The situation in bandh-hit Kashmir Valley on Sunday remained peaceful even as Governor N N Vohra reviewed the developments in the state and the movement of essential commodities by road. Shops and business markets remained closed and public and private transport largely remained off the roads in Srinagar and other major towns in the Valley.The coordination committee of Hurriyat Conference and other separatist groups and traders’ bodies are scheduled to meet during the day to decide whether to continue with the strike called to protest the killing of 22 persons in the Valley and ‘high-handedness’ of security forces in dealing with Amarnath land row stir. An official spokesman said the meeting discussed the movement of essential commodities and fruits on the Lakhanpur-Jammu-Srinagar National Highway. Special emphasis was laid on the inflow of petroleum products, LPG cylinders, livestock, medicines and other house-hold consumables.
Leave Your Comments