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Eid prayers held in every mosque in Kashmir: Governor Satya Pal Malik
8/12/2019 11:07:57 PM
Early Times Report
JAMMU, Aug 12: Jammu and Kashmir Governor Satya Pal Malik said on Monday that Eid prayers were offered in all mosques in Kashmir Valley peacefully.
"Today, namaz was offered by the people in every mosque. Namaz took place in every locality," Malik said.
He said that security restrictions were relaxed on Saturday and Sunday and people did shopping in normal conditions and all arrangements were put in place.
"But in troubled places, we will try to ensure peace because we don''t want even a single life to be lost or people get injured. It is the responsibility of the government to protect our citizens," he said.
"We don''t want troublemakers or any other element creating trouble in which any loss of life takes place and then media and others blame us as to why you could not stop this. Except some limited places, in the rest people are moving freely," he said.
Replying to a question as to when normalcy will return and communication network restored in Kashmir, Malik said that the government did not clamp curfew, but imposed restrictions only.
"For the past two days, everything was totally open. Markets were open, people were shopping. Today is Eid, it is normal. If some people want to create trouble it is our responsibility to stop them. It will soon be at ease," he said.
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