Ground Report | New Delhi: Internet services likely to be suspended; A high alert has been issued in the state regarding the all-party meeting with PM Narendra Modi to be held in Delhi on Thursday. From the border to the cities, the soldiers have been asked to remain alert, so that there is no disturbance of any kind. Apart from this, the Internet service can also be stopped by the administration on the day of the meeting.
According to the information, the leaders have started leaving the state for the meeting. By evening the leaders had left for Delhi. In view of the meeting, security has been tightened in the state. Additional personnel has been deployed in every district. Soldiers on IB and LoC have been asked to remain alert. In view of the spread of rumors in the state, internet service may be stopped on Thursday Dainik Jagran report.
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PM Modi will chair an all-party meeting of political leaders of the Valley and National Conference chief Farooq Abdullah-led People's Alliance for Gupkar Declaration (PAGD) has agreed to participate in the meeting. People's Democratic Party (PDP) president Mehbooba Mufti and CPI(M) leader MY Tarigami as well as leaders of constituent parties including former CMs Omar Abdullah and Farooq Abdullah are most likely to attend the meeting (Internet services likely suspended).
Even senior Congress leader Ghulam Nabi Azad has been invited to attend the meeting. Other regional parties of Jammu and Kashmir will also participate in the meeting.
Earlier former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister and PDP leader Mehbooba Mufti once again chanted ‘Pakistan Raag’. He said that if the government can talk to the Taliban then why not Pakistan?
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Mehbooba Mufti said the Prime Minister should hold talks with Pakistan so that a solution can be found regarding Kashmir and peace can be established in the region (Internet services likely suspended). Recently, he said this about the secret visit of Indian officials to talks with Taliban leaders in Doha.
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