Srinagar, Aug 06 (KNS): Though the curfew continues to remain in forces for the 29th consecutive day on Saturday in Kashmir, the reports of clashes were reported from Islamabad while the two youth died on Saturday in forces actions were laid to rest at their native villages.
A top police official told KNS that curfew and restrictions have been imposed in Kulgam, Pulwama, Anantnag, parts of Srinagar and in parts of others districts to thwart any possible protests against the civilian killings in Kashmir.
Huge contingent of forces have been deployed on roads and streets who have erected concertina wires on roads.
Meanwhile, thousands of people mostly youth participated in the funeral prayers of 21-year-old Sameer Ahmad Wani and 22-year old Danish Rasool at their native villages in district Budgam and Baramulla respectively.Click Here To Follow Our WhatsApp Channel
They were killed after forces opened fire on Friday during the protests in their respective areas.
Sameer and Danish, residents of Mullanaroo Takya Farooq in central Kashmir’s Budgam district and Wagoora area of north Kashmir’s Baramulla district were laid to rest amid pro-freedom and anti-India slogans.
Meanwhile, scores of people including men and women were injured in Chee village of South Kashmir’s Anantnag district after when forces fired pellets and teargas shells on the civilians during the seminar organized by the locals triggering clashes.
Reports said that scores of people were injured during the clashes between youth and forces and were shifted to hospital for treatment. (KNS)