Wide range of curfew in Srinagar

India-administered Kashmir's main city Srinagar, a 200 year old monastery, four days after the fire continued to stress, which has increased the scope of the curfew on Thursday.

Additional contingent of police and paramilitary forces were deployed in different parts of town where there is constant patrolling.

Srinagar tense areas at high risk of barbed Cable laying there on the streets, other barriers have also been created, discouraging protests for the area residents have been advised to stay in their homes.These measures, according to officials from the unrest and casualties and financial losses are being made to stay safe.

Citizens of the curfew and the biggest problem facing food and drink products, especially milk and lack of bread.