Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh has said all required measures will be taken to bring back normalcy in the Kashmir region.<br/><br/>Interacting with the delegations representing diverse sections of people in Srinagar on Saturday, Mr. Rajnath Singh appreciated the initiative of delegations for putting forth free and fair feedback and suggestions which will help in restoring normalcy in the region.<br/><br/>Home Minister also assured the delegations that necessary tangible action would be taken to address the concerns and difficulties.<br/><br/>The Home Minister is on a two day visit to review overall situation in Kashmir in the aftermath of spontaneous protests and violence that broke after the killing of militant commander Burhan Wani on 8th of this month in South Kashmir's Kokernag area.<br/><br/>AIR correspondent reports that Mr. Rajnath Singh met 15 delegations comprising of representatives from Sikh community, Kashmiri Pandits, Imams, fruit growers, chamber of commerce, youths, horticulture and Tourism & Hospitality industry entrepreneurs.<br/><br/>Besides curfew in other districts in Valley, the restrictions under Section 144 will remain in force in four districts of Baramulla, Bandipora, Budgam and Ganderbal.<br/><br/>Barring BSNL post paid landline, mobile and broadband internet services, all private mobile telephone services continue to remain suspended.<br/><br/>This is Home Minister's 2nd visit during the current month to Kashmir. He visited Kashmir on 1st July to review security situation in the aftermath of deadly militant attack on CRPF convoy at Pampore on Srinagar Jammu National Highway on June 25.