May 28 Rayees Shah Clashes erupted in Government Degree College Ganderbal on Tuesday afternoon after the students early morning held a sit in to protest the  killing of Zakir Musa on Friday. A Student while speaking to The Kashmiriyat said students in large numbers holding placards and shouting pro Freedom slogans demanded an end to the ongoing killing spree in Kashmir. The forces deployed in the township outside the college did not allow the students to move ahead, which triggered clashes.buy Viagra Black generic buy Black Viagra generic The forces fired tear smoke shells against the protesters to disperse them, however the clashes were going on when this report was filed.

May 28 Shabir Khan Protests erupted in Government Degree College Sopore on Tuesday after the students early morning held a sit in to protest the  killing of Zakir Musa on Friday. A Student while speaking to The Kashmiriyat said students in large numbers holding placards and shouting pro Freedom slogans demanded an end to the ongoing killing spree in Kashmir. The forces deployed in the townhsip outside the college did not allow the students to move ahead, which triggered clashes. The forces fired tear smoke shells against the protesters to disperse them, however the clashes were going on when this report was filed.

May 27 The Southern part of Kashmir including Pulwama, Kulgam, Shopian and Islamabad (anantnag) has shut down for the fourth consecutive day to mourn the killing of Zakir Musa. Educational institutes, Mobile internet services, Oil Stations and business establishments are shut against the killing of Zakir Musa on Friday. The Kashmiriyat was informed that traffic is off the roads, while business establishments are also shut. Hundreds of people are still visiting the house of Slain Zakir Musa in Noorpora Tral.

May 26 Streets in South Kashmir wore a deserted look throughout the day, with thin movement of traffic on the streets and Government Force personnel deployed in the main towns to prevent any sort of "law and order" situation. The Kashmiriyat reporters from parts of South Kashmir reported that Shops, business establishment and oil stations in the area remained shut, while vehicular movement was thin throughout the day.

May 26 Faisal Bashir Locals of Dharmuna in Budgam district on Sunday held a protest demonstration against the arrest of seven teenage boys by Government Forces during a protest against the killing of Zakir Musa on Thursday. Four of them who were minors have been released by the Indian Army, while two of them have been tortured inside the custody by Army, the family alleged. "Two of the arrested youth have been let off in injured condition by army," adding that one of them has been shifted to SKIMS and the other one has been shifted to JVC Bemina for treatment. According to the protesting locals the army personnel arrested seven boys on May 24 (Friday) following protests in the area after the killing Zakir Musa, the Chief of Al-Qeada affiliate Ansar Ul Gazwatul Hind. The injured have...