Jammu & Kashmir administrtion seals Martyrs’ Graveyard; Omar, Mehbooba pay homage at party offices
Authorities restricted access to Srinagar's Martyrs' Graveyard on Monday. Political leaders paid homage at their respective party offices instead. Last year, Omar Abdullah bypassed barricades to reach the graveyard. The administration removed July 13 and December 5 from public holidays. This action followed the abrogation of Article 370 in January 2020.
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