Hindustan Times (Chandigarh)

Your land won’t be taken away, Reddy assures Kashmiris

Naqvi interacts with shopkeeper­s

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Article 370. Accompanie­d by the lieutenant governor’s advisor Farooq Khan and senior BJP leaders, Naqvi interacted with shopkeeper­s and street vendors. Police officers diverted transport to an adjacent route and security personnel were deployed in lanes and bylanes close to the market. Naqvi’s cavalcade arrived at the flea market at Lal Chowk around 11am. “I had come to listen the people and spent some time with them. People should focus on positive developmen­ts,’’ Naqvi told media persons.bjp spokespers­on Altaf Thakur who was also accompanyi­ng the minister said Naqvi stayed at Lal Chowk for 10 minutes. “He (Naqvi) met street vendors and shopkeeper­s who apprised him of their problems. It proved to be a good visit.’’ However, many people in the market remained ignorant of the Union minister’s visit. “He entered from one side and left from the other. he remained there for a few seconds. They (the delegation) are from the Indian government and many vendors were indifferen­t to them,” said a hawker.

MOS HOME WAS IN CENTRAL KASHMIR’S GANDERBAL DISTRICT

KIN OF MILITANT DETAINED

One person was detained by security agencies in connection with a case involving suspended deputy superinten­dent of Jammu and Kashmir police Davinder Singh, who was caught ferrying militants, officials said here on Wednesday. Irfan Mushtaq is kin of a militant arrested along with Singh and is being questioned by a team of National Investigat­ion Agency (NIA) and is likely to be arrested, they said.

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