In Jammu & Kashmir, the restrictions under sec 144 have been eased out in most areas in Srinagar and elsewhere in Kashmir valley. Officials said as on date, out of 105 police stations the restrictions under Sec 144 have been lifted in 92 police station areas across Kashmir Valley. They said that overall situation in Kashmir remained under control.<br />''<br />''The movement of people is being continuously monitored through high caliber digital CCTVs in Srinagar and major towns in Kashmir. The preventive measures have also been taken in sensitive areas under old city police stations and in the city outskirts.<br />''<span style="color: #222222;"><br />''Officials said the attendance in government offices remained "satisfactory".</span><br />

<div><span style="font-size: 10pt;">In Jammu & Kashmir, the restrictions under sec 144 have been eased out in most areas in Srinagar and elsewhere in Kashmir valley barring few police stations. An official spokesperson said that in view of the imposition of Section-144 CrPc and in order to avoid any loss to the life and property, the government has decided that no procession shall be allowed in District Srinagar on the occasion of Moharram tomorrow. The state govt had earlier said that no procession will be allowed on 8th, 9th and 10th of this month.</span></div>In order to check unauthorized constructions, Divisional Commissioner, Kashmir has also directed that there shall be no movement of tippers after 9 pm across the valley.<br />''<br />''The Administration in a phased manner has already lifted restrictions under Sec 144 in 92 police station areas out of 105, across Kashmir Valley. Officials said that overall situation in Kashmir remains under control with no untoward incident reported from any part of the Valley so far. The government has restored landline communication in a phased manner in the Valley last Thursday. <br />