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Bandh called by separatists hits normal life in Kashmir Valley
Updated On: 26 June, 2018 08:44 AM IST | Srinagar | Agencies
Shops, public transport, other business establishments and educational institutions remained closed in Srinagar city and other district headquarters of the Valley

Jammu and Kashmir lawmaker Sheikh Rashid Engineer (C) shouts slogans before being detained during a protest in Srinagar. Pic/AFP
Life across the Kashmir Valley was derailed on Monday by a separatist-sponsored shutdown even as the authorities detained senior separatist leaders to prevent their participation in protests.
Shops, public transport, other business establishments and educational institutions remained closed in Srinagar city and other district headquarters of the Valley. Rail services between Baramulla and Bannihal towns were suspended as a precaution. Internet services were also suspended in south Kashmir areas. Heavy contingents of police and paramilitary forces were deployed in old city and uptown areas of Srinagar without imposing any restrictions.


