Governor Satya Pal Malik on Wednesday said the matter of the three civilian deaths in Jammu and Kashmir was of grave concern,and claimed Pakistan's hand in the killings.

The Valley has seen several bloody attacks since post-paidservices were restored, more than three months after the scrapping of Jammu and Kashmir's special status. Included in the list of casualties is twoPunjab-based apple trader, a migrant worker from Chhattisgarh and a truckdriver from Rajasthan.

a"This is a matter of grave concern, poor people whoare migrating to the state to earn a living are being killed like this,"Satya Pal sounded alarm bells. "This is happening on Pakistan's directionsto create disturbance in the state. We will not allow this to happen. We willnot spare such people."

The Governor said that there isn't a plan to resume pre-paid mobile service since "Pakistani nationals would misuse this"."We will start Internet services only when situation improves."

Hours after the truck driver was shot and killed and his vehicle set ablaze, text messaging were blocked in Kashmir. According toreports, SMS service was halted to reduce the ability of militants to communicate.