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Police & Paramilitary soldiers patrolling in the deserted streets during the curfew in Srinagar on Sunday,18 July 2010. Authorities re-imposed restrictions in Kashmir Valley on Sunday as separatists called for a strike against the recent killing of youths Kashmir has been rocked by protests and strikes for nearly a month. At least 15 people have died mostly in shootings blamed on police and paramilitary soldiers.

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.

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.

Police & Paramilitary soldiers patrolling in deserted streets of Srinagar during a strike on Friday, 25 June 2010. Life across Srinagar was affected on Friday by a separatist shutdown called against alleged human rights violations and the detention of hardline Hurriyat leader Syed Ali Geelani.

Police & Paramilitary soldiers patrolling in deserted streets of Srinagar during a strike on Friday, 25 June 2010. Life across Srinagar was affected on Friday by a separatist shutdown called against alleged human rights violations and the detention of hardline Hurriyat leader Syed Ali Geelani.

Police & Paramilitary soldiers patrolling in deserted streets of Srinagar during a strike on Friday, 25 June 2010. Life across Srinagar was affected on Friday by a separatist shutdown called against alleged human rights violations and the detention of hardline Hurriyat leader Syed Ali Geelani.

Police & Paramilitary soldiers patrolling in deserted streets of Srinagar during a strike on Friday, 25 June 2010. Life across Srinagar was affected on Friday by a separatist shutdown called against alleged human rights violations and the detention of hardline Hurriyat leader Syed Ali Geelani.

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.

Security personnel patrolling near Charminar during curfew hours in the old city of Hyderabad on Friday,02 April 2010.

Mounted police patrolling the streets during curfew hours in the old city of Hyderabad on Friday,02 April 2010.

Assam police personnel carry out river patrolling on the River Brahmaputra in Guwahati on Sunday,24 January 2010. Security forces have intensified patrolling to thwart any subversive activity by militant outfits, which have called for a "boycott" of the Republic Day celebrations. High alert was sounded across Assam ahead of the Republic Day to thwart subversive activities, even as security forces recovered explosives suspected to be meant for triggering blasts on January 26 from Guwahati and Jorhat. In another incident train passengers of the Arunachal Express had a narrow escape on Sunday as a powerful explosion ripped apart a stretch of the railway track some 30 minutes before the train was to pass that area in Assam, officials said. Two militants were also killed in separate shootouts in the state.

Assam police personnel carry out river patrolling on the River Brahmaputra in Guwahati on Sunday,24 January 2010. Security forces have intensified patrolling to thwart any subversive activity by militant outfits, which have called for a "boycott" of the Republic Day celebrations. High alert was sounded across Assam ahead of the Republic Day to thwart subversive activities, even as security forces recovered explosives suspected to be meant for triggering blasts on January 26 from Guwahati and Jorhat. In another incident train passengers of the Arunachal Express had a narrow escape on Sunday as a powerful explosion ripped apart a stretch of the railway track some 30 minutes before the train was to pass that area in Assam, officials said. Two militants were also killed in separate shootouts in the state.

Assam police personnel carry out river patrolling on the River Brahmaputra in Guwahati on Sunday,24 January 2010. Security forces have intensified patrolling to thwart any subversive activity by militant outfits, which have called for a "boycott" of the Republic Day celebrations. High alert was sounded across Assam ahead of the Republic Day to thwart subversive activities, even as security forces recovered explosives suspected to be meant for triggering blasts on January 26 from Guwahati and Jorhat. In another incident train passengers of the Arunachal Express had a narrow escape on Sunday as a powerful explosion ripped apart a stretch of the railway track some 30 minutes before the train was to pass that area in Assam, officials said. Two militants were also killed in separate shootouts in the state.

Assam police personnel carry out river patrolling on the River Brahmaputra in Guwahati on Sunday,24 January 2010. Security forces have intensified patrolling to thwart any subversive activity by militant outfits, which have called for a "boycott" of the Republic Day celebrations. High alert was sounded across Assam ahead of the Republic Day to thwart subversive activities, even as security forces recovered explosives suspected to be meant for triggering blasts on January 26 from Guwahati and Jorhat. In another incident train passengers of the Arunachal Express had a narrow escape on Sunday as a powerful explosion ripped apart a stretch of the railway track some 30 minutes before the train was to pass that area in Assam, officials said. Two militants were also killed in separate shootouts in the state.

Jawans of Railway Protection Force (RPF) patrolling on the Railway track, as part of security measures ahead of Republic Day in Guwahati on Friday, 22 January 2010. Security has been beefed after several militant’s organizations of Northeast including ULFA have called for boycott of the Republic Day celebration.

Jawans of Railway Protection Force (RPF) patrolling on the Railway track, as part of security measures ahead of Republic Day in Guwahati on Friday, 22 January 2010. Security has been beefed after several militant’s organizations of Northeast including ULFA have called for boycott of the Republic Day celebration.

Jawans of Railway Protection Force (RPF) patrolling on the Railway track, as part of security measures ahead of Republic Day in Guwahati on Friday, 22 January 2010. Security has been beefed after several militant’s organizations of Northeast including ULFA have called for boycott of the Republic Day celebration.

Police personnel take ride of newly launched terrain vehicle, to intensify patrolling along the coastline of the metropolis in the aftermath of 26/11 Mumbai Terror Attack in Mumbai on Wednesday,25 November 2009. 9 Amphibious and 6 Rapid intervention vehicles and other terrain vehicles launched by Mumbai Police.

Police personnel take ride of newly launched terrain vehicle, to intensify patrolling along the coastline of the metropolis in the aftermath of 26/11 Mumbai Terror Attack in Mumbai on Wednesday,25 November 2009. 9 Amphibious and 6 Rapid intervention vehicles and other terrain vehicles launched by Mumbai Police.

Police personnel take ride of newly launched terrain vehicle, to intensify patrolling along the coastline of the metropolis in the aftermath of 26/11 Mumbai Terror Attack in Mumbai on Wednesday,25 November 2009. 9 Amphibious and 6 Rapid intervention vehicles and other terrain vehicles launched by Mumbai Police.

Police personnel take ride of newly launched terrain vehicle, to intensify patrolling along the coastline of the metropolis in the aftermath of 26/11 Mumbai Terror Attack in Mumbai on Wednesday,25 November 2009. 9 Amphibious and 6 Rapid intervention vehicles and other terrain vehicles launched by Mumbai Police.

Police personnel take ride of newly launched terrain vehicle, to intensify patrolling along the coastline of the metropolis in the aftermath of 26/11 Mumbai Terror Attack in Mumbai on Wednesday,25 November 2009. 9 Amphibious and 6 Rapid intervention vehicles and other terrain vehicles launched by Mumbai Police.

Mumbai Police Commissioner D Sivanandhan takes ride of newly launched terrain vehicle, to intensify patrolling along the coastline of the metropolis in the aftermath of 26/11 Mumbai Terror Attack in Mumbai on Wednesday,25 November 2009. 9 Amphibious and 6 Rapid intervention vehicles and other terrain vehicles launched by Mumbai Police.

Mumbai Police Commissioner D Sivanandhan during the flagging of ceremony of ‘Sealegs Amphibious Marine Crafts’ received to beef up the coastal security in Mumbai on Friday, 06 November 2009. The boats, to be based at Mumbai’s famous Chowpatty beach, Mahim, Juhu Beach and Madh, will considerably strengthen the ability of the Mumbai Police to react immediately to any suspicious activities on the western waterfront with the help of these land based coats. Joint Commissioner of Police (law and order) Himanshu Roy is also seen.

Mumbai Police received four ‘Sealegs Amphibious Marine Crafts’, to beef up the coastal security in Mumbai on Friday, 06 November 2009. The boats, to be based at Mumbai’s famous Chowpatty beach, Mahim, Juhu Beach and Madh, will considerably strengthen the ability of the Mumbai Police to react immediately to any suspicious activities on the western waterfront with the help of these land based coats. Joint Commissioner of Police (law and order) Himanshu Roy is also seen.

Personnel of Indian army patrolling during the 12 hour Assam Bandh called by United Liberation Front of Assam (ULFA) in protest against arrest of foreign Secretary Sashadhar Choudhury and self-styled Finance Secretary Chitraban Hazarika, the banned organization has also demanded for unconditional release of both the top leaders in Guwahati on Monday,09 November 2009. ULFA Foreign secretary Sashadhar Choudhury and Finance Secretary Chitraban Hazarika who had surrendered at Gokulnagar along the Indo-Bangla border at Tripura on November 6th.

Mumbai Police officials take ride of newly received Sealegs Amphibious Marine Craft, to beef up the coastal security in Mumbai on Friday, 06 November 2009. The boats, to be based at Mumbai’s famous Chowpatty beach, Mahim, Juhu Beach and Madh, will considerably strengthen the ability of the Mumbai Police to react immediately to any suspicious activities on the western waterfront with the help of these land based coats.

Police personnel keep vigil during the flagging of ceremony of ‘Sealegs Amphibious Marine Crafts’ received to beef up the coastal security in Mumbai on Friday, 06 November 2009. The boats, to be based at Mumbai’s famous Chowpatty beach, Mahim, Juhu Beach and Madh, will considerably strengthen the ability of the Mumbai Police to react immediately to any suspicious activities on the western waterfront with the help of these land based coats.

A police constable keeps vigil during the flagging of ceremony of ‘Sealegs Amphibious Marine Crafts’ received to beef up the coastal security in Mumbai on Friday, 06 November 2009. The boats, to be based at Mumbai’s famous Chowpatty beach, Mahim, Juhu Beach and Madh, will considerably strengthen the ability of the Mumbai Police to react immediately to any suspicious activities on the western waterfront with the help of these land based coats.

Mumbai Police officials take ride of newly received Sealegs Amphibious Marine Craft, to beef up the coastal security in Mumbai on Friday, 06 November 2009. The boats, to be based at Mumbai’s famous Chowpatty beach, Mahim, Juhu Beach and Madh, will considerably strengthen the ability of the Mumbai Police to react immediately to any suspicious activities on the western waterfront with the help of these land based coats.

Mumbai Police Commissioner D Sivanandhan flags off ‘Sealegs Amphibious Marine Crafts’ received to beef up the coastal security in Mumbai on Friday, 06 November 2009. The boats, to be based at Mumbai’s famous Chowpatty beach, Mahim, Juhu Beach and Madh, will considerably strengthen the ability of the Mumbai Police to react immediately to any suspicious activities on the western waterfront with the help of these land based coats. Joint Commissioner of Police (law and order) Himanshu Roy is also seen.

Mumbai Police Commissioner D Sivanandhan performs traditional pooja after flagging of ‘Sealegs Amphibious Marine Crafts’ received to beef up the coastal security in Mumbai on Friday, 06 November 2009. The boats, to be based at Mumbai’s famous Chowpatty beach, Mahim, Juhu Beach and Madh, will considerably strengthen the ability of the Mumbai Police to react immediately to any suspicious activities on the western waterfront with the help of these land based coats.

Mumbai Police received four ‘Sealegs Amphibious Marine Crafts’, to beef up the coastal security in Mumbai on Friday, 06 November 2009. The boats, to be based at Mumbai’s famous Chowpatty beach, Mahim, Juhu Beach and Madh, will considerably strengthen the ability of the Mumbai Police to react immediately to any suspicious activities on the western waterfront with the help of these land based coats. Joint Commissioner of Police (law and order) Himanshu Roy is also seen.

Mumbai Police officials take ride of newly unveiled bullet-proof speed boat, to intensify patrolling along the coastline of the metropolis in the aftermath of 26/11 Mumbai Terror Attack in Mumbai on Tuesday, 29 September 2009. Named "Koyna" and "Kaveri", the Indian made air-conditioned boats are equipped with advanced engines, Global Positioning Systems (GPS) and wireless sets and at least eight policemen armed with AK-47s, life guards and binoculars will keep vigil along the 140 km-long city"s coastline, along with existing nine boats of the police. The 13-meter long and Rs 3.5-crore worth "Koyna" and nine-meter long and Rs 1.5-crore "Kaveri" zooms off at a speed of 38 nautical miles per hour.

Mumbai Police officials take ride of newly unveiled bullet-proof speed boat, to intensify patrolling along the coastline of the metropolis in the aftermath of 26/11 Mumbai Terror Attack in Mumbai on Tuesday, 29 September 2009. Named "Koyna" and "Kaveri", the Indian made air-conditioned boats are equipped with advanced engines, Global Positioning Systems (GPS) and wireless sets and at least eight policemen armed with AK-47s, life guards and binoculars will keep vigil along the 140 km-long city"s coastline, along with existing nine boats of the police. The 13-meter long and Rs 3.5-crore worth "Koyna" and nine-meter long and Rs 1.5-crore "Kaveri" zooms off at a speed of 38 nautical miles per hour.

A police constable keeps vigil during the unveiling of two more bullet-proof speed boats "Koyna" and "Kaveri" to intensify patrolling along the coastline of the metropolis in the aftermath of 26/11 Mumbai Terror Attack in Mumbai on Tuesday, 29 September 2009. Named "Koyna" and "Kaveri", the Indian made air-conditioned boats are equipped with advanced engines, Global Positioning Systems (GPS) and wireless sets and at least eight policemen armed with AK-47s, life guards and binoculars will keep vigil along the 140 km-long city"s coastline, along with existing nine boats of the police. The 13-meter long and Rs 3.5-crore worth "Koyna" and nine-meter long and Rs 1.5-crore "Kaveri" zooms off at a speed of 38 nautical miles per hour.

Mumbai Police Commissioner D Sivanandhan with the Joint Commissioner of Police (law and order) Himanshu Roy and other officials during the unveiling of two more bullet-proof speed boats "Koyna" and "Kaveri" to intensify patrolling along the coastline of the metropolis in the aftermath of 26/11 Mumbai Terror Attack in Mumbai on Tuesday, 29 September 2009. Named "Koyna" and "Kaveri", the Indian made air-conditioned boats are equipped with advanced engines, Global Positioning Systems (GPS) and wireless sets and at least eight policemen armed with AK-47s, life guards and binoculars will keep vigil along the 140 km-long city"s coastline, along with existing nine boats of the police. The 13-meter long and Rs 3.5-crore worth "Koyna" and nine-meter long and Rs 1.5-cr

Security personnel keep vigil at the Latasil Playground where the 62nd Independence Day will be celebrated in Guwahati on Friday, 14 August 2009. Security is being beefed up after ULFA, NDFB, Kamatapur Liberation Organization (KLO), Manipur People"s Liberation Front (MPLF) and Tripura People"s Democratic Front (TPDF) on Monday, August 10, 2009 gave a call to boycott Independence Day celebrations and asked people to observe a general strike on August 15, the five banned outfits called an 18-hour general strike in the North-East starting from August 14 midnight.

A security personnel keeps vigil at the Latasil Playground where the 62nd Independence Day will be celebrated in Guwahati on Friday, 14 August 2009. Security is being beefed up after ULFA, NDFB, Kamatapur Liberation Organization (KLO), Manipur People"s Liberation Front (MPLF) and Tripura People"s Democratic Front (TPDF) on Monday, August 10, 2009 gave a call to boycott Independence Day celebrations and asked people to observe a general strike on August 15, the five banned outfits called an 18-hour general strike in the North-East starting from August 14 midnight.

Security personals keep vigil at River Brahmaputra as a preparation for forthcoming Independence Day celebration in Guwahati on Tuesday, 11 August 2009. ULFA, NDFB, Kamatapur Liberation Organization (KLO), Manipur People"s Liberation Front (MPLF) and Tripura People"s Democratic Front (TPDF) on Monday gave a call to boycott Independence Day celebrations and asked people to observe a general strike on August 15, the five banned outfits called an 18-hour general strike in the North-East starting from August 14 midnight. Security has been tightened in Guwahati a day after explosives were recovered from a market place near chief minister Tarun Gogoi"s official residence on Sunday. All roads leading to Gogoi"s residence have turned into fortresses with security personnel frisking each and every vehi