Daytime restrictions lifted, landline services restored: J&K principal secy

Daytime restrictions have been fully lifted from 92 police stations, up from 81 last week

Current Affairs:-Jammu and Kashmir Principal Secretary Rohit Kansal on Monday said that 90 percent of the valley was free of daytime confinements.

Tending to a question and answer session here, he said that on the lawfulness front, out of 111 police headquarters in Kashmir, just 105 capacity are regional. Daytime limitations have been completely lifted from 92 police headquarters, up from 81 a week ago, he said.

“This makes 90 percent of the valley free of daytime limitations of any sort,” Kansal said.

“Jammu and Ladakh as of now keep on being free from every single such confinement and in totality, we have 93 percent of Jammu, Kashmir and Ladakh free of any prohibitory requests today,” the important secretary said.

He said that more than 26,000 landlines are practical in the valley.

“On the correspondences front, we have been advising you now and again. In our most recent choice, we chose to open 29 additional trades, making the quantity of practical trades to 76 out of an aggregate of 95,” Kansal included.

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India withdraws Most Favoured Nation status to Pakistan

India today pulled back the ‘Most-Favored Nation‘ status to Pakistan following the Pulwama fear assault that left about 40 CRPF staff dead.

In a media instructions after the gathering of the Cabinet Committee on Security(CCS), Finance Minister Arun Jaitley said all endeavors will be made to guarantee that culprits of the assault are conveyed to book.

He said those supporting and lessening the culprits should pay a substantial cost.

Preparation columnists outside the Prime Minister’s living arrangement, he said the Ministry of External Affairs will jump start a hard and fast exertion to seclude Pakistan and every single conciliatory exertion will be propelled in such manner.

Home Minister Rajnath Singh will visit Srinagar on Friday and would assemble an all-party meeting no doubt on Saturday to brief ideological groups on the occurrence with the goal that the country talks in a single voice on the issue.

The Cabinet Committee on Security meet was led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi to talk about the security situation in Jammu and Kashmir in the wake of the Pulwama fear assault.

Something like 37 CRPF staff were killed and five harmed on Thursday in one of the deadliest fear assaults in Jammu and Kashmir when a Jaish suicide aircraft smashed a vehicle extending 100 kg of explosives into their transport

in Pulwama locale.

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