After wrapping up his ten days tour to the state of Jammu and Kashmir after Indian government had revoked the special status from the state, the National security adviser Ajit Doval was met by the Union Home minister Amit Shah today in Delhi to review the current on ground situation in Jammu and Kashmir.

The reports monitored the high level meeting with the Intelligence chief had said that the Union Home secretary Rajiv Gauba was also present in the meeting where Ajit Doval had documented his ten days long visit to the state where he traveled across the Kashmir valley to meet the people who are living with huge restrictions and to picture their senses and approaches towards government over scrapping the special status from the state. The meeting has held to review and to address the issue of local residents that has been pointed out by Ajit Doval.

Later, the Chief of Intelligence had also held meetings with top army and paramilitary forces on the status of the army stations that were been stationed in the state of Jammu and Kashmir to counter the violence and threat by containing the unrest.

The reports from the state had said that, the restrictions and lock downs, under the state had been put for the fortnight, were relaxed in some parts of the state and the schools were reopened. The News agency PTI had reported that the teachers had turned up to the schools while most of the students stayed from not attending the schools.

The Markets in the Kashmir valley remained closed while public transports are yet to hit the roads. On the other hand, the wheels of private vehicles have resumed its travel after the curbs has been relaxed. The government had restored the internet services in five districts in Jammu region and 17 telephone exchanges in Kashmir valley which had resumed its operations after shuttering down ahead of Indian government's move on suspending the mobile networks and internet services.