Vehicles carrying official documents move towards Kashmir on the Jammu-Kashmir national highway, near Jammu on June 28, 2020.

Vehicles carrying official documents move towards Kashmir on the Jammu-Kashmir national highway, near Jammu on June 28, 2020.   | Photo Credit:
PTI


Ahead of the operation Balakot inside Pakistan in February last year and the revocation of J&K’s special status in August last year, the government issued a slew of similar orders

Two separate government orders on stocking up of LPG cylinders for two months in the Kashmir valley and on vacating of school buildings for the security forces in Ganderbal, adjoining Kargil, has triggered a fresh wave of anxiety among the locals, in the wake of India-China face-off.

Described as a “most urgent matter”, an Adviser to Lt. Governor G.C. Murmu has passed directions in a meeting on June 23, “to ensure sufficient stocks of the LPG in the Valley as the supply gets affected due to closure of the National Highway on account of landslips”.

According to an order passed by the Director of the Food, Civil Supplies and Consumers, the oil companies should make adequate