Two youths were injured as police fired teargas shells to disperse protestors at several places in Sringar, where curfew remained in force in seven police station areas on Thursday in view of a strike called by separatists.
Police said two youths identified as Irfan Ahmad Bhat, a resident of Soura, and Zahoor Ahmed, a resident of Kupwara, were injured as police fired tear gas shells and resorted to lathicharge to quell a stone-pelting mob at Anchar and Soura in old city.
The injured have been shifted to a hospital where their condition is reported to be stable, they said.
Soura locality was tense as a teenaged boy, injured during clashes on August 23, succumbed to his wounds in a local hospital triggering fresh protests resulting in injuries to six persons on Wednesday.
Police said residents of the area defied restrictions imposed on the movement of the people and came on main chowk in Soura to stage a demonstration. When they were asked to disperse by police, they threw stones on them prompting police to fire teargas shells.
Clashes between the protestors and law enforcing agencies were also reported from Umarabad in Zainakote, Barzallah, Natipora and Rambagh localities of the city but there were no casualties, police said.
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