NEW DELHI: The situation in Jammu and Kashmir is now slowly returning to normal. On the one hand, people are now going out of their home to do their daily work, on the other hand, children are going to their respective schools and doing sports. Something similar was seen in Tral in Jammu and Kashmir where some children are seen playing cricket in an open field. Talking to the ANI, a local has said a big deal, showing positivity towards the environment.
Local People Says: “There should be places for our children to play, schools should improve, there should be a husbandry in our village, & quality of food should improve in anganwadi centers. I’ve full faith in government, Narendra Modi is a good man, he will work for us” ‘
A local in TRAL says, "There should be places for our children to play, schools should improve, there should be a husbandry in our village, & quality of food should improve in anganwadi centers. I've full faith in government, Narendra Modi is a good man, he will work for us" pic.twitter.com/OfbioiyqHC
— ANI (@ANI) August 22, 2019
774 out of 3,000 middle schools in Kashmir have reopened. The Valley’s primary schools reopened from Monday.
A local in TRAL says, "There should be places for our children to play, schools should improve, there should be a husbandry in our village, & quality of food should improve in anganwadi centers. I've full faith in government, Narendra Modi is a good man, he will work for us" pic.twitter.com/OfbioiyqHC
— ANI (@ANI) August 22, 2019
Yesterday, Director of Information and Public Relations, Jammu and Kashmir, SS Asgar spoke to the media at a press conference on the state of schools in the valley. He told that schools in Jammu and Kashmir are starting normally. He said that in Valley districts, attendance in schools is up to 2-3% in some areas in the south and 50% in some areas in the north. While some private schools in Srinagar have started their primary classes, all schools in Jammu are functioning normally.
Let me tell you that there was a tension situation after the removal of Sections 370 and 35A from Jammu and Kashmir. Along with the imposition of Section 144 in the state, a large number of army has been deployed. But in the last few days, life seems to be normal. School-colleges are also being opened in Jammu and Kashmir. Along with this, some relaxation is being given despite the enforcement of section 144.
