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Srīnagar : India | about 1 year ago  
According to the BBC, hundreds of thousands of Muslims have taken part in a massive protest rally in Indian-controlled Kashmir's main city, Srinagar. The rally ended with call for...
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  • Submitted By: DrSivana | about 1 year ago
    Curfew still in force in Kashmir Many parts of the Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir are still under curfew as authorities try to halt huge protests by both Muslim separatists and Hindus. Indian police are still holding separatist leaders who were ...
  • Submitted By: DrSivana | about 1 year ago
    Three-day strike cripples Kashmir. A strike called by Muslim separatists who want an end to Indian rule has paralysed Indian-controlled Kashmir. Shops, banks, schools and most government offices throughout the Kashmir valley stayed closed, and there ...
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  • News Source: CNN | about 1 year ago
    A 65-year old man was killed and his son was critically wounded in Indian paramilitary firing Sunday evening in the Talgate locality of Srinagar. Police said in all, 45 people were injured in various clashes with police, who used batons and tear gas.
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