Jammu varsity postpones exams; mobile internet shut in south Kashmir

Tribune News Service
Jammu, February 14

University of Jammu has postponed all the examinations, including theory and practical, which were to be conducted on February 15. 

The decision has been taken in view of Friday's Jammu bandh call given by various groups against terror attack on CRPF bus in Pulwama.

Mobile internet services were snapped in south Kashmir, while the data speed in Srinagar was reduced to that of 2G-level following the deadly attack on security forces, officials said.

Mobile internet was suspended in south Kashmir as a precautionary measure to maintain law and order, the officials said.

They said there were apprehensions that social media could be misused to create trouble.

A video of the suicide bomber, who rammed his explosive-laden vehicle into the CRPF convoy at Lethpora in Pulwama district, was widely being shared on social media in the Valley.

Intelligence officials were apprehensive that the circulation of the video could lead to mobilisation of anti-national elements to foment trouble.

The speed of mobile internet in the city was also reduced to 2G, making it difficult to share videos. - With PTI inputs