9. The   learned   Solicitor   General   also   highlighted   the   fact   that   over 108 terrorist incidents have taken place in the recent past, between August 05, 2019 to April 25, 2020 in the Union Territory of Jammu and   Kashmir.   In   view   of   the   aforesaid   fact,   the   learned   Solicitor General submitted that the current situation in the Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir is very grave and volatile, even referring to the   recent   terrorist   activity   in   Kupwara   District.   The   learned Solicitor   General   therefore   submitted   that   the   authorities   have calibrated   the   restrictions   based   on   the   requirement   so   as   to reduce the misuse of internet and that the measures adopted by the   authorities   are   reasonable.   He   therefore   prayed   that   the present petitions ought to be dismissed. 10. Before parting with the submissions of the parties, it may be stated that Respondent No. 1 submitted an additional note dated May 06, 2020,   after   the   hearing   of   the   matter   was   concluded,   wherein recent terrorist activities in the region, and the interest shown by the   Pakistani   military   regarding   the   political   developments   in Kashmir, were highlighted. Petitioners in W.P. (C) D. No. 10817 of 2020   and   W.P.   (C)   D.   No.   10875   of   2020   filed   responses   to   the same on May 07, 2020 and May 06, 2020 respectively. Although the Petitioners have objected to the note filed by the Respondent 7