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Two youths die in Kashmir violence

| | Sep 13, 2016, at 06:34 pm
Srinagar, Sept 13 (IBNS) As Eid is being celebrated, in Jammu and Kashmir two youths died in the latest cycle of violence with clashes between protesters and forces continuing, said reports on Tuesday.

The two died in separate incidents while at least ten were injured as violence and protests continued unrelentingly in the trouble-torn state.

Reports said one person was killed in firing as protesters clashed with security forces on Tuesday morning in Bandipore near Srinagar. 

One death occurred in Shopian.

Curfew has been imposed in large parts of Kashmir.

Kashmir is witnessing a cycle of violence with the toll now crossing 80 since the since the killing of Burhan Wani, a 22-year-old Hizbul Mujahideen terrorist,  on July 8.

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