In Jammu and Kashmir, Unified Command today held a crucial meeting under the Chairmanship of Chief Minister Omar Abdullah. The meeting reviewed the deployment of security forces in the valley, particularly in the Srinagar City. It also reviewed the notification of Disturbed Areas Act in the State. The Central Government, as part of the eight point formula announced recently, had advised the State Government to undertake its review. The seven day long session of the Jammu and Kashmir state legislature will begin from tomorrow. The short duration session is likely to be stormy.The opposition will raise the issue of recent unrest and civilian killings. The Government may target opposition for its role in the recent events. There will be some legislations on power sector reforms and related issues.The Centre has sanctioned 100 crore rupees as part of the peace package to the state of Jammu and Kashmir. The grant under Special Plan Assistance is meant for schools and colleges for improvement and additions to their existing infrastructure, including class rooms, auditorium, library and playgrounds. The sanction is part of the eight-point Jammu and Kashmir initiative. The Centre has also advised the state government to constitute a Committee to determine eligibility of the families of those killed in violence since the 11th of June.Meanwhile, the situation in Kashmir valley remained by and large peaceful today.