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Curfew continues in Kash

Date: 17-07-2010 | Total Images: 31

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 Kash
Photographer: Bilal Najar
Uploaded: 04-08-2010
Deserted streets during the third day of curfew in Srinagar on Monday,02 August 2010.
Curfew continues in Kash
Photographer: Bilal Najar
Uploaded: 02-08-2010
Deserted streets during the third day of curfew in Srinagar on Monday,02 August 2010.
Curfew continues in Kash
Photographer: Bilal Najar
Uploaded: 02-08-2010
Deserted streets during the third day of curfew in Srinagar on Monday,02 August 2010.
Curfew continues in Kash
Photographer: Bilal Najar
Uploaded: 02-08-2010
Police & Paramilitary Soldiers Patrol a locality during a curfew in Srinagar on Sunday, 01 August 2010. Indefinite curfew continued in the kashmir on third day following large scale violence that left six people dead and over 100 wounded in the Kashmir Valley.
Curfew continues in Kash
Photographer: Bilal Najar
Uploaded: 01-08-2010
Police & Paramilitary Soldiers Patrol a locality during a curfew in Srinagar on Sunday, 01 August 2010. Indefinite curfew continued in the kashmir on third day following large scale violence that left six people dead and over 100 wounded in the Kashmir Valley.
Curfew continues in Kash
Photographer: Bilal Najar
Uploaded: 01-08-2010
Police & Paramilitary Soldiers Patrol a locality during a curfew in Srinagar on Sunday, 01 August 2010. Indefinite curfew continued in the kashmir on third day following large scale violence that left six people dead and over 100 wounded in the Kashmir Valley.
Curfew continues in Kash
Photographer: Bilal Najar
Uploaded: 01-08-2010
Police & Paramilitary Soldiers Patrol a locality during a curfew in Srinagar on Sunday, 01 August 2010. Indefinite curfew continued in the kashmir on third day following large scale violence that left six people dead and over 100 wounded in the Kashmir Valley.
Curfew continues in Kash
Photographer: Bilal Najar
Uploaded: 01-08-2010
Small Children’s play on the street during the curfew in Srinagar on Sunday, 01 August 2010. Indefinite curfew continued in the kashmir on third day following large scale violence that left six people dead and over 100 wounded in the Kashmir Valley.
Curfew continues in Kash
Photographer: Bilal Najar
Uploaded: 01-08-2010
Police & Paramilitary Soldiers Patrol a locality during a curfew in Srinagar on Sunday, 01 August 2010. Indefinite curfew continued in the kashmir on third day following large scale violence that left six people dead and over 100 wounded in the Kashmir Valley.
Curfew continues in Kash
Photographer: Bilal Najar
Uploaded: 01-08-2010
Police & Paramilitary Soldiers Patrol a locality during a curfew in Srinagar on Sunday, 01 August 2010. Indefinite curfew continued in the kashmir on third day following large scale violence that left six people dead and over 100 wounded in the Kashmir Valley.
Curfew continues in Kash
Photographer: Bilal Najar
Uploaded: 01-08-2010
Deserted street view during the indefinite curfew continued in the Kashmir for the second day following large scale violence that left four people dead and over 100 wounded in the Kashmir valley in Srinagar on Saturday, 31 July 2010.
Curfew continues in Kash
Photographer: Bilal Najar
Uploaded: 31-07-2010
Police personnel stop the vehicles during a curfew in Srinagar on Saturday, 31 July 2010. Six Civilian were killed and hundreds others wounded when police & Paramilitary soldiers fired to disperse thousands of angry protesters who defied curfew and set fire to a police camp and railway station.
Curfew continues in Kash
Photographer: Bilal Najar
Uploaded: 31-07-2010
Policemen patrol on a deserted street at Lal Chowk in curfew bound Srinagar on Saturday, 31 July 2010.
Curfew continues in Kash
Photographer: Bilal Najar
Uploaded: 31-07-2010
A CRPF Solder walks on deserted street during the indefinite curfew continued in the Kashmir for the second day following large scale violence that left four people dead and over 100 wounded in the Kashmir valley in Srinagar on Saturday, 31 July 2010.
Curfew continues in Kash
Photographer: Bilal Najar
Uploaded: 31-07-2010
Kashmiri Muslim women walk on road during a curfew in Srinagar on Saturday, 31 July 2010. Six Civilian were killed and hundreds others wounded when police & Paramilitary soldiers fired to disperse thousands of angry protesters who defied curfew and set fire to a police camp and railway station.
Curfew continues in Kash
Photographer: Bilal Najar
Uploaded: 31-07-2010
Kashmiri Muslim protesters throw stones towards the Jammu and Kashmir Police van during a curfew in Baramulla, Srinagar on Saturday, 31 July 2010. Six Civilian were killed and hundreds others wounded when police & Paramilitary soldiers fired to disperse thousands of angry protesters who defied curfew and set fire to a police camp and railway station.
Curfew continues in Kash
Photographer: Bilal Najar
Uploaded: 31-07-2010
Kashmiri Muslim protesters throw stones towards the Jammu and Kashmir Police van during a curfew in Baramulla, Srinagar on Saturday, 31 July 2010. Six Civilian were killed and hundreds others wounded when police & Paramilitary soldiers fired to disperse thousands of angry protesters who defied curfew and set fire to a police camp and railway station.
Curfew continues in Kash
Photographer: Bilal Najar
Uploaded: 31-07-2010
A view of a deserted Down Town in curfew bound Srinagar on Saturday, 31 July 2010.
Curfew continues in Kash
Photographer: Bilal Najar
Uploaded: 31-07-2010
The Badshah bridge blocked with barbed wire by security forces as indefinite curfew imposed in Srinagar and other towns in Kashmir Valley on Saturday, 31 July 2010.
Curfew continues in Kash
Photographer: Bilal Najar
Uploaded: 31-07-2010
Paramilitary Soldier patrols a locality during a curfew in Srinagar on Saturday, 31 July 2010. Six Civilian were killed and hundreds others wounded when police & Paramilitary soldiers fired to disperse thousands of angry protesters who defied curfew and set fire to a police camp and railway station.
Curfew continues in Kash
Photographer: Bilal Najar
Uploaded: 31-07-2010
Kashmiri Muslim protesters throw stones towards the Jammu and Kashmir Police van during a curfew in Baramulla, Srinagar on Saturday, 31 July 2010. Six Civilian were killed and hundreds others wounded when police & Paramilitary soldiers fired to disperse thousands of angry protesters who defied curfew and set fire to a police camp and railway station.
Curfew continues in Kash
Photographer: Bilal Najar
Uploaded: 31-07-2010
Kashmiri Muslim protesters throw stones towards the Jammu and Kashmir Police van during a curfew in Baramulla, Srinagar on Saturday, 31 July 2010. Six Civilian were killed and hundreds others wounded when police & Paramilitary soldiers fired to disperse thousands of angry protesters who defied curfew and set fire to a police camp and railway station.
Curfew continues in Kash
Photographer: Bilal Najar
Uploaded: 31-07-2010
Deserted Bus terminal of Kashmir during the curfew in Srinagar on 16 July 2010. Troops patrolled tense curfew-bound cities in Kashmir for the last two weeks show of force to help quell increasingly violent street protests. The protests have grown increasingly strident in recent killing of 15 Civilians by Security forces & Police during Protest.
Curfew continues in Kash
Photographer: Bilal Najar
Uploaded: 17-07-2010
Police & Paramilitary soldiers patrolling during the curfew in Srinagar on 16 July 2010. Troops patrolled tense curfew-bound cities in Kashmir for the last two weeks show of force to help quell increasingly violent street protests. The protests have grown increasingly strident in recent killing of 15 Civilians by Security forces & Police during Protest.
Curfew continues in Kash
Photographer: Bilal Najar
Uploaded: 17-07-2010
Kashmiri attendant accompanying patients who have been stuck in the hospital compound for the last two weeks due to curfew take a nape outside local hospital in Srinagar on Friday, 16 July 2010.Troops patrolled tense curfew-bound cities in Kashmir for the last two weeks show of force to help quell increasingly violent street protests. The protests have grown increasingly strident in recent killing of 15 Civilians by Security forces & Police during Protest.
Curfew continues in Kash
Photographer: Bilal Najar
Uploaded: 17-07-2010
Paramilitary stops a Kashmiri during the curfew in Srinagar on 16 July 2010. Troops patrolled tense curfew-bound cities in Kashmir for the last two weeks show of force to help quell increasingly violent street protests. The protests have grown increasingly strident in recent killing of 15 Civilians by Security forces & Police during Protest.
Curfew continues in Kash
Photographer: Bilal Najar
Uploaded: 17-07-2010
Deserted view of street during the curfew in Srinagar on 16 July 2010. Troops patrolled tense curfew-bound cities in Kashmir for the last two weeks show of force to help quell increasingly violent street protests. The protests have grown increasingly strident in recent killing of 15 Civilians by Security forces & Police during Protest.
Curfew continues in Kash
Photographer: Bilal Najar
Uploaded: 17-07-2010
Kashmiri attendant accompanying patients who have been stuck in the hospital compound for the last two weeks due to curfew take a nape outside local hospital in Srinagar on Friday, 16 July 2010.Troops patrolled tense curfew-bound cities in Kashmir for the last two weeks show of force to help quell increasingly violent street protests. The protests have grown increasingly strident in recent killing of 15 Civilians by Security forces & Police during Protest.
Curfew continues in Kash
Photographer: Bilal Najar
Uploaded: 17-07-2010
Police & Paramilitary soldiers patrolling during the curfew in Srinagar on 16 July 2010. Troops patrolled tense curfew-bound cities in Kashmir for the last two weeks show of force to help quell increasingly violent street protests. The protests have grown increasingly strident in recent killing of 15 Civilians by Security forces & Police during Protest.
Curfew continues in Kash
Photographer: Bilal Najar
Uploaded: 17-07-2010
Kashmiri attendant accompanying patients who have been stuck in the hospital compound for the last two weeks due to curfew take a nape outside local hospital in Srinagar on Friday, 16 July 2010.Troops patrolled tense curfew-bound cities in Kashmir for the last two weeks show of force to help quell increasingly violent street protests. The protests have grown increasingly strident in recent killing of 15 Civilians by Security forces & Police during Protest.
Curfew continues in Kash
Photographer: Bilal Najar
Uploaded: 17-07-2010