Second day of violent protests in Srinagar, India

Indian police and protesters clash for the second consecutive day, the violence comes after the death of a boy killed by a tear-gas shell fired by police. Srinagar, India. 02/02/2010.

Police said at least four policemen and six protesters were hurt during violence in Srinagar, one of several Muslim-majority towns shut down by a strike called by separatists to protest against the boy's killing.

Wamiq Farooq died on Sunday after being struck by a shell fired by police to quell a separatist demonstration.
“The strike is to protest against the boy's killing and human rights violations by Indian troops in general,” Mirwaiz Umar Farooq, a moderate separatist leader, told media persons.

Indian police and protesters clash for the second consecutive day, the violence comes after the death of a boy killed by a tear-gas shell fired by police. Srinagar, India. 02/02/2010.

Police said at least four policemen and six protesters were hurt during violence in Srinagar, one of several Muslim-majority towns shut down by a strike called by separatists to protest against the boy's killing.

Wamiq Farooq died on Sunday after being struck by a shell fired by police to quell a separatist demonstration.
“The strike is to protest against the boy's killing and human rights violations by Indian troops in general,” Mirwaiz Umar Farooq, a moderate separatist leader, told media persons.

Indian police and protesters clash for the second consecutive day, the violence comes after the death of a boy killed by a tear-gas shell fired by police. Srinagar, India. 02/02/2010.

Police said at least four policemen and six protesters were hurt during violence in Srinagar, one of several Muslim-majority towns shut down by a strike called by separatists to protest against the boy's killing.

Wamiq Farooq died on Sunday after being struck by a shell fired by police to quell a separatist demonstration.
“The strike is to protest against the boy's killing and human rights violations by Indian troops in general,” Mirwaiz Umar Farooq, a moderate separatist leader, told media persons.

Indian police and protesters clash for the second consecutive day, the violence comes after the death of a boy killed by a tear-gas shell fired by police. Srinagar, India. 02/02/2010.

Police said at least four policemen and six protesters were hurt during violence in Srinagar, one of several Muslim-majority towns shut down by a strike called by separatists to protest against the boy's killing.

Wamiq Farooq died on Sunday after being struck by a shell fired by police to quell a separatist demonstration.
“The strike is to protest against the boy's killing and human rights violations by Indian troops in general,” Mirwaiz Umar Farooq, a moderate separatist leader, told media persons.

Indian police and protesters clash for the second consecutive day, the violence comes after the death of a boy killed by a tear-gas shell fired by police. Srinagar, India. 02/02/2010.

Police said at least four policemen and six protesters were hurt during violence in Srinagar, one of several Muslim-majority towns shut down by a strike called by separatists to protest against the boy's killing.

Wamiq Farooq died on Sunday after being struck by a shell fired by police to quell a separatist demonstration.
“The strike is to protest against the boy's killing and human rights violations by Indian troops in general,” Mirwaiz Umar Farooq, a moderate separatist leader, told media persons.

Indian police and protesters clash for the second consecutive day, the violence comes after the death of a boy killed by a tear-gas shell fired by police. Srinagar, India. 02/02/2010.

Police said at least four policemen and six protesters were hurt during violence in Srinagar, one of several Muslim-majority towns shut down by a strike called by separatists to protest against the boy's killing.

Wamiq Farooq died on Sunday after being struck by a shell fired by police to quell a separatist demonstration.
“The strike is to protest against the boy's killing and human rights violations by Indian troops in general,” Mirwaiz Umar Farooq, a moderate separatist leader, told media persons.