Authorities have decided to impose restrictions on night travel in north Kashmir’s Baramulla district to counter the Hurriyat’s relaxation programme after 6 pm.
Top sources disclosed to Kashmir Post that the authorities have implemented the “plan” from last night by disallowing any private transport in the area.
Some private vehicles and those carrying goods were not allowed to move last night in Sopore last night, they said. “They were told to carry on their businesses only during the day”.
Pertinently, the joint pro-freedom leadership, spearheading the ongoing protests, had asked people to open businesses after 6pm.
Curfew remained in place in Kashmir valley for 31st consecutive day on Monday.
57 people have died in protests that erupted after the killing of Hizb-ul-Mujahideen commander Burhan Wani on July 08.
Authorities ‘Ban’ Night travel to ‘Counter’ Resistance programme in north Kashmir
