Internet services closed in some areas of Kashmir, drones are being monitored, protesters chased in Maisuma
Meanwhile, shopkeepers in various parts of the summer capital, including downtown, kept their shops closed for fear of stone pelters, but the situation remained normal.
Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front JKLF chairman Mohammad Yasin Malik, who shed the blood of innocent civilians in the name of freedom, pelted stones outside his house, but the police took quick action and drove him away.
The administration also made tight security arrangements in the entire state from Lakhanpur to Kupwara so that mischievous elements could not create any disturbance anywhere.
Apart from taking the help of drones for surveillance in Yasin Malik's locality and other sensitive areas, the police also reportedly suspended internet services at many places. JKLF chairman Mohammad Yasin Malik was today sentenced to life imprisonment by a special court of National Investigation Agency (NIA) in Delhi-based terror funding case along with a fine of 10 lakhs.
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