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Prohibitory orders withdrawn in Jammu

  •   Fri, Aug 09 2019 06:17:19 PM

Jammu, Aug 9 (IANS): Restrictions announced across Jammu and Kashmir late on last Sunday, ahead of the announcement of the abrogation of Article 370, were withdrawn in Jammu on Friday, an official statement said.

Schools and colleges can open from August 10, read an order from District Magistrate Sushma Chauhan.

"The order No DCJ/PS/2019/376-407 dated 05-08-2019 issued under Section 144 CrPC within Municipal Limits of Jammu District is hereby withdrawn," the order said.

 
  

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Nashville

    Fri, Aug 09 2019

    Long live Democracy ...

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  • ad, mangaluru

    Fri, Aug 09 2019

    Chained democracy in India , not a real one

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  • Chandu, Karla

    Fri, Aug 09 2019

    ad,
    If you were living in the chined democracy as you claim it, you would not be in a position to post this comment. Which is the real democracy the one practiced in Somalia.

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  • ad, mangaluru

    Fri, Aug 09 2019

    When I write Chained means chained. One can disconnect the link as you need it ,then can connect that link again as you want it. Not a real democracy. They can any time remove my right to write a comment just like they banned all reporters in J&K. YOU need to open your eyes brother.

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