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Kashmir under lockdown: All the most recent updates 

The Indian government denied the extraordinary status concurred to Indian-directed Kashmir in its constitution, the most expansive political proceed onward the contested locale in almost 70 years.

A presidential declaration gave on August 5 repudiated Article 370 of India's constitution that ensured extraordinary rights to the Muslim-larger part state, including the privilege to its own constitution and self-governance to make laws on all issues aside from resistance, interchanges and outside undertakings.

In the number one spot up to the move, India sent a great many extra troops to the contested area, forced a devastating time limitation, shut down broadcast communications and web, and captured political pioneers.

The move has exacerbated the as of now uplifted pressures with neighboring Pakistan, which minimized its political relations with India.

India and Pakistan guarantee Kashmir in full yet rule it to some extent. The atomic furnished neighbors have battled two of their three wars over the contested domain. An insubordination in Indian-managed Kashmir has been continuous for a long time.

Here are the most recent updates:

Tuesday, October 15 

India suspends SMS benefits after trucker murdered

Content informing administrations were hindered in Indian-managed Kashmir, just hours in the wake of being reestablished when a truck driver was killed by speculated furnished agitators who at that point set his vehicle on fire.

Specialists said SMS administrations were cut on Monday late evening following the assault on the driver of a truck conveying apples in the region of Shopian.

Security sources said the choice to slice content administrations was taken to diminish the capacity of outfitted dissidents to convey.

Monday, October 14 

JKLF's craving strike close LoC over India's Kashmir move

In any event 32 activists of the Jammu Kashmir Liberation Front (JKLF) have started an appetite strike at a demonstration fight in the town of Jaskool in Pakistan-managed Kashmir, about 10km from the Line of Control (LoC) that partitions Indian and Pakistan-directed Ka Muhammad Rafiq Dar, the JKLF representative, said the members would go without nourishment or drink for 24 hours at the dissent camp in Jaskool, in dissent against India's disavowal of Article 370 and Pakistan's refusal to enable the Kashmiri dissidents to cross the LoC.

A week ago, Dar and other JKLF pioneers drove a walk of hundreds over the length of Pakistan-directed Kashmir, coming full circle in their longing to cross the LoC at Chakothi and walk onwards to Srinagar. At the point when Pakistani specialists put barriers to stop the nonconformists, dealings followed, with the demonstrators choosing to hold a protest until they were permitted to continue.

Post-paid cellphone associations reestablished in Kashmir

India says it has reestablished call offices on post-paid cellphone associations in Indian-directed Kashmir over two months after it minimized the area's semi-self-governance and forced a security and interchanges lockdown, the Associated Press announced.

The restriction on in excess of 2,000,000 prepaid portable associations and internet providers will proceed. The transition to reestablish post-paid versatile administrations comes when common defiance against India's unexpected move has proceeded regardless of specialists finishing a few limitations.

Sunday, October 13 

Modi: Kashmir circumstance will standardize in 4 months

At a meeting in the western Indian territory of Maharashtra, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said it would take four months for Jammu and Kashmir state to come back to typical.

"I guarantee you that it won't take over four months to standardize the anomalous circumstance that has endured there for a long time," Modi said at the assembly, talking in Hindi. "Jammu Kashmir and Ladakh aren't only a land parcel for us," Modi stated, alluding to the locale flanking China.

Albeit numerous controls, including those on development have been facilitated, cell phone and web associations in the Kashmir valley, home to around 7,000,000 individuals, stay cut off. Some cell phone associations were required to be reestablished on Monday, the administration said.

Saturday, October 12

India to ease cell phone shutdown in Kashmir

Most cell phone associations in Indian-managed Kashmir will be reestablished, the Indian government has stated, after over two months. Indian government representative Rohit Kansal said the choice was taken after an audit of occasions in the contested Himalayan area.

"All post-paid cell phones independent of the telecom specialist organization will stand reestablished and be useful from early afternoon on Monday," he told a news meeting, including that the measure would apply to all areas of Indian-controlled Kashmir.

Friday, October 11

'Modi has played his last card': Imran Khan

"Narendra Modi submitted a slip-up, he has played his last card," Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan told members of a "human chain" rally held in Islamabad to express help and solidarity with the individuals of Indian-controlled Kashmir.