Mobile Internet service snapped in Kashmir, curfew can be imposed anytime!

Mobile Internet service snapped in Kashmir, curfew can be imposed anytime! The Dependent Bureau, Jammu: The situation in Jammu and Kashmir is tense Meanwhile, the Health Department has requested curfew passes for officers and employees of some districts including Srinagar. There have been reports quoting sources that curfew passes have also been issued for some officers and employees. Such speculations are being made between such movements that curfew can be imposed at any time in Kashmir Valley. At the same time, the mobile internet service has also been discontinued in the Kashmir Valley. Several officials and employees of the Jammu and Kashmir government have been issued passes to and fro during the curfew. At the same time security has been increased in the Jammu region between the deployment of security forces in the Kashmir Valley and additional security forces are being deployed in border crossing Poonch and Rajouri districts. Armed force deployed at these places in the valley Officials say that in the last two days, several companies of various Central Armed Police Forces including RAF, CRPF, ITBP and BSF have been deployed in different districts of Jammu district in view of the threat of terrorist attacks. Officials said that RAF contingents deployed in the border Rajouri and Poonch districts patrolled an area along with the local police and CRPF as a security exercise. ATM does not have money The situation in Jammu region has been more or less normal, but according to reports coming here from various districts including Rajouri and Poonch, Doda, Kishtwar, the deployment of forces in large numbers has caused panic among the people. According to the report, most ATMs do not have cash because people have started buying and depositing essential goods in view of the situation. Meanwhile, Chairman of the National Panthers Party and former Minister of State Harsh Dev Singh said that despite Jammu being peaceful and free from Pakistan sponsored terrorism, tension has also arisen here. Harsh said, 'The heavy deployment of the army to deal with the situation in Kashmir and issue of advisories to tourists and pilgrims has also affected the socio-economic life of the people of Jammu region. Jammu is not only being projected as a disturbed and unsafe region but the region's economy is also getting affected. Home Minister's meeting Home Minister Amit Shah held a high-level meeting on Sunday to review the terrorist threat in the Kashmir Valley, the country's security preparedness and strategy. Union Home Minister Amit Shah held a high-level meeting with National Security Advisor Ajit Doval and Home Secretary Rajiv Gauba for about two hours in his office in Parliament House. This meeting of Amit Shah is being considered strategically important because the cabinet has also called a meeting on Monday. Generally the meeting of the central cabinet is on Wednesday, but this time the convening of the cabinet meeting on Monday is being linked to the security preparedness by the government after the terrorist threat in Kashmir. See the cases of Kashmir in Home Ministry Dnyanesh Kumar After the meeting, Additional Secretary Gyanesh Kumar and Home Minister Amit Shah held separate talks. After separate talks of these two people, it is believed that the Modi government can take any major policy decision regarding Jammu and Kashmir. Gyanesh Kumar deals with Kashmir in the Ministry of Home Affairs. According to information from sources, Amit Shah had discussed the situation of security preparedness in Kashmir, intelligence reports related to terror attacks, attempt to infiltrate militants, rhetoric of Jammu and Kashmir politicians on Article 35A and Article 370. The Home Minister also inquired about intelligence inputs and security preparedness related to the threat of terrorist attack.

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The Dependent Bureau, Jammu:

The Health Department of Jammu and Kashmir has requested curfew passes for all its officers and employees. Looking at the situation, it seems that curfew can be imposed in the Kashmir Valley anytime.

The situation in Jammu and Kashmir is tense Meanwhile, the Health Department has requested curfew passes for officers and employees of some districts including Srinagar. There have been reports quoting sources that curfew passes have also been issued for some officers and employees. Such speculations are being made between such movements that curfew can be imposed at any time in Kashmir Valley. At the same time, the mobile internet service has also been discontinued in the Kashmir Valley.

Several officials and employees of the Jammu and Kashmir government have been issued passes to and fro during the curfew. At the same time security has been increased in the Jammu region between the deployment of security forces in the Kashmir Valley and additional security forces are being deployed in border crossing Poonch and Rajouri districts.

Armed force deployed at these places in the valley

Officials say that in the last two days, several companies of various Central Armed Police Forces including RAF, CRPF, ITBP and BSF have been deployed in different districts of Jammu district in view of the threat of terrorist attacks. Officials said that RAF contingents deployed in the border Rajouri and Poonch districts patrolled an area along with the local police and CRPF as a security exercise.

ATM does not have money

The situation in Jammu region has been more or less normal, but according to reports coming here from various districts including Rajouri and Poonch, Doda, Kishtwar, the deployment of forces in large numbers has caused panic among the people. According to the report, most ATMs do not have cash because people have started buying and depositing essential goods in view of the situation.

Meanwhile, Chairman of the National Panthers Party and former Minister of State Harsh Dev Singh said that despite Jammu being peaceful and free from Pakistan sponsored terrorism, tension has also arisen here. Harsh said, 'The heavy deployment of the army to deal with the situation in Kashmir and issue of advisories to tourists and pilgrims has also affected the socio-economic life of the people of Jammu region. Jammu is not only being projected as a disturbed and unsafe region but the region's economy is also getting affected.

Home Minister's meeting

Home Minister Amit Shah held a high-level meeting on Sunday to review the terrorist threat in the Kashmir Valley, the country's security preparedness and strategy. Union Home Minister Amit Shah held a high-level meeting with National Security Advisor Ajit Doval and Home Secretary Rajiv Gauba for about two hours in his office in Parliament House.

This meeting of Amit Shah is being considered strategically important because the cabinet has also called a meeting on Monday. Generally the meeting of the central cabinet is on Wednesday, but this time the convening of the cabinet meeting on Monday is being linked to the security preparedness by the government after the terrorist threat in Kashmir.

See the cases of Kashmir in Home Ministry Dnyanesh Kumar

After the meeting, Additional Secretary Gyanesh Kumar and Home Minister Amit Shah held separate talks. After separate talks of these two people, it is believed that the Modi government can take any major policy decision regarding Jammu and Kashmir. Gyanesh Kumar deals with Kashmir in the Ministry of Home Affairs. According to information from sources, Amit Shah had discussed the situation of security preparedness in Kashmir, intelligence reports related to terror attacks, attempt to infiltrate militants, rhetoric of Jammu and Kashmir politicians on Article 35A and Article 370. The Home Minister also inquired about intelligence inputs and security preparedness related to the threat of terrorist attack.