A virtually total information black-out prevailed in the Valley. Two days ago the state police began to restrict the media in the Valley. Some of these restrictions were eased and curfew passes were issued to some journalists. But to protest many restrictions still in place, the Kashmir Press Guild decided not to publish their papers even today. This made it the third day in a row that the papers did not hit the stands.
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A virtually total information black-out prevailed in the Valley. Two days ago the state police began to restrict the media in the Valley. Some of these restrictions were eased and curfew passes were issued to some journalists. But to protest many restrictions still in place, the Kashmir Press Guild decided not to publish their papers even today. This made it the third day in a row that the papers did not hit the stands.
A virtually total information black-out prevailed in the Valley. Two days ago the state police began to restrict the media in the Valley. Some of these restrictions were eased and curfew passes were issued to some journalists. But to protest many restrictions still in place, the Kashmir Press Guild decided not to publish their papers even today. This made it the third day in a row that the papers did not hit the stands.