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Date: 05-07-2010 | Total Images: 22

Masked protesters shout slogans while damaging a government vehicle during a protest defying curfew at Barthana on the outskirts of Srinagar on Wednesday, 04 August 2010.
Curfew continues in Srin
Photographer: Bilal Najar
Uploaded: 04-08-2010
Paramilitary soldier stand guard on a deserted street during a curfew in Srinagar on Wednesday, 04 August 2010. The chief minister of Kashmir flew to the capital on Monday calling for urgent reinforcements to end the worst violence in two years in which more than 30 people have died. At least eight people were killed and 80 wounded on Monday in clashes with police in different areas region after protesters set fire to a police station, pelted security forces with stones and damaged a railway station, witnesses said.
Curfew continues in Srin
Photographer: Bilal Najar
Uploaded: 04-08-2010
Youngsters burning a government vehicle during a protest demonstration defying curfew at Barthana in the outskirts of Srinagar on Wednesday, 04 August 2010.
Curfew continues in Srin
Photographer: Bilal Najar
Uploaded: 04-08-2010
Youngsters burning a government vehicle during a protest demonstration defying curfew at Barthana in the outskirts of Srinagar on Wednesday, 04 August 2010.
Curfew continues in Srin
Photographer: Bilal Najar
Uploaded: 04-08-2010
Pigeons fly over during a curfew in Srinagar Wednesday, 04 August 2010. The chief minister of Kashmir flew to the capital on Monday calling for urgent reinforcements to end the worst violence in two years in which more than 30 people have died. At least eight people were killed and 80 wounded on Monday in clashes with police in different areas region after protesters set fire to a police station, pelted security forces with stones and damaged a railway station, witnesses said.
Curfew continues in Srin
Photographer: Bilal Najar
Uploaded: 04-08-2010
A view of deserted street during a curfew in Srinagar on Wednesday, 04 August 2010. The chief minister of Kashmir flew to the capital on Monday calling for urgent reinforcements to end the worst violence in two years in which more than 30 people have died. At least eight people were killed and 80 wounded on Monday in clashes with police in different areas region after protesters set fire to a police station, pelted security forces with stones and damaged a railway station, witnesses said.
Curfew continues in Srin
Photographer: Bilal Najar
Uploaded: 04-08-2010
A masked protester damages a government vehicle during a protest defying curfew at Barthana on the outskirts of Srinagar on Wednesday, 04 August 2010.
Curfew continues in Srin
Photographer: Bilal Najar
Uploaded: 04-08-2010
Police & Paramilitary soldiers patrol during the third day of curfew in Kashmir valley, Srinagar on Monday, 02 August 2010. Ten people, including two 17 year olds girl were killed on Sunday in south Kashmir"s Pulwama district as escalating violence engulfed the Valley and the death toll since Friday reached 15.
Curfew continues in Srin
Photographer: Bilal Najar
Uploaded: 02-08-2010
Police & Paramilitary soldiers patrol during the third day of curfew in Kashmir valley, Srinagar on Monday, 02 August 2010. Ten people, including two 17 year olds girl were killed on Sunday in south Kashmir"s Pulwama district as escalating violence engulfed the Valley and the death toll since Friday reached 15.
Curfew continues in Srin
Photographer: Bilal Najar
Uploaded: 02-08-2010
Police & Paramilitary soldiers patrol during the third day of curfew in Kashmir valley, Srinagar on Monday, 02 August 2010. Ten people, including two 17 year olds girl were killed on Sunday in south Kashmir"s Pulwama district as escalating violence engulfed the Valley and the death toll since Friday reached 15.
Curfew continues in Srin
Photographer: Bilal Najar
Uploaded: 02-08-2010
Police & Paramilitary soldiers patrol during the third day of curfew in Kashmir valley, Srinagar on Monday, 02 August 2010. Ten people, including two 17 year olds girl were killed on Sunday in south Kashmir"s Pulwama district as escalating violence engulfed the Valley and the death toll since Friday reached 15.
Curfew continues in Srin
Photographer: Bilal Najar
Uploaded: 02-08-2010
Police & Paramilitary soldiers patrol during the third day of curfew in Kashmir valley, Srinagar on Monday, 02 August 2010. Ten people, including two 17 year olds girl were killed on Sunday in south Kashmir"s Pulwama district as escalating violence engulfed the Valley and the death toll since Friday reached 15.
Curfew continues in Srin
Photographer: Bilal Najar
Uploaded: 02-08-2010
Army soldiers carry out a flag march in streets to enforce a curfew across the valley in Srinagar on Thursday, 08 July 2010. Jeeps carrying soldiers in full battle-gear, enforcing police and paramilitary troops, passed through tense and empty roads of Srinagar as police and paramilitary forces dotted the streets. Journalists and photographers were not allowed to move out on the streets of Srinagar as officials cancelled their curfew passes. The curfew, a bid to quell violent protests in the insurgency-hit region, was imposed July 6 after two men and one woman died when security personnel opened fire to contain angry separatist demonstrations that have been fuelled by the deaths of several protesters over the past month. Curfew orders have been widely ignored in recent days.
Curfew continues in Srin
Photographer: Bilal Najar
Uploaded: 08-07-2010
Police patrol a deserted street near Lal Chowk during a curfew n Srinagar on Thursday, 08 July 2010. Thousands of police and paramilitary forces enforced a strict curfew in towns across Kashmir on Wednesday, a day after three protesters were killed. The two men and one woman died when security forces opened fire to contain angry separatist demonstrations that have been fuelled by the deaths of several protesters over the last month.
Curfew continues in Srin
Photographer: Bilal Najar
Uploaded: 08-07-2010
Army soldiers carry out a flag march in streets to enforce a curfew across the valley in Srinagar on Thursday, 08 July 2010. Jeeps carrying soldiers in full battle-gear, enforcing police and paramilitary troops, passed through tense and empty roads of Srinagar as police and paramilitary forces dotted the streets. Journalists and photographers were not allowed to move out on the streets of Srinagar as officials cancelled their curfew passes. The curfew, a bid to quell violent protests in the insurgency-hit region, was imposed July 6 after two men and one woman died when security personnel opened fire to contain angry separatist demonstrations that have been fuelled by the deaths of several protesters over the past month. Curfew orders have been widely ignored in recent days.
Curfew continues in Srin
Photographer: Bilal Najar
Uploaded: 08-07-2010
Army soldiers carry out a flag march in streets to enforce a curfew across the valley in Srinagar on Thursday, 08 July 2010. Jeeps carrying soldiers in full battle-gear, enforcing police and paramilitary troops, passed through tense and empty roads of Srinagar as police and paramilitary forces dotted the streets. Journalists and photographers were not allowed to move out on the streets of Srinagar as officials cancelled their curfew passes. The curfew, a bid to quell violent protests in the insurgency-hit region, was imposed July 6 after two men and one woman died when security personnel opened fire to contain angry separatist demonstrations that have been fuelled by the deaths of several protesters over the past month. Curfew orders have been widely ignored in recent days.
Curfew continues in Srin
Photographer: Bilal Najar
Uploaded: 08-07-2010
Army soldiers carry out a flag march in streets to enforce a curfew across the valley in Srinagar on Thursday, 08 July 2010. Jeeps carrying soldiers in full battle-gear, enforcing police and paramilitary troops, passed through tense and empty roads of Srinagar as police and paramilitary forces dotted the streets. Journalists and photographers were not allowed to move out on the streets of Srinagar as officials cancelled their curfew passes. The curfew, a bid to quell violent protests in the insurgency-hit region, was imposed July 6 after two men and one woman died when security personnel opened fire to contain angry separatist demonstrations that have been fuelled by the deaths of several protesters over the past month. Curfew orders have been widely ignored in recent days.
Curfew continues in Srin
Photographer: Bilal Najar
Uploaded: 08-07-2010
Army soldiers carry out a flag march in streets to enforce a curfew across the valley in Srinagar on Thursday, 08 July 2010. Jeeps carrying soldiers in full battle-gear, enforcing police and paramilitary troops, passed through tense and empty roads of Srinagar as police and paramilitary forces dotted the streets. Journalists and photographers were not allowed to move out on the streets of Srinagar as officials cancelled their curfew passes. The curfew, a bid to quell violent protests in the insurgency-hit region, was imposed July 6 after two men and one woman died when security personnel opened fire to contain angry separatist demonstrations that have been fuelled by the deaths of several protesters over the past month. Curfew orders have been widely ignored in recent days.
Curfew continues in Srin
Photographer: Bilal Najar
Uploaded: 08-07-2010
CRPF stand guard in Srinagar on Monday, 05 July 2010. Ahead of a proposed march by separatists, authorities today brought the entire Srinagar district under curfew even as they gave no relaxation in curfew-hit areas of south Kashmir.
Curfew continues in Srin
Photographer: Bilal Najar
Uploaded: 05-07-2010
CRPF stand guard in Srinagar on Monday, 05 July 2010. Ahead of a proposed march by separatists, authorities today brought the entire Srinagar district under curfew even as they gave no relaxation in curfew-hit areas of south Kashmir.
Curfew continues in Srin
Photographer: Bilal Najar
Uploaded: 05-07-2010
Man rides a horse-cart on Srinagar National Highway Road in Srinagar on Monday, 05 July 2010. Ahead of a proposed march by separatists, authorities today brought the entire Srinagar district under curfew even as they gave no relaxation in curfew-hit areas of south Kashmir.
Curfew continues in Srin
Photographer: Bilal Najar
Uploaded: 05-07-2010
Policemen stand guard on Srinagar National Highway road in Srinagar on Monday, 05 July 2010. Ahead of a proposed march by separatists, authorities today brought the entire Srinagar district under curfew even as they gave no relaxation in curfew-hit areas of south Kashmir.
Curfew continues in Srin
Photographer: Bhaskar Mallick
Uploaded: 05-07-2010