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Home Minister Amit Shah on Wednesday asserted that contrary to misinformation and canards doing the rounds, there is total normalcy in Jammu and Kashmir post abrogation of Article 370 and said the government was ready for a discussion on the matter.
Responding to questions in Rajya Sabha during “Question Hour”, he said while telephone land services have been restored, a decision on restoring internet services will be taken only on the recommendation of the local administration.
“Although internet services are important, security of people have also to be taken care of. When it comes to security of Jammu and Kashmir and the people, and while waging war against terrorism, we have to fix our priorities,” Shah said.
The neighbouring country (read Pakistan) is active with its mischief against India. Taking a jibe at the Opposition benches, he said moratorium on operation of telephone and internet services had been resorted to in Jammu and Kashmir earlier too.
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