Authorities on Friday imposed curfew in most places of the Kashmir Valley to prevent protests and maintain law and order. A senior police official said, “Restrictions will remain in force in Badgam, Ganderbal, Bandipora and Handwara.” “Curfew has been imposed in Srinagar city and all other district headquarters and towns of the Valley,” he added. For the 56th consecutive day, educational institutions, main markets and public transport have remained suspended. The state government has decided not to implement its decision to stop salaries of its employees who remained absent from…
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Scores injured during Pro-freedom rallies; Admin directs Cable TV operators to block news channels
10 injured after forces try to foil pro-freedom rallies in south Kashmir Hundreds participate in pro-freedom march in Bandipora Tension prevails across valley, Lal Chowk sealed No curfew anywhere: Police Govt directs Cable TV operators to block news channels – (KBC, Gulistan TV, Munsiff TV, JK Channel and Insaaf TV). At least ten people were injured after forces fired pellets and used teargas shells to foil protests and pro-freedom rallies in Anantnag and Kulgam districts in south Kashmir on Thursday. Reports and witnesses said that eight people were injured after forces…
Read More#HistoryRepeats; NC repeats PDP protest, stages Sit-In in front of Secretariat Gate
The NC protestors were raising anti-government slogans seeking immediate halt to civilian killings and arrests. This protest demonstration replicates what ruling Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) did in 2010 when 120 civilians were killed. NC working president Omar Abdullah was in office then. Led by NC Secretary General, Ali Mohammad Sagar, the MLA Khanyar said that PDP-BJP government has failed at all levels. “It is unfortunate that the government which started working by thanking Pakistan and militant is now abusing same Pakistan,” said Sagar, who led 1 45-minute sit-in protest outside…
Read MoreCurfew imposed in three places in Valley; Strict restrictions to prevent protests in Bandipora
Authorities on Thursday imposed curfew at three places in the Kashmir Valley Thursday as separatists extended their protest shut-down till September 8. “Curfew has been imposed in areas falling under the jurisdiction of Nowhatta and M.R.Gunj police stations in Srinagar city along with Baramulla,” a senior police official said. Authorities had lifted curfew from the entire Valley on Wednesday after 53 days since the unrest started on July 9. One youth identified as Danish Ahmad, 18, was killed in firing by forces in Rafiabad area of Baramulla district on Wednesday.…
Read MoreResistance Group issues fresh Protest Program for ‘Right to Self-Determination’
Protest Calendar From 2nd September 2016 to 8th September 2016 Date Activities Friday, 2nd September (No Relaxation) Tehsil level Azadi March: Join for Azadi march from every mohalla, village and locality towards respective Tehsil Headquarters; Offer Friday prayers at Tehsil Headquarters. Saturday, 3rd September (Relaxation from 6:00 pm to 6:00 am) Occupy Airport road, Lalchowk & District Headquarters: Occupy Srinagar Airport road, Lal Chowk and District Headquarters from9:00 am to 6 pm for two days; Protest with flags, banners and placards with messages “WE WANT FREEDOM” and “GO INDIA GO…
Read More#Day54; 100’s Injured in clashes across length and breadth of Kashmir during Pro-Freedom Rallies; Pellets continued to Rain
Over 50 injured after forces foil pro-freedom rallies in Aishmuqam, Kaimoh 14 Year old girl injured in Bandipora clashes Clashes in Pulwama leave 15 injured Over a dozen injured after forces foil pro-freedom rallies in south Kashmir Protests in south Kashmir after arrests, raids Over 50 persons were injured on Wednesday in clashes with the government forces in Kaimoh and Aishmuqam areas of south Kashmir districts of Kulgam and Anantnag respectively. Reports and witnesses said that over 40 persons were injured in clashes that erupted after forces vandalized the venue…
Read MoreForces kill youth in North Kashmir, 05 Injured; Clashes erupt in Srinagar, Anantnag, Bandipora
A youth died after the government forces opened fire on protesters in Nadihal village of Rafiabad in north Kashmir’s Baramulla district on Wednesday. The deceased has been identified as Danish Manzoor (28), resident of Nadihal. A doctor at District Hospital Baramulla said that Danish succumbed to injuries at the hospital. He said that five more injured were brought to the hospital. “Three of them have been referred to Srinagar for specialized treatment.” Reports and witnesses said that stone-pelting protests erupted in the area after government forces denied passage to the fruit-laden…
Read MoreClashes begin in Kashmir with lifting of Curfew; Army disallows fruit trade at Sopore Mandi
Authorities on Wednesday lifted curfew from Kashmir Valley, first time since the present unrest began, while clashes erupted at some places between youths and government forces. “Curfew has been lifted from the entire valley. Restrictions preventing assembly of five or more persons under section 144 CrPc will remain in force,” a police official said here. After the forces were removed from Nowhatta area of old Srinagar city on Wednesday morning, youths took to the roads. Forces were rushed back to quell the protests after which the protesters started pelting stones…
Read MoreShut-down continues across Valley for 53rd Day; Protests in Sopore, Clashes in Bandipora
Shut-down called by the resistance leadership continued in Kashmir on Tuesday despite relaxation of curfew in the Valley. “Except for Pulwama town and two police station areas of Nowhatta and M.R.Gunj in Srinagar, there would be no curfew anywhere in the Valley,” a senior police official said. “In order to maintain law and order, restrictions under section 144 CrPc will, however, continue.” Union Home Minister, Rajnath Singh is arriving here on September 4 heading an all party delegation to the Valley which will hold meetings with local leaders aiming to…
Read MoreCurfew relaxed in Kashmir after 51 days, Shutdown continues for 52nd day; Protests, Clashes erupt in Srinagar, Budgam, Bandipora
Clashes erupt in Srinagar parts Pellets, tear shells fired on protesters in Kremshore, Budgam Er Rasheed alleges manhandling as police foil his anti-army protest Curfew was relaxed in parts of Srinagar and other districts in Kashmir, while shutdown continued for 52nd straight day on Monday. The 51 day long curfew was lifted from Anantnag town of south Kashmir while it remained in force in some parts of Srinagar under the jurisdictions of police station Maharajganj and Nowhatta in Srinagar. Expressing regret and remorse over the loss of lives in the…
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