Summary The valley is witnessing continued shutdown for the past 101 days.
SRINAGAR (Dunya News / Web Desk) - In occupied Kashmir, the ongoing violence marked by cold-blooded killings, crippling injuries, curfew and restrictions entered 101st day, Monday, while anti-India protest rallies and shutdown continue across the territory, reported Kashmir Media Service.
The uprising that was triggered by the killing of Hizbul Mujahideen commander Burhan Wani by Indian forces on July 8 has left 110 people dead and several thousand injured, so far. More than 800 people sustained pellet injuries in their eyes with majority of them on the verge of losing eyesight partially or fully.
The valley is also witnessing continued shutdown for the past 101 days. The authorities imposed curfew and restrictions for most of the period during these days. Mobile Internet services continued to remain suspended across the occupied Kashmir Valley.
Meanwhile, protests and clashes broke out in various parts of the Valley including Srinagar, Shopian, Baramulla, Pulwama and Islamabad districts. Indian troops barged into houses, damaged properties worth millions, vandalized household goods and subjected the inmates to brute torture in many areas.
All social and religious organisations like Jamaat-i-Islami, Jamiat-i-Ahle Hadees, Tehreek-e-Sawtul Awliya, Karwaan-i-Islami, Ummat-i-Islami, Anjuman-i-Tableeghul Islam and others launched a door-to-door campaign to raise funds for the support of curfew-hit transporters in the territory. Call for the drive was given by the joint Hurriyet leadership.
Protesters took to the streets after Zuhr prayers at Eidgah in Baramulla, today, and waved flags of Pakistan. They also chanted pro-freedom and anti-India slogans.
The post-Ashura procession attended by thousands of people in Sankoo near Kargil turned into an anti-India protest demonstration. The participants raised slogans against the recent killings of Muslims in the occupied Kashmir valley.
Around 100 houses were destroyed when they caught fire under mysterious circumstances in Kishtwar area of Jammu region.
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