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India To Ease Clampdown In Jammu And Kashmir In Next Few Days

Aug 16, 2019 | Pratirodh Bureau

Kashmiri women walk past an Indian security personnel in Srinagar during restrictions after the scrapping of Article 370 for Kashmir by the government

India will lift restrictions on people’s movements and communication links in Kashmir in the next few days, the central government told the Supreme Court on Friday.

The court was hearing a petition by a newspaper editor seeking restoration of telephone and internet services snapped this month, just before the government withdrew Kashmir’s special status, to prevent protests.

The restrictions would be lifted in the “next few days,” the government lawyer, Tushar Mehta, said.

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