In Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir, the occupation authorities in yet another dictatorial move have ordered to check all social media accounts of the government employees aimed at creating an environment of fear and harassment. 

The authorities have set up special task force to monitor the activities of the government servants.  

The new measures are meant to implicate Kashmiris in the government services in false cases, put them behind the bars and punish them. 

Peoples Democratic Party President, Mehbooba Mufti said that the India's paranoia about the Kashmiris has touched a new low with social media accounts of even government employees now being monitored.

In a media interview in Srinagar, Former judge of IIOJK High Court, Justice retired Hasnain Masoodi said that Indian parliament had no jurisdiction to abrogate Article 370 of the Constitution.

Meanwhile, Turkish news agency, Anadolu, in its report said that the Kashmiri detainees are sent to faraway jails in India to make their plight invisible to the world at large.

The report pointed out that the laws under which people are detained have become harsher under Narendra Modi government.

Posters and banners have reappeared in different parts of Srinagar reiterating the Kashmiris’ resolve to continue the struggle for freedom till the implementation of UN resolutions on Kashmir.

On the other hand, Hurriyat leaders in their statements expressed condolences over the deaths of the sister of Mukhtar Ahmad Waza and wife of APHC leader Ayaz Akbar.