Kashmir unaffected, Jammu crippled
21 Sep 2012 1:15 AM GMT
The countrywide Bandh called Thursday by the NDA and the left parties evoked little response in the Kashmir Valley while life was adversely affected in winter capital Jammu.
Markets, public transport and other businesses remained closed in Jammu city. Attendance in government offices, banks, post offices and government-run educational institutions remained thin because of the non-availability of public transport in Jammu.
Peaceful protests were held at many places in Jammu city as police and Central Reserve Police Force [CRPF] personnel stood on high alert to ensure maintenance of law and order. Reports from rural areas in adjoining districts also indicated the Bandh had adversely affected life there. In the Kashmir Valley, however, life remained normal as the Bandh call had little effect there. Local transporters called off their earlier announced strike. Educational institutions, markets, public transport, banks, post offices and government offices opened as usual in the morning.
Markets, public transport and other businesses remained closed in Jammu city. Attendance in government offices, banks, post offices and government-run educational institutions remained thin because of the non-availability of public transport in Jammu.
Peaceful protests were held at many places in Jammu city as police and Central Reserve Police Force [CRPF] personnel stood on high alert to ensure maintenance of law and order. Reports from rural areas in adjoining districts also indicated the Bandh had adversely affected life there. In the Kashmir Valley, however, life remained normal as the Bandh call had little effect there. Local transporters called off their earlier announced strike. Educational institutions, markets, public transport, banks, post offices and government offices opened as usual in the morning.
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