By AIJAZ HUSSAIN Associated Press SRINAGAR, India (AP) — India ended an 18-month-long ban on high speed internet services on mobile devices in disputed Kashmir, where opposition to New Delhi has deepened after it revoked the region's semi-autonomy. The order late Friday lifted the ban on 4G mobile data services However, the order issued by the region's home secretary, Shaleen Kabra, asked police officials to 'closely monitor the impact of lifting of restrictions.' A blanket internet ban, the longest in a democracy which rights activists dubbed as 'digital apartheid' and 'collective punishment,' came into effect on August 2019 when India […]
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