Middle schools reopen in Kashmir Valley over two weeks after imposition of restrictions following Article 370 revocation
FirstpostAs many as 774 middle schools out of 3,000 reopened on Wednesday in Kashmir for the first time since 5 August when the restrictions were imposed in the valley in the wake of Centre’s decision to revoke the special status to Jammu and Kashmir Srinagar: As many as 774 middle schools out of 3,000 reopened on Wednesday in Kashmir for the first time since 5 August when the restrictions were imposed in the valley in the wake of Centre’s decision to revoke the special status to Jammu and Kashmir, officials said. Stray incidents of stone pelting in some parts of the Kashmir Valley was reported during the day but these were dealt with locally, Director, Information and Public Relations, Syed Sehrish Asgar, told reporters at the daily briefing here on Wednesday. The official said 60-80 per cent teachers were present though the attendance of students was less in the schools. Jammu and Kashmir Chief Secretary BVR Subrahmanyam also reviewed the transportation arrangements for taking out fruits from the Kashmir Valley to different terminal markets in the country, she said.