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Jammu & Kashmir Secretariat Tightens Vehicle Entry and Parking Rules for Assembly Session
✍️ Kashmir Life
🗓 10 Sep 2026, 11:47 PM
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The Jammu & Kashmir Secretariat has imposed stricter controls on vehicle entry and designated parking zones as the state assembly convenes, aiming to improve security and traffic flow.
The Secretariat in Srinagar announced tighter regulations governing the entry of vehicles into its premises as the state assembly session begins. All motor vehicles are now required to obtain prior permission before accessing the secretariat complex, and designated parking areas have been demarcated to streamline movement.
Security personnel have been instructed to enforce the new measures rigorously, checking permits at entry points and directing drivers to authorized parking zones. The move is intended to reduce congestion around the secretariat and enhance safety for legislators and staff.
Officials said the revised protocol will remain in effect for the duration of the assembly session and may be reviewed thereafter based on operational needs. The changes reflect a broader effort to maintain order in the capital during periods of heightened legislative activity.
The secretariat has also urged employees and visitors to cooperate fully with the enforcement teams to ensure smooth implementation of the new rules.
No further details on penalties for non‑compliance were disclosed at the time of the announcement.
Security personnel have been instructed to enforce the new measures rigorously, checking permits at entry points and directing drivers to authorized parking zones. The move is intended to reduce congestion around the secretariat and enhance safety for legislators and staff.
Officials said the revised protocol will remain in effect for the duration of the assembly session and may be reviewed thereafter based on operational needs. The changes reflect a broader effort to maintain order in the capital during periods of heightened legislative activity.
The secretariat has also urged employees and visitors to cooperate fully with the enforcement teams to ensure smooth implementation of the new rules.
No further details on penalties for non‑compliance were disclosed at the time of the announcement.