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September - 1 
At least 17 Policemen were injured during stone pelting in curfew bound Anantnag District on September 1, reports Daily Exelsior. A Police spokesman said a troop’s carrier of Armed Police was pelted with stones by some miscreants at Thak Boni localit
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At least 17 Policemen were injured during stone pelting in curfew bound Anantnag District on September 1, reports Daily Exelsior. A Police spokesman said a troop’s carrier of Armed Police was pelted with stones by some miscreants at Thak Boni locality of Nai Basti in Anantnag town. The driver lost control of the steering in view of the stone pelting, resulting in the mishap. Curfew continued to remain for the third day on September 1 Anantnag District in south Kashmir following inputs that separatists might try to incite protests in the town following the killing of a youth in Police firing on August 30. Maisuma locality of the Sri Nagar was tensed as residents of the area took to streets early in the morning on September 1 against the firing incident on August 30 in which five persons were injured. Elsewhere, law and order situation in the Valley remained peaceful as no untoward incident was reported from any part.
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September - 1 
Two Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) militants and a guide were engaged in an encounter with Security Forces and Police at Sanjot near Dera Ki Gali in Poonch District on September 1, according to Daily Exelsior. However, there were no casualties. The militants
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Two Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) militants and a guide were engaged in an encounter with Security Forces and Police at Sanjot near Dera Ki Gali in Poonch District on September 1, according to Daily Exelsior. However, there were no casualties. The militants were reported to have escaped. Sources said they were operating in Poonch District for last three to four years.
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September - 2 
Daily Excelsior reports that Dukhtaraan-e-Millat chief Asiya Indrabi and her aide Hameeda Soofi were shifted from Srinagar and now lodged in Central Jail of Jammu at Kot Bhalwal under the Public Safety Act (PSA). They were arrested under PSA on
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Daily Excelsior reports that Dukhtaraan-e-Millat chief Asiya Indrabi and her aide Hameeda Soofi were shifted from Srinagar and now lodged in Central Jail of Jammu at Kot Bhalwal under the Public Safety Act (PSA). They were arrested under PSA on August 28 for their role in ongoing street violence in Kashmir Valley.
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September - 2 
curfew remained in force for the fourth day in Anantnag District. “Curfew has not been lifted in Anantnag, as there are apprehensions of violent protests,” an unnamed senior Police officer said. Also, restrictions were imposed in many parts of Srinag
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curfew remained in force for the fourth day in Anantnag District. “Curfew has not been lifted in Anantnag, as there are apprehensions of violent protests,” an unnamed senior Police officer said. Also, restrictions were imposed in many parts of Srinagar to prevent the separatist elements from holding any demonstration.
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September - 2 
militants engaged in an encounter with the SFs in Poonch District escaped from the cordon, police said, according to Times of India.
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militants engaged in an encounter with the SFs in Poonch District escaped from the cordon, police said, according to Times of India.
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September - 2 
Police arrested a HM ‘district commander’, Firdous Ahmad Mattoo alias Tariqul Islam, from Shergarhi Police Station in Srinagar, Times of India reported.
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Police arrested a HM ‘district commander’, Firdous Ahmad Mattoo alias Tariqul Islam, from Shergarhi Police Station in Srinagar, Times of India reported.
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Security Forces (SFs) on September 2 neutralised a hideout of the Hizb-ul-Mujahideen (HM) militants at Dachan in Kishtwar District and recovered arms and ammunition, reported Daily Excelsior. Recoveries included one AK-47 rifle, three magazines, 30 r
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Security Forces (SFs) on September 2 neutralised a hideout of the Hizb-ul-Mujahideen (HM) militants at Dachan in Kishtwar District and recovered arms and ammunition, reported Daily Excelsior. Recoveries included one AK-47 rifle, three magazines, 30 rounds, one SLR with ammunition, a pouch, transistor and a jacket. The militants, however, managed to escape.
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September - 2 
the SFs arrested an Over Ground Worker, identified as Ishar Ahmed, at village Solki in Rajouri District, 45. He was being questioned to ascertain his links with the HM, reports Daily Excelsior.
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the SFs arrested an Over Ground Worker, identified as Ishar Ahmed, at village Solki in Rajouri District, 45. He was being questioned to ascertain his links with the HM, reports Daily Excelsior.
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Two protesters were injured as Security Forces opened fire to disperse protesters who hurled stones at them defying restrictions imposed in parts of the Old City in Srinagar on September 2, The Hindu reports.
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Two protesters were injured as Security Forces opened fire to disperse protesters who hurled stones at them defying restrictions imposed in parts of the Old City in Srinagar on September 2, The Hindu reports.
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An elderly man injured during clashes between Security Forces (SFs) and stone pelters near SDA Colony in the Bemina area of Srinagar city succumbed on September 9, reported Daily Excelsior. While Police said Ghulam Ahmad Guroo was hit by a brick hurl
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An elderly man injured during clashes between Security Forces (SFs) and stone pelters near SDA Colony in the Bemina area of Srinagar city succumbed on September 9, reported Daily Excelsior. While Police said Ghulam Ahmad Guroo was hit by a brick hurled by miscreants, the residents of his native Khujibagh area at Sumbal in Bandipora District said he had been hit by a tear smoke shell. Separately, a youth was shot dead by Army in 'mistaken identity' in the Kudora forest area of Bandipora District. Manzoor Ahmad Pathar was shot dead by the troops while he was moving from a dhok in forest area towards his residence in Kudora. A Defence spokesman said the troops challenged the person after noticing some suspicious movement during an ambush at around 2.30a.m. "The man ran away, prompting the jawans to open fire," he added. Normal life in Ganderbal District town remained paralysed as a mob started pelting stones at SFs to protest their alleged high handedness while dealing with similar protests on September 8 in which one protester was injured. Four more separatist leaders, including People’s League chairman Shabir Shah and Kashmir Bar Association (KBA) president Mian Abdul Qayoom, were detained under Public Safety Act (PSA) and lodged in Kot Bhalwal prison in Jammu on September 9. The others detainees were Qazi Yasir Ahmed, Mirwaiz of North Kashmir and Mohammad Akbar Lone, a leader of the All Party Hurriyat Conference- Geelani (APHC-G). In addition, 11 more habitual stone pelters from three Kashmir Valley Districts of Srinagar, Budgam and Anantnag were detained under PSA and shifted to Jammu. Meanwhile, authorities lifted curfew from all parts of Kashmir Valley on September 9, restoring normal life in the Valley. Curfew was lifted from the Srinagar, Anantnag and Bijbehara towns. The lifting of curfew saw markets across Kashmir valley, except for Ganderbal, coming to life. Meanwhile, Government said a video clip, purportedly showing some Kashmiri youths being stripped and paraded naked by uniformed personnel through an agricultural field in Sopore (Baramulla District), had not been "authenticated" and agencies had been asked to investigate the matter, reported Times of India. "No one has been able to authenticate the video so far," Union Home Minister P. Chidambaram told reporters while replying to a question on the three-minute video clip uploaded on two prominent social networking sites – You Tube and Face Book. The minister said he had asked security agencies to find out whether anybody featuring in the video had spoken out, adding, "Until it is authenticated and the persons identified, I think it would be unsafe to rely on such a video."
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September - 10 
The All Party Hurriyat Conference-Mirwaiz (APHC-M) chairman Mirwaiz Umar Farooq on September 10 said that bilateralism has failed to resolve Kashmir issue and only way to settle the dispute was to implement the United Nations resolutions or hold a di
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The All Party Hurriyat Conference-Mirwaiz (APHC-M) chairman Mirwaiz Umar Farooq on September 10 said that bilateralism has failed to resolve Kashmir issue and only way to settle the dispute was to implement the United Nations resolutions or hold a dialogue involving India, Pakistan and leadership of Jammu and Kashmir, reported Daily Excelsior. "Bilateral dialogue cannot resolve Kashmir issue. There are only two ways of resolving the issue i.e, either to implement the UN resolutions or hold talks between all the three parties to the dispute," Mirwaiz said in his Friday sermon at Jamia Masjid in Srinagar. He said Kashmir issue cannot be resolved by "Eid or economic packages". "We want Government of India to accept that people of Kashmir, as it existed on August 14, 1947, are the basic party to the dispute and its people will decide future of the State," he said. He elaborated that all five regions - three under Indian control and two under Pakistani control - need to be unified and views of people from all the regions need to be considered for a final settlement of the issue.
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September - 13 
The authorities extended the curfew to almost entire Kashmir Valley in the morning of September 13. Prohibitory orders were imposed in all the 14 Districts that constitute the Valley.
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The authorities extended the curfew to almost entire Kashmir Valley in the morning of September 13. Prohibitory orders were imposed in all the 14 Districts that constitute the Valley.
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September - 13 
The body of a 10-year-old boy, identified as Maroof Ahmad Nath, was fished out of river Jhelum in Khanabal area of Anantnag District. He was drowned in the river on September 13 as he jumped into the river to escape from the SFs during street protes
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The body of a 10-year-old boy, identified as Maroof Ahmad Nath, was fished out of river Jhelum in Khanabal area of Anantnag District. He was drowned in the river on September 13 as he jumped into the river to escape from the SFs during street protests.
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September - 13 
The Hindu reports that the Police registered a case against a National Conference (NC) leader from Tangmarg in Baramulla District, Ali Mohammad Sofi of Hari Watnu village, on the charge of inciting violence in the town on September 13. The violence r
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The Hindu reports that the Police registered a case against a National Conference (NC) leader from Tangmarg in Baramulla District, Ali Mohammad Sofi of Hari Watnu village, on the charge of inciting violence in the town on September 13. The violence resulted in the death of five persons. However, senior NC leader Mustafa Kamal claimed that Sofi had distanced himself from the party, but the locals said he was “very much associated with the party.”
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September - 14 
Even as authorities extended curfew to entire Kashmir Valley, protesters violated the restrictions at nearly two dozen places triggering intense clashes with law enforcing agencies which left over 35 persons, including 10 Policemen and two women. The
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Even as authorities extended curfew to entire Kashmir Valley, protesters violated the restrictions at nearly two dozen places triggering intense clashes with law enforcing agencies which left over 35 persons, including 10 Policemen and two women. The rampaging protesters also attacked the houses of two former legislators of the ruling National Conference and Congress and attempted to set ablaze several Government buildings besides setting ablaze a Police vehicle
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September - 14 
On September 14, one Mohammad Maqbool Sheikh, who was critically injured in firing at Pampore in Pulwama District on September 13, succumbed to injuries, raising the toll in the September 13 violence to 19, reported Daily Excelsior. Meanwhile, the ov
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On September 14, one Mohammad Maqbool Sheikh, who was critically injured in firing at Pampore in Pulwama District on September 13, succumbed to injuries, raising the toll in the September 13 violence to 19, reported Daily Excelsior. Meanwhile, the overall death toll in the 96-day long street violence stands at 89.
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September - 14 
The All Party Hurriyat Conference-Geelani (APHC-G), which is spearheading the agitation, issued a fresh 11-day protest calendar, calling for complete shutdowns barring September 19 and 22 and a march to the local office of United Nations Military Obs
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The All Party Hurriyat Conference-Geelani (APHC-G), which is spearheading the agitation, issued a fresh 11-day protest calendar, calling for complete shutdowns barring September 19 and 22 and a march to the local office of United Nations Military Observers Group for India and Pakistan at Sonawar on September 20. According to the calendar, the APHC-G asked people to go for normal activities between 7pm to 7am during the strike days, seeking to reverse the biological clock.
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September - 14 
While Poonch remained peaceful on September 14 amidst curfew, which was defied at two places, after September 13 violence, trouble erupted in Kishtwar town in the morning of September 14 when Police used tear-smoke and lath charge to disperse the mob
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While Poonch remained peaceful on September 14 amidst curfew, which was defied at two places, after September 13 violence, trouble erupted in Kishtwar town in the morning of September 14 when Police used tear-smoke and lath charge to disperse the mob which was determined to take out a procession in communally sensitive town leading to injuries to nearly a dozen persons, including six Policemen. Protests, against alleged desecration of holy Quran in the United States, were reported from Kishtwar, Doda, Ramban, Rajouri and Poonch Districts.
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September - 15 
All Pakistani and religious channels were taken off air in Kashmir Valley following a direction from the State authorities to stop retransmission of those channels which are not registered with the Union Information and Broadcasting Ministry. Officia
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All Pakistani and religious channels were taken off air in Kashmir Valley following a direction from the State authorities to stop retransmission of those channels which are not registered with the Union Information and Broadcasting Ministry. Official sources said the Pakistani channels were taken off air by the cable operators after the office of the District Magistrate sent a reminder to them about the 2008 order banning retransmission of unregistered channels. A spokesman of the Cable TV Operators association here said so far they have taken off air 19 channels as per the directives of the District Administration. These include all Pakistani channels and nine religious channels of Sikhs and Hindus, he said.
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September - 15 
Curfew continued in Poonch for fourth consecutive day and Mendhar for second day as Army staged a flag march again in Mendhar town to restore confidence among the people following September 15 large scale violence in which three people were killed an
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Curfew continued in Poonch for fourth consecutive day and Mendhar for second day as Army staged a flag march again in Mendhar town to restore confidence among the people following September 15 large scale violence in which three people were killed and all Government offices and official quarters were burnt by the protesters. Further, Police lodged a First Information Report (FIR) against 30 persons including some political activists by name for the September 15 incidents of arson. "All 30 persons who went on rampage burning entire Government property in Mendhar worth several crores have been identified and a FIR of indulging in arson has been registered against them by name. All of them will be arrested in next few days’’, Police added.
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September - 15 
Curfew was imposed in Mendhar town as three protesters were killed and 28 others injured when Police opened firing on the protesters in the town in Poonch District as they tried to set ablaze a Christian school while taking out an anti-American proce
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Curfew was imposed in Mendhar town as three protesters were killed and 28 others injured when Police opened firing on the protesters in the town in Poonch District as they tried to set ablaze a Christian school while taking out an anti-American procession to protest alleged desecration of holy Quran in Florida in United States, reported Daily Excelsior. The dead were identified as Mohammad Shamim, Alam Dad and Mohammad Arshad. "Mendhar town is now without any important Government office. Majority of offices were either burnt or extensively damaged. A number of official and private vehicles were also torched by the mob during day long violence that continued till late this evening in a free for all situation’’, official sources said. Four companies of Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF), three from Jammu and one from Rajouri, were rushed to Mendhar in the afternoon. Protests were reported from Rajouri and Ramban Districts as well.
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September - 15 
Despite stringent curfew in Srinagar and other major towns of Kashmir Valley entered third consecutive day on September 15 without any relaxation, the clashes between protestors and law enforcing agencies continued at different places, leaving one pr
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Despite stringent curfew in Srinagar and other major towns of Kashmir Valley entered third consecutive day on September 15 without any relaxation, the clashes between protestors and law enforcing agencies continued at different places, leaving one protester dead and 16 others, including six Policemen, injured, reported Daily Excelsior. The Security Forces (SFs) allegedly opened fire to disperse a group of youth who defied curfew and indulged in stone pelting at Batpora locality of Sopore Township in Baramulla District. The firing left 25-year-old Mudassir Ahmad dead.
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September - 15 
Police spokesman said that 33 persons, who were arrested during violent clashes in Tangmarg area of Baramulla district on September 13, were released on bail. "Police had arrested 33 persons involved in large scale arson in Tangmarg on Monday. All th
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Police spokesman said that 33 persons, who were arrested during violent clashes in Tangmarg area of Baramulla district on September 13, were released on bail. "Police had arrested 33 persons involved in large scale arson in Tangmarg on Monday. All the accused were released on bail today," he informed.
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September - 15 
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said that the only path for lasting peace and prosperity in Jammu and Kashmir is that of dialogue and discussion. "We are ready for dialogue with anybody or any group that does not espouse or practice violence, the Prime
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Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said that the only path for lasting peace and prosperity in Jammu and Kashmir is that of dialogue and discussion. "We are ready for dialogue with anybody or any group that does not espouse or practice violence, the Prime Minister said, reported Times of India.
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September - 16 
Army on September 16 killed seven militants in two separate gun battles in Pulwama and Bandipora Districts, reported Daily Excelsior. Five militants were killed in a fierce encounter with Security Forces (SFs) in the Dudkalan forests of Tral area in
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Army on September 16 killed seven militants in two separate gun battles in Pulwama and Bandipora Districts, reported Daily Excelsior. Five militants were killed in a fierce encounter with Security Forces (SFs) in the Dudkalan forests of Tral area in Pulwama District, Defence Spokesman Lt. Colonel J S Brar told reporters. The SFs also recovered a large quantity of arms, ammunition and some incriminating document from the site of encounter. The encountered occurred when the SFs launched a massive search operation in the area following receipt of specific information about presence of five Hizb-ul-Mujahideen (HM) militants. Identity of the deceased militants could not be ascertained immediately as the search operation in the area was still going on when last reports came in. Intelligence reports, however, said that three of the slain militants were foreigners while two other were local militants.
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September - 16 
At least 25 persons, including nine Security Force personnel were injured in violent clashes at different places in Kashmir Valley, where the curfew remained in force without any relaxation for the fifth successive day on September 16.
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At least 25 persons, including nine Security Force personnel were injured in violent clashes at different places in Kashmir Valley, where the curfew remained in force without any relaxation for the fifth successive day on September 16.
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September - 16 
Pakistan Army in the night of September 16 violated cease-fire at two places in the Balnoi area of Mendhar sector in Poonch District in an apparent attempt to push infiltrators into Indian Territory. Under the cover of firing, a group of militants tr
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Pakistan Army in the night of September 16 violated cease-fire at two places in the Balnoi area of Mendhar sector in Poonch District in an apparent attempt to push infiltrators into Indian Territory. Under the cover of firing, a group of militants tried to infiltrate into the Indian side. However, the troops opened firing to neutralize the militants.
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September - 16 
Two more militants were shot near the Line of Control (LoC) in the Gurez sector of Bandipora District. The militants were killed in the operation that has been going on since September 5. A large quantity of war like stores including eight AK rifles,
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Two more militants were shot near the Line of Control (LoC) in the Gurez sector of Bandipora District. The militants were killed in the operation that has been going on since September 5. A large quantity of war like stores including eight AK rifles, hand grenades, radio sets, sophisticated satellite communication equipment, maps and coding algorithms were recovered from the possession of the militants killed. So far, 13 militants and two Army troopers have been killed in the operation. The operation began on September 6 when the troops guarding the LoC intercepted a large group of militants attempting to sneak from across the border. While four more militants were killed on the first day of the operation, seven more militants were eliminated two days later on September 8. Although initially Army denied that it had suffered any casualty in the operation, sources on September 16 admitted that two troopers were also killed on the first day of the gun battle. Army has shot dead 30 militants in Kashmir Valley since the beginning of September, sources said, adding, "This includes 15 terrorists killed on the Line of Control and 15 in the hinterland."
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September - 16 
Yasir Rafiq Sheikh (22), a close kin of Jammu Kashmir Liberation Front chairman Mohammad Yaseen Malik, succumbed to injuries in September 16, taking death toll in the ongoing 98-day long street violence in the Valley to 91, according to Daily Excelsi
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Yasir Rafiq Sheikh (22), a close kin of Jammu Kashmir Liberation Front chairman Mohammad Yaseen Malik, succumbed to injuries in September 16, taking death toll in the ongoing 98-day long street violence in the Valley to 91, according to Daily Excelsior. Sheikh, the first cousin of Malik, was injured along with three others when a Policeman allegedly opened fire on them at Maisuma in Srinagar on August 30.
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September - 17 
Five persons were injured when the Security Forces (SFs) allegedly opened fire to disperse hundreds of people who defied curfew and indulged in stone-pelting at Churpora village in the Beerwah area of Budgam District. One of the injured, identified a
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Five persons were injured when the Security Forces (SFs) allegedly opened fire to disperse hundreds of people who defied curfew and indulged in stone-pelting at Churpora village in the Beerwah area of Budgam District. One of the injured, identified as Fayaz Ahmad Dar, died later. Another protester, Ghulam Rasool Bhat, was killed and eight others injured when the SFs allegedly opened fire and used pump action gun to chase away curfew-defying mob at Tapper Payeen in the Pattan area of Baramulla District. At Shirmal in Shopian District, a huge mob set on fire two forest huts, seized timber of forest department. SFs fired Pellet Action Guns (PAG) on the mob, resulting in injuries to six persons. One of the injured, identified as Imtiyaz Ahmad Malla, succumbed to injuries.
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September - 17 
Three protesters were killed and 30 others injured as violent protests continued at several places in Kashmir Valley where curfew remained in force in Srinagar and other major towns for the fifth successive day on September 17, reported Daily Excelsi
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Three protesters were killed and 30 others injured as violent protests continued at several places in Kashmir Valley where curfew remained in force in Srinagar and other major towns for the fifth successive day on September 17, reported Daily Excelsior. With the fresh killings, the death toll in the ongoing 99-day long street violence, since June 11, in the Kashmir Valley has risen to 94, including 93 protesters and one Policeman.
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September - 18 
A Police spokesman said two persons, identified as Ansarullah Tantary and Ali Mohammad Waza, were killed when SFs acted against a mob at Palhalan in Pattan area of Baramulla District, which had blocked Srinagar-Baramulla National Highway. Three other
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A Police spokesman said two persons, identified as Ansarullah Tantary and Ali Mohammad Waza, were killed when SFs acted against a mob at Palhalan in Pattan area of Baramulla District, which had blocked Srinagar-Baramulla National Highway. Three other were injured in the incident.
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September - 18 
A youth, Fayaz Ahmad Naiko, who was injured in a stone-pelting incident on September 14 in Bemina area of the city, succumbed to his injuries at SKIMS Hospital at Soura.
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A youth, Fayaz Ahmad Naiko, who was injured in a stone-pelting incident on September 14 in Bemina area of the city, succumbed to his injuries at SKIMS Hospital at Soura.
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September - 18 
Daily Excelsior reports that five more protestors were killed and 35 others injured in clashes between Security Forces (SFs) and protestors in Anantnag and Palhalan areas of the Kashmir Valley on September 18 taking the death toll to 99 in 100 days o
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Daily Excelsior reports that five more protestors were killed and 35 others injured in clashes between Security Forces (SFs) and protestors in Anantnag and Palhalan areas of the Kashmir Valley on September 18 taking the death toll to 99 in 100 days of protest.
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September - 18 
One person, identified as Nooruddin Dagga, died while 17 others were injured when SFs opened firing to disperse a mob that attacked the residence of Samajwadi Party leader Fayaz Ahmad Bhat during the funeral procession of Maroof Ahmad Nath in Khanaba
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One person, identified as Nooruddin Dagga, died while 17 others were injured when SFs opened firing to disperse a mob that attacked the residence of Samajwadi Party leader Fayaz Ahmad Bhat during the funeral procession of Maroof Ahmad Nath in Khanabal area.
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September - 18 
Police fired tear smoke shells and warning shots to control a stone pelting mob in Hari village of Kupwara District, resulting in injuries to one person.
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Police fired tear smoke shells and warning shots to control a stone pelting mob in Hari village of Kupwara District, resulting in injuries to one person.
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September - 18 
Police has arrested one Rafiq Ahmad Ganai, an active member of the Hurriyat Conference (G), who was allegedly instrumental in instigating and organizing youth for stone pelting in Anantnag District.
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Police has arrested one Rafiq Ahmad Ganai, an active member of the Hurriyat Conference (G), who was allegedly instrumental in instigating and organizing youth for stone pelting in Anantnag District.
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September - 19 
A 25-year-old woman, identified as Mobina, was killed as she was hit by a stray bullet fired by the Security Forces (SFs) to chase away a mob at Bomai in the Sopore town of Baramulla District in the evening of September 19, reported Daily Excelsior.
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A 25-year-old woman, identified as Mobina, was killed as she was hit by a stray bullet fired by the Security Forces (SFs) to chase away a mob at Bomai in the Sopore town of Baramulla District in the evening of September 19, reported Daily Excelsior.
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September - 19 
During the intervening night, one protester identified as Mohammad Amin Ganai, who was injured in SFs firing at Tappar in the Pattan area of Baramulla District on September 17, succumbed to injuries on September 19. Another protester, identified as S
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During the intervening night, one protester identified as Mohammad Amin Ganai, who was injured in SFs firing at Tappar in the Pattan area of Baramulla District on September 17, succumbed to injuries on September 19. Another protester, identified as Shabir Ahmad Dar, who was injured in SFs firing at Sangam in Anantnag District on September 13, also succumbed to injuries. One more protester, Bilal Ahmad Najar, the district youth president of opposition Peoples’ Democratic Party, who was injured in SFs firing at Khanabal in Anantnag District on September 18 succumbed to injuries. Najar was allegedly leading a mob that had attacked the residence of Samajwadi Party leader Fayaz Ahmad Bhat at Khanabal when SFs opened firing to disperse them. With fresh deaths, toll in the ongoing 101-day street violence, which began on June 11, has now gone up to 103, including 102 protesters and one Policeman.
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September - 19 
On September 19, two militants and a trooper were killed in an encounter at Dardpora near Paner in the Bandipora District, reported Daily Excelsior. A civilian was also killed in the exchange of firing between the two sides, official sources said. On
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On September 19, two militants and a trooper were killed in an encounter at Dardpora near Paner in the Bandipora District, reported Daily Excelsior. A civilian was also killed in the exchange of firing between the two sides, official sources said. One militant was killed in the same District on an unspecified date. The identity and group affiliation of the slain militants could not be ascertained immediately as the operation was still going on.
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September - 19 
Pakistan Army tried to push 16 Pakistani and local militants of the Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) into Indian territory during two major infiltration attempts in past four days from forward areas of Balnoi and Jhalas in Poonch sector. Both the bids were foil
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Pakistan Army tried to push 16 Pakistani and local militants of the Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) into Indian territory during two major infiltration attempts in past four days from forward areas of Balnoi and Jhalas in Poonch sector. Both the bids were foiled by the troops. Further, reports indicate that a number of militants have been seen in Tetrinote, Madarpur and Mandol areas on the Line of Control (LoC) in Pakistan occupied Kashmir (PoK) opposite Jhalas and Balnoi villages of Poonch sector from where Pakistani troops of Mujahideen Regiment tried to push two groups of eight militants each into Indian side during past four days. Official sources said more than 70 militants have been camping at launching pads in forward areas of LoC opposite Jhalas, Balnoi, Mendhar and Krishna Ghati sectors in Poonch District. Majority of them were believed to be Pakistani cadre of the LeT. Very few of them were locals from Kashmir valley and Doda District, who were affiliated to Hizb-ul-Mujahideen (HM).
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September - 19 
Police on September 19, arrested a HM militant, identified as Mohammad Sharief, and seized terror fund worth INR 20,000 from his possession which he was going to deliver to outfit’s ‘district commander’ Qari Zubair in the Khari area of Banihal in Ra
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Police on September 19, arrested a HM militant, identified as Mohammad Sharief, and seized terror fund worth INR 20,000 from his possession which he was going to deliver to outfit’s ‘district commander’ Qari Zubair in the Khari area of Banihal in Ramban District.
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September - 19 
The Army on September 19 expressed the hope that Government will take a "correct" decision on the Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act (AFSPA) which it maintained was an "enabling provision" that is not "arbitrary". Army Chief General V. K. Singh said,
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The Army on September 19 expressed the hope that Government will take a "correct" decision on the Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act (AFSPA) which it maintained was an "enabling provision" that is not "arbitrary". Army Chief General V. K. Singh said, "The question is under deliberation with the Government. Everybody has a different opinion about it and I think our leadership is considering it in all aspects. It is an enabling provision. It is not something which is arbitrary and I think the Government will take a correct on what is to be done about it." Meanwhile, the Jammu and Kashmir Government said that neither did it have control over the Army nor was it deployed on its direction, The Hindu reported.
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September - 19 
Times of India reports that the ongoing street violence in Kashmir Valley has resulted in a loss of over INR 260 Billion worth of business, valuable academic session and public property worth billions. The State is losing INR 1.61 Billion per day of
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Times of India reports that the ongoing street violence in Kashmir Valley has resulted in a loss of over INR 260 Billion worth of business, valuable academic session and public property worth billions. The State is losing INR 1.61 Billion per day of shutdown in taxes and other levies, which amounts to INR 161 Billion for the 100-day shutdown. The business community maintains that it loses INR 1 Billion in overheads and opportunity costs per day and has capped its losses so far at INR 100 Billion.
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September - 20 
39-member all-party delegation on September 20 began the task of assessing the situation in Kashmir by meeting representatives of political parties.
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39-member all-party delegation on September 20 began the task of assessing the situation in Kashmir by meeting representatives of political parties.
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September - 20 
Curfew continued to remain in force in Kashmir Valley, including the summer capital of Srinagar, for ninth consecutive day on September 20 as five persons were injured in Security Forces firing in Sopore town of Baramulla District, reported Daily Tim
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Curfew continued to remain in force in Kashmir Valley, including the summer capital of Srinagar, for ninth consecutive day on September 20 as five persons were injured in Security Forces firing in Sopore town of Baramulla District, reported Daily Times. Barring Sopore town, the law and order situation in rest of the Valley remained by and large peaceful with minor incidents of protests reported from Khannabal and Sangam areas in Anantnag District and Muran in Pulwama District. Curfew was imposed in Srinagar on September 12 and was extended to entire Kashmir valley on September 13 following widespread violence. Barring phased relaxation in Kashmir on September 18, the authorities are implementing the curfew strictly in view of the tense situation
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September - 20 
On September 20, a trooper was injured in a gun battle with militants at village Dangerpora in the Sopore area of Baramulla District.
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On September 20, a trooper was injured in a gun battle with militants at village Dangerpora in the Sopore area of Baramulla District.
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September - 20 
Security Forces (SFs) in the evening of September 20 recovered decomposed dead bodies of two militants at Rautagali near the Line of Control (LoC) in the Karnah sector of Kupwara District, a Police spokesman said, according to Daily Excelsior. Two AK
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Security Forces (SFs) in the evening of September 20 recovered decomposed dead bodies of two militants at Rautagali near the Line of Control (LoC) in the Karnah sector of Kupwara District, a Police spokesman said, according to Daily Excelsior. Two AK assault rifles, nine hand grenades and three UBGL grenades were recovered from the slain militants whose identity and group affiliations could not be ascertained. Both the militants were believed to have been killed in gun battles with the SFs while trying to sneak into India from across the border.
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September - 20 
Seven top militants of the Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) and Hizb-ul- Mujahideen (HM), including a Pakistani national, were reported to have sneaked into upper reaches of Bani and Billawar in Kathua District and were in the process of setting up their hideou
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Seven top militants of the Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) and Hizb-ul- Mujahideen (HM), including a Pakistani national, were reported to have sneaked into upper reaches of Bani and Billawar in Kathua District and were in the process of setting up their hideouts somewhere in Lohai Malhar area to recruit local youths into militancy and create infrastructure for more militants. Abu Maaz, a resident of Sialkot, Pakistan, whose real brother Abu Talha was killed in an encounter with SFs in Billawar in 2006, was leading the group along with a local Zubaid of Bhaderwah in Doda District. Intercepts have also revealed that 15 to 17 LeT militants were camping across the International Border (IB) between Hiranagar to Gurdaspur (Punjab) sectors and were in touch with Abu Maaz.
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September - 20 
The SFs recovered two AK assault rifles, two magazines, 60 rounds, a wireless set and three kilograms of explosives during searches at Govindnar in Gurez sector of Bandipora District.
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The SFs recovered two AK assault rifles, two magazines, 60 rounds, a wireless set and three kilograms of explosives during searches at Govindnar in Gurez sector of Bandipora District.
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September - 21 
Curfew was relaxed in most parts of the Kashmir Valley on September 21, reported Daily Excelsior. Curfew was relaxed in a phased manner and there were no major untoward incidents reported from any where in the Valley, except for Anantnag District tow
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Curfew was relaxed in most parts of the Kashmir Valley on September 21, reported Daily Excelsior. Curfew was relaxed in a phased manner and there were no major untoward incidents reported from any where in the Valley, except for Anantnag District town where the curfew was re-imposed to maintain law and order and prevent loss of life and property. No fatalities were reported in the day for the first time since September 11. Curfew was imposed in Srinagar on September 12 and was extended to the entire Kashmir Valley on September 13 following widespread violence
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September - 22 
Curfew was relaxed in many parts of the Valley in a phased manner for second consecutive day on September 22 as the relaxation period on September 21 was by and large peaceful.
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Curfew was relaxed in many parts of the Valley in a phased manner for second consecutive day on September 22 as the relaxation period on September 21 was by and large peaceful.
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September - 22 
More than 200 Village Defence Committees (VDCs) were activated in Bani-Billawar belt and more than two dozens in border areas of Hiranagar in Kathua District by The police and civil administration following reports of movement of seven LeT militants
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More than 200 Village Defence Committees (VDCs) were activated in Bani-Billawar belt and more than two dozens in border areas of Hiranagar in Kathua District by The police and civil administration following reports of movement of seven LeT militants in the upper reaches and inputs cautioning about fresh infiltration by the militants. Over 200 VDCs in Bani-Billawar belt, each comprising about six to eight members which have been lying low for past quite sometime, were activated by the authorities after visit to all remote and mountainous areas and asked to maintain a strict vigil on activities of the anti-national elements. There had been reports with Police and civil administration that seven militants, headed by a Pakistani Abu Maaz, were moving in Bani-Billawar belt especially in upper reaches of Lohai Malhar. Movement of the militants has been confirmed by local people and Police besides some nomads.
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Security Forces (SF) on September 23 shot dead another militant in the overnight encounter at Sopore in Baramulla District, taking toll of the slain militants in 30-hour-long operation to two, reports Daily Excelsior. As reported earlier, a militant
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Security Forces (SF) on September 23 shot dead another militant in the overnight encounter at Sopore in Baramulla District, taking toll of the slain militants in 30-hour-long operation to two, reports Daily Excelsior. As reported earlier, a militant was killed in the same area on September 22. The slain militants belonged to the Hizb-ul-Mujahideen (HM) outfit and were identified as Azad Ahmad and Tauseef Ahmad alias Seepa. One trooper was also injured in the gun battle. While the house, where the militants were hiding, got damaged in the exchange of firing between the two sides, the SFs recovered some arms and ammunition from the incident site. In another encounter, the SFs shot dead an unidentified militant at Dardhaji-Zachaldara in the Handwara area of Kupwara District.
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September - 22 
The death toll in the 104-day long street violence in Kashmir Valley, since June 11, rose to 104 as a youth, Sajad Ahmad Pandit, injured in Security Forces firing at Humhama in Budgam District on September 13 succumbed to injuries on September 22, re
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The death toll in the 104-day long street violence in Kashmir Valley, since June 11, rose to 104 as a youth, Sajad Ahmad Pandit, injured in Security Forces firing at Humhama in Budgam District on September 13 succumbed to injuries on September 22, reported Daily Excelsior.
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September - 22 
Two suspected Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) militants were killed in two separate encounters with the Security Forces (SFs) in Sopore and Handwara towns of Baramulla and Kupwara Districts respectively on September 22, Daily Excelsior. The SFs launched a sear
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Two suspected Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) militants were killed in two separate encounters with the Security Forces (SFs) in Sopore and Handwara towns of Baramulla and Kupwara Districts respectively on September 22, Daily Excelsior. The SFs launched a search operation in the Dooru village of Sopore after receiving credible information about the presence of militants there. In the encounter that followed, one unidentified militant was killed.
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September - 22 
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon called for an immediate end to the violence in Kashmir and appealed for restraint by all parties, Martin Nesirky, his spokesperson, told journalists, reported The Hindu. “The Secretary-General regrets the latest loss
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UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon called for an immediate end to the violence in Kashmir and appealed for restraint by all parties, Martin Nesirky, his spokesperson, told journalists, reported The Hindu. “The Secretary-General regrets the latest loss of life. He calls for an immediate end to violence and urges calm and restraint by all concerned,” Nesirky said adding that Ban was “closely following the events.”
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September - 23 
A semblance of peace prevailed in most parts of the Kashmir Valley on September 23 as authorities eased restrictions in curfew-bound areas of the Valley but it had to be re-imposed in Pulwama town after a mob started pelting stones at the Security Fo
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A semblance of peace prevailed in most parts of the Kashmir Valley on September 23 as authorities eased restrictions in curfew-bound areas of the Valley but it had to be re-imposed in Pulwama town after a mob started pelting stones at the Security Forces, reported Daily Excelsior. This was for the third day in a row that curfew was relaxed in almost all parts of the Valley as the law and order situation remained by and large peaceful during the relaxation period.
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September - 23 
The Police claimed to have arrested a notorious stone-pelter, Mohammad Asif alias Hartal, from Saraf Kadal area of Srinagar. Police claimed Asif was involved in motivating and instigating youth for pelting Security Forces with stones.
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The Police claimed to have arrested a notorious stone-pelter, Mohammad Asif alias Hartal, from Saraf Kadal area of Srinagar. Police claimed Asif was involved in motivating and instigating youth for pelting Security Forces with stones.
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September - 24 
Curfew was imposed in Srinagar and other major towns of the Kashmir Valley to prevent Friday protests called by the separatists, Times of India reports. "Curfew has been imposed to maintain law and order," a senior Police officer said.
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Curfew was imposed in Srinagar and other major towns of the Kashmir Valley to prevent Friday protests called by the separatists, Times of India reports. "Curfew has been imposed to maintain law and order," a senior Police officer said.
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September - 24 
In the S.K. Institute of Medical Sciences (SKIMS) in Srinagar alone, 599 people were reported injured in the last three months. Sources in the hospital said 599 people, who received firearms injury, were admitted to the hospital. Of them, 23 died of
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In the S.K. Institute of Medical Sciences (SKIMS) in Srinagar alone, 599 people were reported injured in the last three months. Sources in the hospital said 599 people, who received firearms injury, were admitted to the hospital. Of them, 23 died of their injuries. The hospital is still treating 31people. Also, a number of doctors were caught in stone-pelting incidents. Figures show that 46 ambulances, including those of Sri Mahraja Hari Singh Hospital, Bone and Joint Hospital and Directorate of Health Service were damaged in stone-pelting.
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September - 24 
Nearly 4,000 Police and Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) personnel and 504 civilians were injured in the violent clashes in the Kashmir Valley in the past three months, according to The Hindu. This was stated by the Police in response to reports i
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Nearly 4,000 Police and Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) personnel and 504 civilians were injured in the violent clashes in the Kashmir Valley in the past three months, according to The Hindu. This was stated by the Police in response to reports in a section of media that clashes has left 2000 people injured. A Police spokesman said the 504 civilians suffered injuries when Security Forces were engaged in controlling scores of law and order situations. Of them, 156 were injured in Srinagar alone. In Kulgam District, four sustained injuries. At the same time, “in the hundreds of violent incidents of stone-pelting and arson resorted to by miscreants, 2660 Police personnel suffered injuries, both grievous and other.” Again, Srinagar District topped with injuries to Policemen (640). It was followed by Baramulla (503) and Handwara (42). Similarly, 1351 CRPF personnel suffered serious and other injuries. “Besides, one Policeman lost his life in mob violence. One SHO Pattan Fayaz Ahmed was injured when militants fired at a mob,” the spokesman said. During this period, 78 pieces of built-up property, comprising 44 offices of various departments, 29 Police Stations, and five Police Posts were set ablaze. “Mobs set on fire and damaged 31 Government vehicles, including 22 Police vehicles. Not only this, 23 houses of policemen were torched or damaged, and nine private vehicles of Policemen set ablaze.
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September - 24 
Officials said schools would open from September 27 and that steps are being taken to end the cycle of violence. "The cycle of violence will have to end now and for that the administration is prepared to take necessary steps," Police added.
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Officials said schools would open from September 27 and that steps are being taken to end the cycle of violence. "The cycle of violence will have to end now and for that the administration is prepared to take necessary steps," Police added.
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September - 24 
Six persons, including five family members of the Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front (JKLF) leader Showkat Ahmad Bakshi were injured in Security Forces’ action at Bemina in Srinagar on September 24, reported Daily Excelsior. The Hindu added that Show
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Six persons, including five family members of the Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front (JKLF) leader Showkat Ahmad Bakshi were injured in Security Forces’ action at Bemina in Srinagar on September 24, reported Daily Excelsior. The Hindu added that Showkat Bakshi led a protest at Gousia Colony. “We were protesting peacefully against Police and CRPF [Central Reserve Police Force] action. When we were moving back home, they fired on us, injuring Bakhshi, his wife, sister, niece and several others,” the locals alleged.
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September - 24 
The Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) is planning to trigger blasts using trained women terrorists who will intermingle with protesters to carry out attacks as part of a strategy to intensify violence in Kashmir Valley, according to intelligence intercepts, repo
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The Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) is planning to trigger blasts using trained women terrorists who will intermingle with protesters to carry out attacks as part of a strategy to intensify violence in Kashmir Valley, according to intelligence intercepts, reported Times of India. "It has come to the notice of the intelligence agencies through various inputs received that terrorists belonging to the LeT are likely to intermingle with the protesters," a brief report of the Army said on September 24. According to inputs received, the LeT operatives have sought permission from their handlers across the border to lob grenades or explode Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs) during demonstrations to trigger large scale casualties and incite protesters to resort to violence, it said. Such attacks are most likely to be carried out in close proximity to camps and posts of Security Forces so as to ensure that they face the brunt of the violence and are forced to retaliate. "This is likely to set in motion a chain of events leading to high rate of casualties," the report said. The report said that highly trained women terrorists, who are experts in handling of explosives, are likely to be at the forefront of this new strategy aimed at upping the ante by exponentially increasing the intensity of violence and consequently the number of casualties. The local operatives and Over Ground Workers (OGWs) have also been instructed to motivate the economically weaker sections of the populace including women to join the protests, it said.
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September - 25 
Announcing a eight-point Kashmir formula, the Centre on September 25 said a Group of Interlocutors led by an eminent persons will hold "sustained dialogue" with all sections of Jammu and Kashmir and also review deployment of security forces in the Va
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Announcing a eight-point Kashmir formula, the Centre on September 25 said a Group of Interlocutors led by an eminent persons will hold "sustained dialogue" with all sections of Jammu and Kashmir and also review deployment of security forces in the Valley, especially in Srinagar, reported Times Now. Unveiling a package of measures approved by the Cabinet Committee of Security (CCS) at its meeting in New Delhi in a bid to deal with the civil unrest in the Kashmir Valley, Home Minister P Chidambaram said the State Government will be advised to review the notification of areas as "Disturbed Areas". In a bid to reach out to the masses, the Centre also advised the State Government to release students and youth who have been arrested or detained for stone pelting and similar violations of law during the Valley unrest, and withdraw all charges against them. The State Government has also been advised to review cases of all Public Safety Act (PSA) detenues and withdraw detention orders in appropriate cases. "Government will appoint a Group of Interlocutors under the Chairmanship of an eminent person to begin the process of sustained dialogue with political parties, groups, students, civil society," Chidambaram added. The CCS decided to advice the State Government to immediately convene a meeting of the Unified Command and review the deployment of the Security Forces in Kashmir Valley, especially at Srinagar, with particular reference to descale bunkers and check points in the summer capital and other towns, the Home Minister said. Chidambaram said Government will grant ex-gratia of INR five lakh to the family of each of those killed in civil disturbances in Kashmir since June 11. On the issue of releasing people detained during the unrest, Chidambaram made it clear that there were only 245 people arrested or detained by the State Government out of whom 84 were in judicial custody, 110 in Police custody and 51 detained under the PSA. As part of the eight-point initiative, Chidambaram said two Special Task Forces--one each for Jammu region and Ladakh region--will be appointed to examine the developmental needs of the two regions, with particular reference to deficiencies in infrastructure and make suitable recommendations. Though, the ruling National Conference-Congress alliance along with the main opposition People's Democratic Party (PDP) welcomed the initiative, the All Party Hurriyat Conference-Geelani (APHC-G) rejected Centre's eight-point formula to de-escalate the current turmoil in Kashmir terming it as an "eye wash" even as other separatist outfits maintained a studied silence.
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September - 26 
A civilian was shot dead by unidentified militants in the Dangiwacha area of Baramulla District on September 26, reported Daily Excelsior. Ghulam Mohiuddin Bhat was shot at by the militants while he was coming out of a local mosque at Chatloora in th
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A civilian was shot dead by unidentified militants in the Dangiwacha area of Baramulla District on September 26, reported Daily Excelsior. Ghulam Mohiuddin Bhat was shot at by the militants while he was coming out of a local mosque at Chatloora in the Rafiabad area. No militant outfit has claimed responsibility for the attack so far.
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September - 26 
Curfew was relaxed on September 26 in Srinagar and other major towns of Kashmir Valley, The Hindu reported. The curfew relaxation began a little earlier and it was extended to all areas in a phased manner. “No major untoward incident took place durin
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Curfew was relaxed on September 26 in Srinagar and other major towns of Kashmir Valley, The Hindu reported. The curfew relaxation began a little earlier and it was extended to all areas in a phased manner. “No major untoward incident took place during this period,” an unnamed Police spokesman said.
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September - 26 
Daily Excelsior reports that differences came to the fore among separatists as Mohammad Yasin Malik-led Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front (JKLF) on September 26 took exception to All Party Hurriyat Conference-Geelani (APHC-G) leader Syed Ali Shah Ge
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Daily Excelsior reports that differences came to the fore among separatists as Mohammad Yasin Malik-led Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front (JKLF) on September 26 took exception to All Party Hurriyat Conference-Geelani (APHC-G) leader Syed Ali Shah Geelani's remarks that Jammu and Kashmir could not survive as an independent country. "We respect every leader and the party associated with the on-going movement in Kashmir. But, we request the leaders not to issue statements which can lead to chaos and confusion among the people," several JKLF leaders said in a statement. The leaders, without mentioning Geelani, were reacting to his interview to a private news channel on September 25 in which he had said Jammu and Kashmir would have to accede either to Pakistan or India as it could not survive as a sovereign State. The JKLF leaders said there were many countries smaller than Jammu and Kashmir in terms of resources, area and population which had survived. This is for the first time during the current unrest in the Valley that separatist leaders have publicly voiced their differences over resolution of the Kashmir issue.
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September - 26 
The Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) on September 26 said its personnel resort to firing only after exhausting all non-lethal methods of crowd control, according to Daily Excelsior. "There is a perception among some people, in particular among sec
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The Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) on September 26 said its personnel resort to firing only after exhausting all non-lethal methods of crowd control, according to Daily Excelsior. "There is a perception among some people, in particular among sections of civil society that CRPF is firing on unruly mobs in Jammu and Kashmir at the first instance without using alternate methods. All non-lethal methods are used to disperse the mobs and firing is resorted to only when there is an imminent danger to life and property," CRPF Special Director General (DG) N. K. Tripathy said. The CRPF personnel along with the State Police were increasingly using non-lethal methods of crowd control in the Valley, he said adding, "It is presumed in some sections that CRPF uses force at the first sight of mobs. Some people have even criticised the force for going berserk. This is far from truth." "The situation in Jammu and Kashmir in recent months has been very disturbed and the law and order situation is in turmoil. Riotous mobs pelt stones on Security Force personnel on regular basis. More than 50 times, the CRPF camps have been attacked by mobs," the Special DG informed. He said over 1400 force personnel had been injured in the past three months in the State.
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September - 26 
Though schools remained opened but the attendance of students dropped significantly in view of the incidents of vandalisation of school buses by protestors on September 26.
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Though schools remained opened but the attendance of students dropped significantly in view of the incidents of vandalisation of school buses by protestors on September 26.
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September - 27 
A Hizb-ul-Mujahideen (HM) militant, identified as Farooq Ahmed, was arrested by Army and Police in a joint operation from village Nihal in the Gulabgarh area of Mahore in Reasi District on September 27, reported Daily Excelsior. Farooq was working fo
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A Hizb-ul-Mujahideen (HM) militant, identified as Farooq Ahmed, was arrested by Army and Police in a joint operation from village Nihal in the Gulabgarh area of Mahore in Reasi District on September 27, reported Daily Excelsior. Farooq was working for Basharat Ahmed, a ‘divisional commander’ of the HM for Gulabgarh, presently operating in Kulgam District.
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September - 27 September - 28
An unidentified militant was killed in an encounter with Army troops near the Line of Control (LoC) in the Nawgam sector of Kupwara District on September 28, reported Daily Excelsior. A gun battle broke out when a search party of Army confronted heav
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An unidentified militant was killed in an encounter with Army troops near the Line of Control (LoC) in the Nawgam sector of Kupwara District on September 28, reported Daily Excelsior. A gun battle broke out when a search party of Army confronted heavily armed militants in the forests of Badi Behak in Nawgam Sector near LoC on September 27. One militant was killed in the exchange of firing. The identity and group affiliation of the slain militant could not be ascertained immediately as the operation was still in progress.
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September - 27 
Authorities completely lifted curfew restrictions in Anantnag, Pulwama, Kulgam, Shopian and Awantipora areas in South Kashmir and from Baramulla, Handwara, Bandipora and Handwara areas in North Kashmir. Similarly, from Budgam District in Central Kash
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Authorities completely lifted curfew restrictions in Anantnag, Pulwama, Kulgam, Shopian and Awantipora areas in South Kashmir and from Baramulla, Handwara, Bandipora and Handwara areas in North Kashmir. Similarly, from Budgam District in Central Kashmir curfew restrictions have also been lifted. Curfew restrictions were relaxed in Kangan and Ganderbal from 11am to 1pm, which were later extended upto 4pm. In downtown areas of Sopore, curfew was relaxed from 10am to 12pm and further extended upto 6 pm. In Kupwara town, Trehgam and Kralpora curfew was relaxed from 9am to 2pm and later extended upto 6.30pm. Similarly, in East, West, and South Zones of Srinagar city, curfew has been relaxed from 2 to 7pm, while in North and Hazratbal Zones it was relaxed from 5pm onwards.
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September - 27 
Schools across Kashmir Valley reopened on September 27 after remaining shut for 100 days due to civil disturbances, according to Daily Excelsior. Attendance was, however, thin in the wake of All Party Hurriyat Conference–Geelani (APHC-G) leader Syed
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Schools across Kashmir Valley reopened on September 27 after remaining shut for 100 days due to civil disturbances, according to Daily Excelsior. Attendance was, however, thin in the wake of All Party Hurriyat Conference–Geelani (APHC-G) leader Syed Ali Shah Geelani’s call to parents not to send their wards to schools and colleges. Security Force (SF) personnel ensured that students and teachers had a smooth passage through areas where there were curfew and other restrictions. In order to ensure the smooth functioning of schools, the State Government had pressed a fleet of State Road Transport Corporation buses into service. More than 170 buses were deployed on 11 city routes for facilitating the movement of students and school staff. Despite tight security deployment around the schools, the school buses of some private schools became the target of the protestors, who smashed window panes of many vehicles at Rawalpora, Rangreth, Nowgam and also allegedly harassed the school staff at Nowshehra, Nowhatta and some other areas. Reopening of educational institutions was part of Centre's 8-point initiative to bring back peace in the Valley.
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September - 27 
The All Party Hurriyat Conference–Mirwaiz (APHC-M) rejected Centre’s latest initiative on Kashmir, saying it was "disappointing" as it reflected lack of willingness to meet the aspirations of the people. The APHC-G has already rejected the package as
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The All Party Hurriyat Conference–Mirwaiz (APHC-M) rejected Centre’s latest initiative on Kashmir, saying it was "disappointing" as it reflected lack of willingness to meet the aspirations of the people. The APHC-G has already rejected the package as a "mere eye-wash".
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September - 27 
The authorities started making preparations for re-opening educational institutions from September 27 (today) and conducting the annual examinations. The institutions were shut for over three months owing to strikes and curfew. The State Government h
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The authorities started making preparations for re-opening educational institutions from September 27 (today) and conducting the annual examinations. The institutions were shut for over three months owing to strikes and curfew. The State Government has released the date-sheet for examinations for four classes. “We have formulated a plan to reopen all the schools in the rural as well as urban areas, including Srinagar city, from tomorrow [Monday],” Education Minister Peerzada Mohammad Sayeed said at a news conference.
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September - 28 
Daily Excelsior reports that the law and order situation in Kashmir Valley on September 28 remained by and large peaceful. Barring two stray incidents of stone pelting in Sopore town in Baramulla District and Darish Kadal area of Srinagar in which tw
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Daily Excelsior reports that the law and order situation in Kashmir Valley on September 28 remained by and large peaceful. Barring two stray incidents of stone pelting in Sopore town in Baramulla District and Darish Kadal area of Srinagar in which two persons were injured, Kashmir witnessed a peaceful day, official sources said. Curfew has been lifted from seven Districts of the Valley already while restrictions, which were in place in Budgam District since September 26, have also been lifted. Curfew was imposed in Srinagar city on September 12 and was extended to the entire Kashmir valley next day following widespread violence.
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September - 28 
On September 28, Jammu and Kashmir Government appealed to the separatists to come forward for dialogue to find a lasting solution to the Kashmir problem. "We call upon all the parties especially the separatists to come forward for dialogue so that la
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On September 28, Jammu and Kashmir Government appealed to the separatists to come forward for dialogue to find a lasting solution to the Kashmir problem. "We call upon all the parties especially the separatists to come forward for dialogue so that lasting solution can be found and the state progresses ahead", said the minister for rural development Ali Mohammad Sagar.
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September - 28 September - 29
Over 120 mortars and rockets were fired by Pakistan Army in worst ever shelling and firing for 11 hours on forward Indian positions in Krishna Ghati and Jhalas sectors in Poonch District in the night of September 28 during which an attempt was made t
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Over 120 mortars and rockets were fired by Pakistan Army in worst ever shelling and firing for 11 hours on forward Indian positions in Krishna Ghati and Jhalas sectors in Poonch District in the night of September 28 during which an attempt was made to push a group of 12 to 15 militants into this side from across the Line of Control (LoC), according to Daily Excelsior. Sources said the firing from Pakistan side, which had started at 8.20pm in the night of September 28 after an initial brief spell at 10.30am, continued till 7am on September 29. As many as 40 rockets, 80 mortars and over 6000 rounds of Light Machine Gun (LMG) were fired by Pakistan army during about 11 hours of uninterrupted firing at forward Indian posts of Kirpan, Teep Naveli, Nangi Tekri and Kranti between Krishna Ghati and Jhalas sectors. Pakistan army posts, active during the firing, included Roza, Battal, Pimple and Daaku. "However, Pakistan army failed to push the infiltrators due to effective retaliatory firing brought down by the troops. The intrusion bid was foiled by the troops’’, sources said, adding that at least 12 to 15 militants of Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) and Al-Badr had tried to intrude into this side under the cover of heavy firing by Pakistan army.
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September - 28 
Pakistan Army in the night of September 28 resorted to shelling with mortars and rockets and used heavy fire arms targeting forward Indian posts in Krishna Ghati and Jhalas sectors in Poonch District trying to push a big group of Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT
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Pakistan Army in the night of September 28 resorted to shelling with mortars and rockets and used heavy fire arms targeting forward Indian posts in Krishna Ghati and Jhalas sectors in Poonch District trying to push a big group of Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) and Al-Badr militants from across the LoC. Indian troops retaliated and neutralized the militants trying to infiltrate into Indian Territory taking the cover of heavy firing from Pakistan army. There was no report of infiltration by the militants till mid-night but the firing was going on when the reports last came in. However, there was no report of any casualties on Indian side so far. Casualties, if any, on the other side were not known.
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September - 29 
A Hizb-ul-Mujahideen (HM) militant, identified as Taj Mohammad, 26, on September 29 surrendered before the troops in the Thanna Mandi area of Rajouri District along with arms and explosive devices. At the time of surrender, Taj handed over one AK-47
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A Hizb-ul-Mujahideen (HM) militant, identified as Taj Mohammad, 26, on September 29 surrendered before the troops in the Thanna Mandi area of Rajouri District along with arms and explosive devices. At the time of surrender, Taj handed over one AK-47 rifle with one magazine and 30 rounds, one hand grenade, 22 detonators, one Identity card, PKR 500 and one matrix sheet. In August, the LeT militant Rafiya Maulvi, a ‘district commander’ and his associate Mohammad Asif had surrendered before the troops in Doda.
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September - 29 
A Pakistani militant of the LeT was killed in a gun battle in the Kangan area of Ganderbal District. He was identified as Aijaz Ahmad alias Amir, a resident of Lahore (Pakistan) city.
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A Pakistani militant of the LeT was killed in a gun battle in the Kangan area of Ganderbal District. He was identified as Aijaz Ahmad alias Amir, a resident of Lahore (Pakistan) city.
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September - 29 
An unnamed Police spokesman said that only 31 students were in Police custody in the Kashmir Valley while 363 others were bailed out. Thus, he said, 394 students were arrested, and 363 have been bailed out leaving only 31 in custody in whole of the V
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An unnamed Police spokesman said that only 31 students were in Police custody in the Kashmir Valley while 363 others were bailed out. Thus, he said, 394 students were arrested, and 363 have been bailed out leaving only 31 in custody in whole of the Valley at present.
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September - 29 
Kashmir Valley returned to normalcy. As the law and order situation improved, the authorities lifted curfew from Kupwara and Ganderbal Districts. In addition, a Police spokesman said, "Curfew was relaxed in south, west and east zones of Srinagar city
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Kashmir Valley returned to normalcy. As the law and order situation improved, the authorities lifted curfew from Kupwara and Ganderbal Districts. In addition, a Police spokesman said, "Curfew was relaxed in south, west and east zones of Srinagar city from 8.00 am to 10.00 am, but the relaxation was later extended till further orders." Meanwhile, All Party Hurriyat Conference-Geelani (APHC-G) Chairman Syed Ahmad Shah Geelani’s decision to exempt the day from strikes and protests saw a massive 26 per cent more students attend schools as many private educational institutions opened, two days after the Government announced its plans to restart learning process in the Valley even during curfew days. While only 41 per cent of the students had attended classes across Kashmir Valley on September 28, the figure on September 29 stood at 67 per cent.
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September - 29 
On September 29, a group of three to four Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) militants ambushed an Army patrol at Islampura between Dera Ki Gali (DKG) and Thanna Mandi in Rajouri District in which an Army soldier was injured, reported Daily Excelsior. In the resu
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On September 29, a group of three to four Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) militants ambushed an Army patrol at Islampura between Dera Ki Gali (DKG) and Thanna Mandi in Rajouri District in which an Army soldier was injured, reported Daily Excelsior. In the resultant encounter, all three militants were shot dead by Army and Police. Sources said a group of about half a dozen militants was still active in Dera Ki Gali and Thanna Mandi areas but they continued to change positions to avoid falling into trap of the Security Force (SFs) personnel.
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September - 29 
The Army and Police recovered a huge quantity of explosive material and arms and ammunition in Kishtwar District on September 29. The SFs carried out a joint search operation in Bichar forest area of Chatru after information that the Hizb-ul-Mujahide
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The Army and Police recovered a huge quantity of explosive material and arms and ammunition in Kishtwar District on September 29. The SFs carried out a joint search operation in Bichar forest area of Chatru after information that the Hizb-ul-Mujahideen (HM) militants had dumped a major consignment of explosives and arms in a natural cave to carry out blasts and other subversive activities in the district. Recoveries included 25 kilograms of RDX, two pistols (one Chinese and another Pakistani), two 12 bore rifles, two wireless sets, five grenades, one grenade of Under Barrel Grenade Launcher (UBGL), 14 gelatine sticks, 288 AK-47 rounds and a large quantity of ration items.
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September - 29 
The Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front (JKLF) on September 29 indicated that it was ready for talks if the “government of India comes up with a meaningful offer of a dialogue process for resolution of the Kashmir issue,” The Hindu adds. In a statemen
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The Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front (JKLF) on September 29 indicated that it was ready for talks if the “government of India comes up with a meaningful offer of a dialogue process for resolution of the Kashmir issue,” The Hindu adds. In a statement issued after the JKLF's executive council meeting chaired by Chairman Yasin Malik, its spokesman said, “It will consider it [such an offer] and deliberate over it carefully.”
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September - 29 
The State Government on September 29 decided to release all the youth arrested for stone-pelting during the last four months, remove 16 Security Forces' bunkers from Srinagar city, constituted two committees to review the disturbed areas in the Valle
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The State Government on September 29 decided to release all the youth arrested for stone-pelting during the last four months, remove 16 Security Forces' bunkers from Srinagar city, constituted two committees to review the disturbed areas in the Valley and Jammu provinces under the Armed Forces Special Powers Act (AFSPA) and review the cases of those persons detained under Public Safety Act (PSA), reported Daily Excelsior. The biggest reconciliatory move from the State Government came in the form of decision to immediately release over 50 youth, including 31 students, who were arrested on the charges of stone-pelting since June 11. Also, the mobile telephone services will be restored in Baramulla and Sopore towns immediately. The mobile services in these areas were suspended in July when the agitation began to intensify with violent protests becoming a daily routine.
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September - 30 
Curfew was re-imposed in all major towns, except in Pulwama and Shopian, of the Kashmir Valley on September 30, reported PTI.
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Curfew was re-imposed in all major towns, except in Pulwama and Shopian, of the Kashmir Valley on September 30, reported PTI.
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September - 30 
On September 30, a Policeman was injured in an encounter between SFs and militants in the Kangan area. An unnamed Police spokesman said "Police and Army troops engaged the militants in an encounter this evening at Chak-Akha in Kangan, 45 kms from her
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On September 30, a Policeman was injured in an encounter between SFs and militants in the Kangan area. An unnamed Police spokesman said "Police and Army troops engaged the militants in an encounter this evening at Chak-Akha in Kangan, 45 kms from here". "One constable of police suffered injuries in the operation", he added
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*Data till , May 18, 2024
Source:Compiled from news reports and are provisional.
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