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Kashmir Residents Are Now Facing Unannounced, Unaccounted for Internet Restrictions

Independence Day 2021 Mobile Internet Services Kashmir unaffected first time 3 years

Kashmir: Two Years On, the Judiciary is Standing Over the Bonfire of Constitutionalism

Removing Article 370 was aimed at fulfilling the BJP’s long-time political demand, but the demotion of the state to a Union territory was an exercise in malicious politics.

The Consumer Protection Questions Raised by Kashmir s Internet Shutdown

The Consumer Protection Questions Raised by Kashmir s Internet Shutdown Most telecom operators in J&K only sell voice/talk-time services as a “free” service along with data packs, leaving postpaid customers to buy 4G packs to access calling services during the ban on mobile internet. Children play games on their mobile phones in a neighbourhood in Srinagar October 10, 2019. Photo: Reuters/Danish Ismail Tech15/Mar/2021 On February 5, 2020, the Centre restored high-speed internet in the erstwhile state of Jammu and Kashmir after a long period of 550 days. Termed as the world’s longest internet shutdown, the Indian government came under heavy criticism for shutting down the Internet in Jammu and Kashmir and denying internet access to millions of people. Recently, several international celebrities have spoken out against India’s internet-gag policy.

Srinagar: Journalists Allege Manhandling by Police Amidst Clashes at Jamia Masjid

Srinagar: Journalists Allege Manhandling by Police Amidst Clashes at Jamia Masjid The police also summoned Fahad Shah, the editor of Kashmir Walla, in connection with a video story and a news item that appeared on the outlet’s Twitter handle. The Jamia Masjid mosque in Srinagar. Photo: Shakir Mir Rights06/Mar/2021 Srinagar: Two journalists in Srinagar were allegedly manhandled by the Jammu and Kashmir police on Friday when an incident of stone-pelting broke out outside the Jamia Masjid. The 619-year-old mosque in the city has been a political citadel of Hurriyat leader Mirwaiz Umer Farooq, who was expected to be released from his 19-month long house detention on March 5, before authorities decided against the move, prompting an outcry from his supporters.

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