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'Not restoring internet services as terrorists might misuse it'
Updated On: 16 January, 2020 08:17 AM IST | Srinagar | Agencies
Police bring to notice material relating to the terror modules operating in the union territory

Three Malaysian tourists get emotional while accessing the Internet for the first time after reaching the Valley, at a government facilitation centre in Srinagar, on Wednesday. Pic/PTI
Srinagar: The Jammu and Kashmir (J&K) administration has cited possible misuse of the internet by anti-national elements and terrorists as a reason for not restoring these services for the general public and media in the Kashmir Valley.
Complying with the Supreme Court's directions issued on January 10, the union territory's administration on Tuesday evening ordered restoration of 2G mobile internet services on postpaid connections in five districts of Jammu division and broadband facilities in both Jammu and Kashmir divisions only for institutions dealing with essential services and tourism, such as hospitals, banks and hotels.
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