Current Events :
Peshawar, December 21
Pakistan’s restive northwest area saw yet another militant attack on a police post in Peshawar in the early hours on Wednesday, police said.
The incident comes just a day after dozens of armed militants stormed a police station in the South Waziristan district of the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KPK) province.
The militants armed with heavy artillery attacked the police post in the Achini area of Peshawar. No casualties have been reported.
The attack is the most recent one in a spate of militant attacks by the infamous terror group- Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), against the security personnel in the KPK province.
In retaliation by the police, the militants fled the scene. Meanwhile, police have been put on very high alert across the province due to recent attacks on police stations by the TTP.
The police officials have said that they are monitoring the situation as the law enforcers are put on high alert to ward off the possibility of such an attack on police in the province.
Earlier, on Tuesday, at least 50 militants stormed a police station in Wana, situated in the tribal district of South Waziristan where the militants opened fire and took away ammunition, weapons, and other equipment
One militant was killed in the retaliatory fire while a constable was injured. The rest managed to flee and a search operation is currently underway.
On Monday, at least four security forces personnel were injured in a suicide attack on a military vehicle in restive northwest Pakistan.
Similarly, on Sunday, militants attacked the Bargai police station in Laki Marwat bordering the south Waziristan tribal district killing at least four policemen while injuring four others.
In a separate incident, Taliban Militants had seized a counter-terrorism centre and took hostages in the Bannu district. Two days later, Pakistan Army’s special forces stormed the centre killing all 33 terrorists. Two commandos were killed while over a dozen were injured during the operation.
Pakistan has seen a significant rise in terror activities since the TTP called an end to its ceasefire with the government.
The TTP, also known as the Pakistan Taliban had announced a ceasefire with the government in June but the attacks on the security forces continued.
The group, which is believed to be close to al-Qaeda, has been blamed for several deadly attacks across Pakistan, including an attack on army headquarters in 2009, assaults on military bases, and the 2008 bombing of the Marriott Hotel in Islamabad.
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PCDA (P), Prayagraj has informed that 19.80 lakh Pensioners have been migrated on to SPARSH platform as on date.
They have acknowledged that there are a number of glitches in the software which have to be resolved.
A decision has been taken not to migrate any more pensioners to SPARSH till end Mar 2023 or till all the glitches are resolved whichever is earlier.
All the glitches reported / seen are being rectified by the software developer TCS.
All corrections in the PPOs and other data will be taken up only when the system is fully stabilized.
No requests for correction of any data in SPARSH will be attended to till end Mar 2023.
No pension of any Veteran will be stopped due to incorrect data as of now.
In case any pensioner is not receiving the pension, the cases should be reported centrally by TSEWA HQ for immediate attention and action.
All pensioners who have been migrated to SPARSH should re-submit the Life Certificate afresh within two months if they have not received acknowledgement from SPARSH.
All others who are not yet migrated should submit the Annual Life Certificate immediately through the existing legacy system / procedure, if not already done.
They should once again submit Life certificate soon after they are migrated to SPARSH.
As of now, problems with the Bank, CPPC or Record Offices are not be sent to PCDA.
Cases pending with PCDA pertaining to issue of PPOs by PCDA will also be given priority.
It is not possible for PCDA to attend to e-mails sent by individuals on various issues.
These should be centrally routed through TSEWA HQ which has established a working system to redress all urgent grievances as explained above.
In view of the above, TSEWA is proposing to establish a Grievance Redressal System. The modalities will be discussed during the next National Executive Committee Meeting on 24 Dec 2022 and after the approval, the organisation /procedure will be intimated to all the Members.
Regards,
(Sudheer Parakala)
Commodore, IN (Retd)
President, TSEWA
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