Kashmiri people mark "assassination anniversary" of pro-independence leaders
Shahana Butt
Press TV, Indian-Controlled Kashmir
The Indian-ruled Kashmir is observing a shutdown to mark the death anniversary of two prominent pro-independence figures and over 50 other people. Indian authorities have imposed a curfew and restrictions in parts of the Himalayan region to prevent a planned march in remembrance of the victims.
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