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Kashmiri Muslims carry the body of Mehraj Ahmed Lone, 25-year old who was killed when the security forces opened fire to disperse the people who defied the curfew and held demonstrations in the streets in Qamarwari, Srinagar on Tuesday, 03 August 2010. Violence today erupted in Srinagar and Budgam districts of the Kashmir Valley where protestors clashed with security forces who opened fire leaving two youth dead and five others injured a total of 23 people have been killed in incidents of violence in the Valley since Friday last including seven yesterday.

Relatives and friends of Mehraj Ahmed Lone, 25-year old who was killed when the security forces opened fire to disperse the people who defied the curfew and held demonstrations in the streets, wail near his body in Qamarwari, Srinagar on Tuesday, 03 August 2010. Violence today erupted in Srinagar and Budgam districts of the Kashmir Valley where protestors clashed with security forces who opened fire leaving two youth dead and five others injured a total of 23 people have been killed in incidents of violence in the Valley since Friday last including seven yesterday.

A Kashmiri protester sets ablaze a government vehicle after two young men were killed in the police firing in Pampore on Sunday, 01 August 2010. Kashmiri protesters set afire a number of government buildings. They have already blocked the highway preventing any kind of movement. With the two deaths, the toll in the ongoing crisis has already gone to eight. Kashmir continues to remain under severe curfew restrictions but it has breached by people at a number of places.

Kashmiri Muslim women waling during the funeral of two youths were killed in the police firing in Pampore on Sunday, 01 August 2010. Kashmiri protesters set afire a number of government buildings. They have already blocked the highway preventing any kind of movement. With the two deaths, the toll in the ongoing crisis has already gone to eight. Kashmir continues to remain under severe curfew restrictions but it has breached by people at a number of places.

Kashmir Muslim women waling during the funeral of two youths were killed in the police firing in Pampore on Sunday, 01 August 2010. Kashmiri protesters set afire a number of government buildings. They have already blocked the highway preventing any kind of movement. With the two deaths, the toll in the ongoing crisis has already gone to eight. Kashmir continues to remain under severe curfew restrictions but it has breached by people at a number of places.

Kashmiri Muslim women waling during the funeral of two youths were killed in the police firing in Pampore on Sunday, 01 August 2010. Kashmiri protesters set afire a number of government buildings. They have already blocked the highway preventing any kind of movement. With the two deaths, the toll in the ongoing crisis has already gone to eight. Kashmir continues to remain under severe curfew restrictions but it has breached by people at a number of places.

Kashmiri protester sets ablaze a government building after two young men were killed in the police firing in Pampore on Sunday, 01 August 2010. Kashmiri protesters set afire a number of government buildings. They have already blocked the highway preventing any kind of movement. With the two deaths, the toll in the ongoing crisis has already gone to eight. Kashmir continues to remain under severe curfew restrictions but it has breached by people at a number of places.

People carry the body of Tanveer Ahmad a firing victim, for funeral in Pampore on Sunday, 01 August 2010. Kashmiri protesters set a fire a number of government buildings. They have already blocked the highway preventing any kind of movement. With the two deaths, the toll in the ongoing crisis has already gone to eight. Kashmir continues to remain under severe curfew restrictions but it has breached by people at a number of places.

A Kashmiri protester sets ablaze a government vehicle after two young men were killed in the police firing in Pampore on Sunday, 01 August 2010. Kashmiri protesters set afire a number of government buildings. They have already blocked the highway preventing any kind of movement. With the two deaths, the toll in the ongoing crisis has already gone to eight. Kashmir continues to remain under severe curfew restrictions but it has breached by people at a number of places.

People carry the body of Tanveer Ahmad a firing victim, for funeral in Pampore on Sunday, 01 August 2010. Kashmiri protesters set a fire a number of government buildings. They have already blocked the highway preventing any kind of movement. With the two deaths, the toll in the ongoing crisis has already gone to eight. Kashmir continues to remain under severe curfew restrictions but it has breached by people at a number of places.

Kashmiri Muslim women waling during the funeral of two youths were killed in the police firing in Pampore on Sunday, 01 August 2010. Kashmiri protesters set afire a number of government buildings. They have already blocked the highway preventing any kind of movement. With the two deaths, the toll in the ongoing crisis has already gone to eight. Kashmir continues to remain under severe curfew restrictions but it has breached by people at a number of places.

A Kashmiri protester sets ablaze a government vehicle after two young men were killed in the police firing in Pampore on Sunday, 01 August 2010. Kashmiri protesters set afire a number of government buildings. They have already blocked the highway preventing any kind of movement. With the two deaths, the toll in the ongoing crisis has already gone to eight. Kashmir continues to remain under severe curfew restrictions but it has breached by people at a number of places.

People carry the body of Tanveer Ahmad a firing victim, on a stretcher outside a hospital in Srinagar on Sunday, 01 August 2010. Kashmiri protesters set a fire a number of government buildings. They have already blocked the highway preventing any kind of movement. With the two deaths, the toll in the ongoing crisis has already gone to eight. Kashmir continues to remain under severe curfew restrictions but it has breached by people at a number of places.

People carry the body of Tanveer Ahmad a firing victim, on a stretcher outside a hospital in Srinagar on Sunday, 01 August 2010. Kashmiri protesters set on fire a number of government buildings. They have already blocked the highway preventing any kind of movement. With the two deaths, the toll in the ongoing crisis has already gone to eight. Kashmir continues to remain under severe curfew restrictions but it has breached by people at a number of places.

People carry the body of Tanveer Ahmad a firing victim, for funeral in Pampore on Sunday, 01 August 2010. Kashmiri protesters set a fire a number of government buildings. They have already blocked the highway preventing any kind of movement. With the two deaths, the toll in the ongoing crisis has already gone to eight. Kashmir continues to remain under severe curfew restrictions but it has breached by people at a number of places.

A Kashmiri protester sets ablaze a government vehicle after two young men were killed in the police firing in Pampore on Sunday, 01 August 2010. Kashmiri protesters set afire a number of government buildings. They have already blocked the highway preventing any kind of movement. With the two deaths, the toll in the ongoing crisis has already gone to eight. Kashmir continues to remain under severe curfew restrictions but it has breached by people at a number of places.

A Kashmiri protester sets ablaze a government vehicle after two young men were killed in the police firing in Pampore on Sunday, 01 August 2010. Kashmiri protesters set afire a number of government buildings. They have already blocked the highway preventing any kind of movement. With teh two deaths, the toll in the ongoing crisis has already gone to eight. Kashmir continues to remain under severe curfew restrictions but it has breached by people at a number of places.

A Kashmiri protester sets ablaze government building after two young men were killed in the police firing in Pampore on Sunday, 01 August 2010. Kashmiri protesters set afire a number of government buildings. They have already blocked the highway preventing any kind of movement. With the two deaths, the toll in the ongoing crisis has already gone to eight. Kashmir continues to remain under severe curfew restrictions but it has breached by people at a number of places.

Kashmir Muslim women waling during the funeral of two youths were killed in the police firing in Pampore on Sunday, 01 August 2010. Kashmiri protesters set afire a number of government buildings. They have already blocked the highway preventing any kind of movement. With the two deaths, the toll in the ongoing crisis has already gone to eight. Kashmir continues to remain under severe curfew restrictions but it has breached by people at a number of places.

Paramilitary stops Peoples during a strike in Srinagar on Thursday, 29 July 2010. Shops, businesses, offices and schools remained closed and traffic remained skeletal on the roads for 30th day on Thursday to protest the deaths of 17 people blamed on security forces during weeks of violent demonstrations in Kashmir.

Paramilitary stops Peoples during a strike in Srinagar on Thursday, 29 July 2010. Shops, businesses, offices and schools remained closed and traffic remained skeletal on the roads for 30th day on Thursday to protest the deaths of 17 people blamed on security forces during weeks of violent demonstrations in Kashmir.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Lawyers of suspects of Mumbai terror attack Fahim Ansari and Sababbudhin Sheikh, Ejaj Naqvi and Saba come out of the special court at Arthur Road Jail after pronouncement of verdict in 26/11 terror attack case in Mumbai on Monday, 03 May 2010. Pakistani terrorist, Ajmal Amir Kasab, charged with the deaths of 166 Indians and foreigners, has been pronounced guilty of all charges by a special court. The two Indians, who were named as co-accused in the case Fahim Ansari and Sababbudhin Sheikh, have been acquitted.

Media wait outside Arthur Road Jail where a special court will pronounce its verdict on Ajmal Kasab, the lone surviving gunman of the 26/11 attacks in Mumbai on Monday, 03 May 2010. Pakistani terrorist, Ajmal Amir Kasab, charged with the deaths of 166 Indians and foreigners, has been pronounced guilty of all charges by a special court. The two Indians, who were named as co-accused in the case Fahim Ansari and Sababbudhin Sheikh, have been acquitted.

Lawyer of suspect of Mumbai terror attack Fahim Ansari Rajendra Mokashi come out of the special court at Arthur Road Jail after pronouncement of verdict in 26/11 terror attack case in Mumbai on Monday, 03 May 2010. Pakistani terrorist, Ajmal Amir Kasab, charged with the deaths of 166 Indians and foreigners, has been pronounced guilty of all charges by a special court. The two Indians, who were named as co-accused in the case-- Faheem Ansari and Sabauddin Shaikh, have been acquitted in the case Fahim Ansari and Sababbudhin Sheikh, have been acquitted.

Special public prosecutor Ujjwal Nikam shows a copy of the verdict to the media outside the special court at Arthur Road Jail, where the 2008 Mumbai attacks trial is being held in Mumbai on Monday, 03 May 2010. Pakistani terrorist, Ajmal Amir Kasab, charged with the deaths of 166 Indians and foreigners, has been pronounced guilty of all charges by a special court. The two Indians, who were named as co-accused in the case Fahim Ansari and Sababbudhin Sheikh, have been acquitted.

Photographers click the picture of Special public prosecutor Ujjwal Nikam (not in the picture) shows a copy of the verdict to the media outside the special court at Arthur Road Jail, where the 2008 Mumbai attacks trial is being held in Mumbai on Monday, 03 May 2010. Pakistani terrorist, Ajmal Amir Kasab, charged with the deaths of 166 Indians and foreigners, has been pronounced guilty of all charges by a special court. The two Indians, who were named as co-accused in the case Fahim Ansari and Sababbudhin Sheikh, have been acquitted.

Special public prosecutor Ujjwal Nikam gestures as he arrives at Arthur Road Jail where the 2008 Mumbai attacks trial is being held in Mumbai on Monday, 03 May 2010. Pakistani terrorist, Ajmal Amir Kasab, charged with the deaths of 166 Indians and foreigners, has been pronounced guilty of all charges by a special court. The two Indians, who were named as co-accused in the case Fahim Ansari and Sababbudhin Sheikh, have been acquitted.

Special public prosecutor Ujjwal Nikam shows a copy of the verdict to the media outside the special court at Arthur Road Jail, where the 2008 Mumbai attacks trial is being held in Mumbai on Monday, 03 May 2010. Pakistani terrorist, Ajmal Amir Kasab, charged with the deaths of 166 Indians and foreigners, has been pronounced guilty of all charges by a special court. The two Indians, who were named as co-accused in the case Fahim Ansari and Sababbudhin Sheikh, have been acquitted.

Lawyer of suspects of Mumbai terror attack Fahim Ansari and Sababbudhin Sheikh,Saba gestures outside special court at Arthur Road Jail after pronouncement of verdict in 26/11 terror attack case in Mumbai on Monday, 03 May 2010. Pakistani terrorist, Ajmal Amir Kasab, charged with the deaths of 166 Indians and foreigners, has been pronounced guilty of all charges by a special court. The two Indians, who were named as co-accused in the case Fahim Ansari and Sababbudhin Sheikh, have been acquitted.

Reporters present at Arthur Road Jail where a special court will pronounce its verdict on Ajmal Kasab, the lone surviving gunman of the 26/11 attacks in Mumbai on Monday, 03 May 2010. Pakistani terrorist, Ajmal Amir Kasab, charged with the deaths of 166 Indians and foreigners, has been pronounced guilty of all charges by a special court. The two Indians, who were named as co-accused in the case Fahim Ansari and Sababbudhin Sheikh, have been acquitted.

Personnel of Indo-Tibetan Border Police patrolling the streets near the Arthur Road Jail where a special court will pronounce its verdict on Ajmal Kasab, the lone surviving gunman of the 26/11 attacks in Mumbai on Monday, 03 May 2010. Pakistani terrorist, Ajmal Amir Kasab, charged with the deaths of 166 Indians and foreigners, has been pronounced guilty of all charges by a special court. The two Indians, who were named as co-accused in the case-- Fahim Ansari and Sababbudhin Sheikh, have been acquitted.

Special public prosecutor Ujjwal Nikam addresses media outside the special court at Arthur Road Jail, where the 2008 Mumbai attacks trial is being held in Mumbai on Monday, 03 May 2010. Pakistani terrorist, Ajmal Amir Kasab, charged with the deaths of 166 Indians and foreigners, has been pronounced guilty of all charges by a special court. The two Indians, who were named as co-accused in the case Fahim Ansari and Sababbudhin Sheikh, have been acquitted.

Additional Commissioner of Police (Central Region) Sadanand Date outside Arthur Road Jail where a special court will pronounce its verdict on Ajmal Kasab, the lone surviving gunman of the 26/11 attacks in Mumbai on Monday, 03 May 2010. Pakistani terrorist, Ajmal Amir Kasab, charged with the deaths of 166 Indians and foreigners, has been pronounced guilty of all charges by a special court. The two Indians, who were named as co-accused in the case Fahim Ansari and Sababbudhin Sheikh, have been acquitted.

Lawyer of suspects of Mumbai terror attack Fahim Ansari and Sababbudhin Sheikh, Ejaj Naqvi shows victory sign outside special court at Arthur Road Jail after pronouncement of verdict in 26/11 terror attack case in Mumbai on Monday, 03 May 2010. Pakistani terrorist, Ajmal Amir Kasab, charged with the deaths of 166 Indians and foreigners, has been pronounced guilty of all charges by a special court. The two Indians, who were named as co-accused in the case Fahim Ansari and Sababbudhin Sheikh, have been acquitted.