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11 May 2020
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In Foundation for Media Professionals v. Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir, the Supreme Court did not order 4G restored. It set up a Special Committee headed by the Union Home Secretary, with the Union Communications Secretary and the J&K Chief Secretary, to determine whether the restrictions needed to continue, and to examine limiting them to areas where necessary and allowing faster internet on a trial basis in some areas. [1]
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Sources
- 1Foundation for Media Professionals v. Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir (judgment of 11 May 2020)Supreme Court of India (via Indian Kanoon), 11 May 2020T2 CourtArchived 19 May 2020