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Schools, Colleges to remain closed tomorrow: Div Com | KNO

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Srinagar, May 23 (KNO): The divisional administration Kashmir on Friday ordered the closure of all schools and colleges across the Kashmir division tomorrow (May 24). Divisional Commissioner Kashmir, Baseer Ahmad Khan told KNO that decision to close the educational institutions across the Valley has been taken as a precautionary measure. The schools and colleges remained closed today as well as precautionary measure. The decision to close down the educational institutions was taken following the killing of a top militant commander Zakir Musa. Musa was killed in a gunfight at Dadsara Tral on Thursday evening.

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