December 21, 2024

Indian police chase Kashmiri protesters during a strike called by separatist groups against the recent killings in south Kashmir which they say were carried out by Indian security forces, in Srinagar September 21, 2013. REUTERS/Danish Ismail (INDIAN-ADMINISTERED KASHMIR - Tags: CIVIL UNREST)

Jammu Kashmir: Even there is no normalcy in Jammu

The Indian government claims that the situation in the occupied territory was under control but as per media reports, the presence of barbed wires in every chowk of the Jammu city proves that everything is not normal.

In occupied Kashmir, roles of barbed wires and police check-posts in every square of Jammu city belie Indian government’s claims of return of normalcy in the territory.

The Indian government had put the entire occupied territory including Jammu region under strict curfew on August 5 when it repealed the special status of Kashmir and divided it into two union territories.

The Indian government claims that the situation in the occupied territory was under control but as per media reports, the presence of barbed wires in every chowk of the Jammu city proves that everything is not normal. If this is the situation in Jammu city, one can imagine what would be the condition of the Kashmir Valley.

Although no big protest has taken place in Jammu city after August 5 despite that, the rolls of barbed wire have not been removed by the administration from the chowks. This shows that the district admin is aware of the fact that the situation can take an ugly turn anytime.

The August 5 decision by the Indian government has also affected the business class of Jammu as the internet remained suspended.

It is to mention here that the Indian Home Minister, Amit Shah in a report presented in the Rajya Sabha, the upper house of Indian Parliament, on Wednesday claimed that the normalcy had been restored in Kashmir.

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