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Media gaggedPoliceman enforces curfew at Press Enclave in Srinagar on Wednesday. Habib Naqash/kp
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 Media gaggedPoliceman enforces curfew at Press Enclave in Srinagar on Wednesday. Habib Naqash/kp
After 4 deaths in police and CRPF action in Srinagar since Monday, authorities clamped indefinite curfew in the city on Tuesday night. (Habib Naqash/kp
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 After 4 deaths in police and CRPF action in Srinagar since Monday, authorities clamped indefinite curfew in the city on Tuesday night. (Habib Naqash/kp
 
 
An Indian police man baton charges mourners near the bodies of two young Kashmiri men in Srinagar, the summer capital of Indian Kashmir, 06 July 2010. One person was killed and two others wounded as Indian government forces allegedly fired on hundreds of rock-throwing demonstrators in Indian Kashmir capital city Srinagar, protesting the death of a teenager a day earlier in the region. Police said the teenager died after he slipped into a stream by accident, a claim rejected by the locals who said that Indian paramilitary soldiers beat the teenager with sticks and later threw him into a stream kp photo by habib naqash
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 An Indian police man baton charges mourners near the bodies of two young Kashmiri men in Srinagar, the summer capital of Indian Kashmir, 06 July 2010. One person was killed and two others wounded as Indian government forces allegedly fired on hundreds of rock-throwing demonstrators in Indian Kashmir capital city Srinagar, protesting the death of a teenager a day earlier in the region. Police said the teenager died after he slipped into a stream by accident, a claim rejected by the locals who said that Indian paramilitary soldiers beat the teenager with sticks and later threw him into a stream kp photo by habib naqash
An Indian police man baton charges mourners near the bodies of two young Kashmiri men in Srinagar, the summer capital of Indian Kashmir, 06 July 2010. One person was killed and two others wounded as Indian government forces allegedly fired on hundreds of rock-throwing demonstrators in Indian Kashmir capital city Srinagar, protesting the death of a teenager a day earlier in the region. Police said the teenager died after he slipped into a stream by accident, a claim rejected by the locals who said that Indian paramilitary soldiers beat the teenager with sticks and later threw him into a stream kp photo by habib naqash
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 An Indian police man baton charges mourners near the bodies of two young Kashmiri men in Srinagar, the summer capital of Indian Kashmir, 06 July 2010. One person was killed and two others wounded as Indian government forces allegedly fired on hundreds of rock-throwing demonstrators in Indian Kashmir capital city Srinagar, protesting the death of a teenager a day earlier in the region. Police said the teenager died after he slipped into a stream by accident, a claim rejected by the locals who said that Indian paramilitary soldiers beat the teenager with sticks and later threw him into a stream kp photo by habib naqash
 
 
A Kashmiri woman pleads with policemen to release relatives who were detained while allegedly playing cricket in a park during a curfew in Srinagar on July 2, 2010. Indian troops in thousands were patrolling empty streets as they enforced a strict curfew in all the major Muslim-majority towns in Kashmir to prevent Friday protests. The restive region has been hit by crippling strikes, demonstrations and curfews after the killing of 11 civilians by Indian police and paramilitary forces since June 11, when a 17-year old student was killed by police as they chased anti-India protesters. kp photo by habib naqash
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 A Kashmiri woman pleads with policemen to release relatives who were detained while allegedly playing cricket in a park during a curfew in Srinagar on July 2, 2010. Indian troops in thousands were patrolling empty streets as they enforced a strict curfew in all the major Muslim-majority towns in Kashmir to prevent Friday protests. The restive region has been hit by crippling strikes, demonstrations and curfews after the killing of 11 civilians by Indian police and paramilitary forces since June 11, when a 17-year old student was killed by police as they chased anti-India protesters. kp photo by habib naqash
An Indian policeman (L) stands guard as Kashmiri women walk along a road during a curfew in Srinagar on July 2, 2010. Two Indian soldiers were killed in a gunbattle with suspected militants on July 1 along the de facto border with Pakistan, the military said, as parts of Kashmir region remained under curfew kp photo by habib naqash
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 An Indian policeman (L) stands guard as Kashmiri women walk along a road during a curfew in Srinagar on July 2, 2010. Two Indian soldiers were killed in a gunbattle with suspected militants on July 1 along the de facto border with Pakistan, the military said, as parts of Kashmir region remained under curfew kp photo by habib naqash
 
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