can   be   seen  from   the   fact that initially  only  whitelisted websites were allowed, before internet access to all websites was provided on broadband,   and   finally   to   postpaid   and   verified   prepaid   mobile users as well, although at 2G speeds. Further, the various steps taken   by   Respondent   No.   1   with   respect   to   ensuring   the fundamental rights of the people, in relation to the existing COVID­ 19 pandemic, must also be taken into account.  21. During the course of the arguments, the Respondent No. 2­ Union of   India   has   submitted   that   continuous   infiltration,   foreign influence,   violent   extremism   and   issues   of   national   integrity   are prevalent in the Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir, which are serious issues.  22. In  Anuradha Bhasin  (supra), this Court has alluded to the fact that   modern   terrorism   is   being   propagated   through   the   internet and by using technology in the following manner:  “39. Modern   terrorism   heavily   relies   on   the internet.   Operations   on   the   internet   do   not require   substantial   expenditure   and   are   not traceable easily. The internet is being used to support   fallacious   proxy   wars   by   raising money,   recruiting   and   spreading propaganda/ideologies. The prevalence of the internet   provides   an   easy   inroad   to   young impressionable minds….”  16