Kothi Bagh Police Arrest 4 More ‘Fraudsters’

Srinagar Sept 3 : A day after nabbing an alleged fraudster Police in Srinagar arrested his four associates. These arrests were made by police under the supervision of SHO Kothi Bagh Ishaq Ahmed.

Pertinently, the Kothi Bagh police here in uptown Srinagar had on Thursday arrested a man on the charge of cheating job aspirants of lakhs of rupees by promising them jobs in Jammu and Kashmir and outside.

The accused Bashir Aziz Gagloo, a resident of Kursoo Rajbagh. is reportedly affiliated with ‘Muslim Rashtriya Manch’- an arm of Hindu nationalist organization, Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS).

As per reports the accused was made the naïve job aspirants believe that he is associated with the top brass of BJP and R…
[6:02 pm, 03/09/2022] +91 97969 23767: Pakistan categorically rejects Indian media story on flood relief work

Islamabad, September 3

Pakistan has categorically rejected the contents of the story carried by an Indian news outlet alleging flood relief work by a banned organization.

In response to media queries on the story, the Foreign Office Spokesperson, today, said, “It only betrays India’s bias and prejudice towards Pakistan, and is part of India’s regular and continuing attempts to mislead the international audience.”

He said, it is not the first time that the Indian media have shown their proclivity to carry baseless and motivated stories to further a political agenda.

The Spokesperson said, “It is also unfortunate that while the international community is single-mindedly focused on helping Pakistan in the wake of an unprecedented natural calamity, some elements in the Indian media are attempting to cast doubts on the relief efforts.”

Pakistan had put in place strong and robust regulatory and oversight mechanisms to monitor flood relief activity by non-profit and non-governmental organizations, he said, adding all relevant agencies were vigilant in ensuring that no illicit activity was carried out under the garb of relief efforts.