Ban on high-speed Internet services extended in Indian-controlled Kashmir


Kashmiri journalists browse the internet on their mobile phones inside the media centre set up by government authorities in Srinagar, Indian controlled Kashmir. Authorities in restive Indian-controlled Kashmir extended the ban on high-speed 3G and 4G Internet services until Feb 24, officials said on Sunday (Feb 16). - AP

NEW DELHI: Authorities in restive Indian-controlled Kashmir extended the ban on high-speed 3G and 4G Internet services until Feb 24, officials said on Sunday (Feb 16).

The decision to extend the ban on highspeed Internet services was taken during a review meeting held Saturday evening.

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