Mobile Net restored in Srinagar, Budgam

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Updated At : 11:56 AM Sep 08, 2021 IST

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Srinagar, September 7

Internet on mobile devices was restored in Srinagar and Budgam districts of Kashmir division on Tuesday, six days after it was suspended in the wake of the death of separatist leader Syed Ali Shah Geelani.

Internet services on all platforms have been restored across the Kashmir valley.

Internet was restored in mobile devices in eight of the 10 districts of the Valley on Monday. Voice call and Internet services, except the lease lines, were snapped late on Wednesday night, hours after Geelani’s death at his Hyderpora residence.

While voice call and Internet services on broadband and fibre platforms were restored on Friday night, the Internet services on mobile devices remained suspended till Monday. PTI

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