Jammu and Kashmir News: Foreign diplomats may visit Kashmir on 18 and Jammu on 19 February

New Delhi
A year and a half after the removal of Article 370 (Article 370) from Jammu and Kashmir, the Central Government is once again preparing to conduct a delegation of foreign diplomats (Foreign Envoys Jammu Kashmir Visit). According to sources, a delegation of foreign diplomats can visit Kashmir on 18 February and Jammu on 19 February.

According to the information, this time the delegation visiting Jammu and Kashmir will include diplomats from Gulf and European countries. It is being told that during this visit, foreign diplomats may also meet some representatives of the recently elected District Development Council (DDC). Through this, the government will try to show the bumper voting in the DDC elections as a denial of the local people’s trust and external forces in the ground democracy.

Will inform diplomats about security situation
Security agencies will also provide information about security situation in the state to diplomats visiting Jammu and Kashmir. Apart from this, diplomats can also be told about terrorism from across the border. All diplomats will visit Kashmir on February 18 and Jammu on February 19.

This third delegation after the removal of Article 370
This will be the third delegation to visit the Valley since Article 370 was removed on 5 August 2019. Earlier in October 2019, a delegation of 27 members of the European Parliament visited Kashmir at the invitation of a private think tank, also in early 2020, delegation of foreign diplomats visited the state.

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America welcomed when Internet services started
Recently, 4G mobile Internet services have resumed in the state, 18 months after the removal of Article 370. The Biden administration of the US welcomed the move, saying that there was no change in its policy on South Asia and that it was waiting for the situation to normalize in the state.