THE

JAMMU & KASHMIR GOVERNMENT GAZETTE

Vol. 133] Jammu, Thu., the 13th August, 2020/22nd Srav., 1942. [No. 20

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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

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PART

I-B– Notifications, Communiques and General Orders by

the Government and the Ministers ....

PART

II-A– Appointments, promotions, transfers and leave

absence

sanctioned

Heads

Departments ....

PART

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

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

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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 ....

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(d) Whether Observations

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(e) Vital Statistics

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SUPPLEMENT-A–Trade

Monthly Imports and Exports from

the State ....

SUPPLEMENT-B–Police

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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

(Office of the Registrar General at Jammu)

Notification

No. 1542 Dated 10-03-2020.

In exercise of the rule making power under Part-V of the Civil

Procedure Code, 1908 and Clause (d) of sub-section 2 of section 89

of the said Code read with Section 122 of the Civil Procedure Code,

1908, Section 21 of the Family Courts Act, 1984, Section 82 of the

Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 and all other enabling provisions,

the High Court of Jammu and Kashmir is hereby issuing the following

rules :—

JAMMU AND KASHMIR MEDIATION AND

CONCILIATION RULES, 2019

1. Title.—These Rules shall be called ‘The Mediation and

Conciliation Rules, 2019’. The Rules would be applicable to all

Mediation and Conciliation Centres functioning in the High Court of

Jammu & Kashmir and the District Courts in Jammu and Kashmir, in

connection with all mediation/conciliation services offered by them as

also in connection with any suit or other proceeding, pending in the High

Court of Jammu and Kashmir or in any Court subordinate thereto. The

reference to mediation or conciliation may be made by the High Court

or any other Court subordinate thereto to the Mediation Centre( s) in

the High Court, District Courts and/or any Mediation Centres set up

by the Courts or the Legal Services Authorities.

2. Appointment of Mediator or Conciliator.—

(a)

Parties to a suit or other proceeding may agree on the name

of the sole mediator or conciliator for mediating the disputes

between them ;

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(b)

Where there are two or more sets of parties and are unable

to agree on a sole mediator/conciliator, each set of parties shall

nominate the mediator/conciliator or the Court may nominate/

appoint the mediator/conciliator, as it deems fit ;

(c)

Where parties agree on a sole mediator/conciliator under

clause (a) or where the mediator/conciliator is nominated/

appointed by the court or otherwise under clause (b), the

mediator/conciliator need not necessarily be from the panel

of mediators/conciliators referred to in Rule 3 nor bear the

qualifications referred to in Rule 4 but should not be a

person who suffers from the disqualifications referred to in

Rule 5 ;

(d)

Where there are more than two sets of parties having diverse

interests, each set shall nominate a person on its behalf and

the said nominees shall appoint a sole mediator ;

3. Panel of Mediators/Conciliators.—

(a)

The High Court shall, for the purpose of appointing mediators

between the parties at the pre-litigation stage or in pending

suits or proceedings, prepare a panel of the mediators/

conciliators and put the same on the Notice Board within

thirty days of coming into force of these Rules or any

changes being carried out with copy to the High Court Bar

Association ;

(b) (i)

The High Court or the Court of the Principal District and

Sessions Judge in each District or the Courts of the

Principal Judge of the City Civil Courts or Courts of equal

status shall, for the purpose of appointing a mediator/

conciliator to mediate between the parties at the pre-

litigation stage or in pending suits or proceedings prepare

a panel of the mediators/conciliators within a period of

ninety days of the commencement of these Rules and

shall submit the same to the High Court for approval. On

approval of the said panel by the High Court, with or

without modification, which shall be done within thirty

days of the submission of the panel, the same shall be

published on their respective Notice Board(s) ;

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(ii)

Copies of the said panel referred in clause (i) shall be

forwarded to all the Courts of equivalent jurisdiction or

subordinate courts referred to in sub clause (i) and to the

Bar Associations attached to each of the Courts ;

(c)

The consent of the persons whose names are included in the

panel shall be obtained before empanelling them ;

(d)

The panel of names shall contain a detailed Annexure giving

details of the qualifications of the mediators/conciliators and

their professional or technical experience in different fields ;

(e)

The panel of mediators/conciliators appointed under

clause (a) and clause (b) shall normally be for a period of

three years from the date of appointment and further

extension of· the panel of mediators/conciliators or any

mediator/conciliator shall be at the discretion of the High

Court or the Court of the Principal District and Sessions Judge

in each District or the Courts of the Principal Judge of the

City Civil Courts with the approval of the High Court, as the

case may be.

4. Qualification of Persons to be Empanelled under

Rule 3.—The following persons may be treated as the qualified and

eligible for being enlisted in the panel of mediators/conciliators under

Rule 3, namely :—

(i) Retired Judges of the Supreme Court of India ;

(ii) Retired Judges of the High Court ;

(iii) Retired District and Sessions Judges of the City Civil Court or

Courts of equivalents status ;

(iv) Legal practitioners with at least ten years standing at the Bar

at the level of the Supreme Court or the High Court or the

District Courts or Courts of equivalent status ;

(v) Experts or other professionals with at least five years

standing ;

(vi) Institutions and persons who are themselves experts in

mediation and have been recognized as such by the High Court

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provided the names of its members are approved by the High

Court initially or whenever there is change in membership.

The empanelment of any of the above shall be effected only after

their having undergone the training as per settled norms.

5. Disqualifications of Persons.—The following persons shall be

deemed to be disqualified for being empanelled as mediators/

Conciliators/co-mediator/co-conciliator :—

(i) any person who has been adjudged as insolvent or is declared

of unsound mind ; or

(ii) any person against whom criminal charges involving

moral turpitude are framed by the criminal court and are

pending ; or

(iii) any person who has been convicted by a criminal court for any

offence involving moral turpitude ;

(iv) any person against whom disciplinary proceedings or charges,

relating to moral turpitude have been initiated by the appropriate

disciplinary authority which are pending or have resulted in a

punishment ;

(v) any person who is interested or connected with the subject

matter of dispute or is related to anyone of the parties or to

those who represent them, unless such objection is waived by

all the parties in writing ;

(vi) any legal practitioner who has or is appearing for any of the

parties in the suit or in any other suit or proceedings ;

(vii) such other categories of persons as may be notified by the High

Court.

The empanelment of any of the above shall be effected only after

their having undergone the training as per settled norms.

6. Venue for Conducting Mediation and Conciliation.—The

mediator/conciliator shall conduct the mediation/conciliation at one or

other of the following places :—

(1) Mediation and conciliation centers established by the High

Court ;

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(2)

Venue of the Lok Adalat or Permanent Lok Adalat ;

(3)

Any place identified by the High Court/Principal District Judge

within the Court precincts for the purpose of conducting

mediation ;

(4)

Any place identified by the Bar Association or State Bar

Council for the purpose of mediation, within the premises of

the Bar Association or State Bar Council, as the case may

be ;

(5)

Any other place as may be agreed upon by the parties subject

to the approval of the Court.

7. Preference.—The Court shall, while nominating any person

from the panel of Mediators/Conciliators referred to in Rule 3, consider

his suitability for resolving the dispute(s) involved and shall give

preference to those who have proven record of successful mediation/

conciliation or who have special qualification or experience in the

mediation/conciliation.

8. Duty of Mediator/Conciliator to Disclose Certain Facts.—

(a) When a person is approached in connection with his proposed

appointment as Mediator/Conciliator, he shall disclose any

circumstance(s) likely to give rise to a justifiable doubt as to

his independence or impartiality ;

(b) Every Mediator/Conciliator shall from the time of his

appointment and throughout continuance of the mediation/

conciliation proceedings, without delay, disclose to the parties,

about the existence of any circumstances referred to in

clause (a) ;

9. Withdrawal of Appointment.—Upon information furnished by

the Mediator/Conciliator under Rule 8 or upon any other information

received from the parties or other persons, if the Court, in which the

suit or proceeding is pending, is satisfied, that the said information has

raised a reasonable doubt as to the Mediator/Conciliator's independence

or impartiality, it may withdraw the appointment and replace him/her

by another Mediator/Conciliator.

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10. Removal or Deletion From Panel.—A person whose name

is placed in the panel referred to in rule 3 may be removed or his name

be deleted from the said panel, by the Court which empanelled

him, if :—

(i) he resigns or withdraws his name from the panel for any

reason ;

(ii) he is declared insolvent or is declared of unsound mind ;

(iii) he is a person against whom criminal charges involving moral

turpitude are framed by a criminal court and are pending ;

(iv) he is a person who has been convicted by a criminal court for

any offence involving moral turpitude ;

(v) he is a person against whom disciplinary proceedings on

charges relating to moral turpitude have been initiated by

appropriate disciplinary authority which are pending or have

resulted in a punishment ;

(vi) he exhibits or displays conduct, during the continuance of the

mediation proceedings, which is unbecoming of a mediator ;

(vii) the court which empanelled, upon receipt of information, is

satisfied, after conducting such inquiry as it deems fit, is of

the view that it is not possible or desirable to continue the name

of that person in the panel; provided that, before removing or

deleting his name, under clauses (vi) and (vii), the Court shall

hear the mediator/conciliator whose name is proposed to be

removed or deleted from the panel, before passing the order.

11. Procedure of Mediation/Conciliation.—The following

procedure shall be followed during the process of Mediation/

Conciliation :—

(a) The Mediator/Conciliator shall, at the outset, disclose the

procedure/process of mediation/conciliation to the parties

before commencement of mediation session ;

(b) The parties shall, at the commencement of Mediation/

Conciliation session, sign a consent form agreeing to participate

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in the Mediation/Conciliation process in good faith and with the

intention to settle the dispute ;

procedure/ process of mediation in true letter and spirit and fix

the time schedule for completion of the Mediation/Conciliation

proceedings which shall not be for more than 90 days,

extendable with prior approval of the court/tribunal in which

the suit or proceedings may be pending ;

(d) The Mediation/ Conciliation sessions shall be held within the

premises of the Centre or such other place where the parties

to the suit or proceedings jointly agree with the Mediator/

Conciliator after taking prior approval from the Co-ordinator/

Incharge of the Centre ;

(e) The Mediator/Conciliator shall not be bound by the Indian

Evidence Act, 1872 or the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 or

the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 and shall be guided by

the principles of fairness and justice, having regard to the rights

and obligations of the parties and the circumstances of the

dispute(s) ;

(f) Mediation/Conciliation shall not be limited to the issues in

dispute and the Mediator/Conciliator may take into consideration

disputes between the parties to a case not subject of the pending

litigation and facilitate resolution of all the disputes between the

parties agreed to be placed before the Mediator/Conciliator ;

(g) The Centre shall endeavour to ensure that each Mediation/

Conciliation proceedings is concluded within a period of 90

days from the date of referral or such time as may be granted

by the court ;

(h) In an appropriate case, the Centre/Mediator/Conciliator may

invite the parties other than those who are involved in the

litigation to join the Mediation/Conciliation. Such a party(ies)

shall also be bound by these rules and required to sign the

consent form as mentioned above ;

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(i) As soon as a referral order is received from the court by the

Centre, a Mediator/Conciliator/Co-mediator/Co-conciliator shall

be appointed by the Centre ;

(j) The Mediator/Conciliator may meet the parties, jointly and

separately, as may be decided upon by the mediator/

conciliator ;

(k) The Mediator/Conciliator shall not be required to maintain the

details of the proceedings but shall be entitled to record notes

for his/her own reference only.

(l) The Mediator/ Conciliator shall fix the dates for Mediation/

Conciliation sessions and for this purpose shall give sufficient

notice to the parties ;

(m) At the end of Mediation/Conciliation, if any settlement is

arrived at, the Mediator/Conciliator shall draw up the settlement

and shall obtain the signatures of the parties thereon along with

their advocates, if represented. Any third party invited during

mediation, if required, shall also sign the settlement.

(n) Settlement so recorded shall be presented to the court/tribunal

in the cases referred by it ;

(o) In case of failure to resolve the dispute, the Mediator/

Conciliator shall submit his report to the court/tribunal to the

said effect without assigning reasons therefor.

12. Mediator not Bound by Indian Evidence Act, 1872 or Code

of Civil Procedure, 1908.—The Mediator shall not be bound by the

Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 or the Indian Evidence Act, 1872, but

shall be guided by principles of fairness and justice, having due regard

to the rights and obligations of the parties, usages of trade, if any, and

the nature of the dispute.

13. Representation of Parties and consequences of Non-

Attendance of Parties at sessions or meetings on due dates.—

(a) The parties shall ordinarily be present personally or through

constituted attorney/authorized representative at the sessions or

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meetings notified by the Mediator/Conciliator. The parties may

be present before the Mediator/Conciliator through any

electronic mode, audio-video communication, if not in a

position to be personally present. However, they may be

represented by the counsel with permission of the Mediator/

Conciliator in such sessions or meetings ;

(b) The party not residing in India, may be represented by the

constituted attorney at the sessions or meetings. However, it

may be represented by the counsel with permission of the

Mediator/Conciliator in such sessions or meetings ;

Mediator/ Conciliator on account of deliberate or willful act,

the other party can apply to the Court in which the suit or

proceeding is pending. In that case Court may issue the

appropriate directions having regard to the facts and

circumstances of the case.

14. Administrative Assistance.—In order to facilitate the conduct

of Mediation/Conciliation proceedings, the parties, or the Mediator/

Conciliator with the consent of the parties, may arrange for

administrative assistance by a suitable institution or person.

15. Offer of settlement by Parties.—

(a) Any party to the suit may make a, “without prejudice” offer,

to the other party at any stage of the proceedings, with notice

to the Mediator/Conciliator ;

(b) Any patty to the suit may make a “with prejudice” offer, to

the other patty at any stage of the proceedings, with notice to

the Mediator/Conciliator ;

16. Role of Mediator/Conciliator.—The Mediator/Conciliator

shall attempt to facilitate voluntary resolution of the dispute(s) by the

parties, and communicate the view of each party to the other, assist them

in identifying issues, reducing misunderstandings, clarifying priorities,

exploring areas of compromise and generating options in an attempt to

solve the dispute(s), emphasizing that it is the responsibility of the parties

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to take decision which effect them; he shall not impose any terms of

settlement on the parties.

17. Parties alone responsible for taking decision.—The parties

shall be made to understand that the Mediator/Conciliator only facilitates

in arriving at a decision to resolve dispute(s) and that he will not and

cannot impose any settlement nor does the Mediator/Conciliator give any

assurance that the Mediation/Conciliation will result in a settlement. The

Mediator/Conciliator shall not impose any decision on the parties.

18. Time limit for completion of Mediation/Conciliation.—On

the expiry of ninety days from the date fixed for the first appearance

of the parties before the Mediator/Conciliator, the Mediation/Conciliation

shall stand terminated, unless the court, which referred the matter, either

suo-moto, or upon, request by any of the parties, and upon hearing all

the parties, is of the view that extension of time is necessary or may

be useful; but such extension shall not be beyond a further period of

thirty days.

19. Parties to Act in good faith.—While no one can be compelled

to commit to settle his case in advance by way of mediation, all parties

shall commit to participate in the proceedings in good faith with the

intention to settle the dispute, if possible.

20. Confidentiality, disclosure and inadmissibility of

Informationhen.—

(a) Mediator/Conciliator receives factual information concerning

the dispute(s) from any party, he shall disclose the substance

of that information to the other party, so that the other party

may have an opportunity to present such explanation as it may

consider appropriate :

Provided that, when a party gives information to the Mediator/

Conciliator subject to a specific condition that it be kept

confidential, the Mediator/Conciliator shall not disclose that

information to the other party.

(b) Receipt or perusal, or preparation of records, reports or other

documents by the Mediator/Conciliator, while serving in that

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capacity shall be confidential and the Mediator/Conciliator shall

not be compelled to divulge information regarding those

documents nor as to what transpired during the Mediation/

Conciliation before any court or tribunal or any other authority

or any person or group of persons ;

transpired during the Mediation/ Conciliation and shall not rely

on or introduce the said information in other proceedings

as to :—

(i) views expressed by a party in the course of the Mediation/

Conciliation proceedings ;

(ii) documents obtained during the Mediation/Conciliation

which were expressly required to be treated as confidential

or other notes, drafts or information given by the parties

or the Mediator/Conciliator ;

(iii) proposals made or views expressed by the Mediator/

Conciliator. ;

(iv) admission made by a party in the course of Mediation/

Conciliation proceedings ;

(v) the fact that a party had or had not indicated willingness

to accept a proposal ;

(d) There shall be no stenographic, audio or video recording of the

Mediation/Conciliation proceedings ;

(e) No statement of parties or the witnesses shall be recorded by

the Mediator/Conciliator.

21. Privacy.—The Mediation/Conciliation sessions or meetings

would be conducted in privacy where the persons as mentioned in

Rule 12 shall be entitled to represent parties. However, other persons

may attend only with the permission of the parties and with the consent

of the Mediator/Conciliator.

22. Immunity.—No Mediator/Conciliator/Co-mediator/Co-

conciliator shall be held liable for anything bonafide done or omitted to

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be done by him during the Mediation/Conciliation proceedings for civil

or criminal action nor shall he be summoned by any party to the suit

or proceeding to appear in a Court of law, give information about or

to testify in regard to information received by him or action taken by

him or in respect of drafts or records prepared by him or shown to him

during the Mediation/Conciliation proceedings.

23. Communication between Mediator/Conciliator and the

Court.—

(i) In order to preserve the confidence of parties in the Court and

the neutrality of the Mediator/Conciliator, there should be no

communication between the Mediator/Conciliator and the

Court, except as stated in clauses (ii) and (iii) of this Rule ;

(ii) If any communication between the Mediator/Conciliator and

the Court is necessary, it shall be in writing and copies of the

same shall be given to the parties or the constituted attorney

or the counsel ;

(iii) Communication between the Mediator/Conciliator and the

Court shall be limited to communication by the Mediator/

Conciliator :—

(a) with the Court about the failure of the party to attend ;

(b) with the Court about the consent of the parties ;

settlement through the mediation/conciliation ;

(d) that the parties have settled the dispute(s).

24. Settlement Agreement.—

(i) Where an agreement is reached between the parties in regard

to all the issues either in the suit or proceedings or some of

the issues or otherwise between the parties, the same shall be

reduced to writing, executed and signed by the parties or their

constituted attorney. If any counsel has represented the parties,

the Mediator may obtain his signature also on the settlement

agreement ;

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(ii) The agreement of the parties so signed and attested shall be

submitted to the Mediator who shall forward the same to the

court in which the suit is pending ;

(iii) Where no agreement is arrived at between the parties or where

the Mediator/Co-mediator/Co-conciliator is of the view that no

settlement is possible he shall report the same to the said court

in writing.

25. Court to fix a date for recording settlement and passing

order/Decree in Civil Cases.—

(1) On receipt of any settlement in a pending case if the Court

is satisfied that the parties have settled their dispute(s), it shall

pass appropriate decree/order in accordance with terms thereof.

(2) If the settlement disposes of only certain issues arising in the

suit or proceeding, on the basis of which any order or decree

is passed as stated in clause (a), the Court shall proceed further

to decide the remaining issues.

26. Mediation/Conciliation in cases wherein the subject matter

involves offences covered under section 320 of the central Cr. P.

C. as well as compoundable offences under special statutes such as

section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881.—

A. The following procedure shall govern the process of reference

of the parties to mediation by a court exercising criminal

jurisdiction for settlement of criminal offences which are

statutorily compoundable :—

(i) In the event that the complainant/victim and the person(s)

accused are inclined to settle their disputes and seek

reference to Mediation/Conciliation, the Magistrate/Court

shall refer the parties to a Mediation and Conciliation Centre

attached to Courts, the Mediation/Conciliation shall take

place in the same manner as followed for Mediation/

Conciliation in a civil dispute as detailed in these rules ;

(ii) If a settlement is reached during the Mediation/Conciliation,

the settlement agreement which is drawn-up must

incorporate :—

(a) A clear stipulation as to the condition(s) precedent, if any,

subject to performance of which the complainant and/or

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the victim has agreed to compound the offence alleged

to have been committed by the person accused and/or ;

(b) A stipulation regarding the voluntariness of the settlement

and declaration that the executors of the settlement

agreement were executing and signing the same without

any kind of force, pressure and undue influence ;

executed the agreement after understanding the terms of

the settlement agreement as well as of the consequences

of its breach ;

(d) A clear stipulation as to the terms of settlement, the

amount (if any) which is agreed to be paid by any person

accused of the offence, to the complainant and/or the

victim of the offence ;

(e) A clear and simple mechanism/method of performance by

the persons including timeline(s) of the conditions

precedent, and the manner and mode of the payment of

the agreed amount as well as the terms thereof by the

person accused to the complainant/ victim of the offence

as also of any other terms agreed to by the parties ;

(f) Undertakings of all parties to abide and be bound by the

terms of the settlement must be contained in the

agreement to ensure that the parties comply with the terms

agreed upon ;

(g) A clear stipulation, if agreed upon, of the penalty which

would ensure to the parties if a default of the agreed terms

is committed by them, in addition to the consequences of

the breach of the terms of the settlement ;

(h) The settlement agreement shall be signed (or bear thumb

impression, if the party is incapacitated/unable to sign) by

all parties or their authorized representatives, who shall

be identified by the counsel in the matter. The counsel

representing the parties would affix their signatures on the

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settlement agreement which shall be then endorsed by the

mediator ;

(B) The Mediator should forward a carefully executed settlement

agreement to the concerned court on the date fixed, when the

parties and/or their authorized representative(s) would appear

before the Court.

27. Mediation in cases wherein the subject matter involves

offences which are not compoundable under section 320 of the Code

of Criminal Procedure, 1973 and other special statutes.—

(a) In any proceeding before it arising out of cases involving

offences which are not compoundable under Section 320 of the

Cr. P. C. or other special statutes, upon request of the parties

(complainant/ victim & accused), if the ends of justice and the

facts of the case so warrant, the court may refer the parties

to Mediation/Conciliation of the underlying dispute(s), provided

that the same do not fall in the category of cases for which

exercise of powers for quashing the criminal prosecution may

not be exercised ;

(b) Upon receipt of an order or referral, or its reiteration in terms

of the above, the person in-charge of the mediation centre shall

appoint a suitable Mediator/Conciliator having due regard to the

nature of the dispute between the parties ;

agreement which is drawn-up must incorporate all ingredients

as prescribed under rule 24 above ;

(d) The Mediator/Conciliator should forward a carefully executed

settlement agreement duly signed by the parties along with the

report, to the referral court/parties on the date fixed. If the

settlement is in a pending case, the parties or their authorised

representatives would appear before the Court ;

(e) If agreed upon, the settlement shall also contain an agreement

between the parties to seek appropriate orders for quashing of

such offence or discharge of the accused from the High Court

in accordance with law ;

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(f) Where the settlement between the parties relates to cases

pending in multiple courts, the Mediation & Conciliation Centre

shall ensure that duly authenticated copies of the settlement

agreement are placed before all the courts where such cases

are pending.

28. Mediation/Conciliation in cases wherein the subject matter

involves offences which cannot be compounded but includes

disputes between underlying parties.—

(a) These Rules shall apply to criminal cases which may of be such

a nature where the parties may not be either permitted in law

to compound the criminal case or may not be willing to

compound the criminal case but may be willing to explore the

possibility of a negotiated settlement of their underlying

disputes ;

(b) The Court before whom such a criminal prosecution is pending

may encourage the parties to seek Mediation/Conciliation so far

as the underlying dispute is concerned. In case the parties agree

for mediation of their civil disputes, the Court shall refer the

parties to Mediation/Conciliation and such Mediation/Conciliation

shall follow the same procedure as indicated for settlement of

civil disputes ;

above for mediation/conciliation in compoundable cases as per

Rule 24 above ;

(d) In case settlement of underlying disputes during a pending

criminal case is reached in Mediation/Conciliation, the referring

court shall require the Mediator/Conciliator to place such

settlement in the litigation pending between the parties which

would proceed in the matter in accordance with prescribed

procedure ;

(e) If settlement is reached regarding matters about which there

is no pending litigation, the parties would be free to seek

enforcement of the agreement reached, in accordance with law.

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29. Recording of settlement of disputes in criminal cases.—

The court shall adopt the following procedure with regard to a settlement

agreement received from the Mediator/Conciliator in criminal cases :—

(i) The Court shall record a statement on oath of the parties

affirming the terms of the settlement; that it was entered into

voluntarily, out of the free will of the parties, after fully

understanding the contents and implications thereof, affirming

the contents of the agreement placed before the court ;

confirming their signatures thereon. A clear undertaking to abide

by the terms of the settlement should also be recorded as a

matter of abundant caution ;

(ii) A statement to the above effect may be obtained on affidavit.

However, the court must record a statement of the parties

proving the settlement agreement and the affidavit on court

record ;

(iii) The Court should independently apply judicial mind and satisfy

itself that the settlement agreement is genuine, equitable, lawful,

not opposed to public policy, voluntary and that there is no legal

impediment in accepting the same ;

(iv) Pursuant to recording of the statement of the parties, in its

order, the Court should specifically accept the statement of the

parties as well as their undertakings and hold them bound by

the terms of the settlement terms entered into by and between

them. The order should clearly stipulate that in the event of

default by either party, the amount agreed to be paid in the

settlement agreement will be recoverable in terms of Section

431 Cr. P. C. read with Section 421 of the Cr. P. C. and that

additionally, for breach of the undertaking given, the Magistrate/

Court would take appropriate action permissible in law to

enforce compliance with the undertaking as well as the orders

of the court based thereon, including proceedings under

section 2(b) of the Contempt of Courts Act, 1971 for violation

thereof ;

(v) Upon receiving a request from the complainant, that on account

of the compromise vide the settlement agreement, it is

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withdrawing himself from prosecution, the matter has to be

compounded. At this point, the Court should discharge/acquit

the accused person, depending on the stage of the case. This

procedure shall be followed even where the settlement terms

require implementation of the terms and payment over a period

of time ;

(vi) In the event that after various rounds of mediation/conciliation,

the parties conclude that the matter cannot be amicably

resolved or settled, information to this effect should be placed

before the Court who should proceed in that case on merits,

as per the procedure prescribed by law.

30. Mediation/Conciliation in cases which involve disputes

governed by the Central Family Courts Act, 1984 or pending before

Family Courts.—

(a) Where in any proceeding it appears to the Court seized of a

dispute covered under Section 9 of the Family Courts Act,

1984, that there is a reasonable possibility of a settlement

between the parties and that such settlement may be better

facilitated through the Alternate Dispute Mechanism of

Mediation/Conciliation, such Court shall record the willingness

of the parties for the same and make a reference thereof to

a Mediation Centre of their choice ;

(b) At the stage when a reference is made by the Family Court

as above, the parties shall also be asked if they are ready and

willing to refer all/any other dispute(s) between them pending

before any other court for exploring the possibility of a

comprehensive settlement through Mediation/Conciliation. If

the parties give their consent, then the same shall be recorded

and a reference of such other pending disputes between them

shall also be made to a Mediation Centre of their choice ;

be open to the Court to secure the services of a Counsellor/

Psychologist/Medical Expert or such person whether related to

the parties or not including a person professionally engaged in

promoting the welfare of the family as the court may think fit

during the course of mediation ;

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(d) If during the course of mediation a mediator deems necessary

to involve an expert for facilitation, the Mediator may with the

consent of the parties request an expert on the panel of the

Mediation Centre to assist the parties in resolution of dispute

during the mediation process ;

(e) In the event of failure of parties to reach a settlement, the

expert shall strictly maintain confidentiality regarding the

proceeding. Such expert report should not contain anything

except the report of failure, and preferably only one sentence,

e. g. “the parties could not agree to settle their disputes”. The

report of the expert shall not discuss generally or even in neutral

narrative, the position of the parties or even without blaming

the parties, indicating the reason for failure, unless the Court

directs a detailed report to be submitted to the Court in a sealed

cover ;

(f) If a settlement is reached, regarding drawing up the settlement

agreement and recording thereof, the procedure in Rules 24 and

25 above shall be followed.

31. Procedure for conciliation of disputes at Pre-litigation

Stage.—

(i) Conciliation shall be In accordance with Part-III of the

Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 ;

(ii) A party seeking conciliation of any matter may directly or

through counsel submit his/her application seeking conciliation

of any dispute on a legal size paper addressed to the

Coordinator of the Concerned District Mediation and Conciliation

Centre at the Reception Counter of the Centre along with one

passport size photograph of the applicant and a self attested

copy of the ID Proof ;

(iii) Complete address of both the parties should be mentioned in

the application with e-mail address and phone numbers ;

(iv) Such particulars of lawyer(s) if any, may also be mentioned.

If all or some of the parties approach jointly then each

applicant's passport size photo and self attested copy of the ID

Proof shall be submitted along with the application(s) ;

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(v) The application shall contain a concise statement from the

applicant(s) regarding the dispute and detailed particulars of all

concerned parties ;

(vi) A stamp paper of Rs. I00/- (Rupees one hundred only) for

recording consent for appointment of Conciliator be also

submitted along with the application ;

(vii) Number of copies of the application equal to the number of

parties be furnished for serving the non applicants ;

(viii) In case of Conciliation in all disputes, except matrimonial

disputes, the applicant shall deposit Rs. 1000/- (Rupees

one thousand only) as administrative charges with the

application ;

(ix) The fee of the Mediator/Conciliator is presently fixed at

Rs.20000/- (Rupees twenty thousand only) payable by either

party jointly or singly. The same shall be deposited by the

parties forthwith after they have consented to the appointment

of Conciliator ;

(x) In the case of Matrimonial Disputes, the conciliator shall be

paid the fee at the rate and in the manner applicable to the

Mediators in these Rules ;

(xi) Parties, together or singly, shall deposit Rs. 250/- (Rupees two

hundred fifty only) per sitting towards charges for the use for

conciliation of the Mediation Centre. In the case of Conciliation

in matrimonial disputes, no charges shall be payable ;

(xii) The amounts mentioned in clause (viii), (ix) and (xi) above shall

be paid either in cash or through Pay Order/Demand Draft

drawn in favour of the Registrar General, J&K High Court for

which a receipt shall be duly issued by the Centre ;

(xiii) A stamp paper of Rs.l 00/- (Rupees one hundred only) shall

be submitted for recording the terms of a “Conciliated

Settlement Agreement” if arrived at between the parties ;

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(xiv) Self-attested passport size photographs of all the parties shall

be affixed on the “Conciliated Settlement Agreement”,

if any ;

(xv) Self-attested ID Proofs of all the parties shall also be attached

to the “Conciliated Settlement Agreement”, if any ;

(xvi) In addition to the signatures, thumb impression of all the

signatories to the “Conciliated Settlement Agreement” shall be

obtained on the last page of the “Conciliated Settlement

Agreement” and encircled with name(s) of the person whose

thumb impression is affixed, along with proper indication of the

thumb impression viz. right thumb impression (RTI) or left

thumb impression (LTI), as the case may be ;

(xvii) Certified copies of the “Conciliated Settlement Agreement”

may be collected after a week of the execution of the same.

Copies of “Conciliated Settlement Agreement” shall be supplied

to the parties and/or their counsel free of cost only once.

Subsequent copies, if required shall be supplied on payment

of Rs. 5/- (Rupees five only) per page and Rs. 50/- (Rupees

fifty only) as Processing fee. The same shall be made available

after three working days of the application ;

(xviii) In case of requirement of an expert/psychologist/counsellor, the

same shall be appointed only with the written consent of the

parties. The parties shall be liable to deposit Rs. 2000/ (Rupees

two thousand only) per vist for such expert/psychologist/

counsellor jointly/severally ;

(xix) The coordinator may on consideration of any special

circumstances of the dispute or the parties including their

financial condition, waive payment of any of the charges

payable under these Rules.

32. Settlement of dispute at a Pre-litigation Stage.—In the

event of the parties arriving at the settlement of a dispute at a Pre-

litigation stage, the settlement shall be drawn up and enforced in the

manner prescribed under Section 56 of the Arbitration and Conciliation

Act, 1996.

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33. Fee of Mediator/Conciliator and costs.—

(i) Mediator will be paid honorarium as fixed by the High Court

which may be re- fixed, reviewed from time to time ;

(ii) Each party shall bear the costs for production of witnesses on

his side including experts, or for production of documents.

Costs shall be assessed by the Mediator/Conciliator ;

(iii) Where a party is entitled to legal aid under section 12 of the

Legal Services Authorities Act, 1987, the amount of fee payable

to the mediator and costs shall be paid by the concerned Legal

Services Authority under that Act.

34. Ethics to be followed by Mediator/Conciliator.—The

Mediator/Conciliator shall,—

(i) follow and observe these rules strictly and with due

diligence ;

(ii) not carry on any activity or conduct which could

reasonably be considered as conduct unbecoming of Mediator/

Conciliator ;

(iii) uphold the integrity and fairness of the mediation process ;

(iv) ensure that the parties involved in the Mediation/Conciliation

are fairly informed and have an adequate understanding of the

procedural aspects of the process ;

(v) satisfy himself/herself that he/she is qualified to undertake and

complete the assignment in a professional manner ;

(vi) disclose any interest or relationship likely to affect impartiality

or which might seek an appearance of partiality or bias ;

(vii) avoid, while communicating with the parties, any impropriety

or appearance of impropriety ;

(viii) be faithful to the relationship of trust and confidentiality

imposed in the office of Mediator/Conciliator ;

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(ix) conduct all proceedings related to the resolution of dispute, in

accordance with the applicable law ;

(x) recognize that Mediation/Conciliation is based on the principles

of self determination by the parties and that mediation process

relies upon the ability of parties to reach a voluntary,

undisclosed agreement ;

(xi) maintain the reasonable expectations of the parties as to

confidentiality ;

(xii) refrain from promises or guarantees of results.

35. Transitory Provisions.—Until a panel of Mediators/Conciliators

is prepared by the High Court and the District and Sessions Judge as

stated in Rule 3, the Courts may nominate a Mediator/Conciliator of their

choice if the Mediator/Conciliator belongs to the various classes of

persons referred to in Rule 4 and is duly qualified and is not disqualified,

taking into account the suitability of the Mediator/Conciliator for

resolving the particular dispute(s).

(Sd.) SANJAY DHAR,

Registrar General.

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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–GENERAL ADMINISTRATION

DEPARTMENT.

Subject :–Guidelines for Regular Departmental Action (RDA).

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Circular No. 06-JK(GAD) of 2020

Dated 03-02-2020.

The guidelines for Regular Departmental Enquiries have been earlier

circulated by this department vide Circular No. 28-GAD of 2013 dated

27-09-2013, No. 49-GAD of 2018 dated 12-12-2018 and No. 18-GAD of

2019 dated 26-03-2019. However, it has been noticed that the guidelines

and procedures to be adopted in Regular Departmental Enquiries are still

not being followed by the departments, in letter and spirit, which defeats

the very purpose of investigation by the Investigating Agencies.

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In some cases, it has also been observed that after receiving of

recommendations from the Investigating Agencies, the department instead

of serving charge-sheet to the delinquent public servant(s) choose to appoint

"Enquiry Officer" or constitute "Enquiry Committee" at their level to decide

the matter, which is unnecessary, uncalled for and often seen as a delaying

tactic to avoid conclusion of departmental enquiries in accordance with the

rules. In many other cases, it has been observed that even after the conclusion

of departmental proceedings, Government Orders/Orders are not issued.

These acts are not only contrary to the provisions contained in the

Jammu and Kashmir Civil Services (Classification, Control and Appeal)

Rules, 1956, and Circular Instructions, issued by the General Administration

Department from time to time, but also seen as delaying tactic for conclusion

of enquiry cases. As such, the following guidelines for Regular Departmental

Enquiries are once again reiterated for the implementation by all the

departments :–

The Investigating Agencies-Anti Corruption Bureau (ACB) or

Crime Branch (CB), in many cases, recommend Regular

Departmental Action against delinquent public servant(s)

pursuant to which the departments are required to initiate

departmental proceedings, in accordance with the procedures

laid down in Rule 33 of J&K Civil Services (Classification,

Control and Appeal) Rules, 1956, and conclude the same in a

time bound manner. The recommendations of Investigating

Agencies invariably contain the draft Articles of Charge,

Statement of Imputations with Gist of Evidences.

On the basis of the inputs received from the Investigating

Agencies, the matter should be critically examined to determine

as to whether a case for initiation of departmental proceedings

is made out or not. If need arises, clarifications/more inputs

should be obtained from the Investigating Agency/GAD

(Vigilance). However, if there are any facts which require taking

a different view, the case should be referred back to the

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Investigating Agency, along with the said facts, within four weeks

of the receipt of the recommendations ;

After the department arrives at a conclusion for initiation of

departmental proceedings, Articles of Charge should be framed

and served upon the delinquent officer/official, through an Office

Memo along with the Statement of Imputation, Gist of Evidences

and the details of documents on the basis of which charges

have been framed immediately. In the Office Memo, fixed time

frame be prescribed to the officer/official to file his/her

replies ;

Adequate opportunity should be given to the charged officer/

official to present his/her case in person or through an advocate,

and should be given access to all records/documents related to

the case and provide the same if so requested ;

After receiving the reply to the charges so framed against the

officer/official, same should be analyzed critically to arrive at a

conclusion whether an Inquiry Officer is required to be appointed

to inquire into the charges so framed or not ;

After arriving at a conclusion that such an inquiry is actually

required, an Inquiry Officer should be appointed, with the

approval of the Competent Authority, who should be given

fixed time frame to complete the inquiry and submit the report.

A Presenting Officer should also be appointed who would

present the case, on behalf of the Government, before the Inquiry

Officer ;

In case the Inquiry Officer fails to complete the inquiry in a time

bound manner, the matter should be reported to the GAD for

action against the officer ;

The report of the Inquiry Officer should then be analyzed and

examined carefully to arrive at a decision about either the

exoneration of officer/official from the charges or penalty to be

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imposed in accordance with the rules with the approval of the

Competent Authority. Further follow-up action should be taken

expeditiously by the department ;

During the whole process, it should be ensured that principles of

natural justice are followed and the charged officer/official is

given opportunity of being heard/given access to the records in

accordance with the prescribed rules ;

10.

Where on the basis of the report of the Inquiry Officer, the

officer/official is either exonerated or imposed any of the

penalties by the Competent Authority, it should invariably be

followed by way of issuing a speaking Government Order/Order,

as the case may be, giving the chronological sequence of events

leading to such exoneration/imposition of penalty. The GAD

(Vigilance) and the Investigating Agency shall also be informed

of the action taken ;

11.

The procedure prescribed under Rule 34 of Jammu and Kashmir

Civil Services (Classification, Control and Appeal) Rules, 1956,

be followed, after a provisional decision to impose any major

penalty under Rule 33 is taken, thereby, serving a show cause

notice, along with copy of proceedings prepared under

Rule 33 excluding the recommendations, if any, in regard to

punishment, made by the officer conducting the inquiry, upon

the delinquent Government servant, affording him/her an

opportunity to explain by particular date, why the proposed

penalty should not be imposed upon him/her ;

12.

An opportunity of filing an appeal to a Government servant upon

whom a penalty is imposed, should be provided in accordance

with Rule 37 of Jammu and Kashmir Civil Services

(Classification, Control and Appeal)

Rules, 1956. The appeal,

so filed, should be disposed off in a time bound manner as

prescribed under rules ;

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13.

The department should monitor each departmental enquiry

carefully to ensure its completion in a time bound manner

preferably within a period of three months and not more than 6

months in any case, and its outcome shared with the General

Administration Department (Vigilance).

14.

The cases of the retired employees, in whose case departmental

proceedings have been recommended, should be carefully

examined in light of the Regulation 168 of the J&K CSRs,

1956 ;

It is also clarified that criminal proceedings and departmental

proceedings can be held simultaneously except in cases where the Hon'ble

Court has specifically restrained the Government from undertaking

departmental proceedings. In all such criminal cases where the criminal

proceedings have been initiated and the alleged criminal act amounts to

act(s) of misconduct and, as such, attracts the provisions of Jammu and

Kashmir Civil Services (Classification, Control and Appeal) Rules, 1956,

the department shall take recourse and strictly adhere to the aforesaid

rules, procedures and guidelines, and institute a departmental enquiry in all

such cases.

Further, the Administrative Secretaries/Heads of Departments should

take periodical review of the vigilance cases/departmental inquiries, pending

at various stages, and issue necessary directions, as may be required, to

ensure their speedy completion. All concerned should be informed that

processing RDA cases in a timely manner is essential for good governance

and a serious view will be taken on any delay even while processing cases.

All the departments should ensure that the above guidelines/instructions

are implemented in letter and spirit.

(Sd.) DR. FAROOQ AHMAD LONE, IAS,

Secretary to the Government.

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GOVERNMENT OF JAMMU AND KASHMIR,

CIVIL SECRETARIAT—FINANCE DEPARTMENT.

Subject :—Initiation of attachment proceedings under section 3 of J&K

Protection of Interest of Depositors (in Financial Establishments)

Act, 2012 against M/s Vikrant Financial Corporation, Rajouri

Issuance of ad-interim order regarding.

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Government Order No. 92-FD of 2020

Dated 10-03-2020.

Whereas, M/s Vikrant Financial Corporation, Rajouri was set up in

1994 and started accepting the deposits from the depositors and a large

number of people reportedly deposited their money in the said Company ;

and

Whereas, in 2015 the Company turned defaulter and the owners of

M/s Vikrant Finance Corporation refused to pay/liquidate the deposited

amounts of depositors, following which an FIR was registered U/S 420,

406, 49, 467, 468, 471, 201, 120-B RPC against the partners of M/s Vikrant

Finance Corporation, Rajouri at P/S, Crime Branch, Jammu and upon

conclusion of investigations, offences U/S 420, 406, 49, 467, 468, 471, 201,

120-B RPC were established against them and a charge-sheet was

accordingly, produced in the Court of Chief Judicial Magistrate, Rajouri,

which is reportedly still subjudice in the Hon'ble Court of Additional Sessions

Judge, Rajouri ; and

Whereas, a complaint was also filed by one Kuldeep Raj S/o Chuni

Lal R/o Village Mehataka, Tehsil Kalakote, District Rajouri and twelve

(12) others before Deputy Commissioner, Rajouri in terms of section 4 of

J&K Protection of Interest of Depositors (in Financial Establishments) Act,

2012 against partners of M/s Vikrant Finance Corporation ; and

Whereas, the matter was examined in the Home Department and

the latter observed that there were enough grounds for proceeding against

the defaulting firm in terms of section 3 of the above Act and passed on the

case file to Finance Department for taking further necessary action under

section 3 of the above Act, being the department administering the Act ;

and

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Whereas, the issue was examined in Finance Department in terms of

the above Act and Finance Department vide letter No. FD/BKG/15/2019

dated 12-04-2019 requested the Additional District Magistrate, Rajouri to

indicate the amount of money taken by M/s Vikrant Finance Corporation,

Rajouri, as deposits from the depositors along with the details of property

that may be attached under section 3 of the above Act ; and

Whereas, the Additional District Magistrate, Rajouri vide letter

No. DCR/2019-20/SQ/Actt/924 dated 08-01-2020 communicated the details

of property of the defaulters, obtained from Tehsildar, Rajouri vide No.

OQ/845 dated 20-09-2019 to be attached as under :–

S. No. Name of the Partner

Property identified for attachment

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Kewal Koul S/o Amar

(i)

House at proper Rajouri under Abadhi Deh.

Nath R/o Ward No. 7,

However, no Girdawari is entered in revenue

Rajouri

record. He has sold the same house to one

Bashir Ahmed S/o Mohd. Din caste Gujjar

R/o Chhawa for Rs. 14.10 lacs ;

(ii)

Land measuring 41/2 marlas situated at City

Rajouri (Thakar Dwara) ;

(iii)

Co-share with Anmol Koul in a house

situated at proper Rajouri.

(iv)

Land measuring 21/2 marlas falling under

Khasra No. 835 situated at Rampur, Rajouri.

Kamal Kant Gupta S/o

(i)

Two shops near Jhulla Bridge, Rajouri ;

Bhagat Ram R/o Ward

(ii)

Co-share with brothers Ravi Kant, Kamal

No. 12, Rajouri

Kant and Koushal Kumar under Khasra

No. 510 (01k-09m), 432 (00k-04m) (building

of Punjab National Bank and shops),

512 (02k-02m) ;

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(iii)

Co-share with brothers in land measuring

03k-19m falling under Khasra No. 28 situated

at Village Sailani, Rajouri ;

(iv)

Co-share with brothers in land measuring

03 Kanals falling under Khasra No. 29

situated at Village Sailani, Rajouri.

(v)

Co-share with brothers in land measuring

02k-11m falling under Khasra No. 31 situated

at Village Sailani, Rajouri.

(vi)

Land measuring 10 Marlas falling under

Khasra No. 39 situated at Village Muradpur,

Rajouri existing on the name of Kamal Kant.

(vii)

Co-share with brothers in land measuring

04 marlas under Khasra No. 432 min

mortgaged with J&K Bank.

Ashwani Kumar Sharma (i)

Land measuring one Kanal falling under

S/o Ved Yyas R/o Ward

Khasra No. 971 situated at Village Rampur,

No. 7, Rajouri

Rajouri existing in the name of Dev Rani (wife) ;

(ii)

A double storied building and Stationary

shop at Main Chowk, Rajouri City ;

(iii)

A tripple storeyed building and Stationary

shop at Main Chowk, Rajouri City.

Rakesh Kumar Gupta

Shops, residential house falling under Khasra

S/o Surinder Kumar

No. 693 situated at Village Rampur, Rajouri existing

R/o Ward No. 9,

in his name and in the name of Ashwani Kumar and

Rajouri

Kamal Kant. Similarly, in the same Khasra, residential

building and shops existing but have not been

freezed.

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Further, Crime Branch, Jammu, vide No. CBJ/R/FIR/CBJ/30894 dated

19-12-2019 recovered a sum of Rs. 98,49,000/- which has been deposited

in the fixed deposit in official account of SSP, Crime Branch, Jammu in

J&K Bank Branch, Link Road, Jammu.

Whereas the relevant portion of section 3 of J&K Protection of

Interest of Depositors (in Financial Establishments) Act, 2012, lays down

as under :–

"Where the Government has reason to believe that any

Financial Establishment is acting in a calculated manner

with an intention to defraud the depositors and if the

Government is satisfied that such Financial Establishment

is not likely to return the deposits or to make payments of

interest or to provide the service the Government may, in

order to protect the interest of the depositors of such

Financial Establishment, pass an ad-interim order attaching

the money or other property alleged to have been procured

either in the name of the Financial Establishment or in the

name of any other person from and out of the deposits

collected by the Financial Establishment, or if it transpires

that such money or other property is not available for

attachment or not sufficient for repayment of the deposits,

such other property of the said Financial Establishment or

the Promoter. Director, Partner or Manager or member of

the said Financial Establishment or a person who has

borrowed money from the Financial Establishment to the

extent of his default or such other properties of that person

in whose name properties were purchased from and out of

the deposits collected by the Financial Establishment, as

the Government may think fit and transfer the control over

the said money or property to the Competent Authority."

Whereas, the Government vide Government Order No. 14-FD of

2019 dated 08-01-2019 appointed Additional District Magistrate of a District

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as the Competent Authority in terms of section 4 of the J&K Protection of

Interest of Depositors (in Financial Establishments) Act, 2012 to exercise

control over the properties attached by the Government under section 3 ;

and

Whereas, the matter was referred to Law Department for opinion

in the matter and the latter vide No. LD(Opn) 2020/52-FIN dated

26-02-2020, opined as under :–

"Returned. Department is advised to proceed in terms of

section 3 of the Jammu and Kashmir Protection of

Interests of Depositors (In Financial Establishments) Act,

2018."

Now, therefore, in exercise of powers under section 3 of J&K

Protection of Interests of Depositors (in Financial Establishments) Act,

and without prejudice to the outcome of the case pending in any Competent

Court(s) in UT, the properties of the defaulters namely M/s Vikrant Finance

Corporation, Rajouri listed below para six (6) above are hereby attached

and accordingly, transferred to the superintendence of Additional District

Magistrate, Rajouri, being Competent Authority in the matter.

By order of the Lieutenant Governor.

(Sd.) DR. ARUN KUMAR MEHTA, IAS,

Financial Commissioner,

Finance Department.

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PART II––A

Orders by Heads of Departments.

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CHARGE REPORTS

In pursuance of Government Order No. 20-F of 2020 dated

16-01-2020 issued by the Finance Department under endorsement

No. DGAT/PS/DR/21 dated 16-01-2020, we the undersigned hand

over/take over the charge of the post of Director, Finance, Higher Education

Department today on 24th of January, 2020 (F. N).

(Sd.) MR. MANAV GUPTA,

Financial Advisor,

Higher Education Department.

Relieved Officer.

(Sd.) MR. ABDUL MAJID BUTT,

Financial Advisor,

Higher Education Department.

Relieving Officer.

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THE J&K BOARD OF PROFESSIONAL ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS

(BOPE E)

Subject :—Instructions regarding NEET PG-2020 online registration for

preparation of Provisional UT Merit List of J&K and Ladakh.

—————

Notice No. 07-BOPEE of 2020

Dated 06-03-2020.

After conduct of the NEET PG MDS/MD/MS/PG Diploma/, 2020 by

the National Board of Examinations, the results of the candidates have

been declared by the Board (NBE) on 15-01-2020 and 30-01-2020

respectively. The cut off score as notified by the NBE is as under :—

S. No. Course

Cut off Merit

Category

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MDS

286

OM including

JKPM/CDP/Sports/

EWS

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Notifications, Notices and Orders by the Heads of Departments.

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MDS

250

SC/ST/OBC (RBA/

ALC/OSC)

MD/MS/PGD

366

OM (including

JKPM/CDP/Sports/

EWS

MD/MDS/PGD

319

SC/ST/OBC (RBA/

ALC/OSC)

Note :—The cut off merit shall further be subject to modification, if any,

as an when notified by the NBE/MCI/DCI.

After receipt of the result by the BOPEE from the Ministry of Health

and Family Welfare, Government of India, further process shall be initiated

by it for filling up of the seats through a process of counselling. The Board

shall be taking following steps :—

Online registration of candidates (up to date as may

be notified by the BOPEE), who have appeared in

the examination and declared successful by the National

Board of Examinations, 2020 for preparation of the

Provisional Merit List (PML) ;

Notification of the PML after the cut-off date of online

registration as may be notified by the Board ;

Online filling up of the preferences by the candidates for

allotment of the seats ;

Allotment of the seats as per rules.

Note :—As per communication No. ME-GAZ-93/2019 dated 11-02-2020

from the Health and Medical Education Department, J&K the

Administrative Council, which met under the Chairmanship of

the Hon’ble Lieutenant Governor on 29-01-2020, decided as

under :—

“Administrative Council decided that the Jammu and

Kashmir will continue with its existing scheme regarding

admissions to the NEET, Undergraduate and Postgraduate

courses and not to contribute to scheme of All India Quota

for the academic year 2020-21”.

No. 20] The J&K Govt. Gazette, 13th Aug., 2020/22nd Srav., 1942. 137

As a consequence of the above decision of the Council, the candidates

are asked to submit/upload residence proof of J&K or Ladakh as the case

may be.

The candidates, at the time of registration, are required to upload the

following documents, which should be kept ready by the candidates :—

Matriculation certificate for purpose of date of birth ;

Marks Card of 10+2 examination ;

MBBS/BDS degree certificate ;

Marks cards of all the years of MBBS/BDS ;

Registration with the State Medical Council/State Dental

Council/MCI/DCI ;

Internship completion certificate ;

Residence proof of J&K or Ladakh as the case may be ;

Valid Reserved Category Certificate, wherever applicable,

in terms of SRO-294 of 2005 dated 21-10-2005 read with

SRO-518 dated 02-09-2019 ;

Difficult Area Certificate in pursuance of SRO-48 of 2018

dated 30-01-2018 ;

10.

NEET Score Card ;

11.

MCI/DCI clearance certificate for candidates possessing

MBBS/BDS degree from outside the country ;

12.

NOC from Government/Competent Authority for

inservice candidates seeking admission to pursue MDS/

MD/MS/PGD/Courses ;

13.

Affidavit, if any.

Conditions of eligibility :

The candidates should fulfill all the conditions of eligibility

laid down in the NEET PG Information Bulletin issued by

the National Board of Examinations, 2020 and those

contained in the Information Brchure/other Notices/

Notifications as shall be uploaded by the BOPEE in this

regard in due course of time ;

Since the Union Territory reservation policy is applicable

for admission to the said courses but many candidates who

had applied from J&K must not have been able to indicate

their category status like RBA/ALC/OSC/Sports/CDP/

JKPM, as such columns are not available in the NEET

application form. Therefore, at the time of registration with

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the BOPEE, the candidates will be provided an opportunity

to update their category status ;

Such candidates belonging to reserved categories should,

however, be in possession of valid category certificates

on the last date of submission of online registration forms

with the BOPEE. No certificate issued after the cut-off

date shall be entertined. Such candidates, who do possess

a valid category certificate will, subject to being eligible,

be considered as OM candidates ;

The candidates whose validity of the category certificates

are likely to expire after the last date of online submission

of the documents with the BOPEE, are in their own interest,

advised to have the same renewed in accordance with

the rules as the same shall be required at the time of

counselling/admissions ;

Candidates belonging to sports category/JKPM/CDP shall

have to obtain minimum qualifying marks as prescribed

for the OM Candidates ;

No “Under Process Certificate” shall be entertained under

any circumstances ;

The cut-off date of completion of compulsory rotatory

internship shall be 31st March, 2020. The candidates

completing internship after the said date shall not be

eligible for consideration for allotment of the seats ;

The candidates claiming benefit of service having served

in difficult areas shall have to obtain a certificate from

the Director, Health Services, Jammu/Srinagar on the

prescribed proforma and in accordance with SRO-48 of

2018 dated 30-01-2018. Only such candidates shall be

considered who have served in the areas notified in SRO-

201 of 2006 dated 15-06-2006 as per the condition

contained in SRO-48 of 2018. No other certificate issued

for some other purposesshall be entertained by the Board

in this regard. Copy of the SRO-201 of 2006 dated

15-06-2006 is available on the official websites of the

BOPEE viz. www.jkbopee.gov.in/jakbopee.org. ;

No. 20] The J&K Govt. Gazette, 13th Aug., 2020/22nd Srav., 1942. 139

The candidates claiming benefit under sports category shall

be considered only in case their names are forwarded by the

J&K Sports Council in accordance with the rules.

The list

provided by the Sports Council shall only be for purposes of

the shortlisting and the allotment of seat shall be

t he

basis of the NEET merit. The candidates belonging to

sports category should, however, upload a copy of the

certificate in support of their claim to facilitate scrutiny of the

documents/the report received from the Sports Council. They

should also tick the Sports Category but they shall be considered

only if they figure in the list provided by the Sports Council ;

10.

After making necessary entries in the records of the

candidates who register themselves/updating their records,

BOPEE shall draw the PML out of the merit list provided by

the NBE ;

11.

As the allotment of seats is to be made on the basis of merit-

cum-preference, the candidates shall be required to fill in online

preference forms for the said seats and colleges for which

the time frame, with detailed procedures shall be notified

separately ;

12.

The candidates who have left the course midway/resigned after

the last date fixed by the Board in this regard shall not be

eligible for consideration in pursuance of SRO-48 of 2018 dated

30-01-2018, notwithstanding their merit/having qualified the

examination. Such candidates are therefore, advised not to apply

for registration as it shall be treated as concealment of facts and

shall make them liable to be disqualified further beyond the

period prescribed under SRO-48.

Note :—

Mere, online registration of the candidates, with the BOPEE

shall not make them eligible for consideration to be included in

the PML, which shall be based on the eligibility determined in

accordance with the rules ;

Notwithstanding the above online registration, the Board may,

if it feels expedient to do so, ask any candidate to produce any

and/or all documents before the Board for scrutiny ;

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The candidates, during the registration process, should carefully

go through any e-mails/sms being sent by the BOPEE and

received by them and take immediate necessary action as may

so be required/advised. The decision of the Board in

determination of the eligibility shall be final. Any information

furnished by the candidate if proved to be false at any stage of

admission, shall make such candidate(s) liable to be disqualified

and ineligible for further participation in the admission process ;

Board does not encourage the visit of the candidates to the office.

Any clarification, therefore, required, should be sought by them

through the e-mail address of the Controller of Examination

viz. [email protected]/[email protected].

However, only such requests shall be entertained and responded

which have not been clarified in the Information Brochure,

which is being uploaded in due course of time ;

The candidate are advised to remain in touch with the BOPEE

website. The Board shall not be responsible for any delay in the

publication of any Notification/Notice in the papers as the Board

uploads the Notification/Notices and sends the same for

publication simultaneously.

Errors and Ommissions Excepted.

(Sd.)

DR. SUNIL GUPTA,

Controller of Examinations,

J&K BOPEE.

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GOVERNMENT OF JAMMU AND KASHMIR,

OFFICE OF THE SPECIAL COLLECTOR, DEFENCE,

UDHAMPUR.

Subject :—Notification under sections 9 & 9A of the J&K State Land

Acquisition Act, 1990 Svt.

_______

Notification

Whereas, the land whose particulars is given below is required for

public purpose namely for public purpose viz. for defence purpose, situated

at Village Omara, Tehsil and District Udhampur by Defence Estates ;

No. 20] The J&K Govt. Gazette, 13th Aug., 2020/22nd Srav., 1942. 141

Whereas, Government of Jammu and Kashmir, Revenue Department,

Civil Secretariat, Jammu/Srinagar vide Notification No. 10-Rev(LAJ) of

2020 dated 29-04-2020 has accorded sanction under sections 6 & 7 of

J&K State Land Acquisition Act, 1990 Svt. and directed the undersigned

to proceed further for the acquisition of below mentioned land.

Therefore, the owners/interested persons and the Indenting

Department are hereby called upon to attend this Collectorate either in

person or through an authorized agent within 15 days from the date of

publication of this notice to state the nature of their respective interests in

the land and the amount and particulars of their claims to compensation

for such interests and their objections, if any, to measurement of land.

Specifications of land

S. No.

Name of

Khasra No.

Area

District

Tehsil

Village Old New

—————————————————————————————

K. M.

1 Udhampur Udhampur Omara 80 min 307 min 03–07

Total 03–07

(Sd.)

AKHTAR HUSSAIN QAZI, KAS,

Special Collector, Defence,

Udhampur.

_______

OFFICE OF THE MEDICAL SUPERINTENDENT,

SHRI MAHARAJA GULAB SINGH HOSPITAL, JAMMU.

Smt. Palki Sharma

D/o Inderjeet Sharma

R/o Hanjana Thakra,

Tehsil Nowshera, Distt. Rajouri

Subject :—Unauthorized absent from duty under SRO-384.

_______

As reported by the Matron of this hospital, you are absent from your

legitimate duties w. e. f. 16-04-2020 onwards without any leave application/

intimation.

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Whereas, Matron of this hospital has issued explanation call to resume

your duties within 2 days positively vide her office letter No. M/2020/122

dated 12-05-2020, but you have not resumed your duties till date.

As you are aware of the fact that presently due to COVID-19

Pandemic, your presence in the hospital is very important in the interest of

patient care.

You are further directed to join your duty within 3 days from the date

of issue this notice, failing which your recommendation shall be forwarded

to the higher authorities for termination of your services as you are

deliberately keeping yourself absent from duty to avoid the routine duties

being the front line warrior.

(Sd.)

.....................................

Medical Superintendent,

SMGS Hospital, Jammu.

_______

OFFICE OF THE MEDICAL SUPERINTENDENT,

SHRI MAHARAJA GULAB SINGH HOSPITAL, JAMMU.

Smt. Vaishnu Devi

D/o Tota Ram Thaker

R/o Village Jarr, Tehsil Paddar,

District Doda

Subject :—Unauthorized absent from duty appointed under SRO-384.

_______

As reported by the Matron of this hospital, you are absent from your

legitimate duties w. e. f. 16-04-2020 onwards without any leave application/

intimation.

Whereas, Matron of this hospital has issued explanation call to resume

your duties within 2 days positively vide her office letter No. M/2020/98

dated 06-05-2020, but you have not resumed your duties till date.

No. 20] The J&K Govt. Gazette, 13th Aug., 2020/22nd Srav., 1942. 143

As you are aware of the fact that presently due to COVID-19

Pandemic, your presence in the hospital is very important in the interest of

patient care.

You are further directed to join your duty within 3 days from the date

of issue this notice, failing which your recommendation shall be forwarded

to the higher authorities for termination of your services as you are

deliberately keeping yourself absent from duty to avoid the routine duties

being the front line warrior.

(Sd.)

.....................................

Medical Superintendent,

SMGS Hospital, Jammu.

_______

THE JAMMU AND KASHMIR STATE BOARD OF SCHOOL

EDUCATION, NEW CAMPUS, BEMINA, SRINAGAR.

Notice

The candidate whose particulars are mentioned below is claiming

to have lost/gutted his Original and as well as Duplicate Qualification

Certificate/s issued by J&K State Board of School Education,

under serial Nos. 906826 and 01495 respectively, with following

particulars :—

Name

Mehboob Qaiser Ah. Sofi

Parentage

Bashir Ahmad Sofi

Residence

Malla Bagh, Srinagar

Date of Birth

10-11-1985

Roll No.

821239

Session

2001 (Annual)

Result

Pass

Now, the candidate has applied for “2nd Duplicate Qualification

Certificate”. Before, the same is processed and provided to the

concerned candidate, any person/s having any objections in this regard,

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may please file the same before the Secretary, BOSE or to the

undersigned within a period of seven days from the date of issue of

this notice.

Besides, the above referred “both Qualification Certificates” be

treated as cancelled.

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

Assistant Secretary/Deputy Secretary,

Certificates, K. Div.

_______

Notice

I, Ranbir Singh S/o Sh. Pritam Singh Prita R/o Lane No. 1, Satellite

Colony, Narwal Bye-Pass, Bathindi, Jammu declare that the name of

my daughter who is studying in 3rd Class in Presentation Convent

School, Gandhi Nagar, Jammu is wrongly written as Prapthi instead

of Prapthi Khokhar. The real name of my daughter is Prapthi Khokhar.

Objections may be filed to the school/concerned authorities.

_______

Notice

I, Jeevanjot Kour D/o S. Nirmalprit Singh R/o H. No. 91, Preet

Nagar, Digiana, Jammu do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as under

that my name was wrongly written as Jeevavjot Kour in my 12th Class

Marksheet instead of my correct name as Jeevanjot Kour.

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ADVERTISEMENTS—C

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DIRECTORATE OF FORENSIC SCIENCE LABORATORY,

JAMMU AND KASHMIR, JAMMU.

Subject :—Cancellation of e-NIT.

———

Notice

Due to non-release of funds required for purchase of equipments,

e-NIT Notice No. 10 dated 29-06-2019 floated for supply of Cyber

Forensic Work Station with Dual Processor and 3 Raids (FRED SR

Forensic System) is cancelled.

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

Director,

Forensic Science Laboratory,

J&K, Jammu.

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DIRECTORATE OF FORENSIC SCIENCE LABORATORY,

JAMMU AND KASHMIR, JAMMU.

Subject :—Cancellation of e-NIT.

———

Notice

Due to non-release of funds required for purchase of equipments,

e-NIT Notice No. 11 dated 29-06-2019 floated for supply of Ufed 4PC

with Cloud Analyser and Analytic Desktop is cancelled.

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

Director,

Forensic Science Laboratory,

J&K, Jammu.

–––––—

DIRECTORATE OF FORENSIC SCIENCE LABORATORY,

JAMMU AND KASHMIR, JAMMU.

Subject :—Cancellation of e-NIT.

———

Notice

Due to non-release of funds required for purchase of equipments,

e-NIT Notice No. 12 dated 01-07-2019 floated for supply of Write

Blocker Ultra Kit is cancelled.

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

Director,

Forensic Science Laboratory,

J&K, Jammu.

————

DIRECTORATE OF FORENSIC SCIENCE LABORATORY,

JAMMU AND KASHMIR, JAMMU.

Subject :—Cancellation of e-NIT.

———

Notice

Due to non-release of funds required for purchase of equipments,

e-NIT Notice No. 16 dated 06-07-2019 floated for supply of Video,

Audio and Photo Authentication Softwares is cancelled.

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

Director,

Forensic Science Laboratory,

J&K, Jammu.

————

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DIRECTORATE OF FORENSIC SCIENCE LABORATORY,

JAMMU AND KASHMIR, JAMMU.

Subject :—Cancellation of e-NIT.

———

Notice

Due to non-release of funds required for purchase of equipments,

e-NIT Notice No. 18 dated 06-07-2019 floated for supply of Forensic

Detective is cancelled.

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

Director,

Forensic Science Laboratory,

J&K, Jammu.

–––––—

DIRECTORATE OF FORENSIC SCIENCE LABORATORY,

JAMMU AND KASHMIR, JAMMU.

Subject :—Cancellation of e-NIT.

———

Notice

Due to non-release of funds required for purchase of equipments,

e-NIT Notice No. 19 dated 06-07-2019 floated for supply of XRY

Complete with Logical, Physical, Cloud and Pin Point (MSAB) : Cell

Phone Forensic Analysis is cancelled.

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

Director,

Forensic Science Laboratory,

J&K, Jammu.

–––––—

DIRECTORATE OF FORENSIC SCIENCE LABORATORY,

JAMMU AND KASHMIR, JAMMU.

Subject :—Cancellation of e-NIT.

———

Notice

Due to non-participation, e-NIT Notice No. 13 dated 01-07-2019

floated for supply of FTK (Access Data) is cancelled.

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

Director,

Forensic Science Laboratory,

J&K, Jammu.

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DIRECTORATE OF FORENSIC SCIENCE LABORATORY,

JAMMU AND KASHMIR, JAMMU.

Subject :—Cancellation of e-NIT.

———

Notice

Due to non-participation, e-NIT Notice No. 15 dated 02-07-2019

floated for supply of MCA Acquisition (Black Bag) and Black Light

(Black Bag) is cancelled.

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

Director,

Forensic Science Laboratory,

J&K, Jammu.

–––––—

DIRECTORATE OF FORENSIC SCIENCE LABORATORY,

JAMMU AND KASHMIR, JAMMU.

Subject :—Cancellation of e-NIT.

———

Notice

Due to non-participation, e-NIT Notice No. 17 dated 06-07-2019

floated for supply of MAC Work Station is cancelled.

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

Director,

Forensic Science Laboratory,

J&K, Jammu.

–––––—

DIRECTORATE OF FORENSIC SCIENCE LABORATORY,

JAMMU AND KASHMIR, JAMMU.

Subject :—Cancellation of e-NIT.

———

Notice

Due to insufficient participation, e-NIT Notice No. 55 dated

08-07-2019 floated for supply of Forensic Vehicle Fabrication and Crime

Scene Kits is cancelled.

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

Director,

Forensic Science Laboratory,

J&K, Jammu.

GOVERNMENT OF JAMMU AND KASHMIR

CIVIL SECRETARIAT—HOME DEPARTMENT

Notification

Srinagar, the 26th of August, 2019.

SRO-509.—Whereas, on 24-08-2018, Police Station, Litter received a

written docket from SI, Vikram Kundal I/c SOG Camp, Lassipora to the effect

that he has received an information through reliable sources to the effect that

unknown militants have concealed some explosive material in the house of one

Rameez Ahmad Mir S/o Mohammad Ahsan Mir R/o Rajpora, Litter with the aim

of committing subversive activities ; and

Whereas, in this connection a case FIR No. 32/2018 was registered

at Police Station, Litter and investigation was taken up ; and

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Whereas, during the course of investigation, search was conducted

and explosive material along with other incriminating material was recovered

from the house of accused Rameez Ahmad Mir S/o Mohammad Ahsan Mir R/o

Rajpora, Litter and seizure memo was prepared. Site plan of place of occurrence

was also prepared. The seized articles were sent to FSL for examination and

expert opinion obtained revealed that the seized articles were detonators and

explosive substances, thereby corroborating invoking of Sections 4/5 Explosive

Substances Act, 1908 S. Act in the case. Statement of witnesses acquainted

with facts and circumstances of case were recorded under relevant provisions of

law and placed on record ; and

Whereas, investigation further revealed that accused Rameez Ahmad

Mir S/o Mohammad Ahsan Mir R/o Rajpora, Litter is working as an OGW for an

HM militant Irfan Ahmad Rather who is his close friend and had kept this explosive

in his house for committing subversive activities in South Kashmir. Evidence

collected has prima facie established the commission of offences punishable

under section 13 UAP Act, 4/5 Explosive Substances Act, 1908 against the accused

Rameez Ahmad Mir S/o Mohammad Ahsan Mir R/o Rajpora, Litter and

investigation of case has been concluded as proved against him ; and

Whereas, the Authority appointed by the State Government under

sub-section (2) of section 45 of the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, 1967,

has independently scrutinized the Case Diary file and all the other relevant

documents relating to the case and has come to a definite conclusion that this is a

fit case for accord of prosecution sanction against the said accused person ; and

Whereas, after perusing the Case Diary, the relevant documents

and also taking into consideration the observations/views of the Authority appointed

under sub-section (2) of section 45 of the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act,

1967 the State Government is of the view that there is sufficient material and

evidence available against the accused person for his prosecution under the

aforesaid provision of law.

Now, therefore, in exercise of powers conferred by sub-section(2) of

section (2) of section 45 of the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, 1967, the

GOVERNMENT OF JAMMU AND KASHMIR

CIVIL SECRETARIAT—HOME DEPARTMENT

Notification

Srinagar, the 4th October, 2019.

SRO-562.—Whereas, on 13-03-2019, a written docket was received

by P/S, Devsar from Inspector, Davinder Singh, No. 115630/ARP stating

therein that it has been learnt through reliable sources that in Village

Akhal, movement of terrorists have been seen who are looking out for

accomplishing terrorist acts within the area. The complainant along with

his escort, 9 RR/Army, CRPF/18 Bn, SOG, Kulgam and Police Kulgam

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conducted the search of the Village Akhal. During the search operation,

one individual on seeing Police and security forces tried to flee from the

spot who was apprehended. On initial questioning of the said person on

the spot, he disclosed his name as Zubair Ahmad Lone S/o Mohammad

Aslam Lone R/o Check-i-Dessand, Yaripora. The said person further

affirmed that he is affiliated with the banned HM terrorist outfit and that

he along with other OGWs was assigned a task by one Farooq Ahmad

Bhat @ Nali who is the District Commander of HM and other terrorists,

to create a sense of terror among the general public as well as

among the electoral candidates pursuant to the forthcoming parliamentary

elections ; and

2. Whereas, a case FIR No. 14/2019, U/S 13, 18, 19, 20, 38 & 39

ULA(P) Act, 1967, stands registered in P/S, Devsar and investigation set

into motion ; and

3. Whereas, during the course of investigation, on the basis of

statement of witnesses, the seizure memos and other evidence, the

Investigating Officer established a prima facie case against the accused

persons namely 1. Zubair Ahmad Lone S/o Mohammad Aslam Lone

R/o Khanpora, Chek Dessend, Yaripora, U/S 13, 19, 20 & 39 ULA(P)

Act and against accused 2. Imran Rahi Dar S/o Abdul Rashid R/o

Tangdanoo, Yaripora U/S 13, 17, 19, 38 & 39 ULA(P) Act 3. Shabir

Ahmad Malla S/o Mohd. Ibrahim Malla R/o Taungdanoo, Yaripora, U/S

13, 18, 19 & 39 ULA(P) Act against accused 4. Shabir Ahmad Malik

(LeT Active terrorist) S/o Abdul Ahad Malik R/o Taungdanoo, Yaripora,

U/S 13, 18, 39 ULA (P) Act and against accused 5. Farooq Ahmad

Bhat @ Nali (HM Active terrorist) S/o Abdul Gani Bhat R/o Chek

Dessend, Yaripora U/S 13, 18, 39 of the Unlawful Activities (Prevention)

Act, 1967 ; and

4. Whereas, during the course of investigation, the logical chain of

events evidently proves that Accused No. 1 has been actively associated

with the terrorist outfit of HM and later got active as a ful-fledged

member of HM outfit, has been in constant communication with other

members of banned terrorist Organization and has facilitated the said

organization by collecting funds and transporting Arms and Ammunition

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from one place to another and has arranged and participated in the

terrorist meeting which involved members of other terrorist organization

viz., LeT as well as to strengthen the terrorist network within the area.

The Accused No. 2 has been associated with the terrorist organization

LeT and has been facilitating the terrorist activities by managing the

movement of the terrorists and their Arms and Ammunition, managing

safe hide outs for the terrorists and also has been providing clothing etc.

to them. Moreover owing to his technical skills, the said accused has been

also giving training to militants and OGW’s for use and installation of

BBM Application. The Accused No. 3 has been associated with the

terrorist organization LeT and particularly with accused No. 04 and has

facilitating the terrorists’ activities by managing the movement of the

terrorists and their Arms and Ammunition. Moreover, he was the person

who informed accused No. 02 that Accused No. 04 has came back from

Pakistan and accompanied accused No. 02 to receive him at Srinagar and

then together brought accused No. 04 back to Kulgam. Accused No. 05

is an active terrorist and has been instrumental in sustaining and furthering

terrorist activities ;

5. Whereas, the Authority appointed by the State Government under

sub-section (2) of section 45 of the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act,

1967, has independently scrutinized the Case Diary file and all the other

relevant documents relating to the case and has come to a definite

conclusion that this is a fit case for accord of prosecution sanction against

the said accused persons ; and

6. Whereas, after perusing the Case Diary, the relevant documents

and also taking into consideration the observations/views of the Authority

appointed under sub-section (2) of section 45 of the Unlawful Activities

(Prevention) Act, 1967, the State Government is of the view that there

is sufficient material and evidence available against the accused persons

for their prosecution under the aforesaid provisions of law.

Now, therefore, in exercise of powers conferred by sub-section (2)

of section 45 of the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, 1967, the State

Government hereby accords sanction for launching prosecution against

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the accused persons under sections shown against each of Unlawful

Activities (Prevention) Act, 1967, in case FIR No. 14/2019 of Police

Station, Devsar :—

Name of Accused

Offences U/S of

No.

ULAP, 1967

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Zubair Ahmad Lone S/o Mohammad

U/S 13, 19, 20 & 39

Aslam Lone R/o Khanpora, Chek

ULA(P) Act.

Dessend, Yaripora

Imran Rahi Dar S/o Abdul Rashid R/o

U/S 13, 17, 19, 38 & 39

Taungdanoo, Yaripora

ULA(P) Act.

Shabir Ahmad Malla S/o Mohd Ibrahim

U/S 13, 18, 19 & 39

Malla R/o Tungdanoo, Yaripora

ULA(P) Act.

Shabir Ahmad Malik (LeT Active terrorist) U/S 13, 18, 39 ULA(P)

S/o Abdul Ahad Malik R/o Taungdanoo,

Act.

Yaripora

Farooq Ahmad Bhat @ Nali (HM Active

U/S 13, 18, 39 ULA(P)

terrorist) S/o Abdul Gani Bhat R/o Chek

Act.

Dessend, Yaripora

By order of the Government of Jammu and Kashmir.

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

Principal Secretary to the Government,

Home Department.

GOVERNMENT OF JAMMU AND KASHMIR

CIVIL SECRETARIAT—HOUSING AND URBAN

DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT

Notification

Srinagar, the 4th October, 2019.

SRO-563.—In exercise of the powers conferred by sub-

section (2) of section 7 of the Jammu and Kashmir Municipal Act, 2000,

the Government hereby intends to exclude the Village “Sidiqabad” from

the local area of Municipal Committee, Shopian :—

Name of the

Khasra No(s).

No.

Village

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Sidiqabad

746-1252

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GOVERNMENT OF JAMMU AND KASHMIR

CIVIL SECRETARIAT—DEPARTMENT OF LAW, JUSTICE

AND PARLIAMENTARY AFFAIRS

(Acquittal Section)

Notification

Srinagar, the 04th October, 2019.

SRO-564.—In exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section (1)

of section 492 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, Samvat 1989, the

Government hereby appoint Shri Abdul Rashid Thoker, Public Prosecutor,

Pulwama as Special Public Prosecutor to conduct the cases titled

mentioned below.

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1. State vs Mohammad Yaqoob Rather involving offences punishable

under section 302 RPC, FIR No. 103/2013, P/S, Pulwama, before the

Court of Additional Sessions Judge, Pulwama ;

2. State vs Manzoor Ahmad Sheikh & Ors involving offences

punishable under section 15/18 NDPS Act, FIR No. 211/2011, P/S,

Pulwama, before the Court of Additional Sessions Judge, Pulwama ;

3. State vs Mukhtar Ahmad Bhat involving offences punishable

under section 15/18 NDPS Act, FIR No. 73/2010, P/S, Pulwama, before

the Court of Additional Sessions Judge, Pulwama ;

4. State vs Suhail Gani Dar involving offences punishable under

section 376 RPC, FIR No. 77/2014, P/S, Awantipora, before the Court of

Additional Sessions Judge, Pulwama ;

5. State vs Irshad Ahmad Dar involving offences punishable under

section 302 RPC, FIR No. 173/2007, P/S, Awantipora, before the Court

of Additional Sessions Judge, Pulwama ;

6. State vs Ashiq Hussain & Ors involving offences punishable

under section 8/22 NDPS Act, RPC, FIR No. 110/2011, P/S, Pulwama,

before the Court of Additional Sessions Judge, Pulwama ;

7. State vs Showkat Ahmad Khan involving offences punishable

under section 307 RPC, FIR No. 260/2015, P/S, Pulwama, before the

Court of Additional Sessions Judge, Pulwama ;

8. State vs Farooq Ahmad Khan & Anr involving offences punishable

under section 8/20 NDPS Act, FIR No. 109/2011, P/S, Awantipora, before

the Court of Additional Sessions Judge, Pulwama ;

9. State vs Tariq Ahmad Wagay involving offences punishable under

section 15/18 NDPS Act, FIR No. 81/2010, P/S, Pulwama, before the

Court of Additional Sessions Judge, Pulwama ;

10. State vs Sayar Ahmad Dar & Ors involving offences punishable

under section 15/18 NDPS Act, FIR No. 180/2012, P/S, Pulwama, before

the Court of Additional Sessions Judge, Pulwama ;

GOVERNMENT OF JAMMU AND KASHMIR

CIVIL SECRETARIAT—HOME DEPARTMENT

Notification

Srinagar, the 4th October, 2019.

SRO-565.—Whereas, on 20-02-2019 Police Station, Zainpora

received an information through reliable sources to the effect that accused

Shamas-u-Din Mir S/o Ab. Khaliq Mir R/o Safanagri, Zainpora has

constructed a hideout in his cowshed for terrorists of HM outfit, so that

the terrorists can hide there to carry out terrorist subversive activities ;

and

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2. Whereas, a case FIR No. 11/2019, U/S 19 ULA(P) Act, 1967

was registered at Police Station, Zainapora and investigation initiated ;

and

3. Whereas, during the course of investigation, on the basis of

statements of witnesses, the seizure memos and other evidence,

Photography of the hideout was conducted and from the hideout arms/

ammunition viz. 01 AK-MAG,12 AK round and a Pouch were recovered,

the Investigating Officer established a prima facie case against the

accused person namely ; Shamas-u-Din Mir S/o Ab. Khaliq Mir R/o

Safanagri, Zainpora under section 7/25 A. Act and 19 of the Unlawful

Activities (Prevention) Act 1967 ; and

4. Whereas, the Authority 'appointed by the State Government under

sub-section (2) of section 45 of the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act,

1967, has independently scrutinized the Case Diary file and all the other

relevant documents relating to the case and has come to a definite

conclusion that this is a fit Case for accord of prosecution sanction

against the said accused person ; and

5. Whereas, after perusing the Case Diary, the relevant documents

and also taking into consideration the observations/views of the Authority

appointed under sub-section (2) of section 45 of the Unlawful Activities

(Prevention) Act, 1967, the State Government is of the view that there

is sufficient material and evidence available against the accused person

for his prosecution under the aforesaid provisions of law.

Now, therefore, in exercise of powers conferred by sub-section (2)

of section 45 of the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, 1967, the State

Government hereby accords sanction for launching prosecution against

the accused persons namely Shamas-u-Din Mir S/o Ab. Khaliq Mir R/o

Safanagri, Zainpora for the commission of offences punishable

GOVERNMENT OF JAMMU AND KASHMIR

CIVIL SECRETARIAT—HOME DEPARTMENT

Notification

Srinagar, the 9th October, 2019.

SRO-566.—Whereas, on 26-04-2019 some unknown militants fired

upon Sentry on duty Constable Feroz Ahmads No. 2035/S of Police Post,

Chanaporas Srinagar who was critically injured due to bullets received on

his body. The militants took advantage of darkness and managed to flee

from the spot. The injured constable of Police Post, Chanapora, Srinagar

was immediately shifted to Hospital for treatment ; and

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[No. 27-h

2. Whereas a case FIR No. 79/2019, U/S 307 RPC, 7/27 A. Act

was registered in P/S, Sadder, Srinagar and investigation of the case was

taken up ; and

3. Whereas, during investigation accused Junaid Ahmad Dar S/o

Mohammad Shafi Dar R/o Balpora, Wathoora, Chadoora was arrested

who disclosed that his associate Mushtaq Ahmad Rather S/o Ali

Mohammad Rather R/o Bunahara, Wathoora, Chadoora on the directions

of JeM Militant Sameer Ahmad Dar S/o Mohd Subhan Dar R/o Kakapora,

Pulwama (absconding) made a conspiracy to attach Police Post,

Chanapora. Accordingly, accused Mushtaq Ahmad Rather was also

arrested, the accused disclosed that he along with other accused Junaid

and Lateef Ahmad on the directions of accused Sameer Ahmad have

conspired to kill the Sentry on duty in order to snatch the weapon from

him and in furtherance of the conspiracy he fired on the sentry with his

pistol and Junaid tried to snatch the weapon and Lateef Ahmad was

waiting on his motorcycle. Also, during investigation, arms/ammunition

has been recovered which include, pistol, pistol meg 02 Nos., pistol pouch,

six live rounds of pistol and four empty cartridges ; and

4. Whereas, the investigation conducted, prima facie, established

the commission of offence punishable U/S 307, 325 RPC, 7/27 A. Act 13,

18, 20, 38, 39 of the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, 1967, against

the accused persons namely ; 1. Junaid Ahmad Dar S/o Mohammad

Shafi Dar R/o Balpora, Wathoora, Chadoora (militant of JeM), 2. Mushtaq

Ahmad Rather S/o Ali Mohammad Rather R/o Bunahara, Wathoora,

Chadoora (militant of JeM) 3. Lateef Ahmad Dar S/o Farooq Ahmad Dar

R/o Bunahara, Wathoora, Chadoora and 4 Sameer Ahmad Dar S/o Mohd

Subhan Dar R/o Kakapora, Pulwama (absconding) ; and

5. Whereas, the Authority appointed by the State Government

under sub-section (2) of section 45 of the Unlawful Activities (Prevention)

Act, 1967, has independently scrutinized the Case Diary file and all the

other relevant documents relating to the case and has come to a definite

conclusion that this is a fit case for accord of prosecution sanction against

the said accused persons ; and

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6. Whereas, after perusing the Case Diary, the relevant documents

and also taking into consideration the observations/view of the Authority

appointed under sub-section (2) of section 45 of the Unlawful Activities

(Prevention) Act, 1967, the State Government is of the view that there

is sufficient material and evidence available against the accused persons

for their prosecution under the aforesaid provisions of law.

Now, therefore, in exercise of powers conferred by sub-section (2)

of section 45 of the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, 1967, the State

Government hereby accords sanction for launching prosecution against

the accused persons namely ; 1. Junaid Ahmad Dar S/o Mohmnmad

Shafi Dar R/o Balpora, Wathoora, Chadoora 2. Mushtaq Ahmad Rather

S/o Ali Mohammad Rather R/o Bunahara, Wathoora, Chadoora 3. Lateef

Ahmad Dar S/o Farooq Ahmad Dar R/o Bunahara, Wathoora, Chadoora

and 4. Sameer Ahmad Dar S/o Mohd Subhan Dar R/o Kakapora,

Pulwama (absconding) for the commission of offences punishable U/S 13

(2), 18, 20, 38 & 39 of Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, 1967, in case

FIR No. 79/2019 of Police Station, Sadder, Srinagar.

By order of the Government of Jammu and Kashmir.

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

Principal Secretary to the Government,

Home Department.

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GOVERNMENT OF JAMMU AND KASHMIR

CIVIL SECRETARIAT—HEALTH AND MEDICAL EDUCATION

DEPARTMENT

Notification

Srinagar, the 24th October, 2019.

SRO- 640.— In exercise of the powers conferred by clause (g) and

(h) of the section 2 of the Jammu and Kashmir Board of Professional

Entrance Examination Act, 2002, the Governor hereby directs that notification

SRO 505 dated 20-08-2019 shall take effect from the academic Session,

2020-21.

By order of the Governor of Jammu and Kashmir.

(Sd.) ATAL DULLOO, IAS,

Financial Commissioner,

Health and Medical Education Department.

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GOVERNMENT OF JAMMU AND KASHMIR

CIVIL SECRETARIAT—HEALTH AND MEDICAL

EDUCATION DEPARTMENT

Notification

Srinagar, 25th of October, 2019.

SRO-800.—In exercise of the powers conferred by proviso to

Article 309 of the Constitution of India, the Governor is pleased to direct

that the cadre of the [Government Medical College, Kathua (Gazetted)

Service], Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir, shall comprise the posts

as indicated in Schedule-I to this notification, subject to any modifications

as may be necessary.

This shall come into force with immediate effect.

By order of the Governor.

(Sd.) ATAL DULLOO, IAS,

Financial Commissioner,

Health and Medical Education Department.

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Schedule-I to SRO-793 dated 25-10-2019

Name of the

Number

Pay

Cadre

No. post

of posts

Level

Structure

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Office Incharge

Level-13 (123100-215900)+12000 UT

(Principal/Dean)

Coordinator (Head

Level-13 (123100-215900)

of a Department

nominated by

Principal/Dean)

DEPARTMENT OF ANATOMY :

Professor

Level-13 (123100-215900)

Associate Professor/ 1

Level-12 (78800- 209200)

Reader

Assistant Professor/

Level-11 (67700-208700)

Lecturer

Tutors/Demonstrators 4

Level-09 (52700-166700)

DEPARTMENT OF PHYSIOLOGY :

Professor

Level-13 (123100-215900)

Associate Professor/ 1

Level-12 (78800-209200)

Reader

Assistant Professor/

Level-11 (67700-208700)

Lecturer

Tutors/Demonstrators 4

Level-09 (52700-166700)

DEPARTMENT OF BIOCHEMISTRY :

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Level-13 (123100-215900)

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Level-12 (78800-209200)

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Lecturer

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DEPARTMENT OF MICROBIOLOGY :

Professor

Level-13 (123100-215900)

Associate Professor

Level-12 (78800-209200)

Assistant Professor

Level-11 (67700-208700)

Tutors/Demonstrators 3

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Level-13 (123100-215900)

Associate Professor/ 1

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COMMUNITY MEDICINE :

Professor

Level-13 (123100-215900)

Associate Professor/ 2

Level-12 (78800-209200)

Reader

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Assistant Professor

Statistician-cum-

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Assistant Professor

Tutors/Demonstrators 4

Level-09 (52700-166700)

STAFF FOR RURAL TRAINING HEALTH CENTRE

(INCLUDING FIELDWORK AND EPIDEMIOLOGICAL

STUDIES) :

Medical Officer of

Level-11 (67700-208700)

Health-cum-Lecturer/

Assistant Professor

Lady Medical Officer 1

Level-09 (52700-166700)

URBAN TRAINING HEALTH CENTRE :

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GENERAL MEDICINE :

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Associate Professor/ 3

Level-12 (78800-209200)

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Level-09 (52700-166700)

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Junior Residents

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TUBERCULOSIS AND RESPIRATORY DISEASES :

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Level-12 (78800- 209200)

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Resident

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Child Psychologist

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DEPARTMENT OF OTO-RHINO-LARYGOLOGY (ENT) :

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Reader

Assistant Professor/

Level-11 (67700-208700) UT

Lecturer

Tutor/Registrar/Senior 3

Level-09 (52700-166700) UT

Resident

Junior Residents

Level-09 (52700-166700) UT

Antenatal Medical

Level-11 (67700-208700) UT

Officer-cum-Lecturer/

Assistant Professor

Maternity and Child

Level-11 (67700-208700) UT

Welfare Officer-cum-

Lecturer/Assistant

Professor

DEPARTMENT OF RADIO-DIAGNOSIS :

Professor

Level-13 (123100-215900) UT

Associate Professor/ 1

Level-12 (78800-209200) UT

Reader

Assistant Professor/

Level-11 (67700- 208700) UT

Lecturer

Tutors/Registrars/

Level-09 (52700-166700) UT

Senior Residents

DEPARTMENT OF RADIO-THERAPY (OPTIONAL) :

Professor

Level-13 (123100-215900) UT

Associate Professor/ 1

Level-12 (78800-209200) UT

Reader

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Assistant Professor/

Level-11 (67700-208700) UT

Lecturer

Tutors/Registrars

Level-09 (52700-166700) UT

DEPARTMENT OF ANAESTHESIOLOGY :

Professor

Level-13 (123100-215900) UT

Associate Professor/ 2

Level-12 (78800-209200) UT

Reader

Assistant Professor/

Level-11 (67700-208700) UT

Lecturer

Tutors/Registrars/

Level-09 (52700-166700)

Senior Residents

DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL MEDICINE AND

REHABILITATION (OPTIONAL) :

Associate Professor

Level-12 78800-209200

Assistant Professor/

Level-11 67700-208700

Lecturer

Senior Residents

Level-09 52700-166700

House Surgeon/

Level-09 52700-166700

Junior Resident

DEPARTMENT OF DENTISTRY :

Professor

Level-13 (123100-215900) UT

Associate Professor/ 1

Level-12 (78800- 209200) UT

Reader

Assistant Professor/

Level-11 (67700-208700) UT

Lecturer

Tutor/Registrar/Senior 2

Level-09 (52700-166700) UT

Residents

BLOOD BANK :

Professor/Reader

Level-13 (123100-215900) UT

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Lecturer

Level-09 (52700-166700) UT

CENTRAL RECORD SECTlON :

Medical Record

Level-08 (47600-151100)

Officer

CENTRAL ANIMAL HOUSE :

Veterinary Officer

Level-09 (52700-166700) UT

CENTRAL LIBRARY :

Librarian

Level-08 (47600-151100)

MEDICAL EDUCATION UNIT :

Deputy Director (P&S)1

Level-09 (52700-166700) UT

Assistant Director (P&S) 1

Level-08 (47600-151100)

Chief Accounts

Level-09 (52700-166700) UT

Officer

Public Law Officer

Level-08 (47600-151100)

Administrative Officer1

Level-08 (47600-151100)

Sports Officer

Level-08 (47600-151100)

CENTRAL CASUALTY SERVICES :

Casualty Medical

Level-09 (52700-166700) UT

Officer

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Grand Total 269

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(Sd.) JAVAID AHMAD MALIK, kAS,

Under Secretary to Government,

Health and Medical Education Department.

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GOVERNMENT OF JAMMU AND KASHMIR

CIVIL SECRETARIAT—HOME DEPARTMENT

Notification

Srinagar, the 28th of October, 2019.

SRO-935.–In exercise of the powers conferred by proviso to

Article 309 of the Constitution of India, the Governor is pleased to direct

that the cadre of the Jammu and Kashmir Police (Gazetted) Service for the

Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir upon exclusion of the posts of

Union Territory of Ladakh, shall comprise the posts as indicated in Schedule-

I to this notification, subject to any modifications as may be necessary.

This shall come into force with immediate effect.

By order of the Governor.

(Sd.) SHALEEN KABRA, IAS,

Principal Secretary to the Government,

Home Department.

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Schedule-1 to SRO-935 of 2019 dated 28-10-2019.

Name of the post

Number

Pay Band/Scale

Cadre

No.

of Posts of the post with Grade Pay

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General Executive Cadre :

Superintendent of Police

198

Level -11 (67700-208700)

Deputy Superintendent of

546

Level-8 (47600-151100)

Police

Telecommunication Cadre :

Director, Telecom.

Level-13A (131100-216600) UT

Superintendent of

Level -11 (67700-208700)

Police Telecom.

Deputy Superintendent

Level-8 (47600-151100)

of Police Telecom.

Ministerial Cadre :

Superintendent of

Level -11 (67700-208700)

Police (M)

Deputy Superintendent

Level-8 (47600-151100)

of Police (M)

Stenography Cadre :

Superintendent of Police (S) 3

Level -11 (67700-208700)

Deputy Superintendent

Level-8 (47600-151100)

of Police (S)

Police Transport Workshop Cadre :

10.

Superintendent of Police

Level -11 (67700-208700)

(PTWS)

11.

Deputy Superintendent

Level-8 (47600-151100)

of Police (PTWS)

Arms/Ammunition Cadre :

12.

Superintendent of Police

Level -11 (67700-208700)

Arms/Ammunition

Photography Cadre :

13.

Deputy Superintendent

Level-8 (47600-151100)

of Police (Photo)

Accounts Wing :

14.

Chief Accounts Officer

Level-12 (131100-216600)

15.

Accounts Officer

Level-8 (47600-151100)

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Planning and Statistics Wing :

16.

DD (Plg. STS.)

Level -11 (67700-208700)

17.

Level-8 (47600-151100)

Engineering Wing :

18.

Ex Engg.

Level-12 (78800-2019200)

19.

AEE

Level-8 (47600-151100)

Public Relations Wing :

20.

Spl. Asstt.

Level-8 (47600-151100)

21.

Editor

Level-8 (47600-151100)

22.

PRO

Level-8 (47600-151100)

Medical Wing :

23.

Medical Superintendent

Level-12 (78800-2019200)

24.

Doctor

Level -11 (67700-208700)

(Sd.) RASHID RAINA, KAS,

Under Secretary to Government,

Home Department.

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GOVERNMENT OF JAMMU AND KASHMIR

CIVIL SECRETARIAT— DEPARTMENT OF LAW, JUSTICE AND

PARLIAMENTARY AFFAIRS

Notification

Jammu, the 9th December, 2019.

S. O.-26.— In exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section (1) of

section 20 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973, the Government hereby

appoints following officers to be the Executive Magistrates, who shall

exercise all the powers of an Executive Magistrate within their territorial

jurisdiction of District Srinagar :—

S. No. Name of the officer

Designation

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S/Shri

Mr. Mohammad Latief Sofi

I/c Naib-Tehsildar, Chattabal

Mr. Manzoor Ahmad Qureshi

I/c Naib-Tehsildar, HMT

By order of the Government.

(Sd.) ACHAL SETHI,

Secretary to Government,

Department of Law, Justice and Parlimentary Affairs.

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GOVERNMENT OF JAMMU AND KASHMIR

CIVIL SECRETARIAT—DEPARTMENT OF LAW, JUSTICE AND

PARLIAMENTARY AFFAIRS

(ACQUITTAL SECTION)

Notification

Jammu, the 9th December, 2019.

S. O.–28.— In exercise of the powers conferred by section 24

of the Code of Criminal Prodedure, 1973, the Notification SRO-423

dated 20-10-2014 is hereby rescinded with immediate effect.

(Sd.) ACHAL SETHI,

Secretary to Government,

Department of Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs.

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GOVERNMENT OF JAMMU AND KASHMIR

CIVIL SECRETARIAT—FINANCE DEPARTMENT

Notification

Jammu, the 16th December, 2019.

S. O.-37.— In exercise of the powers conferred by section 5 of the

Jammu and Kashmir Levy of Tolls Act, Samvat 1995 (Act No.VIII of

1995), the Government hereby exempt from payment of levy of toll

leviable under the said Act, on import/export of sand/bajri/gravel and

their allied products into/from the Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir

up to 31-03-2020 or till further orders, whichever is earlier.

By order of the Government of Jammu and Kashmir.

(Sd.) DR. ARUN KUMAR MEHTA, IAS,

Financial Commissioner,

Finance Department.

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GOVERNMENT OF JAMMU AND KASHMIR

CIVIL SECRETARIAT––REVENUE DEPARTMENT

Notification

Srinagar, the 25th June, 2020.

S.O.-202.––In exercise of the powers conferred by sub-sections (4)

and (5) of section 6 of the Jammu and Kashmir Land Revenue Act, Samvat

1996 (XIII of 1996), read with sub-section (1) of section 19 of the Jammu

and Kashmir Agrarian Reforms Act, 1976 and in supersession of all previous

notifications, the Government hereby confer upon Shri Hashmat Ali Khan,

KAS, Joint Financial Commissioner, Agrarian Reforms, Jammu and Kashmir

the powers of Financial Commissioner (Revenue) and Commissioner,

Agrarian Reforms to be exercised by him within the Union Territory of

Jammu and Kashmir for purposes of hearing and disposing of Appeals and

Revisions under the Jammu and Kashmir Land Revenue Act, Samvat 1996

(1939 AD) and Jammu and Kashmir Agrarian Reforms Act, 1976, for the

cases transferred to him by the Financial Commissioner, Revenue.

By order of the Government of Jammu and Kashmir.

(Sd.) DR. PAWAN KOTWAL, IAS,

Principal Secretary to Government,

Revenue Department.

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GOVERNMENT OF JAMMU AND KASHMIR

CIVIL SECRETARIAT—HOME DEPARTMENT

Notification

Srinagar, the 23rd July, 2019.

SRO-470.–Whereas, on 28-10-2018, Police Station,

Pulwama received an information that a bullet riddled dead

body of one Imtiyaz Ahmad Mir S/o Jala-u-Din R/o

Sontubugh, Pulwama who working as a Sub-Inspector in

Police Department is lying at Village Wahibugh near Romshi

Nala ; and

Whereas, a case FIR No. 288 of 2018 under sections

302, 120-B RPC, 7/27 A. Act, 13, 18 of Unlawful Activities

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(Prevention) Act,1967 was registered at Police Station,

Pulwama and investigation was taken up ; and

Whereas, during the course of investigation, on the basis of

statements of witnesses, the seizure memos and other evidence, the

Investigating Officer established a prima facie case against the accused

persons namely, Mst. Saika D/o Mohammad Amin Shah R/o Tehab,

2. Ansar-ul-Haq Raina S/o Bashir Ahmad Raina R/o Ticken, Pulwama,

3. Shahid Mustaq Baba S/o Late Mushtaq Ahmad Baba R/o Drabgam,

Rajpora, 4. Liyaqat Muneer Wani S/o Late Muneer Wani R/o Below,

5. Wajid-ul-Islam S/o Muzaffar Ahmad Wani R/o Babhar, Pulwama and

6. Showkat Ahmad Mir @ Showket Cable S/o Gh. Mohd Mir R/o

Chandpora, Pulwama under sections 302, 120-B RPC, 7/27 A. Act, 13 &

18 of the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, 1967. It is further submitted

that accused militants namely Wajid-ul-Islam, Liyaqat Ahmad Wani, Shahid

Baba have been killed in different encounters with security forces whileas

accused Showkat Ahmad Mir (Showkat Cable) is absconding against whom

proceedings under section 512 Cr. P. C. have been proposed ; and

4. Whereas, the Authority appointed by the State Government under

sub-section (2) of section 45 of the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act,

1967, has independently scrutinized the Case Diary file and all the other

relevant documents relating to the case and has come to a definite conclusion

that this is a fit case for accord of prosecution sanction against the said

accused persons for commission of offences punishable under sections 13

and 18 of the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, 1967 ; and

5. Whereas, after perusing the Case Diary, the relevant documents

and also taking into consideration the observations/views of the Authority

appointed under sub-section (2) of section 45 of the Unlawful Activities

(Prevention) Act, 1967, the State Government is of the view that there is

sufficient material and evidence available against the accused persons for

their prosecution under the aforesaid provision of law.

Now, therefore, in exercise of the powers conferred by

sub-section (2) of section 45 of the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act,

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1967, the State Government hereby accords sanction for launching

prosecution against the accused persons namely, Mst. Saika D/o

Mohammad Amin Shah R/o Tehab, Ansar-ul-Haq Raina S/o Bashir Ahmad

Raina R/o Ticken, Pulwama and Showkat Ahmad Mir @ Showket Cable

S/o Gh. Mohd Mir R/o Chandpora, Pulwama for the commission of offences

punishable under sections 13 & 18 of Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act,

1967 in case FIR No. 288/2018 of Police Station, Pulwama.

By order of Government of Jammu and Kashmir.

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

Principal Secretary to the Government,

Home Department.

GOVERNMENT OF JAMMU AND KASHMIR

CIVIL SECRETARIAT—HOME DEPARTMENT

Notification

Srinagar, the 26th July, 2019.

SRO 476.–Whereas, on 10-09-2018 during Naka checking at Seer

Crossing one person coming from Sangrama towards Sopore seeing the

Naka tried to change his way. The suspect was chased by the Naka party

and apprehended tactfully. On search, one Army colour bag with one

T-shirt Chitra (Army colour), 10 AK 47 live ammunition and one AK-47

magazine were recovered from his possession. During preliminary enquiry,

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he disclosed his name as Farhat Ahmad Lone S/o Ghulam Hassan Lone

R/o Zangam, Pattan being affiliated with LeT outfit as OGW ; and

2. Whereas, a case FIR No. 94/2018 under section 18 ULA (P) Act,

7/25 A, Act was registered at Police Station, Tarzoo and investigation was

taken up ; and

3. Whereas, during the course of investigation, site plan of place of

occurence was prepared. Statement of witnesses acquainted with the facts

and circumstances of the case were recorded under relevant provisions of

law and placed on record besides statement of material witness was also

recorded under section 164-A Cr. PC. Investigation revealed that accused

Farhat Ahmad Lone S/o Ghulam Hassan Lone R/o Zangam, Pattan is an

active OGW of LeT outfit operating in Police District, Sopore and in criminal

conspiracy was going to join the LeT ranks but was apprehended before he

could succeed in his nefarious design. The said accused had received the

arms/ammunition from the militants of LeT to carry out terrorist activities

in the jurisdiction of Police Station, Sopore. Based on the facts and

circumstances investigation conducted has prima facie established offences

punishable under sections 7/25 A Act, 18 UAP Act against accused Farhat

Ahmad Lone S/o Ghulam Hassan Lone R/o Zangam, Pattan and accordingly

investigation of case has been concluded as proved against him. It is here

to mention that accused has been detained under PSA by the order of

District Magistrate, Baramulla vide order No. 74/DMB/PSA/2018

dated 20-07-2018 and is presently lodged in District Jail, Kote Bhalwal,

Jammu ; and

4. Whereas, the Authority appointed by the State Government under

sub-section (2) of section 45 of the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act,

1967, has independently scrutinized the Case Diary file and all the other

relevant documents relating to the case and has come to a definite conclusion

that this is a fit case for accord of prosecution sanction against the said

accused persons ; and

5. Whereas, after perusing the Case Diary, the relevant documents

and also taking into consideration the observations/views of the Authority

appointed under sub-section (2) of section 45 of the Unlawful Activities

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(Prevention) Act, 1967, the State Government is of the view that there is

sufficient material and evidence available against the accused persons for

his prosecution under the aforesaid provision of law.

6. Now, therefore, in exercise of powers conferred by

sub-section (2) of section 45 of the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act,

1967, the State Government hereby accords sanction for launching

prosecution against the accused person namely Farhat Ahmad Lone S/o

Ghulam Hassan Lone R/o Zangam, Pattan for the commission of offences

punishable under sections 18 of Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, 1967

arising out of FIR No. 94/2018 of Police Station, Tarzoo.

By order of Government of Jammu and Kashmir.

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

Principal Secretary to the Government,

Home Department.

GOVERNMENT OF JAMMU AND KASHMIR

CIVIL SECRETARIAT––HOME DEPARTMENT

Notification

Srinagar, the 6th August, 2019.

SRO-511.––Whereas, on 21-09-2018 Police Station, Yaripora received

a written docket from I/c PP, Beibagh to the effect that at about 20:45

hrs. Police Post, Beibagh reliable learnt that after evening hours some

unknown miscreants with intensions to disrupt forthcoming panchayat

elections set ablaze Panchayat Ghar building. The miscreants were led

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by Muzaffer Ahmad Mir S/o Ab. Rashid S/o Ab. Rashid Mir R/o Munad-

Gufan and Bilal Ahmad Thoker S/o Ghulam Ahmad Thoker R/o Munad-

Gufan ; and

Whereas, a case FIR No. 75/2018, under section 436 RPC,

3 Public Property (Prevention of Damage) Act, 1985, PP(D) Act, 13,

18, 19, 20, 38, 39 UA(P) Act was registered in Police Station, Yaripora

and investigation was taken up ; and

Whereas, during the course of investigation, site plan of place

of occurrence was prepared. Statement of witnesses acquainted with facts

and circumstances of case were recorded under relevant provisions of

law and placed on record. During investigation from the scene of crime

some burnt material was lifted and seized as piece of evidence and sent

to FSL, Srinagar for chemical analysis and report thereof is awaited.

Necessary memos to this effect were also prepared. In the meanwhile

the investigating agency also received a letter from BDO, Block, Behibagh

along with the report of Secretary, Panchayat Ghar, Munad-Gufan

regarding the burning of Panchayat Ghar and same was made part of

the file. Investigation conducted revealed that besides Muzaffer Ahamd

Mir and Bilal Ahmad Thoker some other persons namely, Shahid Ahmad

Rather, Ubaid Ahmad Rather, Sajad Ahmad Lone, Tawseef Ahmad Bhat,

Abdul Rashid Khan were also found involved in this criminal act. These

miscreants hatched a criminal conspiracy to set ablaze the Panchayat

Ghar with terrorists namely, Farooq Ahmad Bhat @ Nali S/o Ab. Gani

Bhat R/o Chack Dessend, Hilal Ahmad Wani S/o Mohd Akram Wani

R/o Machwa, Ishfaq Ahmad Itoo S/o Mohd Yousuf Itoo R/o Hangalbush,

Mohd Raqib Sheikh S/o Mohd Amin Sheikh R/o Shiganpora with the

intension to disturb the Panchayat Elections and to create fear psychosis

among the people and to disrupt the sovereignty and integrity of

India ; and

Whereas, on the day of occurrence they burnt the said

Panchayat Ghar and fled away from the spot. Subsequently accused

Muzaffer Ahmad Mir, Bilal Ahamd Thoker, Shahid Ahmad Rather, Ubaid

Ahmad Rather, Sajad Ahamd Lone, Tawseef Ahmad Bhat, Abdul Rashid

Khan were arrested in the case. Investigation further revealed that

A-8 to A-11 are members of banned organizations HM and LeT who

are involved in various unlawful activities in the District Kulgam.

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Accordingly categorization certificate in respect of them was also obtained

and placed on record. Investigation further revealed that accused Hilal

Ahmad Wani has been killed in an encounter and to this effect death

certificate and copy of FIR was also obtained and placed on file ; and

5. Whereas, based on the facts and circumstances together with

statement of witnesses so recorded under sections 161 and 164-A

Cr. P. C. would prima facie establish offences punishable under

sections 436 RPC, 04 PP(D) Act, 13, 18, 19, 38, 39 ULA(P) Act against

accused A1-A7 namely 1. Muzaffer Ahmad Mir S/o Ab. Rashid Mir

R/o Munad-Gufan, 2. Bilal Ahmad Thoker S/o Ghulam Ahamd Thoker

R/o Munad-Gufan, 3. Shahid Ahmad Rather S/o Mohd Ashraf Rather

R/o Munad-Gufan, 4. Ubaid Ahmad Rather S/o Mohammd Ahsan Rather

R/o Munad-Gufan, 5. Sajad Ahmad Lone S/o Mohammad Shafi Lone

R/o Munad-Gufan, 6. Tawseef Ahmad Bhat S/o Ali Mohd Bhat

R/o Tongdunoo and 7. Abdul Rashid Khan S/o Ghulam Ahmad Khan

R/o Munad-Gufan and offences under sections 436 RPC, 04 PP(D)

Act, 7/25 Arms Act, 13, 18, 39 ULA(P) Act against militant namely,

8. Farooq Ahmad Bhat @ Nali S/o Ab. Gani Bhat R/o Chak Dessend,

9. Hilal Ahmad Wani S/o Mohd Akram Wani R/o Machwa (killed

terrorist), 10. Ishfaq Ahamd Itoo S/o Mohd Yousuf Itoo R/o Hangalbush

(active terrorist), l1. Raqib Ahmad Sheikh S/o Mohd Amin Sheikh

R/o Shiganpora (active terrorist) and investigation of case has been

concluded as proved against them. It is further submitted that accused

A8, A10 and A11 all are active terrorists against whom proceedings under

section 512 Cr. P. C. have been proposed ; and

Whereas, the Authority appointed by the State Government

under sub-section (2) of section 45 of the Unlawful Activities (Prevention)

Act, 1967, has independently scrutinized the Case Diary file and all the

other relevant documents relating to the case and has come to a definite

conclusion that this is a fit case for accord of prosecution sanction against

the said accused persons ; and

Whereas, after perusing the Case Diary, the relevant documents

and also taking into consideration the observations/views of the Authority

appointed under sub-section (2) of section 45 of the Unlawful Activities

(Prevention) Act, 1967, the State Government is of the view that there

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is sufficient material and evidence available against the accused persons

for their prosecution under the aforesaid provisions of law.

Now, therefore, in exercise of powers conferred by sub-

section (2) of section 45 of the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act,

1967, the State Government hereby accords sanction for launching

prosecution against the following accused for the commission of offences

under various sections indicated against each arising out of FIR No.75/

2018 of Police Station, Yaripora. :—

Name of accused

Under sections

No.

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Muzaffer Ahmad Mir S/o Ab.

Rashid Mir R/o Munad-Guffan

2. Bilal Ahmad Thoker S/o

Ghulam Ahmad Thoker R/o

Munad-Gufan

3. Shahid Ahmad Rather

S/o Mohd Ashraf Rather

R/o Munad-Gufan

Ubaid Ahmad Rather S/o

13, 18, 19, 38 and 39 of

Mohammad Ahsan Rather

UAPA

R/o Munad-Gufan

Sajad Ahmad Lone

S/o Mohammad Shafi Lone

R/o Munad-Gufan

Tawseef Ahmad Bhat S/o Ali

Mohd Bhat R/o Tongdunoo

Abdul Rashid Khan S/o Ghulam

Ahmad Khan R/o Munad-Gufan

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Farooq Ahmad Bhat @ Nali

13, 18 and 39 of UAPA

S/o Ab. Gani Bhat R/o Chak

Dessend

Ishfaq Ahmad Itoo S/o

do.

Mohommad Yousuf Itoo

R/o Hangalbush (active militant)

10.

Raqib Ahmad Sheikh S/o Mohd

do.

Amin Sheikh R/o Shiganpora

(active militant)

By order of Government of Jammu and Kashmir.

(Sd.)

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Principal Secretary to the Government,

Home Department.

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GOVERNMENT OF JAMMU AND KASHMIR

CIVIL SECRETARIAT––HOME DEPARTMENT

Notification

Srinagar, the 26th August, 2019.

SRO-514.––Whereas, on 17-09-2018, Police Station, Kulgam

reliably came to know that some persons residing within the jurisdiction

of Police Station, Kulgam particularly Rameez Ahmad Shah S/o Manzoor

Ahmad Shah R/o Shouch and some unknown OGW’s of HM outfit are

directly linked with terrorists particularly Umar Majeed Ganie R/o Shouch

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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Jammu and Kashmir Government—Notifications.

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and have conducted meeting in the residential house of Rameez Ahmad

Shah and during the meeting they hatched conspiracy in order to disrupt

the peace and tranquility in the jurisdiction of Police Station, Kulgam

in view of forthcoming Panchayat/Municipal election. Further, the said

OGW’s are providing every kind of support to terrorists in terrorist

activities ; and

2. Whereas, a case FIR No. 161 of 2018 under sections 13, 18,

19, 38, 39 ULA(P) Act, 1967, 201 of R. P. C. was registered at Police

Station, Kulgam and investigation was taken up ; and

3. Whereas, during course of investigation site plan of place of

occurrence was prepared. Statement of witnesses acquainted with facts

and circumstances of the case were recorded under the relevant provisions

of law. Besides statement of material witness were recorded under section

164-A Cr. P. C. and placed on record. Statement of witnesses so recorded

would inter alia reveal that accused Rameez Ahmad Shah S/o Manzoor

Ahmad Shah R/o Shouch, Ishfaq Ahmad Sheikh S/o Mushtaq Ahmad

Sheikh R/o Katrasoo and Asif Ahmad Malik S/o Bashir Ahmad Malik

R/o Bugam are OGW’s of HM Outfit and are facilitating, aiding,

harboring, supporting the terrorist activities of militants especially Omer

Majeed Ganie who have conducted a meeting in the house of accused

Rameez Ahmad Shah for furtherance of subversive activities in South

Kashmir. Investigation also revealed that these accused OGW’s have

provided weapons to the said organization from unknown illegal

sources ; and

4. Whereas, evidence collected has prima facie established

commission of offences punishable under sections 13, 18, 19, 38, 39

UAP Act, 1967 against accused 1. Rameez Ahmad Shah S/o Manzoor

Ahmad Shah R/o Shouch and offences under sections 13, 18, 38, 39

UAP Act against accused 2. Ishfaq Ahmad Sheikh S/o Mushtaq Ahmad

Sheikh R/o Katrasoo and 3. Asif Ahmad Malik S/o Bashir Ahmad Malik

R/o Bugam and offences under sections 13, 18, 39 ULA(P) Act against

accused Umar Majeed Ganie S/o Ab. Majeed Ganie R/o Shouch and

investigation of the case has been concluded as proved against them.

It is further submitted that accused A-4 Umar Majeed Ganie has been

killed in an encounter with security forces and copy of FIR and death

certificate has been placed on record ; and

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5. Whereas, the Authority appointed by the State Government

under sub-section (2) of section 45 of the Unlawful Activities (Prevention)

Act, 1967, has independently scrutinized the Case Diary file and all the

other relevant documents relating to the case and has come to a definite

conclusion that this is a fit case for accord of prosecution sanction against

the said accused persons ; and

6. Whereas, after perusing the Case Diary, the relevant documents

and also taking into consideration the observations/views of the Authority

appointed under sub-section (2) of section 45 of the Unlawful Activities

(Prevention) Act, 1967, the State Government is of the view that there

is sufficient material and evidence available against the accused persons

for their prosecution under the aforesaid provisions of law.

7. Now, therefore, in exercise of powers conferred by sub-

section (2) of section 45 of the Unlawful Activities (Prevention)

Act, 1967, the State Government hereby accords sanction for launching

prosecution against the following accused for the commission of offences

under various sections of Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, 1967 as

shown against each arising out of FIR No. 161/2018 of Police Station,

Kulgam :—

Name of Accused

Under sections

No.

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01 Rameez Ahmad Shah S/o Manzoor Ahmad

13, 18, 19, 38

Shah R/o Shouch

and 39 of UAPA

02 Ishfaq Ahmad Sheikh S/o Mushtaq Ahmad

13, 18, 38 and

Sheikh R/o Katrasoo

39 of UAPA

03 Asif Ahmad Malik S/o Bashir Ahmad Malik

13, 18, 38 and 39

R/o Bugam

of UAPA

By order of Government of Jammu and Kashmir.

(Sd.)

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Principal Secretary to the Government,

Home Department.