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more than that," Omar told reporters here. The Chief Minister said the State is not demanding more than what was its right. "We should get our share of electricity. We should get help in funding by the Planning Commission. We should also get help for the loss we undertake by being at the frontier of the battle against militancy in the State. I am not ask- ing for anything more than that," he said. Modi is scheduled to arrive in Kashmir on Friday on his first visit to the Valley as the Prime Minister. He will inaugurate the 240-MW Uri-II power project in Baramulla District. Omar, who is also the Working President of National Conference (NC), said his party has not yet taken a decision on entering a pre-poll alliance with Congress for the Assembly elections later this year. "We have not decided whether to fight in an alliance or not. I have been reit- erating it that in both the parties - National Conference and Congress -- there are many voices which are not in favour of an alliance, but both the parties have left the decision on their leaderships. "NC Working Committee has passed a resolution and put the responsibility on its president Farooq Abdullah. He will decide whether it will be in favour of the party to have an alliance or not. For that, Farooq Sahib will consult his colleagues and decide. Same way, Congress will do," he said. On newspaper reports about NC's decision to join hands with Congress for the Assembly polls, Omar said, "If I take as truth whatever comes in newspapers, this world would be (of) a different kind. I came to understand it soon that whatever I read in papers, very less of that is based on reality." To a question about "delay" in announcing mandates by the party, Omar said, "This is not a race. The race is for winning the elections." "If by announcing the mandates, elections would have been won, then I would have announced them six years back. It does not make a big difference. When we will be ready with the mandates, we will tell you," he said. The Chief Minister said he was "fully ready" for the elections in the State. "My confi- dence was never low. I have taken blows sometimes, but those blows also make you more confident and I am fully ready for the forthcoming test," he said. (PTI)
The increase in state levies such as entry tax and octroi led to prices of domestic LPG rising in Kerala by Rs 4.50 per cylinder, Rs 3 in Karnataka, Rs 5.50 in Madhya Pradesh and Re 1 per cylinder in Uttar Pradesh. There was a small increase of 2 paise and 8 paise in PDS kerosene rates in Haryana and Uttar Pradesh, respectively. On the other hand, a reduction in state levies led to a cut in LPG prices by Rs 9.50 per cylinder in Assam, Rs 1.50 in Bihar and Rs 3 per cylinder in Maharashtra. Rates of kerosene sold through the public distribution system fell by 11 paise per litre in Maharashtra and Rs 1.32 per litre in Navi Mumbai. The Oil Ministry on Wednesday ordered that the hikes in both LPG and kerosene rates be put on hold pending consultations with the state govern- ments on state-specific levies. However, the reduction in prices will be passed on to consumers, an official statement said here on Wednesday. Besides excise duty levied by the Central Government and sales tax or VAT by state governments, certain other local levies such as entry tax, octroi and input tax restrictions on VAT are applicable in some states. "In order to ensure that revenue demands of certain states don't become a burden for consumers across the country, the government had introduced the scheme of State Specific Costs (SSC) on 24th July, 2012, to recover such irrecoverable levies from the consumers of the state/municipal area levying such taxes," the statement said. In accordance with the scheme, oil companies carry out quarterly revisions in the Retail Selling Price (RSP) of sensitive petroleum products, including PDS kerosene and domestic LPG, in 12 states where such taxes were incurred. The latest revision in these states was due this month. "The govern- ment has the interest of consumers utmost in its mind and has therefore decided to insulate the consumers from the impact of any increase in the RSP of domestic LPG and PDS kerosene due to revision of SSC," the statement said. It has been decided that the revision of LPG and PDS kerosene prices for those consumers on account of upward revision of SSC would be deferred till discussions are completed with state governments. (PTI) Will retire from politics... there are several things that will happen whose control is not in their hands." "For example, whatever is happening in Iraq has impact on the prices of the petrol. It is imminent that people would be annoyed. But it is not in the control of the government. They had promised good days ahead. But due to the poor monsoon, bad days are going to come in future." "You can talk of good days only when you are in command of things and sit- uation," Omar said. DGP promotes... Kumar; Gansham Singh; Rajeev Vaid; Parviez Ahmad Dar 7310/NGO; Nisar Ahmad Wani 7129/NGO; Manzoor Ahamd 7174/NGO; Rakesh Kumar; Tanveer Hussain 7124/NGO; Satish Kumar "OSC"; Hilal Ahmad 7184/NGO; Sunil Kumar 7145/NGO; Feroz Ahmad 7130/NGO; Imtiyaz Ahmad; Tanvir Ahmad Dar 7554/NGO; Manzoor Ahmad 7308/NGO; Manoj Kumar 7235/NGO; Farooq Ahmad 7147/NGO; Sajad Ahmad 7165/NGO; Parmodh Singh; Manraj Singh Social Caste; Mohammad Ishaq 7143/NGO; Tasaduq Majeed 7137/NGO; Shabir Hussain 7168/NGO; Mohd Rouf 7172/NGO; Ashiq Hussain 7177/NGO; Sunil Kumar 7191/NGO RBA; Aftab Ahmad 7144/NGO; Sabzar Ahmad 7179/NGO; Arshid Ahmad 7140/NGO; Bopinder Singh; Rakesh Mani 7277/NGO SOC; Satya Parkash 7246/NGO RBA; Ahmad 7224/NGO RBA; Tanveer Jehangir 7553/NGO RBA; Raghubir Sharma 7265/NGO "RBA"; Jalil Ahmad 7233/NGO RBA; Sarikant Parihar 7247/NGO RBA; Ashiq Hussain 7301/NGO RBA; Motup Tashi 7533/NGO ST; Jigmeet Lotus 7538/NGO ST; Bashir Ahmad 7564/NGO ST; Stanzin Wangchok 7134/NGO ST; Shiv Dev Singh SC; Mustaj Ahmad 7204/NGO ST; Jamyang Tsephil ST; Tsewang Namgial ST; Kamal Kishore SC; Rajesh Angral SC; and Ranbir Singh ALC. DGP congratulated the promoted officers and their families. He asked them to rededicate themselves for public service.
rituals namely Bhoomi Pujan, Navgrah Pujan and Dhawajarohan (flag hoisting) connected with the commencement of annual Chhari Mubarak Swami Amarnathji Yatra shall be performed at Pahalgam on auspicious occa- sion of Ashad-Purnima (Vyas-Purnima)," Mahant Deependra Giri, custodian of the Holy Mace, said in a statement here on Wednesday. Giri said after performing the rituals, Chhari Mubarak would return to Dashnami Akhara the same day. Rituals will also be performed at the his- toric Martand Temple in Mattan area of Anantnag District on the way from Pahalgam to Srinagar, he said. After performing the Chhari Pujan at Dashnami Akhara on Nag-Panchami on 1st August, Giri will carry the Mace to Amarnath shrine on Shravan- Purnima, on 10th August. "The Chhari Mubarak will begin its journey from Srinagar to the Holy Shrine on 6th August, with night halts at Pahalgam, Chandanwari, Sheshnag and Panchtarani," Giri said. He said it would proceed for the Holy Cave for Pujan from Panchtarani at 5:00 AM on 10th August, Shravan-Purnima to have the Darshan and tradi- tional rituals would be performed and prayers shall be offered the whole day at the Holy Cave. "On 12th August, after the Puja and Visarjan ceremonies at the bank of river Lidder in Pahalgam, Chhari Mubarak will return to Srinagar. And with these last rituals, the annual Amarnath Yatra will culmi- nate", Giri said. Mahadev Gir Dashnami Akhara Trust, Srinagar has made all the arrangements, at Akhara Building here, for the Sadhus coming from across the country for the pilgrimage, he said. (PTI)
and it is likely that the list would be pruned with a major cut in security cover for those who had used their political clout to get the same, said a Home Ministry official. Those who were given either Y, Z or Z-plus security during the tenure of Home Minister Sushilkumar Shinde include former Union Ministers Sachin Pilot, Manish Tewari and Beni Prasad Verma, BSP leader Satish Chandra Mishra and former Congress MP Naveen Jindal. Punjab Pradesh Congress Committee Chief PS Bajwa, the party's Lok Sabha candidate from Allahabad, Nand Gopal Gupta 'Nandi', Congress Legislature Party Chief in Uttar Pradesh, Pradeep Mathur, journalist Anirudh Bahal and former Union Minister Matang Sinh are few others who were given security during the UPA regime. Two BJP leaders -- Shahnawaz Hussain and Rajiv Pratap Rudy -- and Reliance Industries Chairman Mukesh Ambani were accorded 'Z' category security during Shinde's tenure. "No decision has been taken so far. But threat perceptions of all VIPs will be reviewed and security will be given accordingly," the official said. A committee, headed by the Union Home Secretary, periodically reviews the threat perception of VIPs and, accordingly, recommends security for them. A 'Z-plus' category protectee is entitled to security with a total of 25 com- mandos, a 'Z' category protectee gets a cover of 11 security personnel while a 'Y' category VIP gets security of two armed commandos. A Home Ministry statement said that Home Minister Rajnath Singh was on Wednesday apprised of the security arrangements for VVIPs/VIPs. Singh called for the security arrangements to be reviewed and suitably strengthened wherever required. Asked whether there was any move to reduce the security for any VIP, the Home Minister said no such decision has been taken. (PTI)
conspiracy in league with the beneficiaries during the period February to May 2012," an official spokesman said. He said Dar and other two persons Kousar Ahmad Zargar and Gulzar Ahmad Magray, in connivance with each other have conferred undue pecu- niary advantage upon the beneficiaries and thereby caused corresponding loss of Rs 1,86,004 to the State exchequer by way of drawing salary in favour of 12 non- deserving illegal and fraudulent regularised beneficiaries. "In pursuance thereof, the accused public servants illegally, fraudulently and by abuse of their official position and in violation of rules, norms and reg- ulations made appointment and regularisation of 12 CPW's in the Municipal Committee Achabal," the spokesman said. Meanwhile, in another case, the Court of Special Judge Anti-Corruption here on Wednesday rejected the bail application of Nisar Ahmad Ahangar, an accused Patwari, who was caught while taking bribe of Rs 20,000 on 17th June at his residence in Kulgam. The accused was on police remand and has now been lodged in judicial cus- tody upto 9th July, the spokesman said. (PTI) SHAM PROTESTS OVER... and other displaced persons of 1947, 1965 and 1971. Agreeing to the suggestion of the minister, Chief Minister Omar Abdullah sought the matter to be taken up in the Revenue Department on immediate basis for sorting out the long pending issues of displaced population. Intriguingly, Sham Lal Sharma found himself alone in pleading the cause of West Pakistan refugees and displaced persons from PoK in 1947, 1965 and 1971, as neither his ministerial colleagues from Congress nor the Jammu based National Conference minister supported him for fear of wrath from Kashmir centric ministers. 33rd Kalachakra by... co-sponsored by Jonang Welfare Society Dharamsala and Kongbo People inside and outside Tibet, is organising Kalachakra initiation by the world renowned apostle of Peace and Harmony, His Holiness The Dalai Lama, at Leh for individual peace, mutual understanding, greater unity, and ultimate world peace and happiness of all sentient beings", Dr Tondup informed the media persons. This is the 3rd Kalachakra sermon in Ladakh and is perhaps the last in the region. The first was held in 1976 in Leh and the second was in 1988 in Zanskar.
headed by Justice C.K Prasad said. It said that the police officer shall fur- nish the reasons and materials which necessitated the arrest before the Magistrate. "Section 498-A of the IPC was introduced with avowed object to combat the menace of harassment to a woman at the hands of her husband and his relatives. The fact that Section 498-A is a cognisable and non-bail- able offence has lent it a dubious place of pride amongst the provisions that are used as weapons rather than shield by disgruntled wives. "The simplest way to harass is to get the husband and his relatives arrest- ed under this provision. In quite a number of cases, bed-ridden grand-fathers and grand-mothers of the husbands, their sisters living abroad for decades are arrested," the Bench said. The Bench said the arrest curtails freedom, brings humiliation and casts scars forever and no arrest should be made only because the offence is non-bailable and cognisable. "The existence of the power to arrest is one thing, the justification for the exercise of it is quite another. Apart from power to arrest, the police officers must be able to justi- fy the reasons thereof. "No arrest can be made in a routine manner on a mere allegation of commission of an offence made against a person. It would be prudent and wise for a police officer that no arrest is made with- out a reasonable satisfaction reached after some investigation as to the gen- uineness of the allegation," the Bench said. Referring to crime statistics, the Apex Court said 1,97,762 persons were arrested in 2012 for offence under Section 498-A and nearly a quarter of those arrested under this provision were women depicting that mothers and sisters of the husbands were liberally included in their arrest net. "Its share is 6 per cent out of the total persons arrested under the crimes committed under Indian Penal Code. It accounts for 4.5 per cent of total crimes committed under different sections of penal code, more than any other crimes except theft and hurt," it said. It said the rate of charge-sheeting in cases is as high as 93.6 per cent, while the conviction rate is only 15 per cent, which is lowest across all heads and as many as 3,72,706 cases are pending at trial stage. The Apex Court said that police in the country has not come out of its colonial mindset. "It has not come out of its colonial image despite six decades of independ- ence, it is largely considered as a tool of harassment, oppression and surely not considered a friend of public. The need for caution in exercising the dras- tic power of arrest has been emphasised time and again by courts but has not yielded desired result. "Power to arrest greatly contributes to its arrogance so also the failure of the magistracy to check it. Not only this, the power of arrest is one of the lucrative sources of police corruption. The attitude to arrest first and then proceed with the rest is despicable. It has become a handy tool to the police officers who lack sensitivity or act with oblique motive," it said. The Apex Court said that failure of police officials will be liable for department proceed- ings and amount to contempt of court for not complying with its direction. It said, "Authorising detention without recording reasons as aforesaid by the judicial magistrate concerned shall be liable for departmental action by the appropriate High Court." "Our endeavour in this judgement is to ensure that police officers do not arrest accused unnecessarily and Magistrates do not authorise detention casually and mechanically," it said. The Apex Court said a person accused of offence punishable with imprison- ment for a term which may be less than seven years or which may extend to seven years with or without fine, cannot be arrested by the police officer only on its satisfaction that such person had committed the offence. It said police officer before arrest, in such cases has to be further satisfied that such arrest is necessary to prevent such person from committing any further offence or for proper investigation of the case or to prevent the accused from causing the evidence of the offence to disappear. "Law further requires the police officers to record the reasons in writing for not making the arrest. In pith and core, the police office before arrest must put a question to him- self, why arrest? Is it really required? What purpose it will serve? What object it will achieve? "It is only after these questions are addressed and one or the other conditions as enumerated above is satisfied, the power of arrest needs to be exercised. In fine, before arrest first the police officers should have rea- son to believe on the basis of information and material that the accused has committed the offence," the Bench said. "We are of the opinion that if the provisions of Section 41 CrPC which authorises the police officer to arrest an accused without an order from a Magistrate and without warrant are scrupulously enforced, the wrong com- mitted by the police officers intentionally or unwittingly would be reversed and the number of cases which come to the Court for grant of anticipatory bail will substantially reduce," the Bench said. (PTI)
separation from this mentality and mindset and resistance against this was necessary. "Drabu joined JKLF and both these worked with us for months", Yasin said adding that after few years Sideeq Wahid sold his conscience for an army chair at Jammu University and was rewarded the Vice Chancellor- ship of Islamic University Awantipoora. Dr Drabu was awarded with the Chairmanship of JK Bank and hence both these renounced the resistance movement for their pity selfish gains", he added. !! Continuations from Page 1 !! MISSION DIRECTOR NATIONAL RURAL HEALTH MISSION, J&K Jammu Office: Regional Institute of Health & Family Welfare, Nagrota, Jammu. Fax: 0191-2674114; Telephone: 2674244.Pin: 181221 Kashmir Office: J&K Housing Board Complex, Chanapora, Srinagar. Pin: 190015 Fax: 0194-2430359; Telephone: 2431167; e-mail: mdnrhmjk@gmail.com NRHM Help Line for Jammu Division 18001800104: Kashmir Division 18001800102 SELECTION NOTICE Consequent to the advertisement notice published in leading daily newspapers vide No. SHS/NRHM/J&K/ 9846-51 Dated 16-05-2014; the MBBS Doctors who applied for the vacant posts under NRHM in the different districts, were counseled as per their merit in the offices of the National Rural Health Mission, Jammu/ Srinagar on 31-05-2014. The list of MBBS doctors, whose services are recommended for hiring upto 31st May 2015 under NRHM in various districts is as follows:
1 Dr. Amina Samreen Sh. Abdul Hamid Shah SNCU Anantnag Others
2 Dr. Swaiba Rashid Sh. Abdul Rashid Mir DH Bandipora Others 3
Sh. Mohd Saidulla DH Bandipora Others
4 Dr. Ufaq Sumera Sh. Aftab Ahmed Qureshi CHC Tangmarg Others 5
Sh. Manzoor Ahmad Monga PHC Seriwarpora Others 6
Sh. Gh. Ahmad Sofi PHC Mulgam Others 7
Sh. Ghulam Qadir Nadroo PHC Sultan Daki A
8 Dr. Reyhana Yousuf Sh. Mohmed Yousuf DH Budgam Others 9
Sh. Manzoor Ahmad Keena CHC Nagam Others 10
Sh. Mohd Yousuf Bhat CHC Beerwa Others 11
Sh. Ishtiq Ahmad Mattoo CHC Khansahib Others 12
Sh. Muhtaq Ahmad Masoodi CHC Charshrief Others
13 Dr. Shadab Manzoor Najimi Sh. Manzoor Ahmad Najimi PHC Wussan Others
14 Dr. Mir Humanyun Majeed Sh. Mir Abdul Majeed PHC Kilam Others 15
Sh. Gh. Rasool Wani PHC Pahloo Others 16
Sh. Ab. Hamid bhat PHC K B Pora B 17
Sh. Bashir Ahmad Bhat PHC Devsar Others 18
Sh. Gh. Mohiuddin Khan PHC Manzgam Others 19
Sh. Ghulam Ali Dar PHC Nihama Others
20 Dr. Umer Farooq Sh. Farooq Ahmed Bandey PHC Chowgul Others 21
Sh. Abdul Majid Malik CHC Kralpora B 22
Sh. Ab. Rashid Mir CHC Tangdar A 23
Sh. Habibullah Ganaie PHC Keran A
24 Dr. Raja Jehingeer Maqbool Sh. Mohd Maqbool Nengroo CHC Pampore Others 25
Sh. Gh. Ahmad Ahanger DH Pulwama Others 26
Sh. Muhammad Ashraf Wani CHC Rajpora Others 27
Sh. Mohd Akram Khan DH Pulwama Others 28
Sh. Ali Mohd Rafiqi CHC Tral
Others District Shopian 29 Dr. Najeeba Anjum Sh. Mohmmad Yousuf Mir CHC Zainpora Others
30 Arshid Ahmad Rather Sh. Gh. Mohd. Rather SDH Disket A 31
Sh. Aijaz Ahmed Kitab CHC Khalsti A 32
Sh. Abdul Hamid Mir DH Leh
Others 33 Dr.Javid Ahmad Sh. Mohd Shaban Changal DH Leh
Others 34 Dr. Showkat Amin Rather Sh. Mohd Amin Rather PHC Timisgum A 35
W/o Dr. Prince Furhat Rasool District Leh (Couple) A 36 Dr. Prince Furhat Rasool Sh. Gulam Rasool Bhat District Leh ( Couple) A 37
Sh. Ali Mohd Najar PHC Tangtsi A 38
Sh. Gh. Mohi-ud-din Baba PHC Timisgum A 39
Sh. Mohmmad Ishmail Sheikh PHC Chushot A 40
Sh. Abdul Hameed Dar PHC Nyoma A 41
Sh. Ab. Majid Bhat PHC Diggar A 42
Sh. Gulam Rasool Dar PHC Diggar A
43 Dr. Zeenat Nissa Sh. Late Talib Hussain Akhoon DH Kargil Others 44
Sh. Mohd Ali Khan DH Kargil Others 45
Sh. Gulshan Ghulam Nabi CHC Padum A 46
Sh. Khazir Mohmad Wani CHC Padum A
47 Dr.Khuram Malik Sh. Masud Tabish Malik CHC Thatri Others 48
Sh. Rajinder Parshad PHC Assar C 49
Sh. Bishreep CHC Gandoh B 50
Sh. Bashir Ahmad Shah PHC Barath A
51 Dr.Atish Gupta Sh. Yashpal Gupta DH Ramban Others 52
Sh. Mohd Iqbal Sohil PHC Trigam B 53
Sh. Rehmat Ali CHC Batote Others 54
Sh. Mohd Shafi Zaboo PHC Ukheral C 55
Sh. Gh. Mohd Kantroo PHC Khari C 56
Sh. Nisar Ahmad Sheikh MMU Ramban Others 57
Sh. Dr. Mohd Tazeem PHC Ramsoo C
58 Dr. Priya Bhat Dr. M.K. Bhat PHC Kotbhalwal Others 59
Sh. Avtar Krishan Dhar PHC Mishriwala Others 60
Sh. Des Raj Bandral SNCU Gandhi Nagar Others 61 Dr.Lakhvinder Kour Sh. Surjit Singh SNCU Gandhi Nagar Others 62 Dr.Ravi Jee Pandit Sh. Moti lal Pandit CHC Marh
Others 63 Dr.Deeksha Dhar Sh. K.K. Dhar PHC Ambgarota Others 64
Sh. Devraj Makhotra PHC Arnia Others 65
Sh. Harbans Lal Verma CHC Sohanjana Others 66
Sh. Indeer Krishan Ambardar CHC Marh Others 67
Sh. Nazir Ahmed PHC Sai RS Pura Others 68
Sh. Om Parkash Chandok CHC Jourian Others 69
Sh.Hans Paul PHC Pargwal Others 70
Sh.Ghulam Hassan PHC Jogwan Others 71
Sh. Manzoor Ahmad Dar PHC Kharrah Others
72 Dr.Manpreet Kour Sh. S. Niranjan Singh PHC Lakhanpur Others 73
Sh. Sagar Singh PHC Budhi Others 74
Sh. Gopal Krishan Sharma PHC Hutt C 75
Sh. Mithu Ram PHC Dhani Others 76
Sh. Piara Singh Rapial CHC Parole Others 77
Sh. Chandu Ram PHC Machedi C 78
Sh. Harjit Singh CHC Parole Others 79
Sh. Rajender Singh PHC Bhaddu Others 80
Sh. Farooq Ahmed Shiekh DH Kathua Others 81
Sh. Abdul Rasheed Bhat CHC Bani
C 82 Dr. Rajpal Singh Sodhi Sh. Mangat Singh Sodhi PHC Ramkote Others 83
Sh. Habib Ullaha Malik CHC Basohli Others 84
Sh.Bashir Ahmad Dar PHC Dhaggar A
85 Dr.Javed Iqbal Sh.Mohd Khurshid PHC Bhatadurian Others 86
Sh. Altaf Hussain CHC Surankote Others 87
Sh. Mohd Ashraf Bhat PHC Lassana C 88
Sh. Mirza Sikander Ali CHC Mandi Others 89
Sh. Ghulam Mohmmad Lone CHC Mendhar Others 90
Sh. Ghulam Mohmmad Mir CHC Mendhar Others 91
Sh. Mohd Rafiq Khan PHC Behrooti A 92
PHC Harimarhote B 93 Dr. Bilal Ahmad Sheikh Sh. Ab. Gaffar Sheikh PHC Harimarhote B
94 Dr.Hartwinder Singh Sh. Narinder Singh CHC Ghagwal Others
95 Dr.Vandna Sh Bansi lal Thapa DH Udhampur Others 96
Krishan Lal Gupta DH Udhampur Others 97
Showkat Ali DH Udhampur Others 98
Mushtaq Ahmad Dar CHC Chenani Others 99
Gh. Hassan Wani PHC Thial Others 100
Dr. Ashish Talashi Sh. Kundan Lal Talashi PHC Moungri B 101 Dr. Shazia Manzoor Mohd manzoor Hussain Raja PHC Panchari B 102 Dr. Juzia Jan Ali Mohd Bangroo PHC Bharnara Others
District Reasi 103
Dr.Iftikhar Hussain Ganie Rehman Ganie MMU Reasi Others
104 Dr. Nazir Manzoor Manzoor Ahmad Walvir DH Reasi
Others 105
Dr. Mahboob-ul-Haq Ghulam Mohammad Wani PHC Dharmari C 106 Dr. Arshed Hussain Bhat Mohammad Siddiq Bhat PHC Dharmari C 107 Dr. Shahnawaz Nazir Nazir Ahmad Malik PHC Laiter Others
108 Dr. Altaf Ahmed Qureshi Mohmad Qasim Qureshi PHC Bharakh Others
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Dr. Syed Khalid Muzzamil Dr. N.A Nadeem CHC Taryath Others
110 Dr. Showkat Ahmad Parray Gh. Mohd Parray CHC Taryath Others The selected candidates shall report to the office of Concerned Chief Medical Officer along with their original testimonials, which will be verified as per NRHM guidelines and the candidates who have the valid certifi- cates will be allowed to join by the Chief Medical Officers. These doctors will also have to execute an undertaking on affidavit (on prescribed format) before their services are hired. The services of the doctors shall also be governed by the terms & conditions mentioned in their selection letters issued to the Chief Medical Officers. The candidates shall have to join their duties on or before 10th July, 2014. S/d DIP/K-NB-634/14 Mission Director Dated:02-07-2014 NRHM, J&K Download 103.02 Kb. Do'stlaringiz bilan baham: 
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