By Admin 
The war continues between Iran and Israel. The war is likely to intensify further after the death of Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei in a joint attack by Israel and America. Meanwhile, as a precautionary measure, it has been announced to impose restrictions in all the districts of Kashmir from Monday (02 March). Officials said on Sunday (01 March) that restrictions will be imposed in all districts of Kashmir to ensure a peaceful environment in view of reports of protests in Kashmir following the death of Iranian leader Ali Khamenei.
Senior officials of the security forces said that this decision has been taken to maintain law and order in the current situation and to prevent any untoward incident. “The decision to impose the ban has been taken as a precautionary measure,” a senior official said. Officials said that the restrictions will come into effect from Monday (02 March) and the situation will be closely monitored.
Anger among the people of Jammu and Kashmir after Khamenei’s death
After the death of Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, there has been anger among the people in Jammu and Kashmir. CM Omar Abdullah has also expressed concern about the attacks on Iran. He has appealed for peace from all communities. “Chief Minister Omar Abdullah has expressed deep concern over the events taking place in Iran, including the news of the death of Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei,” the CM office posted on the social media platform He has appealed to all communities to maintain peace, exercise restraint and avoid any action that may cause tension or unrest.
Schools and colleges closed for 2 days in Kashmir
At the same time, important news has also come to light regarding the students studying in schools and colleges in Kashmir. The state government has announced a holiday of 2 days. All schools and colleges in Kashmir will remain closed for two days. Schools were scheduled to reopen from Monday (02 March) after 70 days of winter vacation. Meanwhile, Jammu and Kashmir Education Minister Sakina Itoo has announced on Sunday (01 March) that all the schools and colleges of the valley will remain closed for the next two days.