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Srinagar: Man given 2-year jail term in cheque bounce case

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Srinagar, June 24: A local court here has awarded two-year simple imprisonment to a man in a cheque bounce case of Rs 5.5 lacs. It has also directed the accused to pay a compensation amount of Rs.11.00 lacs which is double the cheque amount.

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While convicting the accused person, F A Dar of Anantnag, Court Of Judge Small Causes Fayaz Ahmad Qureshi awarded sentence of simple imprisonment of two years for the commission of offence U/S 138 read with 142 N.I.Act.

“Accordingly, the accused is convicted and sentenced to a simple imprisonment of two years. Besides, the accused person shall pay a compensation amount of Rs.11.00 Lacs (Eleven Lakhs only) which is double the cheque of Rs 5.50 Lacs,” the court said in the order, a copy of which is with GNS, adding, “The accused is directed to pay the compensation amount of Rs.11.00 Lacs to the complainant within a period of one month from the date of this judgment failing which the same shall be recovered in accordance with Section 421 Cr.PC and other provisions of law applicable.”

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The court asked Superintendent of Central Jail, Srinagar to lodge the convict in Central Jail, Srinagar until he completes the sentence of two years and on completion of the sentence, subject to any order as may be passed in case of any appeal, the convict shall be released.

“However, the sentence shall remain suspended for a period of seven days from the date of this judgment to enable the accused to prefer an appeal which he is intending to,” the court said, adding, “However, if no appeal is filed or no order is passed staying this judgment, the Superintendent Central Jail Srinagar shall, on expiry of seven days i.e. upto 30/06/2022, commit the convict to jail for serving sentence.” The complaint leading to conviction of the accused and subsequent sentencing was filed by one Mahinder Pal Singh of Pulwama through advocate Abrar Ahmad.

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Armless cricketer from Anantnag inspires nation on ‘Sa Re Ga Ma Pa’ stage

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Aamir Hussain Lone, a resilient armless cricketer from Waghama village of Bijbehara in south Kashmir’s Anantnag district, graced the stage of the popular singing reality show “Sa Re Ga Ma Pa” in Mumbai, leaving a lasting impression on the audience and judges alike, with his remarkable journey as a cricketer.

He received a special invitation from Anu Malik to attend a “Sa Re Ga Ma Pa” episode. Accompanied by his father, Aamir expressed immense happiness at sharing the stage with renowned Indian stars such as Anu Malik, Vicky Kaushal, Himesh Reshammiya and others.

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While sharing his tragic story on the show, Lone recalled that when he was eight years old, his mother asked him to deliver meals to his brother at their family-owned sawmill. “The sawmill was left operational as my family and other workers had lunch. My jacket got caught in the machinery, which resulted in me being armless,” he said.

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After the tragic incident, Lone’s father, Bashir Ahmad Lone, disposed of the sawmill. Despite his personal tragedy, Lone harboured a deep love for cricket. After completing his first year at Government Degree College Bijbehara, Anantnag, a teacher recognised his cricketing talent and guided him towards para cricket.

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“During my childhood, I aspired to be a cricketer like Sachin Tendulkar, with dreams of representing my country. However, the tragic incident shattered my dreams. Yet, my grandmother urged me not to lose hope,” Aamir said, adding that one day, he asked his grandmother to roll a ball towards him, and a smile lit up her face. “Wherever she dropped the ball, I moved to hit it. With time, I learned and perfected the techniques of cricket.”

Once he joined college, a para cricketer’s camp was underway, providing him with an opportunity to play for the para cricket team. “During my turn to bat, I scored 30 runs. This accomplishment led to my selection as the captain of the Jammu and Kashmir para cricket team,” Lone said. “In 2015, I played at Wankhede Stadium for my second national appearance, and by 2017, I had the honour of representing my country in Para International Cricket in Bangladesh.”

After hearing Lone’s story on the “Sa Re Ga Ma Pa” show, Bollywood star Vicky Kaushal expressed that he had resolved the biggest problem for him. The actor said he would feel incredibly fortunate to have the opportunity to portray Aamir’s life in a movie.

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“I am glad I met Aamir Bhai today. The term ‘Bahadur’ isn’t thrown around casually, but it truly fits him. He’s a true hero, and I salute his bravery,” Vicky shared.

Lone attributed his success to his grandmother, who “played an important role in my achievements”. “Until my Grandmother’s demise, she dedicated her whole life to me. After that, I had to adapt, managing tasks independently with my feet and chin,” Aamir said.

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Man drowns to death while extracting sand in Pulwama

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A man drowned to death in river Jhelum while extracting sand in Kakapora area of south Kashmir’s Pulwama district this morning.

Reports said that a group of three men were extracting sand from river Jhelum, and the boat capsized suddenly in Kakapora.

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They said two persons were rescued on time. However, Showkat Ahmad Bhat, a resident of Lelhara Kakapora, died.

Meanwhile, police have taken cognizance of the incident.

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Sopore police crack mysterious murder case within hours in Zaloora

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Sopore police have cracked a murder case within hours after a man was found dead under mysterious circumstances in Zaloora area of Sopore this morning.

Reports said that the man identified Riyaz Ahmad Mir (50), son of Abdul Aziz Mir, a resident of Zaloora village in Sopore, was found dead under mysterious circumstances in his native village this morning.

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They said, after the incident, Sopore police registered a case in this regard, started investigations and, within hours, have cracked the mysterious murder case and have arrested the accused persons.

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An official confirmed that the mysterious murder case has been cracked, and further details will be shared in the press conference tomorrow.

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