Jammu and Kashmir government on Saturday relaxed the restrictions imposed on civilian movement on the National Highway (NH-44).&nbsp;

"The restriction on civilian movement between Srinagar and Baramulla on NH-44 would now be limited only to Sunday. There will be no prohibition on civilian traffic on Wednesday," reported news agency ANI quoting a statement from the Jammu and Kashmir government.

However, the restrictions would continue between Srinagar and Udhampur on NH-44 as earlier, the statement added.

The statement said that the government will keep reviewing the restrictions from time-to-time to strike a balance between the needs of the security forces and inconvenience caused to Jammu citizens.

"The Government is monitoring the needs of security forces on a real-time basis and making all attempts to minimize public inconvenience. For example, no restrictions were imposed on April 17, although it was a convoy day (Wednesday) as there was no need for movement of the security forces," said the statement.&nbsp;

A complete review of restrictions on the highway will be done after the last phase of elections in the state on May 6 to examine the need for continuing with them, the government statement added.

Earlier this month, the government had imposed restrictions on civilian movement on the National Highway (NH-44) connecting Jammu to Srinagar, in order to ensure adequate security to the movement of security forces.

Jammu and Kashmir government on Saturday relaxed the restrictions imposed on civilian movement on the National Highway (NH-44). "The restriction on civilian movement between Srinagar and Baramulla on NH-44 would now be limited only to Sunday.

Jammu and Kashmir government on Saturday relaxed the restrictions imposed on civilian movement on the National Highway (NH-44). "The restriction on civilian movement between Srinagar and Baramulla on NH-44 would now be limited only to Sunday. There will be no prohibition on civilian traffic on Wednesday," reported news agency ANI quoting a statement from the Jammu and Kashmir government. However, the restrictions would continue between Srinagar and Udhampur on NH-44 as earlier, the statement added. The statement said that the government will keep reviewing the restrictions from time-to-time to strike a balance between the needs of the security forces and inconvenience caused to Jammu citizens. "The Government is monitoring the needs of security forces on a real-time basis and making all attempts to minimize public inconvenience. For example, no restrictions were imposed on April 17, although it was a convoy day (Wednesday) as there was no need for movement of the security forces," said the statement. A complete review of restrictions on the highway will be done after the last phase of elections in the state on May 6 to examine the need for continuing with them, the government statement added. Earlier this month, the government had imposed restrictions on civilian movement on the National Highway (NH-44) connecting Jammu to Srinagar, in order to ensure adequate security to the movement of security forces.

Jammu and Kashmir govt relaxes restrictions on civilian movement on NH-44

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Jammu and Kashmir govt relaxes restrictions on civilian movement on NH-44