12 injured in clashes across Kashmir - Congress Government's biggest failure is law and order in Kashmir
Media Release
Jul. 24, 2010

At least 12 persons, including five policemen, were injured in clashes between protesters and the men in uniform, across Kashmir valley.

According to local, media reports in Kashmir, Some parts of the valley reeled under undeclared curfew and restrictions. However, normal life remained paralysed due to strike call given by Hurriyat Conference (G) against the civilian killings and unabated human rights violations. All shops, offices, educational institutes, banks, petrol pumps, business establishments and government offices across the valley remained closed throughout the day in response to the Hurriyat (G) sponsored strike call. In Srinagar, paramilitary CRPF troops and policemen were patrolling the deserted streets, lanes and by-lanes of the old city to foil any attempt by the people to stage pro-freedom demonstrations. CRPF troops and police had laid concertina wire on many roads to restrict public movement. However, no restrictions were imposed in the city uptown.

Manmohan Singh's Congress party has failed miserably in maintaining law and order in Kashmir. They have made Kashmir's native population angry and desperate.

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