Anil Bhat Jammu, July 16 Militants operating in Jammu and Kashmir are using cell phones of high-profile people, including a former MLA, who work as their overground workers, to communicate and receive orders from their Pakistan-based headquarters, intelligence agencies have said.

When Hillsborough County schools open in August, students will have to keep their cell phones and other electronic devices out of sight or have them confiscated, school board members decided Tuesday.

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An intelligence source revealed that militants used cell phones of 51 persons in J&K, including a former MLA, for their conversations with Pak-based headquarters.

The prison department has so far managed to net over 500 cell phones owned illegally by inmates in various facilities in the country.

After the deadly accident Tuesday on Highway 40/I-64, several lawmakers say it’s time to look at the issue of cell phones behind the wheel. If you’re not willing to put down the cell phone while driving, authorities may make you.