littering and unsightly conditions ;

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(86)

‘‘Transfer station’’ means a facility created to receive

solid waste from collection areas and transport in bulk in

covered vehicles or containers to waste processing and, or,

disposal facilities ;

(87)

‘‘Treatment’’ means the method, technique or process

designed to modify physical, chemical or biological

characteristics or composition of any waste so as to reduce

its volume and potential to cause harm ;

(88)

‘‘User fee/Charges’’ means fees or charges imposed by

Municipal Committee, Ramnagar through general or special

order of the Competent Authority from time-to-time, on the

waste generator to cover full or part cost of providing solid

waste collection, transportation, processing and disposal

services ;

(89)

‘‘Vacant Plot’’ means any Land or open space

belonging to a private party/person that is not occupied by

them/him ;

(90)

‘‘Vermi composting’’ means the process of conversion of

bio-degradable waste into compost using earth worms ;

(91)

‘‘Waste hierarchy’’ means the priority order in which the

solid waste is to be managed by giving emphasis to

prevention, reduction reuse, recycling, recovery and disposal,

with prevention being the most preferred option and the

disposal at the landfill being the least ;

(92)

‘‘Waste generator’’ means and includes every person or

group of persons, every residential premises and non-

residential establishments including Indian Railways, defence

establishments, which generate solid waste or other

institutions i. e. Hotels, restaurants, malls, private/government

business/ industrial establishments falling within the limits of

Municipal Committee, Ramnagar.

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‘‘Waste picker’’ means a person or groups of persons

informally engaged in collection and recovery of reusable

and recyclable solid waste from the source of waste

generation, streets, bins, material recovery facilities,

processing and waste disposal facilities for sale to recyclers

directly or through intermediaries to earn their livelihood.

CHAPTER II

SEGREGATION AND PRIMARY STORAGE OF

SOLID WASTE

4. Segregation and storage of solid waste at source.—(1)

It shall be necessary for all waste generators to separate and store the

solid waste coming out of their own places regularly into three streams

namely :—

(a)

non-biodegradable or dry waste ;

(b)

biodegradable or wet waste ;

(c)

domestic hazardous waste; and deposit it into covered waste

bins, and handover segregated waste to designated waste

collectors as per the direction of Municipal Committee,

Ramnagar, from time to time.

(2)

Every bulk waste generator is to separate and store the

solid waste coming out of their own places into three streams namely :—

(a)

non-biodegradable or dry waste ;

(b)

biodegradable or wet waste ;

(c)

hazardous waste in suitable bins ; and handover segregated

waste to authorised waste processing or disposal facilities

or deposition centres through the authorised waste collection

agency with paying the carrying charges specified by

Municipal Committee, Ramnagar from time to time.

(3)

The colour of bins for storage of segregated waste shall be

green- for biodegradable waste or wet waste blue - for non- biodegradable

or dry waste and black- for domestic hazardous waste.

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(4)

All resident welfare and market associations shall ensure

segregation of waste at source by the generators, facilitate collection of

segregated waste in separate streams, handover recyclable material to

either the authorised waste pickers or the authorised recyclers. The bio-

degradable waste shall be processed, treated and disposed of through

composting or bio-methanation within the premises as far as possible. The

residual waste shall be given to the waste collectors or agency as directed

by Municipal Committee, Ramnagar.

(5)

All gated communities and institutions with more than 5,000

sq. m. area shall ensure segregation of waste at source by the generators,

facilitate collection of segregated waste in separate streams, handover

recyclable material to either the authorised waste pickers or the authorised

recyclers. The bio-degradable waste shall be processed, treated and

disposed off through composting or bio- methanation within the premises

as far as possible. The residual waste shall be given to the waste collectors

or agency as directed by Municipal Committee, Ramnagar.

(6)

All hotels and restaurants shall ensure segregation of waste

at source, facilitate collection of segregated waste in separate streams,

handover recyclable material to either the authorised waste pickers or the

authorised recyclers. The bio-degradable waste shall be processed, treated

and disposed of through composting or bio-methanation within the premises

as far as possible. The residual waste shall be given to the waste collectors

or agency as directed by Municipal Committee, Ramnagar.

(7)

No person shall organize an event or gathering of more

than one hundred persons at any unlicensed place without intimating

Municipal Committee, Ramnagar along with payment of user fee as

prescribed in the schedule, at least three working days in advance and the

person or the organizer of such event shall ensure segregation of waste

at source and handing over of segregated waste to waste collector or

agency as specified by Municipal Committee, Ramnagar.

(8)

Used sanitary waste are to be securely wrapped as and

when generated in the pouches provided by the manufacturers or brand

owners of these products or in a news paper or suitable biodegradable

wrapping material and place the same in the bin meant for non-

biodegradable waste or dry waste.

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(9)

Every street vendor shall keep suitable containers for storage

of segregate waste generated during the course of his activity such as

food waste, disposable plates, cups, cans, wrappers, coconut shells, leftover

food, vegetables, fruits, etc., and shall deposit such waste at waste storage

depot or container or vehicle as notified by Municipal Committee,

Ramnagar.

(10)

Waste generator of garden and horticulture waste generated

from his premises shall store such waste separately in his own premises

and dispose of the same as per the directions of Municipal Committee,

Ramnagar from time to time.

(11)

Domestic Hazardous Waste shall be stored and delivered

by every waste generator to the collection vehicle which shall be provided

weekly/periodically by Municipal Committee, Ramnagar or any other

Agency authorised by it for collection of such waste, or to a centre

designed for collection of such waste for disposal in a manner that is

mandated by the Government of Jammu and Kashmir or State Pollution

Control Board.

(12)

Construction and Demolition Waste shall be stored and

delivered separately as per the Construction and Demolition Waste

Management Rules, 2016.

(13)

No untreated bio-medical waste, e-waste, hazardous

chemicals and industrial waste shall be mixed with solid waste. Such

waste shall be disposed off in accordance with the respective rules framed

under the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986.

(14)

Every owner/occupier of any premises other than designated

slaughter houses and markets, who generates poultry, fish and slaughter

waste as a result of any commercial activity, shall store the same separately

in closed, hygienic condition and deliver it at a specified time, on a daily

basis to the Municipal Committee, Ramnagar collection vehicle provided

for this purpose. Depositing of such waste in any community waste bin

is strictly prohibited.

(15)

Segregated bio-degradable solid waste if not composted by

the generators, shall be stored by them within their premises and its

delivery shall be ensured to the municipal worker/vehicle/waste picker/

waste collector or to the bio-degradable waste collection vehicle provided

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for specified commercial generators of bulk bio-degradable waste at such

times as may be notified from time to time.

CHAPTER III

SOLID WASTE COLLECTION

Collection of Solid Waste.—(1) In compliance with SWM

Rules, 2016, door to door collection of segregated solid waste shall be

implemented in all areas or Wards of Municipal Committee, Ramnagar, to

collect garbage from every house, including slums and informal settlements

on a daily basis by integrating the informal door to door collection system

with Municipal Committee, Ramnagar collection system.

(2)

In order to collect garbage from every house, area-wise

specific time slot shall be set and published at conspicuous parts of that

area and on the website of Municipal Committee, Ramnagar. Commonly,