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Strict ‘corona’ curfew to dissuade Eid shoppers in Valley
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Policemen stop vehicles as authorities reimposed strict COVID-restrictions in Srinagar on Wednesday, May 12, 2021. | Photo Credit:
NISSAR AHMAD
The police on Wednesday imposed a strict ‘corona curfew’, limiting the movement to only essential services of government departments and hospitals, to dissuade the Eid shoppers from swarming the markets.
Security forces laid spools of concertina and set up permanent barricades in most parts of Srinagar, sealing most of the commercial hubs.
Locals alleged the police swung batons in the morning to chase people back to their homes and many were hit and vendors’ carts toppled.
Outcry After J&K Police ‘Beat Women’ To Impose Corona Curfew
Ahead Of Eid, police out with hockey sticks, officials with sticks to maintain order
Naseer Ganai 12 May 2021, Last Updated at 10:25 pm Representational Image/ PTI Naseer Ganai 2021-05-12T22:21:14+05:30 Outcry After J&K Police ‘Beat Women’ To Impose Corona Curfew outlookindia.com 2021-05-12T22:25:55+05:30
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Police in Srinagar, in their zeal to impose corona curfew ahead of Eid, were seen beating women with sticks for violating restriction orders on Wednesday, prompting sharp reactions. They also forced shops selling meat and vegetables to down shutters.
The policemen were carrying hockey sticks to impose the curfew. In many areas, including Batmaloo, a police vehicle was seen chasing youths. At many places, police toppled vendor carts.