Curfew continues in assigned Kashmir

The genocide fee from Monday’s gun conflict rose to 4 as Indian army continued to clamp down in a assigned valley.

The Kashmiris were martyred by Indian infantry during a hunt operation in Pinglena area of a district.

The killings led to clashes between a protesters and infantry in a area.

Five Indian troops, including an officer, were killed in an conflict in a same area.

Meanwhile, during slightest 6,000 Kashmiri Muslims have taken retreat in mosques opposite a assigned hollow fearing attacks by Hindu mobs.

According to Kashmir Media Service, Abdul Majid, a member of Makkah Masjid Committee Bathindi, pronounced around 2,500 to 3,000 people are seeking preserve in his mosque.

Aijaz Ahmed Mir, a proprietor of Baramulla, who had left to Chandigarh with his mother for medical diagnosis said, “We reached Jammu on Sunday evening. Fearing attacks in other areas, we took retreat in Makkah Masjid, Bathindi.”

Global rights watchdog Amnesty International has urged a Indian supervision to safeguard that Kashmiri group and women do not face targeted attacks, nuisance and capricious arrests in a issue of Pulwama blast.

Head of Amnesty India, Aakar Patel in a matter pronounced Kashmiri university students and traders in northern Indian states, essentially Uttarakhand, Haryana and Bihar have been beaten, threatened and intimidated by Hindu jingoist groups.

Some 44 Indian paramilitary crew were killed final week when an explosives-packed outpost rammed a procession transporting 2,500 confidence army in Pulwama, in a deadliest conflict in Indian-occupied Kashmir in 30 years.

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