SC To Centre: Restore Normalcy In J&K Keeping In Mind National Interest

The Supreme Court on Monday while hearing a clutches of petitions issues directions on Jammu & Kashmir - 

SC- We are facing an unprecedented situation

SC- Not a single bullet fired, no loss of life

SC- 93 police stations restrictions have been lifted 

SC issues notice to centre on petition filed by MDMK leader Vaiko 2 release Farooq Abhullah from detention.

Abdullah has been under detention since 5th August in Kashmir

Centre challanges Vaiko's locus in case & use of habeas corpus.
Next date of hearing: 30/9/19@GoNews24x7 pic.twitter.com/yQJRZXZb6w

— Sidharth Pandey (@SidharthPandey) September 16, 2019

SC- No restrictions in Ladakh

SC- over 10 lakh OPD patients since 5th August

SC- 90 percent of medical shops are open

SC- 8,96,000 LPG cylinders have been home delivered 

SC- 6.46 lakh quintal of ration distributed through PDS in Kashmir

SC- Direct Jammu and Kashmir to make every endeavour to make normal life returns to Jammu and Kashmir

Chief Justice of India, Ranjan Gogoi, says in Supreme Court "if requirement arises, I may visit Jammu and Kashmir" https://t.co/uiLlcRFu0X

— ANI (@ANI) September 16, 2019

SC- As regarding medical facilities, direct the state government to make every endeavour people have access to health care

SC- We ask for restoration to be on a selective basis keeping in mind national interest

SC allows senior congress leader and former CM of J&K, Ghulam Nabi Azad to visit Srinagar, Baramulla, Anantnag, and Jammu. 

Ghulam Nabi Azad will not make any speeches or hold any public rally as per his own submissions