Pakistan is still knocking the doors of different countries on the Kashmir issue. Today, Pakistan is going to the United Nations to discuss the scrapping of Article 370 from Jammu and Kashmir. An Indian army source further said that Pakistan has increased "ceasefire violations" in terms of arms and territory in the past few days. At the moment, its aim is to divert the world's attention to the Kashmir issue.

The Jammu and Kashmir government secretariat and other offices will open today for your information. However, relaxation of restrictions on the common man will depend on the post-namaz situation. Since the removal of Article 370 on August 5 and the bifurcation of Jammu and Kashmir into two parts, restrictions have been imposed in many parts of Jammu and Kashmir since the union territory was made a Union Territory. The situation in Jammu is almost normal.

The secretariat and other offices of the Jammu and Kashmir government will start functioning from Friday, while the relaxation of restrictions on the common man will depend on the post-namaz situation. The spokesperson said, the government will monitor the situation during Friday prayers and based on this, relaxation of restrictions will be considered for the common man.

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