Protests in J&K against govt's proposed township for Kashmiri Pandits

10 April 2015 8:17 PM IST

Family members of victims of enforced disappearances hold a protest sit in in Srinagar (Photo: Deccan Chronicle)
Policemen lob teargas cannisters to control mob protesting against the creation of separate townships for Kashmiri Pandits (Photo: Deccan Chronicle)
Srinagar witnessed heavy protests by the JKLF against the government (Photo: Deccan Chronicle)
Policemen control rioters in Srinagar during a protest against the government's decision to create separate composite townships for Kashmiri Pandits (Photo: Deccan Chronicle)
Policemen involved in controlling the mob that was protesting against the creation of separate township for Kashmiri Pandits (Photo: Deccan Chronicle)
JKLF leader Muhammad Yasin Malik was detained by the police during a protest against the government's proposed move to build a separate 'composite township' for displaced Kashmiri Pandits (Photo: Deccan Chronicle)
Pro-independence Jammu Kashmir Liberation Front (JKLF) supporters clash with police in Srinagar's Maisuma area (Deccan Chronicle)
An elderly Kashmiri resident during a protest sit-in by the relatives of victims of enforced disappearances in Srinagar (Photo: Deccan Chronicle)

Family members of victims of enforced disappearances hold a protest sit in in Srinagar (Photo: Deccan Chronicle)

Protests in J&amp;K against govt's proposed township for Kashmiri Pandits