Modi regime launches ‘house to house data’ in Srinagar
In Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir, the Modi regime has started collecting house-to-house data from Srinagar district.
Indian police and agencies gave a form collecting personal and professional
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In Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir, the Modi regime has started collecting house-to-house data from Srinagar district.
Indian police and agencies gave a form collecting personal and professional
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information including all contact mobile numbers, family resident names, lands etc from the residents to store it in their centrally located computerized database.
As part of the survey that is underway in many parts of the city,
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As part of the survey that is underway in many parts of the city,
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the cops drop a form at the gate of the house owner and ask him to fill it giving personal and professional details.
The form also seeks details of the family members, their house owner name, fathers name, family members, age,
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The form also seeks details of the family members, their house owner name, fathers name, family members, age,
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occupation and phone number. The form has separate columns that mention the direction and distance of the house from the nearest police station or police post.
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