Two Days shutdown begins across Kashmir | Kashmir News18 Network
Two Days shutdown begins across Kashmir
Srinagar, February 13(KN18): After the separatist call against separatists called on the validity of Article 35-A in Kashmir was to be seen complete shutdown in Kashmir, which stops the acquisition of any real estate in the state of people out of Jammu and Kashmir.
It has been said in the report that all the shops and commercial establishments are closed in the valley, whereas on the streets thin vehicles of private vehicles are seen. The situation in the valley is peaceful since no untoward incident has emerged from anywhere.
It has also been said in the report that in order to maintain law and order, government forces have been deployed in weak places in Kashmir and other places. Various organizations, including the Kashmir Chamber of Commerce and Industries, KCCI, have endorsed calls for the closure of the joint Hurriyat.
Syed Ali Geelani, Mirwaiz Mohammad Umar Farooq and Mohammad Yasin Malik jointly stated that "Jammu and Kashmir people vehemently opposed to changing state demographics to withdraw the laws of hereditary state from 1927 to challenge New Delhi will do. Through their agents in the Supreme Court. "(KN18)
Srinagar, February 13(KN18): After the separatist call against separatists called on the validity of Article 35-A in Kashmir was to be seen complete shutdown in Kashmir, which stops the acquisition of any real estate in the state of people out of Jammu and Kashmir.
It has been said in the report that all the shops and commercial establishments are closed in the valley, whereas on the streets thin vehicles of private vehicles are seen. The situation in the valley is peaceful since no untoward incident has emerged from anywhere.
It has also been said in the report that in order to maintain law and order, government forces have been deployed in weak places in Kashmir and other places. Various organizations, including the Kashmir Chamber of Commerce and Industries, KCCI, have endorsed calls for the closure of the joint Hurriyat.
Syed Ali Geelani, Mirwaiz Mohammad Umar Farooq and Mohammad Yasin Malik jointly stated that "Jammu and Kashmir people vehemently opposed to changing state demographics to withdraw the laws of hereditary state from 1927 to challenge New Delhi will do. Through their agents in the Supreme Court. "(KN18)
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