Internet being restored in J-K in phased manner, says 'Real Kashmir' fan Ram Madhav

Madhav said he had come to Srinagar to watch the match between Real Kashmir Football Club and Chennai City.
BJP National General Secretary Ram Madhav  (File Photo | PTI)
BJP National General Secretary Ram Madhav (File Photo | PTI)

SRINAGAR: BJP general secretary Ram Madhav on Thursday said broadband internet facilities were being restored in Kashmir in a phased manner.

Internet facilities were snapped on August 5 ahead of Union Home Minister Amit Shah announcing the repeal of Article 370 and bifurcation of Jammu and Kashmir state into two union territories.

"The broadband internet services are being restored in phased manner. The facilities have been restored to the hotels," Madhav told reporters here.

He said the local administration will restore the broadband services in more sectors after a security review.

"We will also press the local administration to ensure maximum power supply in Jammu and Kashmir as the indications are there that the winter is going to be very harsh," he added.

Asked if the mainstream politicians would be released any time soon, the BJP leader said some leaders have been released and some have been shifted to their homes from detention centres.

"It is an ongoing process," he added.

Madhav said he had come to Srinagar to watch the match between Real Kashmir Football Club and Chennai City.

Real Kashmir FC player Arashpreet Singh yellow and Chennai City FC players in action during I-League match in Srinagar Thursday. (Photo | PTI)
Real Kashmir FC player Arashpreet Singh yellow and Chennai City FC players in action during I-League match in Srinagar Thursday. (Photo | PTI)

"I am RKFC fan and I am happy that they won. I hope they win the remaining matches as well and lift the trophy this year," Madhav said.

RKFC defeated defending champions Chennai City 2-1.

RKFC had put a splendid performance in its debut season in the I League last year and stood third in the points table.

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