India extends restrictions on public activities in illegally occupied Srinagar

India extends restrictions on public activities in illegally occupied Srinagar (IOJK).

The authorities have extended the restrictions on public activities and movement in Srinagar for another week.

India extends restrictions on public activities

Restrictions aim at stopping protests against Indian occupation.

Meanwhile, the Indian army backed BJP Budgam district president Abdul Hamid Najar succumbed to his injuries in a hospital in Srinagar.

He was shot at and injured by attackers yesterday near railway station in Ompur area of the Budgam district.

People of the Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJ&K) will observe Pakistan’s Independence Day on August 14 with full zeal and fervor.

However, they will observe India’s Independence Day on August 15 as black day.

Spokesman of All Parties Hurriyat Conference made this announcement in a message issued in Srinagar.

He further said Pakistan serves as a shelter for the Muslim community and the hearts of Kashmiri people beat with Pakistan.

He said Kashmiris will make it clear to the international community through a statement on August 14 that they want freedom from India’s illegal occupation and associate their future with Pakistan.

The spokesman said Kashmiri people would express their hatred against illegal occupation of their state by observing India’s Independence Day on August 15 as Black Day.

GTV