News wire, Anantnag (2025)

13/12/2025

A woman from Bijbehara has lost her golden chains while traveling from Bijbehara to Anantnag and while passing through Bijbehara market. On humanitarian grounds, people are requested to share this video so that the lost chains can be recovered and returned to her.
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13/12/2025

- Concerns Rise Over Egg Quality Amid Ongoing Sampling Drive
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12/12/2025

Annual Urs of Hazrat Fateh Shah Sahab Celebrated with Great Devotion in Batengoo

The annual Urs of Hazrat Fateh Shah Sahab was observed with great zeal and religious fervour in Batengoo. Devotees from various areas gathered at the revered shrine to participate in special prayers, Naat recitations, and spiritual gatherings held throughout the day.

Religious scholars highlighted the noble teachings and legacy of Hazrat Fateh Shah Sahab, urging people to follow the path of peace, compassion, and unity. The event concluded with collective prayers for communal harmony, prosperity, and well-being of the region.

Adequate arrangements were put in place by the local administration to ensure the smooth conduct of the Urs, allowing devotees to offer their respects without inconvenience.
Shaykh Dawoodi SHAKIR DAWOODI Soutul Awliya J&K Sout-ul-Awliya Tehreek-e-Soutul Awliya

11/12/2025

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11/12/2025

No Strike Till Saturday, From All Kashmir Transporters Confederation (AKTC)

The All Kashmir Transporters Confederation (AKTC) has submitted a detailed 10-point agenda highlighting several pressing issues faced by transporters across Jammu and Kashmir. The agenda has already been taken up with the Commissioner Secretary to the Government, Transport Department, as well as the Transport Commissioner of J&K. According to AKTC, these matters are currently under active consideration, and the Government has assured that the concerns will be addressed in due course.

Meanwhile, transporters have raised strong objections to the recent decision by the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MoRTH), Government of India, to double the fitness fees for old-model vehicles. AKTC stated that the issue had earlier been discussed with the J&K administration, which had assured that the fee would be split into two half-yearly instalments to reduce the burden on vehicle owners. However, a fresh notification was issued before this arrangement could be implemented.

AKTC has affirmed that it will take up the matter again with the relevant authorities and will continue to fight for the interests of the transport community.

A copy of the agenda dated 01 October 2025—discussed with the Commissioner Secretary on 6 October 2025 and subsequently with the Transport Commissioner, UT of J&K, in November 2025 at Jammu—has been enclosed for reference.

09/12/2025

Harmony Shines in Qazigund: Muslims Perform Last Rites of Hindu Laborer with Full Hindu Rituals

A heartwarming scene of unity and humanity unfolded in Qazigund today, where local Muslims performed the last rites of a Hindu laborer in accordance with full Hindu traditions — setting a remarkable example of communal harmony and compassion.

The deceased, Manoj Kumar, a laborer from West Bengal, had been living in Kashmir for quite some time. He had been unwell for the past few days and, with no family members around, local residents — especially Muslims — took care of him like one of their own.

When he passed away, grief spread across the community. What followed next deeply moved everyone. The Muslim residents not only carried out the funeral arrangements but also performed every Hindu ritual with utmost respect and devotion — from the chanting of mantras to the lighting of the funeral pyre.

The emotional scene in Qazigund served as a powerful reminder that humanity and compassion transcend all religious boundaries.

This act of brotherhood and mutual respect has been widely appreciated across the region, highlighting that the spirit of Kashmiriyat — the age-old tradition of communal harmony in the Valley — continues to live on.

08/12/2025

Family Alleges Medical Negligence After 23-Year-Old Woman Di€s at GMC Anantnag

A 23-year-old woman tragically passed away at Government Medical College (GMC) Anantnag, with her family alleging that medical negligence by the hospital staff led to her untimely death.

Family members said the woman was admitted after developing severe health complications. They alleged that despite repeated appeals for urgent medical attention, the doctors on duty did not respond in time, causing her condition to worsen.

Demanding justice, the family has called for a thorough probe and strict action against those found responsible. They urged the authorities to ensure accountability so that similar incidents do not recur.

Reacting to the allegations, Maternity and Child Care Hospital Medical Superintendent Dr. Mustaq Ah Shah said that an inquiry committee has already been constituted to investigate the matter. He assured that a fair and transparent probe is underway and added that anyone found guilty will be dealt with strictly.

Meanwhile, MLA West, Advocate Abdul Majeed Larmi, assured the bereaved family that justice will be delivered. He emphasized that the matter will be pursued thoroughly and that those responsible, if found guilty, will be held accountable. Larmi expressed solidarity with the family during this difficult time and urged authorities to ensure a fair and transparent investigation.

08/12/2025

PDP responsible for current era of disempowerment, says NC’s Imran Shah; hits back at Dr Mehboob Beg

Shah Calls for Strengthened Youth Programs, Celebrates Anzwallah Reds’ Tournament Win

Anantnag, Dec 8: Senior Leader and National Conference District Vice President Anantnag, Imran Amin Shah, today slammed PDP Leadership for false rehortic and misinformation.

Strongly countering the remarks made by Dr Mehboob Beg at Town Hall Anantnag, Imran Shah reminded Dr Beg of his past speeches and his decision to quit the National Conference after telling people that only Late M***i Mohammad Sayeed could stop the BJP, yet later agreeing to form a coalition government with the BJP.

Imran Shah said it is on record that Dr Mehboob Beg himself admitted that he was consulted by the PDP leadership during the government formation, and that it was Dr. Beg who actually coined the term ‘bringing together the North and South Poles’ Shah added that this political coalition between the “North and South Poles” ultimately pushed Kashmir into the current era, enabling the BJP to revoke the special status and disempower democratic institutions.

He made these remarks while speaking at an event in Anzwallah village of the Anantnag Central Assembly Constituency.
Shah also criticized Dr Mehboob Beg for bringing workers from different constituencies to Town Hall Anantnag, saying that such actions reflect his “political failure.”

On the occasion, he highlighted that under the leadership of Chief Minister Omar Abdullah, the government had involved youth in sports activities, and he stressed the need for more such initiatives to keep young people away from drugs and violence.
He also congratulated Anzwallah Reds for winning the 3rd edition of the local tournament.
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07/12/2025

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07/12/2025

Reacting on Public Service Commission, PDP’s Chief Spokesperson Mirza Mehboob Beigh said that Omar Abdullah claims to have written a letter regarding the matter. However, the Lieutenant Governor revealed that the file sent by Omar Abdullah had been rejected by him at the very moment it was received.

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07/12/2025

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07/12/2025

National Conference Strengthens Base in Anantnag as Senior PDP Workers Join Party

Shah lauds Govt’s Reservation Initiative; Calls for Concrete Solution for Daily Wagers

Anantnag, Dec 6: Reaffirming the National Conference’s commitment to the holistic development of the Anantnag Central Segment and restoring its “pristine glory,” senior NC leader and District vice President Anantnag, Imran Amin Shah, criticized the previous PDP regime for failing to fulfill its promises and for the current challenges faced by the district and the wider region.

Shah accused the PDP leadership of “looting resources” and engaging in “mass corruption,” alleging that the party’s idea of self-rule was restricted to benefiting their “family and friends.” He said the general public was made a scapegoat through hollow slogans and exaggerated claims.

He said that despite ruling for more than two decades, Anantnag district still lacks basic amenities, and leaders who were rejected by the people are now returning with rhetoric aimed at misleading the public. He added that the NC would “strongly oppose such tactics” and respond with good governance.

Shah was speaking at a function where Tariq Ahmad Dar, Deh President PDP from Doni Chek Anzvola, along with a dozen workers, joined the National Conference.

He assured the locals that the long-pending macadamization and widening of the Doni Chek–Anzulla and Anchidoora roads would soon be addressed. He also urged the government to begin construction of a Primary Health Centre (PHC) in Anzulla to serve the area’s large population.

While welcoming the government’s recent decision on the reservation issue, Shah expressed hope that a concrete and lasting solution for daily wagers would also be announced soon.

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