Srinagar: After a brief lull, fresh violence erupted on Tuesday in Kashmir Valley leaving three persons dead and 70 injured following which indefinite curfew was clamped in Srinagar.
A security person walks near a barbed wire barricade in curfew-bound Srinagar on Monday. PTI
Army and police personnel patrol the national highway in curfew-bound Srinagar on Monday. PTI
Indefinite curfew has been clamped in the city after the latest spell of violence, police said.
A policeman stands guard at the entrance of a locality in curfew-clamped Srinagar on Monday. PTI
Abrar Khan, 18 was killed allegedly in the firing while another youth identified as Owais was seriously injured.
CRPF personnel stops to question two women and a girl in curfew-bound Srinagar on Monday. PTI
Police said the mobs also pelted stones on police stations at Pattan and Pampore. The policemen fired in air to scare away the protestors.
A CRPF personnel checks hospital tickets of two women in curfew-bound Srinagar on Monday. PTI
The protests had begun in the area late last night when a group of men started throwing stones at a security contingent. The protesters were chased by security personnel and one of them identified as Muzaffar Ahmad fell in the drain. His body was later fished out.
Police and CRPF personnel patrolling a curfew bound locality in interior Srinagar on Monday. PTI
Later a mob attacked the police quarters.
CRPF personnel patrolling a street in curfew bound Srinagar on Monday. PTI
Earlier, authorities had announced closure of schools and educational institutions in the city following the protests.
Kashmir has witnessed violent protests and curfew following the killing of youths allegedly in firing by security forces last month.