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| Name | Violence as Kashmir protesters defy curfew |
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| Video Discription | (12 Jul 2017) Srinagar - 12 July 2017 1. People carrying body of Kashmiri rebel Sajad Ahmed 2. Police firing tear gas 3. Police firing pellet guns and tear gas (police not in picture) on people carrying body 4. Police firing tear gas and pellet guns on protesters 5. Protesters throwing stones 6. Police firing tear gas 7. Various of protesters throwing stones amid tear smoke 8. Protesters marching behind paramilitary vehicle after defying curfew 9. SOUNDBITE (Urdu) Umar Aadil, Protester: " These rebels of ours, our daredevils who sacrifice their lives, we won't allow anyone to play with their sacrifices. The rebels who take up arms are our representatives, our leaders and they are the representatives of youth." 10.Various of protesters carrying Ahmed's body in funeral procession 11.Various of paramilitary soldiers during curfew Government forces fired shotgun pellets and tear gas Wednesday in the main city in Indian-controlled Kashmir as residents carried the body of a young rebel killed with two other militants during a gunbattle with Indian troops in the disputed region. The gunfight began overnight after Indian troops raided western Radbugh village following a tip that militants were hiding there, said police Inspector-General Muneer Ahmed Khan. He said the gunbattle lasted through the night and the three rebels were killed early Wednesday. Authorities imposed a curfew in downtown Srinagar, anticipating protests and clashes opposing Indian rule because two of the dead men were natives of the city. As news of the killings spread, residents defied the restrictions and threw rocks at police and paramilitary soldiers while chanting pro-rebel slogans against Indian rule in the Himalayan region. The troops fired tear gas to quell the protests and brought more reinforcements to impose a security lockdown in the city's downtown. Many traders shuttered their shops and businesses in non-curfew areas of the city in solidarity with the rebels. Later Wednesday, as officials handed over the body of one of the slain men, thousands of residents of downtown Srinagar again defied the curfew and assembled for the funeral prayers and burial of the man. As the residents began marching to the main Martyr's Graveyard in Srinagar chanting slogans such as "Go India, go back" and "We want freedom," police and paramilitary soldiers fired pellets and tear gas at them, fearing the procession could become a larger rally seeking the end of Indian rule. Witnesses said tear gas shells landed near the mourners and pellets hit some pallbearers. Intense clashes broke out as hundreds of angry young men hurled rocks at the troops, while another group of mourners changed their route to bury the body at a local graveyard. Scores were reported injured, mostly with shotgun pellets. The injured included a photographer working for a local newspaper. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter: https://twitter.com/AP_Archive Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/APArchives Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/APNews/ You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/04f91cb10bee952daf47e3b782b72d94 |
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