Srinagar, Apr 9: Separatists have called for a two-day strike from tomorrow against killing of eight youth in security force firing on anti-election protestors in Srinagar parliamentary constituency, which recorded only 7.14 per cent voter turnout during bypolls today.
Both the faction of Hurriyat Conference (HC) and Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front (JKLF) have urged people to observe a complete shutdown tomorrow on Tuesday.
Eight youth were killed and several others were injured in security forces firing in Srinagar Parliamentary Constituency, which recorded abysmally low 7.14 per cent voter turnout during bypolls today.
Meanwhile, expressing deep anguish over the loss of lives in security force action during today’s polling in Srinagar Parliamentary constituency, Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti has sought help from people to stop the cycle of senseless violence and bloodshed.
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