Baramulla, Jan 4 (UNI) Life remained crippled for the second day today in Sopore in the north Kashmir district in protest against the January 1 killing of two militants of Pakistan based Lashker-e-Toiba (LeT).
Shops and business establishments were closed and traffic was off the roads. Work in government offices and other commercial establishments was also affected due to spontaneous strike on the ''Charram'' (4th day) of slain militants.
Additional police personnel have been deployed in the town to thwart any attempt by the miscreants to disrupt peace.
Two LeT militants, including a top commander Showkat Ahmad Najar alias Muna Janawari, were killed by the security forces at Muslim Peer Mohalla in Sopore area of this district on January one.
Janawari was wanted in several militancy-related incidents, police said.
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Shops and business establishments were closed and traffic was off the roads. Work in government offices and other commercial establishments was also affected due to spontaneous strike on the ''Charram'' (4th day) of slain militants.
Additional police personnel have been deployed in the town to thwart any attempt by the miscreants to disrupt peace.
Two LeT militants, including a top commander Showkat Ahmad Najar alias Muna Janawari, were killed by the security forces at Muslim Peer Mohalla in Sopore area of this district on January one.
Janawari was wanted in several militancy-related incidents, police said.
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