No. 1, taking into consideration the far­reaching consequences of the issues involved herein, we have considered the submissions of both parties. 11. Heard both the parties, and perused the documents placed before us.  12. At   the   outset,   we   have   already   laid   down   that   the   fundamental rights   of   citizens   need   to   be   balanced   with   national   security concerns, when the situation so demands. This Court is cognizant of   the   importance   of   these   matters   for   the   national   security concerns, and takes the same with utmost seriousness to ensure that citizens enjoy life and liberty to the greatest possible extent. National security concerns and human rights must be reasonably and   defensibly   adjusted   with   one   another,   in   line   with   the constitutional   principles.   There   is   no   doubt   that   the   present situation   calls   for   a   delicate   balancing,   looking   to   the   peculiar circumstances   prevailing   in   the   Union   Territory   of   Jammu   and Kashmir. Before considering the relief sought by the Petitioners, it is necessary to look at the steps taken by Respondent No. 1  after the   pronouncement   of   the   earlier   judgment   of   this   Court   in Anuradha   Bhasin  (supra).   For,   convenience,   the   table   below 8