SC 4G decision disappointing, says Tarigami

Jammu, May 11 The Supreme Court’s refusal to ask the J&K administration to restore 4G Internet connectivity has disappointed the residents of the UT. Mohammad Yousuf Tarigami, CPM leader, stated this on Monday. The government was denying high-speed Internet facility...

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 12:10 PM May 12, 2020 IST

Jammu, May 11

The Supreme Court’s refusal to ask the J&K administration to restore 4G Internet connectivity has disappointed the residents of the UT.

Mohammad Yousuf Tarigami, CPM leader, stated this on Monday. The government was denying high-speed Internet facility to students, which was unfortunate, he said.

If its claims, that Internet was being misused by some elements, were true, why was the government not taking remedial measures to stop it, Tarigami questioned. —TNS

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