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Road shows will not be held during Lok Sabha elections in Kashmir: Police

Jammu and Kashmir Police have advised the candidates contesting the Lok Sabha elections that do not show any road show during the campaigning and go somewhere after the approval from the district administration. No roadshows will be allowed for security reasons, but after approval from the district administration, public meetings will be allowed at the scheduled places.

Keeping in view the Lok Sabha elections, Jammu and Kashmir Police issued advisory for candidates. He said that do not organize any road show during the election campaign. And only after the approval from the district administration can go somewhere. No roadshows will be allowed for security reasons, but after approval from the district administration, public meetings will be allowed at the scheduled places.

Official sources said that in this advice Lok Sabha candidates have been asked to go to different districts only after informing the District Magistrate and the SSP. The venue of the public meeting in the district will be decided only after the permission of DM and SSP. Along with this, a detailed consultation has been issued to all the candidates and the heads of their parties in the state.

Let us tell you that to defeat the BJP in the Lok Sabha elections on the 20th of December, there was an alliance between the Congress and the National Conference in Jammu and Kashmir. Congress leader Ghulam Nabi Azad said that Congress will fight in Jammu and Udhampur seats. At the same time, Farooq Abdullah will contest from Srinagar

The Lok Sabha elections in Jammu and Kashmir will be held from 11 April to 19 May. This election will be done in seven phases. At the same time, President's rule is in force at the present time in the state. However, in the year 2018, the BJP withdrew support from the PDP-BJP coalition. After which the Assembly was dissolved.

These steps taken in the wake of security

Anti-terrorist operations are being organized in Jammu and Kashmir continuously by the security forces. Even on Thursday, terrorists are encountering in Hondwara. On Wednesday, in a Shopian district, the militants shot a young man and killed him. police gave this information. A police officer said that Tanvir Ahmed Dar, a resident of Bemnipora village, died due to severe injuries. The young man killed was 24 years old. Vigilance has been increased in the valley since the recent Pulwama attack. These steps are being taken in the wake of security in the elections.