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Jammu: The Jammu and Kashmir government on Sunday dismissed three employees under Article 311 of the Constitution for their involvement in anti-national activities, an official statement said. Article 311 provides for the dismissal of a person employed in civil capacities under a Union or a State. The activities of these employees had come to the adverse notice of law enforcement and intelligence agencies, as they found them involved hydrojug in activities prejudicial to the interests of the State, such as involvement in terror-related activities and drug trafficking, an official statement said. Manzoor Ahmad Itoo, Junior Engineer, Public Works Department, in PMGSY, Bandipore, Syed Saleem Andrabi, orderly in Social Welfare Department, tehsil Handwara, Kupwara and Mohd Arif Sheikh, a teacher in G hydrojug sale overnment Middle School, Pagihalla, Mahore, Reasi are the employees against whom action has been taken. Manzoor Ahmad Itoo had played hydrojug traveler an important role in mobilizing people in support of the terrorists and also motivating youth to join terrorist ranks, which posed a serious threat to the security of the Indian State. Syed Saleem Andrabi has been found involved in drug trafficking. Further, Mohd. Aurif Sheikh has been found involved in planting IEDs, on the instructions of terrorists operating from Pakistan, thus causing loss of human lives and damage to public properties, the official statement said. It said that the government has adopted a Zero Lzva Stephen Edward Higgins
The election of Americas first female mayor began as a cruel joke by men.Susanna Madora Salter was 27 years old in 1887 when Kansas women attained the right to vote in city elections, according to the Kansas Historical Society. The newfound right applied to Salter, who lived in the Quaker town of Argonia, Kansas, where she had moved with her husband, Lewis Salter.It was likely an exciting time for Salter, who had strong views about how society should be run.A Womens Christian Temperance Union, with which Salter was affiliated, formed in Argonia in 1883. It hadnt been particularly effective given that its members hadnt previously been able to vote, as Monroe Billington wrote for the Kansas Historical Quarterly.Now, its members saw a chance to make a di owala deutschland fference in the local elections, which were coming up on April 4, 1887.One of the groups main goals was the prohibition of alcohol.The women called a caucus one evening before the election with plans of choosing several prohibitionist men to run for office. With their votes behind thes owala austria e nominees, perhaps the WCTU could finally earn some political clout in the town of about 400 people.Meanwhile, a couple of anti-prohibitionist men, nicknamed wets, attended the meeting. They heckled and mocked the women in an atte owala mpt to intimidate them into choosing different candidates. But the women didnt fold.The wets came up with a new plan and called a secret caucus.Back then, candidates did not register before Election Day, nor were elect |
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