Many aspirants who returned to the Valley recounted how they spent the past few weeks in Delhi with no contact with their families. Bilal Ahmad, a resident of Baramulla, said that every day he would go through multiple news websites and papers to try and determine the situation in the Valley. “It was a daily ritual even before I had my breakfast,” Bilal said, adding that in the first two weeks itself very few ground reports were coming out of Kashmir, which left him perturbed. He finally returned home on August 27. Zakir Ahmad, a resident of Kulgam who had been preparing for the coveted service for the past eight months in Delhi, said that he was unable to to focus on his studies due to the situation. “I did not go to the library for many days. My eyes were glued to television screen all the time, and I kept flipping through various news channels,” he said. Zakir also returned to the Valley after waiting for more than a month for the communication blackout to be lifted.On the bright side that leaves more time to smoke Kush.
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