India: Hindu festival allays strike in Kashmir for 24 hours
Indian Kashmir: Protesters call off strike
Hurriyat spokesman Ayaaz Akbar confirmed this development to ANI and said that there would be no shutdown on Friday
The Hurriyat leadership, which is spearheading the separatist movement in Indian Kashmir, has called off strike on Friday in view of the Shivratri festival celebrated by the Hindu population of Kashmir.
Hurriyat spokesman Ayaaz Akbar confirmed this development to ANI and said that there would be no shutdown on Friday.
Ahead of the upcoming festival in the Valley, the police has issued an advisory calling on the locals to cooperate at frisking points.
The people have also been asked not to touch any abandoned object and inform the police if any suspicious person or object is seen in the area.
Last Friday, clashes broke out in Srinagar and despite the stern warning of Army chief Bipin Rawat, Pakistan flags were waved by demonstrators.
This incident took place near Jama Masjid in Srinagar after the prayers were over and people were captured raising Pakistan's flag and also pelted stones.
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