Separatist Anger Rages Under Curfew In Kashmir -- New York Times/Reuters
SRINAGAR, India (Reuters) - In the world's largest democracy, it is curfew time.
Many of Indian Kashmir's streets lie deserted aside from stray dogs. Police, who have killed dozens of protesters defying India's efforts to quell a separatist uprising, stand at street corners in the region's summer capital of Srinagar.
"He only went out to get biscuits," said Maroofa Khan, telling how police shot dead her cousin, 17-year-old Mohammed Iqbal. A shop owner found Iqbal lying on the ground: a bullet pierced the back of his head, forcing an eyeball out of its socket. He died six days later.
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UN makes plea to India over helmets -- The Independent/AP
UN asks Indian paramilitary soldiers in Kashmir to stop using UN peacekeeping helmets -- Canadian Press
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India's blinkered policy on Kashmir -- Simon Tisdall, The Guardian
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