Normal life affected in Kashmir for 115th consecutive day
Although some shops were open in few areas in the Civil Lines , most of them were shut in the rest of the city.
Srinagar: Normal life remained affected in Kashmir for the 115th consecutive day on Monday due to the separatist-sponsored strike over the recent civilian killings and in support of their demand for right to ‘self-determination’.
Although some shops were open in few areas in the Civil Lines , most of them were shut in the rest of the city as well in other parts of Kashmir.
There was some movement of private cars and auto-rickshaws in the city and other district headquarters, but it was comparatively less as the separatists have not announced any relaxation in the strike later in the day on Monday.
Even as there were no curbs on the movement of people anywhere in Kashmir, the officials said restrictions on the assembly of people under Section 144 CrPC were in place in the Valley.